Wellhouse Road, Beech, Alton, Hampshire, GU34

A BEAUTIFUL VICTORIAN HOME OF CHARACTER, CHARM & TRANQUILLITY.

An enchanting four-bedroom Victorian home, dating from 1897, occupying an enviable position within one of the most sought-after and picturesque lanes in the much-loved village of Beech, with scenic footpaths and woodland walks nearby, including Bushy Leaze and Ackender Woods.

Set within an exceptionally peaceful and private setting, this charming semi-detached residence is a wonderful example of a period home that has retained its character whilst offering space, versatility and potential. This handsome home offers an array of original features creating an inviting first impression, whilst the secluded setting provides a wonderful feeling of privacy and escape from everyday life.

Internally, the accommodation unfolds across a series of well-proportioned rooms, with the warmth and character one would expect of a Victorian home of this age. There are two generous reception rooms in which to relax and entertain with family and friends. Both rooms offer fireplaces with the main sitting room/dining room offering a wood-burning stove creating an inviting focal point, perfect for cosy evenings in. The generous kitchen/breakfast room is ideally situated off the dining area and offers an excellent opportunity to create an on trend open plan, hub of the home living space if desired.

Off the family kitchen/breakfast room there is a storage/lobby area with direct access through to the integral garage, with a guest cloakroom completing the accommodation on the ground floor.

Upstairs, the property provides four double bedrooms, offering exceptional flexibility for family life, guests or working from home, with the principal bedroom benefiting from an array of integrated storage, with a well-appointed family bathroom completing the first-floor accommodation.

Outside is where this property truly comes into its own. To the front, a private driveway provides parking for approximately four cars, framed by mature trees and established planting, side access leads through to the rear garden. The beautiful private rear garden is an exceptional feature of the property with mature trees, established borders and an abundance of planting creating a wonderfully secluded sanctuary, where the sounds and pace of everyday life seem to fall away. Terrace areas create spaces for entertaining, relaxing and enjoying the garden throughout the seasons. There is a covered terrace, an idyllic setting for alfresco dining, morning coffee or long summer evenings spent entertaining friends. The atmosphere is wonderfully serene - a rare combination of privacy, greenery and natural beauty that makes the garden feel almost entirely removed from the outside world.

Tucked within the garden is a charming artist's studio, complete with both power and lighting, offering yet another layer of versatility to this already exceptional home. Homes of this character, setting and potential rarely come to the market and with its position within one of Beech's most desirable lanes further elevates its appeal. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the character, setting, privacy and enormous potential this exceptional Victorian home has to offer.


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick/Slate

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Alton is a charming market town in East Hampshire, surrounded by beautiful countryside and situated at the gateway to the South Downs National Park. The town offers a comprehensive range of everyday amenities, including independent shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and regular markets, alongside a good selection of schools and leisure facilities. Alton also has a rich heritage, with attractions including the Curtis Museum, Allen Gallery and the renowned Watercress Line heritage railway. The neighbouring village of Chawton, famously associated with Jane Austen, is close by, while the surrounding countryside provides excellent opportunities for walking and cycling. Alton railway station offers regular services towards London Waterloo, making the town popular with commuters, while the A31 provides convenient road connections towards Winchester, Guildford and the wider road network.