Barn Owls

Barn Owls is a spacious three-bedroom detached home, which is well presented throughout and enjoying a truly exceptional rural setting.

The Property - Barn Owls is a distinctive detached home occupying an idyllic rural position, surrounded by beautiful countryside and enjoying far-reaching views from almost every aspect. Thoughtfully designed to make the most of its exceptional setting, the principal living accommodation is arranged predominantly on the first floor, creating light-filled spaces with a wonderful outlook across the surrounding landscape.

The generous sitting room is a particular feature of the property, benefiting from a triple-aspect orientation, exposed beams and a wood-burning stove, while the large picture window frames the stunning countryside views. A second reception room has previously served as a formal dining room but offers excellent flexibility and could equally be utilised as an additional bedroom, if required. The well-appointed kitchen is fitted with a range of units and integrated appliances, including a fridge/freezer, dishwasher and oven.

The principal bedroom is an impressive double-aspect room with fitted storage and enjoys the same delightful rural outlook. A further first-floor bedroom also benefits from built-in cupboards and is served by a spacious family bathroom. On the ground floor, a third double bedroom and separate shower room provide ideal guest or ancillary accommodation. Completing the accommodation are a large utility room, integral garage and adjoining boiler room.

Outside, Barn Owls enjoys an enviably peaceful setting at the end of a quiet country lane. A terrace and lawn to the front of the property provide the perfect space for outdoor dining and relaxation, while the grassed area to the rear offers an excellent vantage point from which to take in the spectacular views and surrounding countryside.

Barn Owls is located at the end of Frenchmoor Lane, close to the popular village of West Tytherley. The village features a shop, public house. primary school and church. The town of Stockbridge is a short drive away and offers a variety of independent shops, post office, doctors and dental practices along with hotels, restaurants and public houses.

The main road network can be accessed from the A303, A34 and M3 and railway stations can be found at Dean and the cathedral cities of Salisbury and Westminster which are both within easy travelling distance. The area is surrounded by miles of footpaths and bridleways including the Clarendon Way.

Additional Information -

Services - Oil fired central heating
Mains water and electricity
Private drainage £20.00 per month
Good mobile phone coverage (Ofcom)
Full Fibre Broadband available (Openreach)

Epc - E 42

Local Authority - Test Valley Borough Council, band G

Deposit - Holding deposit: £542
Security deposit: £2,711