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Upper Wyke, St Mary Bourne, Andover, Hampshire, SP11

PROPERTY TYPE

Semi-Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

2

SIZE

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TENURE
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Freehold

Key features

  • The North Wessex Downs - An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty
  • About a 20 minute walk to central St Mary Bourne (Shop/Pub/School etc.)
  • Plenty of off road parking and a large workshop/potential gym/games room
  • Two fire places with log-burning stoves
  • Excellent principal bedroom suite with Juliette balcony and the best views
  • Open plan kitchen, sitting and living areas, study, utility
  • Large mature garden with terrace and decking

Description

An attractive and substantially extended four bedroom period cottage with a large live-in kitchen/dining room, two further reception rooms, a big workshop and large garden in a quiet rural setting with views over the valley

An attractive semi detached period cottage, owned by the same family for many decades and now offered for sale, enjoying a peaceful, elevated position towards the end of a no through lane and forming part of a charming, tucked away hamlet. The property is within walking distance of St Mary Bourne, in the highly regarded and sought after Bourne Valley, surrounded by beautiful countryside while remaining conveniently accessible. The extended accommodation comprises a generous reception hall and boot room, sitting room, study, spacious kitchen and dining room opening into a living area, utility room and ground floor cloakroom. Upstairs are four double bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with a balcony, attractive views and an ensuite bathroom, while the remaining bedrooms share a shower room. Outside, the property benefits from a good sized mature garden, ample parking and a substantial outbuilding offering tremendous potential for conversion into ancillary accommodation, subject to the necessary planning permission, or use as an ideal workshop.

The property is located on the outskirts of the village of St Mary Bourne, within a short walk of the ‘Bourne Valley Inn’ public house. The village, which is renowned for its many period houses and cottages and the surrounding undulating countryside, has a primary school, doctor’s surgery, church, modern village hall, a Post Office and shop, as well as two public houses and recreation ground with cricket pitch. The nearby towns of Andover (about five miles distant) and Newbury offer fast mainline rail services to Waterloo and Paddington respectively, together with a comprehensive range of shopping, educational and leisure facilities. An excellent rail service to Waterloo is also available from Whitchurch, about three miles distant. The cathedral city of Winchester is approximately twenty minutes’ drive away. The A34 and A303 roads and M3 and M4 motorways are all within easy reach.

Approach

Access from the front terrace to an oak framed glazed door with overhead lantern style light leading into:

Porch

An attractive pegged oak framed structure beneath a slate roof with oak frame and glazed elevations with low level inset brick panels. Internally it features a vaulted ceiling with central pendant light point and high apex glazing to the front over the door. Windows overlooking garden. Space for coat hooks, bench and general boot room area. Internal panelled/glazed door leading into:

Main Living Area

A large triple aspect room featuring a central dual aspect open fireplace housing a double fronted log burning stove. This room provides a large kitchen/diner to one end opening into a living area to the other.

Living Area

Dual aspect glazed double doors open onto a generous composite decked rear terraced area. Further picture window to side aspect overlooking garden with rustic oak display sill. Limestone tiled flooring. Flush LED downlighters. Door to side of chimney breast into inner hall. Full width opening into:

Kitchen/Dining Room

Long polished quartz work surfaces with similar upstand. Twin bowl ceramic sink unit with central mixer tap and polished quartz drainer. A range of hand-built low level cupboards and drawers, including a number of deep pan drawers. Full height oak larder cupboard to one end. Integrated dishwasher and recycling area. Rangemaster with two large ovens, separate grill and warming area with wide multi zone induction hob, patterned ceramic tiled splashback and decorative hood above with extractor fan and light. Wall mounted units including cookbook shelves, glazed china display cabinets and plate racks. Further unit with inset eye level microwave. Space and plumbing for an American style fridge freezer in hardwood surround with double cupboard above. Limestone tiled flooring. Space in the centre of the room for a large family/entertaining table. Glazed double doors open onto the front terrace enjoying views over the main garden with a further picture window to side (truncated)

Inner Hall (formerly kitchen)

Travertine tiled flooring and the opposite side of the dual aspect brick fireplace with double fronted log burning stove. Staircase with oak balustrade to one side rises to a half landing where it splits to the first floor. Understairs cupboard. Oak panelled latch doors to study and sitting room.

Sitting Room

A generously proportioned square shaped yet cosy reception room centering on an open brick fireplace housing a log burning stove on a raised herringbone brick hearth. Deep recesses to either side of chimney breast, one with low level double cupboard and media shelf above, the other with a built-in dresser, low double cupboard and display shelving over. Central pendant light point. Picture window to the front aspect overlooking the main garden with wide rustic oak sill and a reclaimed oak door to outside. Additional wall light point.

Study

Wide picture window to the rear aspect. Limestone flagged flooring. LED downlighters. Fuse box. Latch doors to utility and cloakroom.

Cloakroom

Wall mounted basin with tiled splash back. Low level WC. Limestone flooring. LED downlighter. Window to rear aspect.

FIRST FLOOR

Split level landing and inner landing with natural lightwell, airing cupboard, loft hatch and downlighters. Doors to:

Principal Bedroom Suite

A particularly spacious and excellent feature. This large double bedroom/sitting room features high profile ceilings with LED downlighters. Glazed double doors to wrought iron Juliet balcony where stunning far-reaching country views are enjoyed across the Bourne Valley. Wide alcove with built-in central dressing table, display shelves above. Full height double wardrobes to either end and further storage above. Further window to the side aspect. Oak latched door into:

En Suite Bathroom

White suite comprising panelled bath with marble and patterned ceramic tiled surround. Wall mounted mixer tap and handheld shower. Heritage pedestal wash hand basin. Low level WC. Large corner glass/marble tiled enclosure with overhead and handheld shower attachments. Tiled flooring. Towel radiator. Large window to rear aspect. Wall and LED lights. Extractor fan.

Bedroom Two

A large double bedroom with dormer window overlooking the front garden. Open brick fireplace (not in use) with recesses to either side of chimney breast ideal for freestanding or built-in cupboards. Downlighters throughout.

Bedroom Three

A further large dual aspect double bedroom. Dormer window to front aspect. Further window to side aspect. High ceiling. Pendant light point. LED downlighter in dormer.

Bedroom Four

A final smaller double bedroom with rear facing window with wide oak sill. LED downlighters.

Family Shower Room

White suite comprising pedestal wash hand basin with tiled splash back and mixer tap. Low level WC with concealed cistern. Large corner glass/tiled enclosure with overhead and handheld shower attachments. Natural lightwell above. LED downlighters. Extractor fan.

OUTSIDE

Driveway and Parking

Access off a dead-end lane onto a generous herringbone block paved effect resin drive with flint retaining wall to one side, picket fence screening the other, providing plenty of parking and access to:

The Outbuilding

A substantial workshop/studio with potential to make a useful home office space or games room area STPP. Double doors with high level glazing open to the driveway. Light and power connected throughout. Rear window and glass door to a deck overlooking the cottage and its garden with steps descending to a path that runs to the side of the main garden to the main entrance.

The Gardens

The main garden comprising a large and long sweeping lawn extends to the front of the cottage surrounded by herbaceous borders, box hedging, shrubs and specimen trees with a large Catalpa to one end. A wraparound paved terrace extends round the front and side of the property where a wisteria has been trained to the façade. To the rear of the cottage there is a large raised composite decked area and to the far corner boundary a large timber garden store with lean-to area.

Services

Private water supply and drainage with neighbour. Mains electricity. Note: No household services or appliances have been tested and no guarantees can be given by Evans and Partridge.

Broadband/Mobile Coverage

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Directions

SP11 6EE

Council Tax

Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council - Band C

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Band: C
PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
Yes
GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
Yes
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Upper Wyke, St Mary Bourne, Andover, Hampshire, SP11

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Monthly repayments£3,468
Property: £ 700,000
Deposit: £ 70,000
Interest rate: 5.22%
Term: 30 years
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