Roberts Road, Barton Stacey, Winchester, Hampshire, SO21

A delightful four bedroom home in a superb setting in this popular village within close proximity to the village primary school. The front overlooks the village green and the rear provides far reaching views over open grassland. Internally, the property is well presented with neutral decor throughout. Built in the 1960s the property has been improved and exlarged with three later extensions. On the ground floor an enclosed porch leads to a central hall giving access to the sitting room, kitchen/dining room and cloakroom. The kitchen is well appointed and has space for a range cooker, with an adjoining utility room for laundry appliances. Open plan to the kitchen is a generous dining area which connects to the light-filled orangery at the rear of the house. The orangery, also linked to the sitting room, creates additional useful reception space and has a superb connection to the garden. On the upper floors there are four bedrooms, two bath/shower rooms and a loft area with potential for conversion, subject to the necessary consents and permissions.

Outside

The property owns an area of land to the front currently used for parking up to six vehicles, and we understand from the vendor that, subject to obtaining consents, it may be possible to instate a dropped kerb and create a more formal driveway. To the rear, the garden is arranged over two tiers and backs onto open countryside with unspoilt views. The garden is well enclosed by wooden panel fencing and mature greenery.

Situation

On the northern edge of the Test Valley, Barton Stacey is a charming village with a church, pub, Post Office and well-regarded primary and pre-school. Many footpaths and bridleways lead out of the village and there is further walking and riding to be found at Chilbolton Common, along the Test Way and Stockbridge Down. Extensive amenities can be found in the Georgian market town of Stockbridge, south west of the village, including boutique stores, restaurants and pubs. Transport links include the A303 to the south west, the A34 for easy access to Southampton or Newbury, and the M3 or rail links providing an easy commute to London: Micheldever Station, Basingstoke or Winchester (London Waterloo approx. 1 hour).

Additional Information

LOCAL AUTHORITY: Test Valley Borough Council
SERVICES: Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil-fired heating.