Property for sale in Appleshaw, Andover SP11

This former the village shop/post-office is offered to the market with an abundance of scope for alterations and modernisation to create and enjoy a beautiful family home with over 1700 sq ft of accommodation. Situated within the very heart of the village over looking the green.

Cheslyns is a classical period village house, formerly the village shop and post-office situated in the very heart of the village opposite the green with its original red telephone box adding a glimpse into days gone by. The accommodation is beautifully proportioned to the ground floor and offers an abundance of scope for development and alterations to create a very versatile family home. Presently Cheslyns benefits in brief: Entrance hall, sitting room, kitchen/dining room opening into a garden room to the rear, the former village shop is now a further family room with large store/study to the rear and a conservatory to the front, there is also the added advantage of a boot room/utility and a downstairs bathroom To the first floor you will find three good sized bedrooms along with a useful cloakroom. Externally is a pretty walled cottage garden with an abundance of flowering plant and shrub borders and beds. There is gated access to the rear where the garage is located, further parking is provided to the front of the property.

Appleshaw lies in north west Hampshire at the top end of the Test Valley, close to the county boundary, between Hampshire and Wiltshire, to the west of Andover, and north of the A303 and the A342 Devizes Road. The village typifies the very best of Hampshire, it is a peaceful village and has a strong and friendly community with a church, public house, and primary school at Ragged Appleshaw, whist in Weyhill, there is a garage which has an integral shop and there is a farm shop. Andover, about 5 miles to the south east, has an excellent shopping centre. The village is also perfectly placed for the A303 for fast access westwards, or via the M3 motorway to London. Andover has a mainline railway station on the Waterloo line and within reasonable driving distance are several major centres including the two cities of Salisbury and Winchester which have their own special attributes.