Cottage for sale in Hurstbourne Tarrant, Andover SP11

This characterful and most attractive Grade ii-listed thatched cottage forms one half of a pair of semi-detached cottages, in a prime village position and with lovely gardens to the rear. The property is believed to be 17th century with later additions and is timber framed, with the exposed beams seen internally throughout and additional character features such as an open fireplace, traditional wooden doors and exposed brick detailing. The property is attractively appointed in a modern country style with neutral walls and floors, making it ready for personalisation by the new owner.

The property comprises a sitting room, dining room/office and kitchen on the ground floor, with two bedrooms and a bath/shower room upstairs. The home would be ideal for downsizers or those looking for a second home in the country with versatile accommodation. The addition of the detached annexe offers further self-contained accommodation including a bedroom with en suite WC, a shower room and an open plan kitchen/dining room/living room. This could be used as an income generator or used for older children or visiting guests.

Outside

2 Rookery Cottages is situated close to the heart of the village, in close proximity to the pub and with open countryside to the rear, over which there are lovely unspoilt views. To the front there is private off-street parking on a good-size gravel driveway, with access to the gardens which are situated to the front of the house and have a favourable south-easterly aspect, enjoying plenty of sun in the warmer months. The garden is lawned with a variety of trees and shrubs dotted throughout, and a paved terrace at the back of the house for outdoor dining. The gardens offer superb potential for landscaping.

Situation

Hurstbourne Tarrant is a picturesque Hampshire village situated within the North Wessex Downs landscape, with amenities including a tearoom, community centre, primary school and a popular pub. There are more schools available locally, including Rookwood and Farleigh, while Andover (5.8 miles) Andover provides comprehensive facilities, including shops, services, and a mainline railway station with direct links to London Waterloo in just over an hour. The proximity of the A303/M3 and A34 allows for easy access to London, the North, and the West Country. The region is famous for its beautiful countryside, with many lovely walks in the local area including Watership Down and through the Bourne Valley.

Additional Information

Mains electricity, water.
Shared septic drainage.
Electric heating system.
Test Valley - Band D