- For Sale
- Guide price 450,000 GBP
- Bedroom: 3
- Bathroom: 1
A pretty cottage situated in a no-through road within the heart of a test valley village.
3 Church Road offers appointed and proportioned accommodation with a good-sized rear garden. The property welcomes you into a reception hall with stairs leading up to the first floor of the house and a door into a cosy and bright sitting room with log burning stove and large window benefiting the natural light, flowing into the open plan kitchen/dining room featuring a centre island and modern style kitchen with breakfast area. The kitchen leads into the family room with French patio doors to the garden, the perfect room to entertain guests and enjoy the garden. The downstairs of the property also features a well-appointed family bathroom with a utility cupboard and a large under stairs cupboard. On the first floor of the property, you will find two good-sized double bedrooms and a further bedroom, which could be an ideal nursery or alternative to a study. The property's rear south-facing garden, accessed by the family room door, features a patio area with space for outside dining and a garden shed. Steps lead up to a lawned area bordered by mature trees and bushes with spaces for bedding flowers. Steps lead to the third part of the garden, which also has a lawned area. Additionally, the current owners have created an extra seating area and summer house, which is currently being used as a home office but could be alternatively used.
The property lies within the village of Nether Wallop and is situated on the edge of Test Valley. The village has a community center and church, Nether Wallop is the easternmost of the three villages collectively known as The Wallops, the other two being Over Wallop and Middle Wallop, with the other two neighboring villages having local shops, pubs and amenities. The nearby market town of Stockbridge offers a wide range of boutique shops, restaurants and pubs, as well as a hotel and local butcher. The cathedral cities of Salisbury to the west and Winchester to the east are both within easy distance and offer more comprehensive facilities and transport links. Nether Wallop is located 8 miles southwest of Andover, with trains to London Waterloo taking 71 minutes, and 13 miles west of Winchester, with a train journey to London Waterloo from 58 minutes. The closest train station is Grateley Station, which is only about 4.2 miles away, with direct trains to London taking 77 minutes. (Distances and times approximate.)
3 Church Road offers appointed and proportioned accommodation with a good-sized rear garden. The property welcomes you into a reception hall with stairs leading up to the first floor of the house and a door into a cosy and bright sitting room with log burning stove and large window benefiting the natural light, flowing into the open plan kitchen/dining room featuring a centre island and modern style kitchen with breakfast area. The kitchen leads into the family room with French patio doors to the garden, the perfect room to entertain guests and enjoy the garden. The downstairs of the property also features a well-appointed family bathroom with a utility cupboard and a large under stairs cupboard. On the first floor of the property, you will find two good-sized double bedrooms and a further bedroom, which could be an ideal nursery or alternative to a study. The property's rear south-facing garden, accessed by the family room door, features a patio area with space for outside dining and a garden shed. Steps lead up to a lawned area bordered by mature trees and bushes with spaces for bedding flowers. Steps lead to the third part of the garden, which also has a lawned area. Additionally, the current owners have created an extra seating area and summer house, which is currently being used as a home office but could be alternatively used.
The property lies within the village of Nether Wallop and is situated on the edge of Test Valley. The village has a community center and church, Nether Wallop is the easternmost of the three villages collectively known as The Wallops, the other two being Over Wallop and Middle Wallop, with the other two neighboring villages having local shops, pubs and amenities. The nearby market town of Stockbridge offers a wide range of boutique shops, restaurants and pubs, as well as a hotel and local butcher. The cathedral cities of Salisbury to the west and Winchester to the east are both within easy distance and offer more comprehensive facilities and transport links. Nether Wallop is located 8 miles southwest of Andover, with trains to London Waterloo taking 71 minutes, and 13 miles west of Winchester, with a train journey to London Waterloo from 58 minutes. The closest train station is Grateley Station, which is only about 4.2 miles away, with direct trains to London taking 77 minutes. (Distances and times approximate.)
