A charming, detached family home, dating back over 200 years and originally the old post office and village shop, offered to the market in immaculate condition having been beautifully reconfigured and refurbished by the current owners. This stunning home sits within touching distance of the open forest offering lovely walks and a moments’ drive from the popular village of Burley in one direction and the coast in the other, with the property providing an additional annexe outbuilding.
THE SITUATION
The village of Bransgore lies on the edge of the New Forest, within easy reach by car of popular beaches and the towns of Christchurch and Bournemouth. The village boasts a well-regarded primary school, sports field and children's playground, as well as many woodland walks. The nearby picturesque village of Burley boasts a range of boutique shops, restaurants, a dispensing GP surgery and two public houses. Burley also enjoys an active village community with a village hall, cricket club and a popular 9 hole golf course. The sailing centres of Lymington and Christchurch are both nearby with Lymington also offering a ferry service to the Isle of Wight. The larger coastal cities of Bournemouth and Southampton are both easily accessible, as is the Cathedral City of Winchester. Bournemouth boasts an international airport with an increasing number of national and international destinations, as does Southampton, each within very easy reach. Condor Ferries to the Channel Islands are situated in nearby Poole. The A31 provides access to the M27 and the motorway network. There are railway services from nearby Hinton Admiral (approximately 3 miles), which provides a service through to London Waterloo (1 hour 54 minutes) or from Brockenhurst (1 hour 34 minutes.
THE PROPERTY
The property is accessed via a timber covered front door leading immediately into the utility/boot room, housing the washing machine, tumble drier and an additional sink. A set of double doors lead you to one end of the house via the stair well into a useful study with access to a three-piece bathroom. The study is ideally interlinked through a door into the fourth bedroom making this end of the house an ideal separate annexe section to the house. A lovely sitting room is accessed by both the fourth bedroom and the kitchen and offers a large comfortable living space, carpeted throughout and provides two sections to the room due to its size. At one end of the room there is a seating area surrounding the log burning fireplace with brick surround and a further seating area at the other end providing a TV area with bay window and doors leading out to garden.
A large kitchen/dining area links back from the sitting room and provides a really spectacular social area to the house. The shaker style kitchen provides both low level and eye level units all sat under a worksurface comprising a four-gas ring hob with integrated oven, a further 1950s original gas AGA and an island with wood worksurface and wine cooler fridge. The kitchen flows through to a dining area all laid with Vusta flooring and extends further into a lovely conservatory area allowing for ample natural light to flow through the kitchen.
A staircase divides the study and utility room and leads to a first-floor landing where a further three double bedrooms can be found. The principal bedroom sits at the rear of the property and is laid with wooden flooring throughout and offers double aspect views over the lovely gardens. This bedroom additionally benefits from a three-piece en-suite which doubles up as the family bathroom with further access from the hallway. Bedroom two offers a good-sized room with built in storage units and equally benefits from an en-suite shower room. Bedroom three is also a double bedroom offering alcove space for storage and lovely views into the garden.
The Dairy Annexe
A separate detached outbuilding with separate access, currently used as a successful Airbnb, sits within the grounds and gives the home the ideal annexe accommodation. Consisting of a vaulted ceiling living room/bedroom giving the room a great feel of space with a separate three-piece shower room.
GROUNDS AND GARDENS
The house sits well within its plot and focuses itself on the gardens which wrap around the property. The property can be approached through two different gates, but the main entrance is via a set of double wooden gates leading onto a gravel driveway that leads to the boot room entrance to the house and the large garden store, giving the property ample off-street parking. The front of the property is boarded by both picket fencing and hedgerow giving the property a good element of seclusion to the front. A further stone wall, with a door way leads from the parking area into the main section of the garden at the rear which is mostly laid to lawn with a lovely patio area from the kitchen conservatory giving the property a lovely al fresco dining area. This section of the garden is interspersed with an array of trees and surrounded by healthy hedgerow and fencing. A small walk through past ‘The Dairy’ Annexe building with further smaller garden which is laid to lawn and provides a iron gate allowing for its own access. The section of the garden gives ‘The Dairy’ its own ideal secluded garden section or additional garden to the main home depending on the usage.
Additional Information
Agents note: Rethatched in 2014 and chimney rebuilt with new liner in 2014
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: G
Energy Performance Rating: D Current: 62 D Potential 66 D
Services: All mains services connected
Property Type: Detached
Property construction: Part cob construction with thatched roof over. Part brick built with tiled slate roof over.
Parking: Private driveway
Broadband: Standard broadband, speeds up to 100 Mbps
Mobile Signal: Limited signal on Three, O2 and Vodafone. Please contact provider for further clarity
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