Bright four-bedroom terraced house overlooking the Green, south garden and garage.
Four double bedrooms with master en-suite and fitted wardrobes
Set in a highly desirable East Meon position overlooking the village green, this four-double-bedroom terraced home blends traditional brick-and-flint character with a modern, family-friendly layout. Built in 2003 in a style sympathetic to the South Downs setting, the house offers three reception rooms, a generous kitchen/dining area and a bright southerly garden that invites outdoor living and easy entertaining.
The first floor provides four spacious double bedrooms, including a master with built-in wardrobes and an en-suite shower room. Both upstairs bathrooms have underfloor heating; downstairs benefits from flexible reception space and a converted utility/wet room that can be reinstated if required. Practical parking is provided by a single garage, adjacent car-port and shared visitor parking. The property is offered chain free.
Important practical points: the home is heated primarily by electric boilers and wall-mounted radiators, so running costs will be higher than gas-heated alternatives. Broadband speeds in the village are slow and the plot is modest in size, so those needing high-speed connectivity or extensive outdoor space should note this. There is a management company charge for communal exterior areas (approx. £500pa) and council tax at Band F is relatively expensive.
For families and countryside lovers, the location is a major draw: village amenities, a well-regarded primary school, local pubs and the South Downs Way are all close at hand. Petersfield station (around five miles) offers a direct route to London Waterloo in roughly an hour, making this a good proposition for those seeking village life with reasonable transport links.