Four double bedrooms with two modern bathrooms
Large private plot with mature gardens and summer house
Oak-framed garage, carport and sizable gravel driveway
New kitchen, bathrooms and extensive sympathetic refurbishment
Situated in South Downs National Park with countryside access
Oil-fired boiler heating (individual supply, not community)
Rural/isolated hamlet location; average mobile signal
Built 1950–66 (recently renovated)
An elegant, fully refurbished four-bedroom detached home set on a very large plot within the South Downs National Park. Recent sympathetic upgrades include a new kitchen, bathrooms and contemporary finishes throughout, producing bright, spacious rooms ready for family living and entertaining.
Ground-floor living suits modern family life: dual-aspect sitting room with log-burning stove and French doors to the garden, a generous kitchen/dining room, oak-framed family room with part-vaulted ceiling, formal dining room, utility and cloakroom. Upstairs are four generous bedrooms, a family bathroom and a separate shower room.
Outside, mature lawns, specimen trees, a raised sun terrace and a tiled-roof summer house create a private, peaceful setting. Large private driveway leads to an oak-framed garage and carport. The location offers direct access to miles of countryside, village amenities two miles away, and fast rail links from nearby Petersfield.
Practical points to note: the house is heated by an oil-fired boiler (not on a community supply) and sits in a rural, relatively isolated hamlet setting where mobile signal is average. Council tax is moderate and the property is freehold; the build dates from the 1950s–60s despite the recent full renovation.