Idyllic Hampshire cottage for sale
A hampshire cottage in the Test Valley comes with five acres and single-bank fishing
Water Cottage is a delightful period house, listed Grade II, with good period features. Accomodation is flexible and comprises:
Entrance hall, drawing room, family room/dining room, playroom, kitchen/breakfast room, conservatory, master bedroom suite and three further bedrooms, and a family bathroom.
Additionally, the house also comes with a self-contained annexe and outside are a swimming pool and tennis court.
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The gardens and grounds come to around five acres and include the delightful terrace area and a fully fenced lake which is a haven for wildlife. The water meadows are bordered on the south boundary by the Pillhill Brook which is a tributary to the rivers Anton and Test, and the property enjoys 221.5 metres of single bank fishing.
Water Cottage is situated on the edges of Little Ann and Abbotts Ann, and surrounded by the rolling countryside of the Test Valley. Winchester and Salisbury are within easy reach for amenities.
The guide price is £1.35m. For further information please contact Knight Frank on 01962 850 333 or visit http://search.knightfrank.com.
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