Thatched cottage in Hampshire for sale
This listed cottage in Hampshire has an acre of woodland with bluebells and snowdrops, and a prolific fruit cage

Initially three houses, Cobbs Farm in Hampshire is now one dwelling, listed Grade II, with a proliferation of period features including exposed beams and leaded light windows, plus a large inglenook fireplace in the dining room and woodblock flooring.
Accommodation also includes a large and airy kitchen, as well as the drawing room (an extension with French doors to the terrace), plus a dining room, and study which has also been used as a music room and a playroom. There are four bedrooms and a double aspect master bedroom suite with a bathroom and dressing room/bedroom five.
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The gardens are very well established and include two wells to the front of the house; to the rear is a patio area with a pretty pond. The lawned garden has a selection of fruit trees and the fruit cage has been prolific. An acre of woodland has been planted with snowdrops, bluebells, cowslips and many wild flowers. There is also a section of open pasture towards the top of the land.
The property comes with a former stable used for storage, two sheds and a greenhouse.
Situated on the south east outskirts of Bighton near Alresford in Hampshire, the property is surrounded by unspoiled countryside. Bighton itself has a village hall, church and pub while Alresford has a wider range of facilities. Alton, Basingstoke and Winchester are all also within easy reach.
The guide price is £925,000. For further information please contact Strutt & Parker on 01962 869 999 or visit www.struttandparker.com.
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