Thatched period property in Hampshire village for sale
This fine old house in the popular Test Valley village of Monxton dates back to the 17th century and has plenty of character
The Old Farm House is a wonderful thatched village property dating back to the 17th century, and extended in 1978. Exposed beams, fireplaces and leaded windows all add to the character while the property itself provides some spacious and versatile accommodation.
The delightful drawing room has a double aspect and an open fireplace; the dining room features a feature brick fireplace and exposed beams; the cosy sitting room has a period flagstone floorwhile the bright kitchen/breakfast room has access to, and views of, the very pretty garden.
There are four/five bedrooms and two bathrooms at either end of the landing on the first floor - the fourth bedroom is on the second floor.
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Outside there are lovely gardens extending to just over two thirds of an acre. Mainly laid to lawn, the gardens include a range of mature trees including yew and horse chestnut. The charming brick terrace is adjacent to the property and ideal for outdoor entertaining. A small orchard is to be found at the far end, as well as a delightful wooden pergola and a small pond.
The Old Farm House is situated in the Test Valley village of Monxton in Hampshire. The village itself has a very good pub, a village shop and a post office. Andover, Winchester and Salisbury provide a more comprehensive range of shops and services.
The guide price is £950,000. For further information please contact Knight Frank on 01962 850 333 or visit www.knightfrank.co.uk.
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