Dairy Cottage, Preston Candover

Packed with character, a detached Georgian cottage set in the sought-after village of Preston Candover, extended to offer flexible and spacious accommodation. No Onward Chain

Offered for sale with no onward chain, this characterful and spacious Georgian cottage is set in the highly sought-after village of Preston Candover.

Having been extended, the property offers spacious and flexible accommodation throughout, with character features including beams in walls and ceilings adding charm and appeal. The entrance hall is to the rear and the kitchen/breakfast room is a good size, with a larder cupboard and old bread oven. Off the kitchen is the dining room with a wonderful brick floor, an inglenook fireplace and the original front door.

Through from the dining room is the sitting room with a fireplace and a door back through to the rear hall and cloakroom. A further door from the sitting room leads through to the extension - a study and garden room that connects the house with the Victorian barn/dairy that has been converted and could be used as separate accommodation as it comprises a kitchenette, sitting room, bathroom and spiral stairs to a mezzanine room.

Stairs from the rear hallway lead up to the landing, which is a light and airy space with access to the three bedrooms and the bathroom. The main bedroom benefits from the impressive fireplace and also wonderful views across fields to the front. The second bedroom is also a nice sized double with polished wood floors and the third bedroom is a smaller double/large single room. There is also a good sized cellar accessible from the sitting room.

Outside, the main garden is to the front of the house, laid to lawn with mature hedges providing privacy and the garden benefits from views over the fields to the front. To the rear, a small courtyard garden, and up some steps to a lawned area with a path leading to the garage, shed and carport. There is parking for 2 cars on the driveway.

Preston Candover is a pretty Hampshire village with a thriving community benefitting from a community post office/store, tennis club, a well regarded primary school, a church and well-known pub. The village sits in an attractive, tranquil area with bus routes and good road communications to Basingstoke and the Georgian town of Alresford, which provides good day-to-day facilities including a range of independent shops, restaurants and inns located in stunning surrounds on the edge of the South Downs National Park. The cathedral city of Winchester is about 13 miles away and there are mainline rail services to London from both Winchester and Alton. Southampton airport is approximately 40 minutes' away by car.

SERVICES
Mains electricity and water. Oil-fired central heating, private drainage. The septic tank is shared with two other properties.

LOCAL AUTHORITY
Basingstoke & Deane Council
Council Tax Band: F

DIRECTIONS
From Alresford, take the B3046 towards Old Alresford. Follow the road for two miles and take the right hand turn onto Spiers Lane. After 4 miles, turn right at the T-junction and follow the road through the village, going past the pub. As you approach the end of the village, the house will be found on your right hand side. 
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