£615,000 Guide Price
The PropertyNestled in the picturesque countryside of a most select Eversley location, this character cottage offers a semi-rural location with added appeal. Believed to have originated circa 1760 with subsequent, sympathetic extensions, the home exudes a sense of timelessness. Stepping through the replaced, composite double glazed front door, the entrance lobby is finished with hardwearing vinyl flooring and presents an archway to the spacious open plan sitting/dining room. Ideal for social gatherings, an impressive Inglenook fireplace creates immediate ambience within the open space, complemented by exposed timbers, brickwork and a bay window. The kitchen/breakfast room offers an inviting family hub, while the conservatory leads out from the kitchen and to the garden. There is also a downstairs W.C. Ascending to the first floor, the landing is complemented by exposed timbers. Two of three bedrooms feature scenic views of fields, with all three bedrooms served by the family bathroom. Modern benefits to the home include gas central heating powered by a combi boiler, fibre optic cabling and seamlessly merged double glazing, too.
The GroundsFrench doors open from the rear of the home to an expansive, southerly aspect garden, offering a large patio, a spacious lawn and a vegetable patch, along with a notable degree of privacy. Bonus interior space further features, with a detached brick-built building that could be used as a home office, with a new roof. On approaching this semi detached property, a private, gravel driveway guides through to ample off-road parking space and a car port of approximately 23 ft. Nearby, Bramshill Forest offers miles of countryside, ideal for walking and equestrians; while the warm, welcoming village centre and locally acclaimed schools, Charles Kingsley School and St. Neot's, are just a short drive away.
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