Peach Hill Lane, Crawley, Winchester, SO21 2PR
£1,500,000
Guide price
Guide price
Under Offer
Bedrooms: 5
Reception Hall, Drawing Room, Sitting Room, Kitchen/Living Room/Dining Room, Utility Room, Cellar, Principal Bedroom En-Suite, Three Further Bedrooms, Bathroom, Detached Barn/Annexe, Pole Barn Garaging, Delightful Gardens, Driveway Parking
The Property:
Nestled in the heart of a most desirable setting is this impressive, detached family home which provides spacious accommodation of just over 2,600 sq.ft. It features a separate detached barn annexe providing an additional 600sq.ft, which would be ideal as accommodation for an extended member of the family, nanny or even a working from home space. The property has 16th Century origins and is reputedly one of the oldest dwellings within the village and one that is packed full of character, with exposed beams, wooden floors, and attractive fireplaces. The house was extended in 2011, creating a lovely 'live in' style kitchen/dining/sitting room which spans the back of the house and opens into the garden; it is ideal for both everyday family living as well as entertaining. The handmade kitchen has been well planned and has a range of fitted base units with quartz worksurfaces, a two oven Aga and separate electric two oven cooker and gas hob, as well as a centralised island unit and breakfast bar. There are three further reception spaces including a sitting room, drawing room and the reception hall. The first floor has a principal bedroom en-suite which is dual aspect and has its own roof terrace looking over the garden. Three further bedrooms are served by a bathroom and the second bedroom has a WC and basin en-suite. The Grade II listed self-contained barn has been sympathetically converted to provide a wonderful one-bedroom annexe with a sitting room, kitchen and shower room to the ground floor with a galleried bedroom to the first. The stunning gardens are largely south facing with a pretty terrace and large lawn, mature trees and are partly walled. A pair of gates open on to a gravelled driveway which provides access to an open fronted barn enabling parking for two cars as well as additional off-road parking.
The Location:
The Parish of Crawley is located approximately five miles to the north-west of Winchester and is renowned as one of Hampshire's most picturesque 'chocolate box' villages. With only a small selection of properties, Crawley is famous for its tranquil rural living and beautiful surrounding countryside. Road links (A303, A34 and A30) are all easily accessible, as is the small market town of Stockbridge to the west. The renowned Fox pub is situated within the village as well as the thriving Cricket Club. Winchester's mainline railway station, a 10-minute drive away, offers a fast and regular service to London waterloo (approx. 60 minutes). Educational facilities are excellent with the property being in catchment of Sparsholt C of E, Henry Beaufort Secondary and Peter Symonds VI form college, and being within easy reach of the highly regarded Twyford, Farleigh and Norman Court preparatory schools, Winchester College, St. Swithuns' in Winchester, and Godolphin school in Salisbury.
Directions:
Leave Winchester via Stockbridge Road. Pass the Waitrose store and continue past Sparsholt College. Drop down the hill and at the crossroads turn right towards Crawley. Follow the road into the village of Crawley. At the village duck pond turn left. The property will be found after a short distance on the left-hand side, identified by our 'For Sale' board.
Viewing:
Strictly by appointment through Belgarum Estate Agents (01962 844460).
Services:
Private drainage, gas central heating, mains water.
Council Tax:
Band G (rate for 2023/24 £3,384.44 pa).
The Property:
Nestled in the heart of a most desirable setting is this impressive, detached family home which provides spacious accommodation of just over 2,600 sq.ft. It features a separate detached barn annexe providing an additional 600sq.ft, which would be ideal as accommodation for an extended member of the family, nanny or even a working from home space. The property has 16th Century origins and is reputedly one of the oldest dwellings within the village and one that is packed full of character, with exposed beams, wooden floors, and attractive fireplaces. The house was extended in 2011, creating a lovely 'live in' style kitchen/dining/sitting room which spans the back of the house and opens into the garden; it is ideal for both everyday family living as well as entertaining. The handmade kitchen has been well planned and has a range of fitted base units with quartz worksurfaces, a two oven Aga and separate electric two oven cooker and gas hob, as well as a centralised island unit and breakfast bar. There are three further reception spaces including a sitting room, drawing room and the reception hall. The first floor has a principal bedroom en-suite which is dual aspect and has its own roof terrace looking over the garden. Three further bedrooms are served by a bathroom and the second bedroom has a WC and basin en-suite. The Grade II listed self-contained barn has been sympathetically converted to provide a wonderful one-bedroom annexe with a sitting room, kitchen and shower room to the ground floor with a galleried bedroom to the first. The stunning gardens are largely south facing with a pretty terrace and large lawn, mature trees and are partly walled. A pair of gates open on to a gravelled driveway which provides access to an open fronted barn enabling parking for two cars as well as additional off-road parking.
The Location:
The Parish of Crawley is located approximately five miles to the north-west of Winchester and is renowned as one of Hampshire's most picturesque 'chocolate box' villages. With only a small selection of properties, Crawley is famous for its tranquil rural living and beautiful surrounding countryside. Road links (A303, A34 and A30) are all easily accessible, as is the small market town of Stockbridge to the west. The renowned Fox pub is situated within the village as well as the thriving Cricket Club. Winchester's mainline railway station, a 10-minute drive away, offers a fast and regular service to London waterloo (approx. 60 minutes). Educational facilities are excellent with the property being in catchment of Sparsholt C of E, Henry Beaufort Secondary and Peter Symonds VI form college, and being within easy reach of the highly regarded Twyford, Farleigh and Norman Court preparatory schools, Winchester College, St. Swithuns' in Winchester, and Godolphin school in Salisbury.
Directions:
Leave Winchester via Stockbridge Road. Pass the Waitrose store and continue past Sparsholt College. Drop down the hill and at the crossroads turn right towards Crawley. Follow the road into the village of Crawley. At the village duck pond turn left. The property will be found after a short distance on the left-hand side, identified by our 'For Sale' board.
Viewing:
Strictly by appointment through Belgarum Estate Agents (01962 844460).
Services:
Private drainage, gas central heating, mains water.
Council Tax:
Band G (rate for 2023/24 £3,384.44 pa).
01962 807026
Belgarum Estate & Letting Agents
72a High Street, Winchester, Hampshire
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