GROUNDS & GARDENS

– Approached via twin five-bar gates opening onto a spacious driveway providing parking for numerous vehicles

– Detached garage with four sectional garage doors and an adjoining workshop to the rear

– Side gate leading to the stunning rear gardens which have been beautifully landscaped, featuring a pond and a split-level terraced area

– Generous raised lawn area with a large summerhouse positioned at the bottom of the garden

– Additional wooden storage shed providing a range of uses

SERVICES

Energy Performance Rating: C Current: 71 Potential: 81

Council Tax Band: E

All mains services connected

THE PROPERTY

– Spacious entrance hall which features heated Travertine tiled flooring which extends into the kitchen, a cloakroom, WC and an under-stairs storage cupboard

– Charming open-plan kitchen which has a double aspect and French doors leading to the rear terrace and gardens; whilst also offering an excellent range of base, wall and drawer units with granite work tops over and a one and a half bowl sink unit with a chrome monobloc

– Built-in appliances include an Aga six-four range-style cooker with an extractor hood over and a dishwasher

– Separate utility room complete with solid oak worktops, space and plumbing for a washing machine and dryer and a gas-fired wall-mounted boiler

– Homely living room benefiting from a triple-aspect with Limestone windowsills, a beautiful solid oak front door and an open fireplace with a woodburning stove

– Cosy snug with French doors leading out into the gardens

– Stairs rise to the first floor which gives access to four bedrooms, all of which have built-in wardrobes

– Generous master bedroom which offers a pleasant double-aspect and a modern en-suite shower room

– Bright family bathroom which comprises a modern three-piece suite

THE SITUATION

This charming cottage is located in the small village of Redlynch which is adjacent to a private country estate, is close to the open forest (accessed at Telegraph Hill) has a local pub within walking distance. The New Forest National Park has over 140,000 acres of natural heath and woodlands offering paralleled outdoor pursuits of walking, excellent cycling and horse riding routes. The idyllic village is a short drive away from the small town of Fordingbridge which offers a comprehensive range of shops and amenities along with good schooling. Further north, about a 20 minute drive, is the cathedral city of Salisbury, with mainline railway station, extensive shopping facilities, cafes and restaurants. There are excellent schools locally at Downton, Fordingbridge and Ringwood, approximately 10 miles south, which also offers comprehensive shopping facilities, two major supermarkets and two sports and leisure clubs.