* Freehold
* 7 bedrooms
* 5 reception rooms
* 4 bathrooms
* 0. 36 acres
* Period
* Detached
* Double Garage
* Garden
* Gym
* Patio
* Village
* Home office
* Vehicle electric charging points
New House is a beautiful house with 17th century origins with well
proportioned rooms, set in a pretty East Hampshire village. The property
combines wonderful character features such as sash windows with wooden
shutters, window seats, some exposed beams and is decorated in a tastefully
chosen palette of colours. The drawing room to the front of the house has a
comfortable feel with an open fireplace. Across the hall is the dining room
with exposed wood floor and beams, display alcove shelving, and an open
fireplace. The heart of the home is a magnificent kitchen/breakfast/family
room with stone flooring, a wood burner and two sets of French doors to the
west - facing terrace. The kitchen itself has a large central island with bar
seating, space for a range style cooker and a double butler's sink. The
remainder of the ground floor is made up of a study with a wood burner and
doors to the garden, a sitting room with fitted shelving, utility room and
pantry, and two cloakrooms.
Upstairs, the main bedroom has a dressing room and en suite bath/shower room.
There are four further bedrooms on this floor with three bath or shower rooms.
There are two further double bedrooms on the second floor.
The property is approached via a drive leading to the double garage with an
electric car charging point. Of particular note is the thoughtfully landscaped
garden which includes English cottage garden style flower and shrub borders
providing year - round interest. There is a west - facing terrace immediately to
the rear of the house ideal for evening entertaining, and a further seating
area within the private garden. To the far end is a garden studio currently
used as a gym, but could be used as a home office.
The property is about 1. 5 miles to the east of Alresford, a well known and
popular Georgian market town with a range of independent shops and
restaurants. Winchester is about 10 miles away and has a wider range of
facilities. Independent schools in the area include Prince's Mead, Twyford,
The Pilgrims' School, St Swithun's and Winchester College. Recreational
facilities include Alresford Golf Club, tennis courts and a football pitch at
the Arlebury Park Recreation Ground. There is chalk stream fishing on the
Rivers Itchen and Test, and the south coast is famed for its sailing. Trains
from Winchester take from 58 minutes to London Waterloo.

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