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Rare opportunity to buy mixed farm in the South Downs

September 1, 2016 Property News 0

An attractive 343 acre farm within the South Downs has come to the market for the first time in almost 90 years.

Manor Farm, in Langrish, near Petersfield, is thought to date back to the 1400s in parts and it was originally a sheep farm. Since then it has been a mixed farm with a dairy herd, beef cattle and arable land, and it has been in the same ownership for the last 87 years.

Manor Farm comprises a period detached farmhouse, which is not listed, with a one bedroom annexe; Dove Dale House, a secondary four bedroom detached period house; and two additional farm cottages, one of which is let on an assured shorthold tenancy.

There is also a historically important Dovecote, which is Grade II listed and thought to have been built in 1432. A range of modern and traditional farm buildings provide about 350 tonnes of grain storage, machinery storage and a range of livestock housing.  Two of the buildings are currently licensed to commercial occupiers delivering a further rental income.

For equestrian enthusiasts, there are three stables within a traditional courtyard, nearby grazing paddocks and access onto the bridleway network providing off-road hacking across Hampshire and the South Downs.

The land is of mixed topography with areas of woodland and ponds, where an excellent shoot is run in conjunction with the neighbouring farms.

There is a total of 144 acres of arable land, 144 acres of pastureland and 37 acres of woodland, and there is currently a herd of Hereford cattle on the farm.

Manor Farm is available as a whole, with a guide price of £5,800,000, or in lots.

For more information, contact Savills Winchester on 01962 857428 or Savills Petworth on 01798 345917.…

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Fascinating layout

September 1, 2016 Property News 0

With a superb layout ideal for a family home, this house at Hazel Court, off Dean Lane in Winchester, is sure to appeal to many looking for an interesting home with character and versatility that can adapt as the family dynamic changes.

The ground floor is approached from the generous entrance hall, which provides access to the living space and also has a cloakroom and storage.

The hub of the house is definitely the large living room. The kitchen enjoys the best of open plan living balanced with a degree of separation, being slightly raised from the living room, but has an expansive opening to the dining area. The kitchen is beautifully fitted, finished with granite work surfaces and is complemented by a separate utility room. Further living space is found away from the rest of the accommodation allowing for an ideal home office, or family room.

Upstairs there are four bedrooms, all of which can comfortably accommodate a double bed. The master bedroom boasts large fitted wardrobes, a contemporary shower room and a balcony overlooking the courtyard garden. The second bedroom also has a balcony overlooking the rear courtyard. Bedrooms three and four are lovely light rooms with either a dual aspect or floor to ceiling windows. The family bathroom has a Velux style window for privacy but allowing plenty of natural light.

Externally the property has a low maintenance courtyard which wraps around two sides of the house. Enjoying a southerly aspect the side courtyard has a good degree of privacy and is ideal for alfresco dining. The privacy continues to the rear courtyard, where a lovely water feature as well as a secluded seating area can be found.

This is a great location and there is easy access to a good range of local shops as……

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Modern house nestling within historical setting

September 1, 2016 Property News 0

Modern house nestling within historical setting

St Cross is an ancient settlement lying on the outskirts of the city of Winchester and this is the setting for a superb detached modern house. The simplicity of the building sits well in the surroundings and from here there are lovely country and riverside walks to be enjoyed together with easy access into the city which is about a mile away.

Access to Evergreen House is via a shared driveway which leads to a car port at the rear of the property. The outside space is an important feature and doors from the inner hall and kitchen open to a beautiful walled courtyard garden. West facing, this space has been landscaped with brick paving and gravel beds with a pergola above a seating area.

Built in 2000, Evergreen House is arranged over three floors and has been elegantly refurbished throughout.

The entrance hall has doors to a good size study and cloakroom and a door opens to an inner hallway from where the stairs rise to the first floor, pausing at a half landing from where a door opens to the garden. The kitchen is a wonderful living space with French doors opening from the dining area to a large paved terrace. Beautifully fitted with a range of cream units, this is a light room and supported by a separate utility room with underfloor heating.

The sitting room on the first floor has windows to the east and west and has lovely oak flooring. On the other side of the landing is the master bedroom complete with dressing area and its own shower room.

On the second floor there are two further double bedrooms both with windows overlooking the rear garden; and a newly refurbished family bathroom.

This is just as……

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August 30, 2016 Property News 0

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Charming conversion in village setting

August 26, 2016 Property News 0

Charming conversion in village setting

Of all the buildings which are best suited to residential conversion, Victorian schools work really well, usually situated within established communities and with classical architecture with high gables and tall windows which allow for plenty of light.

The origins are clearly evident at The Old School House in Houghton, a little village near Stockbridge, in the heart of the Test Valley. The attractive brick and flint elevations are typical of a Hampshire Victorian school building. Once inside, however, there is little to suggest the former use and the space has been arranged as a very comfortable family house.

A welcoming reception hall is protected from the elements by an enclosed porch and doors lead off to ground floor rooms, with stairs rising from here to the bedrooms. The principal space is the superb sitting room; a lovely room with large windows, a glazed door to the garden and a Jetmaster open fireplace. The galley style kitchen is fitted with plenty of storage on both sides and although this leads through to a breakfast room, there is also a formal dining room at the front. The kitchen also has a door to a boiler room.

Three good size bedrooms are arranged off the landing, one with an adjoining bathroom, together with the family bathroom.

Leading off the village lane is a gravel driveway where there is parking for at least two cars and a small kitchen garden to one side. Gated access leads through to a truly lovely cottage garden, beautifully kept with an array of established specimen trees and shrubs and wonderful through the year. There is also an Amdega summer house.

Contact Fox & Sons in Winchester for more details on 01962 862121. A guide price of £675,000 is quoted.…

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Hamptons International launches Golden Ticket campaign for new Lettings customers

August 25, 2016 Property News 0

Hamptons International launches Golden Ticket campaign for new Lettings customers

Hamptons International in Winchester is delighted to announce the launch of its Golden Ticket initiative. Lettings customers who partake in the Golden Ticket campaign and subsequently instruct Hamptons International will automatically receive a prize in the form of discounted lettings fees, reduced property management charges or waived tenancy agreement fees.

Fifteen of the agency’s branches across its regional network are involved in the Golden Ticket campaign which runs until May 2017.

Customers can participate by simply requesting a free lettings market appraisal and either presenting a Golden Ticket flyer or quoting the Golden Ticket campaign. Participation can also be sought by sending a postcard to their relevant involved branch requesting to participate in the Golden Ticket promotion.

The first 100 customers who partake in the Golden Ticket initiative and instruct Hamptons International on a sole agency basis will be provided with a sealed envelope which details their win. The ultimate Golden Ticket is 100% off lettings commission fees for one year, while others include 75%, 50% and 25% off lettings commission fees for the same duration. The remaining prizes include no additional charge for property management services for six months and fees for tenancy agreements for the first year waived.

Elena Baskerville, Lettings Manager for Hamptons International in Winchester, commented: “We are delighted to launch our latest campaign which offers new clients the chance to win discounted fees and charges for one year. We look forward to meeting and working with locally-based customers and wish them all the best of luck in the Golden Ticket initiative.”…