Braemar was formerly two cottages which were converted into one house some 60 years ago. The current owner has been at the house for nearly 50 years and has updated the house over their tenure. The house is well presented and offers an exciting opportunity to enhance further and there is scope to extend the property, subject to the necessary planning consents. On entering the house there is a useful porch with space for hanging coats, before entering the generous sitting room which is triple aspect and often flooded with light. This leads through into the dining room which has a parquet floor and an open fireplace with a brick surround. The kitchen/breakfast room is to the rear of the house and enjoys a view out over the garden. There are plenty of wall and base units along with a double oven and an induction hob. The utility room is very practical with plenty of storage and space for white goods. There is also a useful ground floor shower room.

On the first floor there are three double bedrooms, along with a fourth bedroom, which is currently used as a study. A family bathroom, with a bath and a separate shower, completes the accommodation.

This property has 0.21 acres of land.

Outside

To the front of the house is a gravel driveway with parking for several vehicles which leads to a covered double car port. To the rear of the house is a lovely mature garden of about 0.2 acres which has areas laid to lawn and interspersed with well stocked shrub and herbaceous borders. There is an ornamental pond and a paved area perfect for tables and chairs and outdoor entertaining. To the top of the garden is an area with vegetable beds and wildflowers. The air source heat pump is located to the rear of the house, outside the utility room.

Situation

The house is in the heart of the village of Over Wallop, surrounded by the beautiful Test Valley countryside. Amenities in Over Wallop include a village shop/post office, The White Hart pub, a church and primary school. It is conveniently located between the historic cathedral cities of Salisbury and Winchester and close to picturesque Stockbridge, all of which offer excellent restaurant, leisure, and arts facilities. There are direct trains to London Waterloo from Grateley, Andover and Winchester mainline railway stations.

Wallop Primary in Nether Wallop and Test Valley Secondary are the catchment area schools. The renowned Farleigh prep school is about five miles away and other independent schools in the area include Rookwood School in Andover, Winchester College and St Swithun's in Winchester and Godolphin School in Salisbur

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