Detached bungalow for sale in Stancomb Broad Lane, Medstead GU34

Pheasants Rise occupies a superb rural location away from any near neighbours and with gently sloping south-west facing gardens and grounds of about 7.6 acres. The property has been occupied by the same family for 60 years or so and offers potential to alter and change (subject to any necessary planning and building control consents). The generous accommodation is light and airy with well-proportioned rooms with high ceilings and large windows. A central hall connects each of the areas of the property with a fitted kitchen adjoining a conservatory and a twin aspect dining room with sliding doors opening out to the garden. The living accommodation also includes a spacious living room with lovely views over the garden and grounds together with sliding doors opening out to the south-west facing terrace. The further accommodation could be arranged to suit and is currently arranged as four bedrooms. There is also a bathroom and shower room. The location is in many ways the overriding feature of the property and will appeal particularly to those who enjoy outdoor pursuits.

Outside

The gardens and grounds are a very special feature of the property and provide a tranquil setting. The inner gardens and grounds are mainly laid to lawn with mature trees and beautiful views over the adjoining paddock with areas of raised terrace to the south-west. The broader garden areas include a vegetable garden and orchard together with variety of young and mature trees. Outbuildings include a large greenhouse, a garage with an adjoining workshop and also a former stable block with a water supply. There is a field adjoining the grounds extending in all to about 7.6 acres and marked by a variety of young and mature trees.

Situation

Few properties occupy such attractive and tranquil settings. The property stands towards the end of Stancomb Broad Lane and adjoins beautiful undulating farmland. Medstead is a thriving and very active village centred around a village green and hall with a strong community and a broad range of clubs and societies for all ages including a cricket club, tennis club, bowls club, and gardeners club to name a few. The village also has the benefit of a number of amenities with 'The Castle of Comfort’ Inn, C of E primary school, St. Andrew’s Church, local shops and cafe. The beautiful surrounding countryside provides ample opportunity for many country pursuits with a number of foot and bridle paths within the surrounding area. The market towns of Alton and Alresford both provide a good range of facilities with two secondary schools, sixth form college and a station to London Waterloo at Alton and the well renowned Perins secondary school at Alresford.