Detached house for sale in Toms Lane Linwood, Ringwood, Hampshire BH24

Four bedroom detached cottage on a secluded plot of about 3.8 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens adjoining a brook and open forest. Working wishing well. With far reaching views from all aspects. Situated within The New Forest National Park with forest rights and commoners rights.

A wooden porch leads into the hallway with a feature log burner and hardwood flooring which continues through to the dining room and lounge. To the left is the double aspect dining room with a working open brick fireplace and built-in cupboards with arched shelving. Leading through to the triple aspect lounge, feature log burner and built-in cupboards and shelving. Conservatory with views all round of the beautiful gardens.

The kitchen/breakfast room has been recently modernised with matching wall and base units. Quartz worktops and an electric Aga. Integrated appliances including full length fridge and dishwasher. Larder cupboard. Adjoining utility room with integrated freezer, sink and plenty of storage. Space for washing machine and tumble dryer. A boot room leads out to the side of the property. Cloakroom with wash hand basin, w.c. And two large storage cupboards. Water softener.

The first floor landing has three sets of cupboards of hanging space and access to all four bedrooms. Bedroom one is double aspect with far reaching views. Built-in cupboards and en-suite shower room. Shower, w.c. And wash hand basin.
Bedroom two has an en-suite bathroom. Bath, w.c. And wash hand basin. Bedrooms three and four are serviced by the family shower room. Shower, w.c. And wash hand basin.

History:
We understand the cottage was built Hermann Lea, a writer, photographer and close friend of Thomas Hardy. He lived at Bockhampton from 1913-1921 before moving to Linwood. Ten Oaks was apparently named according to the number of Oak trees felled for its construction.

This property is located within the highly sought after New Forest hamlet of Linwood, within the New Forest National Park, offering peace and privacy with the glorious heath and woodland literally on the door step, ideal for dog walkers, bike and horse riders in particular. The nearby popular 'Red Shoot Inn' offers its own brewery with special New Forest Ales on Tap. Its nearest town is Ringwood, which lies approximately 4.2 miles south-west from the village offers a bustling community well supported by a range of local and national shops, cafes, wine bars and restaurants. There is an equally good range of schooling in both state and private sector, schools. The Spinnaker Sailing Club is approximately 1.2 miles distant. The location is well placed for excellent communication links, with the A31 and A338 providing convenient access to Southampton and Bournemouth respectively, where mainline rail services and international airports can be found.

The property is approached via a five bar timber gate on about 3.8 acres. Timber framed garage/workshop with power and lighting. Office space above. Feature working wishing well.
Landscaped gardens to the front and side with an array of mature trees and shrubs including Rhododendrons, Acers and Azaleas.

Mainly laid to lawn with flower borders scattered throughout. Summerhouse and shed. Block paved area leading to the vegetable garden and greenhouse and wood store. Boat shed. Large natural pond with water lilies and access to the adjoining brook with stunning views over the river to the valley.
Deer fencing all around with an array of wildlife in adjoining forest. Forest rights and commoners rights ( grazing )

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