3 bed detached house for sale

Wentworth Grange, Winchester, Hampshire SO22

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Located within the beautiful historic cathedral city of Winchester less than a mile from its High Street and the train station an immaculately presented and well-maintained property with driveway parking, generous reception spaces and three double bedrooms.

On entering, the hallway leads through to the open-plan kitchen/dining/family room which provides the perfect sociable space for a modern lifestyle with bi-fold doors leading to the garden with a mature backdrop of trees beyond. The kitchen itself has been fitted by Controlled Interiors with contemporary designer wood grain effect cupboards by Leicht with quartz worktops and a range of appliances. There is also a breakfast bar which is a perfect area for informal dining or having drinks with friends. There is a further room adjacent to the hallway which provides a flexible room which could be used as a utility room, media room, gym or formal dining area. A cloakroom completes the ground floor. The sitting room is a well-proportioned elegant room with two sets of French doors drawing in the evening sun from the west with an outlook over the landscaped communal gardens.

There are three generous double bedrooms, situated over two floors, which are complemented by three bathroom suites. The garden, designed by a well-respected local garden designer, is low maintenance, with sandstone terraces and prairie planted flowerbeds; there are mature evergreen climbing jasmines along the fences which flower for two months in the summer.
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Materials used in construction: Brick and tile roof
Broadband connection - satellite

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Agents Note - Residents Association Monthly Charge £35 (to include communal gardener).

Winchester remains a very desirable city in which to live in the south of England with its beautiful cathedral and cobbled streets lined with historic buildings. The High Street has an extensive variety of independent shops, coffee shops and restaurants including The Ivy Winchester Brasserie, The Chesil Rectory and Rick Stein. There is a boutique Everyman cinema serving food and drinks, in addition there is the Theatre Royal Winchester and Winchester Library. For those who have an active lifestyle there are numerous gyms, a private yoga club with hot yoga classes, and a large leisure centre with two swimming pools and three court sports hall. There are plenty of green open spaces for dog walking on the historic St Catherines Hill and the 100-mile South Downs Way starting at King Alfred’s Statue to Eastbourne. The city offers an excellent choice of schooling options and there are fast trains to London Waterloo and easy access to the M3.