3 bed semi-detached house for sale

Station Drive, Sutton Scotney, Winchester, Hampshire SO21

Stunning three-bedroom family home, situated in a carefully created small development occupying what was once the yard of Sutton Scotney railway station.

The accommodation is spacious and bright throughout, offering a sitting room with bi-fold doors opening out onto the rear garden and a ground floor guest cloakroom. The kitchen/dining room is a fabulous size and has been fitted to a high specification incorporating integrated appliances.

On the first floor there are three double bedrooms, with the generous principal bedroom benefitting from an en-suite shower room and built-in wardrobes. The family bathroom completes the internal accommodation.

Outside, the rear garden has been beautifully landscaped with planted borders and an extended patio area, perfect for al fresco dining or entertaining. The garden is also complemented by an exquisite cabin which is currently being used as additional study/gym space. The property has a driveway to the side with space for tandem parking and there is additional visitor parking available on the development.

Annual Estate Management Charges: £263.74
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Sutton Scotney is a small village north of Winchester and lies alongside the River Dever. The village features a post office/general store, Texaco garage/shop, farm shop, Calcutts (Equestrian and Country Outfitters), doctors’ surgery/pharmacy, active village hall and a public house, The Coach & Horses, which dates back to 1762. There is a wealth of recreational facilities with the nearby Gratton playing fields offering a public tennis court and cricket, tennis, shooting and fishing clubs. Also close by is Norton Manor with private members’ facilities including a health club and swimming pool. More comprehensive facilities including educational, recreational and shopping, are available either in the cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury or Basingstoke. Communications in the area are first class with Bullington Cross providing access to the A303 which links to the M3 and the South West and the A34 to both Newbury and Winchester. Micheldever Station (about 4 miles away) has a mainline station on the Waterloo line enabling access to London Waterloo in approximately 50 minutes. Sporting amenities in the area include riding, walking over the surrounding unspoilt countryside, golf at Winchester, fishing on the Rivers Itchen, Test and Dever, and racing at Newbury and Salisbury. There are excellent preparatory schools in the area including Twyford, Farleigh, Pilgrims and Princes Mead and public schools in Winchester with St Swithuns and Winchester College. There is also a bus link in Stockbridge for Godolphin School in Salisbury. Cheam School is also within easy driving distance at Headley in Berkshire.