3 bed detached house for sale

The Dene, Ropley SO24

Fancy A Cute Flint-Fronted Cottage Without All The 19th Century Downsides? Built to look like it’s been in the village forever, this is actually a thoroughly modern, eco-friendly home. The se facing garden backs onto open fields and there’s a welcoming traditional pub just a short walk away.

This is the cute village cottage you’ve been scrolling for, but with a modern twist. Unlike the neighbours just a few doors away, it wasn’t built in the 1860’s - it was built in 2025. All the period charm, in a thoroughly modern, energy efficient package that’s ready for you to move in and enjoy.

It’s been designed to fit right in, with flint at the front and a bright blue door with lovely stained glass panels. Farmers fields stretch out at the back.

Inside, the ground floor has wood-effect porcelain tiles warmed by underfloor heating, run by an air source heat pump. That means lower bills and cosy warm feet on a frosty morning, with radiators taking care of the first floor.

The kitchen has shaker-style cabinets and a polished concrete worktop, with a Belfast sink set into it. A Bosch double oven and induction hob are in, and so is a Bosch dishwasher. There’s space for your own fridge.

The open plan sitting and dining room runs to over 18ft, so there’s room for a sofa by the traditional brick fireplace (that’s just waiting for your log burner) and room for a dining table near the French doors.

You also get a downstairs WC and handy storage under the stairs.

On the first floor, two of the three bedrooms have room for your own wardrobes, and the third has a clever storage space above the stairs. The bathroom has a shower over the bath and soft green tiles, and its window looks out over the farmland at the back.

The boarded loft covers about 15 square metres and comes with a light and a ladder. It’s handy for suitcases and Christmas decorations.

The landscaped garden faces south east, so the patio gets the morning sun. Beyond the fence, open farmers' fields stretch as far as the eye can see.

The Ropley House village pub is only a short walk away, which suits a Friday night when you can’t face cooking and want to leave the car at home.

Ropley CofE Primary, (rated “Good” by Ofsted), is less than a five minutes drive away and Alresford’s Georgian high street is about ten minutes away.

For commuters, Alton station is around 15 minutes away, with regular direct trains to Waterloo.

You get the village cottage and semi-rural lifestyle you’ve been scrolling for, in an energy efficient 2025 home that’s ready to enjoy from the day you move in.

I’m expecting plenty of interest, so get in touch to arrange a viewing.

Please note: Some images have been digitally staged using ai to add furniture and show how the rooms could look.