Nythe Cottages, Old Alresford, Alresford, Hampshire, SO24

A recently refurbished cottage located just 5 minutes' drive from Alresford, in a beautiful semi-rural area. There is a south-facing, lawned garden and a parking space. The accommodation comprises a kitchen/dining room, sitting room, two double bedrooms and two shower rooms. The cottage is approached via a path to the side. A door opens to the spacious kitchen/breakfast room, where there is a fitted kitchen with a view of the garden from the kitchen window, and a dining area. A door enables access to a shower room, and stairs to the first floor and door to the garden. Upstairs, there is a small landing, and a door to the main bedroom, which is a double room with a view of the garden and its own en-suite shower room. There is a second, larger double bedroom at the front of the property. Outside, there is a parking space to the front of the cottage. The piece of grass which houses the shared cesspit is owned by the adjoining cottage. A path leads around to the side to the cottage allowing access to the south-facing, lawned garden. There is an outbuilding with power and light, which could be used as an office. Old Alresford, with a village green and village hall at its centre, lies at the southern end of the Candover Valley in the middle of farming communities and the famous watercress beds. There are a wide variety of walks and cycle rides from the doorstep. Old Alresford has a strong village community, with its church, dramatic society, summer fayre, bonfire celebrations, cricket club and village events. The town of New Alresford lies within a mile to the south, a beautiful Georgian town known for its variety of independent shops, restaurants and inns located in stunning surroundings on the edge of the South Downs National Park. Attractions include the Watercress steam railway, schools for infant, junior and secondary education, churches and an active community. The cathedral city of Winchester is just a few miles away and there is easy access to the south coast, the Midlands and London via the road network. There is mainline rail access to London from Winchester or Basingstoke.