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Daisy Down Farm Daisy Down Farm Stockbridge Road, Stockbridge, Hampshire SO20 6HZ Daisy Down Farm Stockbridge Road, Stockbridge, Hampshire SO20 6HZ A stunning barn conversion situated in grounds of 2.2 acres amidst glorious Test Valley countryside Accommodation Reception Hall • Drawing Room • Dining Area • Sitting Room • Office • Kitchen/Breakfast Room • Utility Room • Cellar 2 ground floor Cloakrooms • Master Bedroom with adjoining Shower Room • Guest Bedroom with adjoining Shower Room Bedroom 3 with en suite Bathroom • Additional Bathroom • 2 further Bedrooms • Galleried Study Area Gardens and Grounds of approximately 2.2 acres (0.88 ha) EPC Rating - D Stockbridge – 3.4 miles • Winchester – 12.6 miles • Salisbury – 16.1 miles • Grateley station – 5.9 miles (London Waterloo 80 mins) (all mileages are approximate) 01962 841842 Jewry Chambers, Jewry Street Winchester, Hampshire, SO23 8RW [email protected] SITUATION Located in the beautiful Hampshire downland with fine views over Communications are excellent as the property is well placed for the formerly known as Waters Down Farm was part of the Leckford Estate. adjoining countryside, Daisy Down Farm is in a most enviable position A303 via the A343, which in turn links to the A34 to Winchester to the It is situated in an unrivalled position with 360o views over some of only a few minutes’ drive from the popular Test Valley market town south and Oxford and beyond to the north. The A303 also leads to the Hampshire’s finest countryside. of Stockbridge yet in an attractive rural location. The countryside in M3 and M27 to the south and London to the north-east. The A30 to The principal rooms of the property are exceptionally impressive, the area is famous for its extensive riding and walking, with Danebury the west gives access to Salisbury. Grateley Station is approximately 6 featuring a substantial vaulted 50’ drawing/dining room with its slate Hillfort situated only ½ a mile away. Leisure activities include fly fishing miles away providing a fast and regular train service to London Waterloo flooring, large feature fireplace and galleried study area. The room is on the world-famous River Test and its carriers, racing at Salisbury, golf throughout the day. Further afield at Andover there is also a regular rail perfect for entertaining with doors that open up onto the rear terracing, at the Test Valley Golf Club at Andover, sailing on the Solent, concerts at service to London Waterloo taking approximately 70 minutes. and also access from here to the large vaulted cellar. The office is equally Broadlands, Romsey, and a wealth of cultural, recreational and shopping impressive, with its bifold doors that open on its southerly aspect and facilities in the nearby cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury. DESCRIPTION double doors that open to the rear. This room has superb views to north Daisy Down Farm is an exceptional brick and flint detached barn The nearby market town of Stockbridge is exceptionally popular, and south, and a door from here leads to a separate cloakroom. To the conversion which has been painstakingly created by the current Vendor offering a wide range of boutique shops, restaurants and pubs, 2 southern end of the house is a kitchen/breakfast room fitted with a range to offer beautifully proportioned 5-bedroom accommodation over 2 excellent schools and a reputation for being one of the country sports of units and an Aga with additional 4-ring gas hob. floors with the additional benefit of a large cellar. The property, centres in the UK. TENURE There is a separate utility room, a further cloakroom and an attractive Lawns border the driveway, with a very large expanse of lawn on Freehold with vacant possession upon completion. sitting room completes the accommodation on the ground floor. the southern side of the house. Steps up lead to a large paved terrace adjacent to the front door, providing excellent entertaining space. OUTGOINGS The master bedroom suite benefits from incredible views and also an A 5-bar gate provides access through to the rear of the property and adjoining shower room. There is a further guest suite with en suite bath Council Tax – Band H a secure parking area, and a further 5-bar gate leads on beyond the and shower, bedroom 3 with adjoining bathroom and 2 further bedrooms property to the rear of the plot. The gardens and grounds, which extend POST CODE and a further family bathroom. Many of the principal rooms benefit from in all to approximately 2.2 acres, continue around to the north-western the property’s outstanding position with views across the gardens to SO20 6HZ side of the house where there is a further expansive gravel terrace which fields beyond. is adjacent to and provides access to the drawing room itself. LOCAL AUTHORITY OUTSIDE Hampshire County Council, The Castle, Winchester, Hampshire, SO23 ACCOMMODATION The property is approached through electric wrought iron gates which in 8UJ. Tel: 01962 841841 Fax: 01962 867273. See floor plans turn lead up to a sweeping driveway which terminates to the front of the Test Valley Borough Council, Beechhurst, Weyhill Road, Andover, property, providing a large parking and turning area. Hampshire, SP10 3AJ. Tel: 01264 368000. VIEWING Strictly by appointment with Savills. ENERGY PERFORMANCE A copy of the full Energy Performance Certificate is available on request. DIRECTIONS Proceed out of Stockbridge towards Salisbury on the A30 and at the top of the hill, turn right, signposted Grateley and Danebury Hillfort. Continue along this road for approximately 1 mile, passing a lay-by on your right-hand side, and take the next right-hand turning towards Red Rice and the Clatfords. The driveway to Daisy Down Farm will then be found shortly on your right-hand side. AGENTS NOTE There is a Section 106 Agreement with Test Valley Borough Council which specifically requires the office to be used for B1 use. Daisy Down Farm Approximate Gross Internal Area Total = 4813 Sq Ft / 447.17 Sq M Kitchen / Bedroom 3 Breakfast Room a 17'2 x 14'11 g (5.20m x 4.52m) 18'7 x 16'11 A (5.65m x 5.14m) T Utility B Bathroom e t i u S n In Up Hall E Dn Up Bedroom 5 13'7 x 13' (4.12m x 3.94m) Sitting Room Cellar 18'5 x 16'11 (5.60m x 5.14m) 26' x 9'11 Bedroom 4 (7.90m x 3.01m) 17' x 11'4 (5.17m x 3.43m) Pump Room Dn BASEMENT GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Lower Level Drawing Room (View to Drawing Room) 49'5 x 18'2 (15.00m x 5.50m) Up Dining Area En Suite Up Dn Office Bedroom 1 41'1 x 19'4 20' x 19'5 (6.07m x 5.88m) Bedroom 2 (12.47m x 5.87m) Up 14'10 x 12'10 (4.50m x 3.90m) Study 19' x 9'11 (5.77m x 3.00m) En Suite T B This plan is for illustrative purposes only. Measured and drawn in accordance with RICS guidelines. The size and placement of windows, doors and other features are approximate only. Dimensions should be checked before making decisions reliant upon them. IMPORTANT NOTICE Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1. They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement Jewry Chambers, 44 Jewry Street that may be made in these particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not Winchester, SO23 8RW necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills have [email protected] not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. 01962 841842 Savills.co.uk.
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