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4 Chilbolton Down Farm Stockbridge, Hampshire, SO20 6BU 3 Bedroom End of Terrace Cottage A delightful 3 bedroom cottage with 2 reception rooms, good sized garden and parking to the rear. £925 per calendar month | Available From 1st October 2020 t. 01747 356099 w. fowlerfortescue.co.uk 4 Chilbolton Down Farm Services and Additional Information Stockbridge The property is heated via oil fired central heating and is Hampshire double glazed throughout. SO20 6BU Council Tax Description & Location Band D – Test Valley Council 4 Chilbolton is a 3 bedroom unfurnished end of terrace brick EPC built cottage situated on the edge of Chilbolton Down Farm. The property has an energy performance rating of D57. The access is shared with the farm and several other cottages located around. Terms The rent is £925 per calendar month, payable monthly in The property is located just off the A30 between advance, exclusive of council tax and all utilities. Stockbridge and Sutton Scotney. It is within easy reach of A holding deposit of £210 is payable to secure the property both the A34 and A303 and is close to Winchester and (see further details and conditions in our fee summary) and Andover. Both provide a good range of shopping, £1,065 is payable as a security deposit. recreational and educational facilities. The surrounding area provides a range of recreational opportunities including Restrictions Pets by negotiation. fishing on the River Test. Availability Accommoda tion The property is available from 1st October 2020. The ground floor comprises: Floorplan KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM 12’ x 9’11 With fitted units LIVING ROOM 10’11 x 10’6 With open fire, exposed floorboards and built in storage cupboards DINING ROOM 10’ x 9’1 BATHROOM White suite c omprising bath with shower over and wash hand basin SEPARATE WC Viewings Strictly by prior appointment through Fowler Fortescue. The first floor comprises: BEDROOM 1 12’ x 10’11 Disclaimer: These particulars are intended to give a fair description of the property but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed, and they do not constitute an offer of A good sized double with feature fireplace contract. Intending tenants must rely on their own inspection of the property. None of the above appliances/services have been tested by ourselves. BEDROOM 2 12’ x 9’11 Another double bedroom with feature fireplace and built in airing cupboard BEDROOM 3 9’11 x 9’ A large single bedroom OUTSIDE Outside there are gardens to the front, side and rear with a range of mature trees, shrubs and full flower beds. t. 01747 356099 | e. [email protected] fowlerfortescue.co.uk The Old Dairy, Fonthill Bishop, Salisbury, Wiltshire SP3 5SH .

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