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Fox House Mislingford Road, Swanmore SO32 2QD Fox House Mislingford Road, Swanmore SO32 2QD. Fox House, Mislingford Road, Swanmore SO32 2QD. Price £895,000 Description Situation Accommodation First Floor Fox House is an exceptional four/five bedroom period proper ty Fox House is situated on an established rural road on the edge Ground Floor Master Bedroom offering impressive and well proportioned accommodation of Swanmore and it offers a mix of individual and character Entrance Hall Ensuite situated within a desirable location on the edge of Swanmore homes surrounded by countryside whilst being within a short Drawing Room Dressing Room/Bedroom 5 overlooking fields to the front and set within close proximity to stroll of the village centre. Swanmore itself always proves Study Bedroom 2 the village and its amenities. popular with families given the good primary and secondary Kitchen Bedroom 3 scho ols within the village and the amenities on offer. There is a Dining Room Bedroom 4 The property offers much character with a sweeping driveway local shop, butchers, pubs, church and bus service whilst more Sitting Room Family Bathroom approach and most attractive elevations comprehensive facilities can be found at nearby Bishops Pantry/Cloakroom Waltham. The village is close to the Meon Valley and within Utility Room Outside The accommodation comprises a welcoming recep tion hall the South Downs National Park; as such it offers a wealth of Detached Garage which leads onto the elegant drawing room with a feature stunning countryside on the doorstep and an abundance of fireplace, large study/office with log burner , dining room with footpaths and bridleways. For commuters the area provides Gardens and Grounds a feature bay window and wood burning stove opening to the easy access to the commercial centres of Southampton, The property is approached over an extensive gravel drive well appointed kitchen with cream units and a walk in pantry Winchester and Portsmouth whilst mainline rail links to London providing ample parking and leading to the garage. Large and cloakroom. can also be found at Botley, Fareham, Winchester, Petersfield double gates provide access to a hard standing area, and or Southampton with the latter also offering the International enclosed garden . The attractive and established rear garden is Continuing through on the ground floor a particular feature is Airport. a particular featur e with a mature hedgerow boundary and an array of mature trees, plants and shrub borders. Garden shed. the superb sitting room with a wood burning stove and attractive French doors to the gardens. The large utility room is big enough for a multitude of uses depending on the need s and Directions requirements of the buyer. From Bishops Waltham pro ceed to Swanmore along the Hoe Road which commences in Bank Street at the top of the High Moving on now to the first floor the spacious landing features a Street. Continue straight on after the Primary School and window to the front which provides a beautiful outlook over Church and at the next T junction turn right. Turn second left fields. into Mislingford Road an d the house will be found after a short distance on the right. The property is only a short walk from There are four generous double bedrooms including the master The Rising Sun Public House. with ensuite, feature wood burning stove and dressing area/bedroom five, the remaining bedrooms are served by a Services and Local Authority family bathroom. Mains water and electricity. Mains drainage. Gas fired heating. Winchester City Council. This fine property would make an excellent family home. Viewing Viewing strictly by appointment through sole agents- Weller Patrick, High Street, Bishops Waltham, SO32 1AA. Telephone 01489 893555. We endeavour to make our sale particulars fair, accurate and reliable. All measurements are approximate and these particulars are intended to give an overall impression of the property. If there i s any aspect of this property which is of particular importance to you, please contact this office and we will be pleased to check /clarify the information. This is important if you are considering travelling some distance to view. Please note we have not tested the services or any of the equipment or appliances in the property. Prospective purchasers and lessees should at all times s eek their own professional advice. These particulars and their content are given in good faith, and are believed to be correct but any intending purchasers should not rely on them as statements of fact and must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their correctness. No person in the employment of Weller Patrick or any associated company has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty, whatever in relation to this property, nor enter into any contract on behalf of the Vendor. No responsibility can be accepted for any expenses incurred by any intending purchasers inspecting properties that have been sold, let or withdrawn. W624 Printed by Ravensworth 01670 713330 High Street, Bishops Waltham, Hampshire SO32 IAA Tel: 01489 893555 Email: [email protected] www.wellerpatrick.co.uk .
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