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Ditcham, Petersfield / South Harting, Hampshire £1,750 pcm excl A beautifully renovated three bedroom semi-detached cottage, rurally situated at the foot of the South Downs, yet within easy reach of Petersfield Term: 12 months with the possibility of renewal Bedrooms – 3 Unfurnished – Assured Shorthold Tenancy / Contractual Residential Tenancy Key Features: The property is within easy reach of both Buriton and Porch South Harting with their village communities, primary Open Plan Kitchen/Dining Space with Open Fire schools, parish churches and pubs and is striking distance Utility Room and W.C. from the South Coast with its world class beaches and Sitting Room water sports facilities. Two Double Bedrooms One Single Bedroom There are plenty of well-regarded schools close at hand Bathroom including The Petersfield School (TPS), Ditcham Park Large Garden with Stunning Views School, Westbourne House, Churcher’s College and Double Brick Store Bedales. Private Parking Local Authority: East Hampshire District Council (Band D) Description: The cottage is set in a wonderful position with far AVAILABLE NOW reaching views to the South Downs. A contemporary kitchen and bathroom have recently been installed with White Goods: Electric Oven and Hob, Fridge/Freezer and new carpeting throughout. Washing Machine. Heating: Oil fired Outside: Drainage: Private The cottage is approached by a shared driveway which Curtains: To principal rooms divides to give parking for 2 cars. There is a good sized Flooring: Newly Fitted Carpets/Tiles garden mainly laid to lawn with a vegetable area and soft Broadband availability: Check with your provider fruit bushes. There are a range of brick outhouses, Mobile phone reception: Check with your provider including a former workshop, in the enclosed rear Pets: Considered courtyard. The cottage is situated on a quiet lane and Gardening: Tenant responsibility enjoys stunning views on all sides. Viewing: Situation: Strictly by appointment with The Country House Company, Ditcham lies in the heart of The South Downs National as many properties are already tenanted and we wish to Park and is surrounded by numerous footpaths, respect privacy. bridleways and cycle paths. It is situated four miles from Tel: 02392 632275 Petersfield with its range of shops and amenities Email: [email protected] including a main line station (Waterloo 60 mins) and easy access to the A3. Please contact The Country House Company for further details – www.countryhousecompany.co.uk .

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