7 bedroom house

This impressive property, set within the glorious surroundings of the Test Valley, offers spacious accommodation set over three floors together with an interesting range of outbuildings. The ground floor of the main house features a number of elegant rooms including a double length drawing room, dining room and entrance hall, all with original wood or parquet flooring. Additional features include exposed beams and original fireplaces. The kitchen also retains exposed beams and leads through to the breakfast and utility rooms. There is a downstairs cloakroom, boot room and garden room. Stairs from the entrance hall lead to the first floor accommodation comprising a large principal bedroom with triple aspect, a further four double bedrooms and one single together with the family bathroom, two shower rooms and a dressing room/study. On the second floor is a one bedroom flat providing a living area with kitchenette, and a bathroom. The main house offers over 4,600 square foot of accommodation.

Outside, gated access leads to a large gravel drive providing parking for several cars. The property sits within circa 1.5 acres of beautiful, mature private gardens. A pretty stepped terrace built with flint and brick walls rises to the large formal lawn, which is flanked with mature borders. A pathway leads to the walled swimming pool. There is a large vegetable garden and paddocks. An impressive range of Grade II listed outbuildings form a courtyard alongside the house, including an 18th century 'Brewery Store' and a 19th century L-shaped barn, providing scope to create further living space (subject to the appropriate permissions).

The village of Middle Wallop is well positioned within the Test Valley, and is surrounded by wonderful, unspoilt countryside. There is a village hall, pub and shop within a short distance of the property. Nearby Nether Wallop has a further range of amenities and the market towns of Stockbridge and Andover, and the Cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury, are all within easy reach. Middle Wallop is superbly positioned for access to the A303, which provides links to the West Country, the A34, and the M3 for links to London and the South Coast.

Grateley Station 3 miles (London Waterloo 75 minutes), Stockbridge 6.6 miles, Andover 6.8 miles (London Waterloo 67 minutes), Salisbury 11.4 miles, Winchester 15.8 miles, Southampton Airport 23 miles (distances and times approximate)

Catchment area schools are Wallop Primary and Test Valley Secondary. Independent schools include Farleigh, Norman Court and Rookwood in Andover. Independent secondary education can be provided by Winchester College and St Swithun's in Winchester and Godolphin for girls in Salisbury. Peter Symonds Sixth Form College in Winchester is recognised for its outstanding results for pre-university education.

Marketed by: Knight Frank, Winchester