4 bedroom house for sale

Overview

Woodlands Chapel is a unique and individual property believed to date back to 1889. It features history and unique character, having been a rural chapel under the Portsmouth Diocese until 1982. The property has been updated and renovated over the years to create a spacious and flexible layout for an ideal family home. The property makes it ideal for entertaining guests or simply enjoying the serene rural landscape. The owners have preserved the character and personality of the original structure, including stained-glass work, the striking bell tower offering panoramic views of the surrounding countryside. Additionally, the vaulted wooden ceilings, Exposed brickwork and herringbone wooden flooring in the sitting and dining rooms add a touch of rustic charm, complementing the overall aesthetic and giving elegance to the property, making it a truly unique living space. The property welcomes you into a spacious entrance hall, with access to the left into a downstairs toilet and study/bedroom 4 and access to the right to the kitchen/breakfast room with an additional utility room and door into the garden. The rest of the downstairs of the property is the spacious and open-planned dining/sitting room with an additional garden room overlooking the picturesque views. The first floor of the property comprises two double bedrooms with built-in wardrobes and a family bathroom with another bedroom and shower room. Outside the property enjoys off road parking with delightful gardens surrounding the house, which were cleverly designed and arranged to maximise the lovely neighbouring views and sunny aspect. The property is well screened from the country lane by mature hedging and a meandering path through the gardens trails amongst well stocked borders, offering various private seating and dining terraced areas, perfectly suited for outdoor entertaining. All of which benefit from the delightful rural aspect and a predominantly westerly facing outlook.Woodlands chapel is located in the village of Bramdean in the South Downs National Park, which is an extremely popular area with charming villages, beautiful countryside and easy access to major roads. Bramdean is a larger village, with a public house/restaurant, village hall and garage with a small shop. The village of West Meon is a 5-minute drive away with a butchers, a village shop selling local produce, a post office, an award-winning pub/restaurant and a school. A wider range of amenities is available at Alresford, which include a range of local shops, pubs, restaurants and banks.The cathedral city of Winchester lies to the east and has a good range of retail facilities, theatre, cinema and a railway station with services to London Waterloo. Alresford 5 miles. Petersfield 9 miles (London Waterloo 66 minutes). Winchester 10 miles (London Waterloo from 57 minutes). Southampton Airport 15.8 miles, M3 Junction 9 9.8 miles (time and distances approximate) Catchment area schools are Cheriton Primary and Perins Secondary. Peter Symonds Sixth Form College is located near Winchester and is recognised for its outstanding results in pre-university education. (distance and times are approximate)