Historic 17th century farmhouse for sale
This listed cottage in the Meon Valley in Hampshire has four bedrooms and charming gardens, all within easy reach of Alton and Petersfield


School Cottage is a Grade II listed 17th century timber-framed yeoman's farmhouse which was originally part of the Nicholson Estate and a school before World War II. The house has many exposed timbers and old fireplaces; the drawing room has an inglenook fireplace with a bread oven and a good ceiling height and the kitchen/breakfast room comes with a walk-in larder.
The staircase divides into two landing areas: on one side is the principal bedroom suite and on the other two further bedrooms. The fourth bedroom forms part of the eastern end of the cottage and has a galleried bed deck.
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The cottage is surrounded by mature gardens with an ornamental pond, hedged kitchen garden and a belt of broadleaved woodland; the gardens comes to three quarters of an acre.
School Cottage is located in the small rural hamlet of Woodlands in the Meon Valley; West Meon has a good range of local shops and Alton (10 miles) and Petersfield (7 miles) are all within easy reach by car and have mainline stations to London.
The guide price is £825,000. For further information please contact Jackson-Stops & Staff 01962 844299 or visit www.jackson-stops.co.uk.
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