Osborne's House South is an historic Hampshire village property built in 1706 by the publican of the Anchor Hotel for his daughter, who was scheduled to marry a Mr Osborne. The property subsequently stayed in the Osborne family for over 100 years.
In 1821 the house was extended, and in 1981 it was split into two. The accommodation is well proportioned; the impressive entrance hall provides access to the formal drawing room with its open fireplace from which open to the terrace outside. The lower ground floor has a useful cellar area and on the first floor the main bedroom enjoys good views out over the garden; the fourth bedroom is currently converted to provide a dressing room for the master bedroom suite.
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Accommodation in total comprises: entrance hall, drawing room, dining room, kitchen, cloakroom, cellar, four bedrooms (one en-suite) and two bathrooms.
Outside the gardens are mostly laid to lawn and bordered by a stone wall one three sides with mature hedges and trees. The terrace provides a southerly outlook over the gardens.
Osborne's House South is located within walking distance of the shops of Liphook in Hampshire which provides for most everyday needs and there is good access to the south coast, Goodwood and Cowdray Park for sporting enthusiasts.
The guide price is £665,000. For further information please contact Knight Frank on 01483 565 171 or visit www.knightfrank.co.uk.
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