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A beautifully presented detached house standing in established gardens of 0.36 acre, located in a quiet hamlet within the New Forest National Park.
An extended, detached cottage which in recent years has been subject to a comprehensive programme of re-configuration and improvement to create a beautifully presented home. The accommodation is extremely light and airy and many of the rooms benefit from being dual aspect or with direct access onto the attractive gardens. The heart of the house is undoubtedly the superb kitchen/breakfast/living room that has been stylishly and comprehensively re-fitted, complemented by a sitting room with wood burning stove, snug/study and large conservatory. The master bedroom suite is of equally impressive proportion and features a dressing room and beautifully finished en suite shower room, with two further bedrooms and an elegant family bathroom completing the first floor. The property occupies a semi-elevated position within it's own landscaped gardens extending to 0.36 acres and there is a large driveway with a timber framed car barn.
Entrance Porch Canopy style oak framed porch on brick plinth.
Entrance Hall Staircase to first floor. Oak flooring.
Sitting Room/Snug Dual aspect.
Family/Living Room Light dual aspect room with French doors opening to rear patio and front outlook over garden. Brick fire place housing wood burning stove.
Conservatory Tiled floor. Double doors to front and door to rear.
Kitchen/Breakfast/Living Room Kitchen area comprehensively fitted with a range of modern gloss units at base and eye level. White marble work surface. Range of integrated NEFF appliances including 5 ring induction hob with hood over, oven, combination microwave oven and warming plate. Upright fridge/freezer and wine cooler. Breakfast island with matching marble work surface surrounding stainless steel sink with mixer tap and drainer and featuring pop-up power points. Under-counter freezer. Twin set of French doors to rear patio. Space for breakfast/dining table and sofas.
Rear Lobby External door to front.
Utility Room Units at base and eye level comprising cupboards and drawers. Wooden roll topped work surfaces. One and a half bowl stainless steel sink with mixer tap and drainer. Integrated dishwasher. Space and plumbing for washing machine and tumble dryer. External door to rear.
Boot Room Hanging for coats. Cupboard housing Worcester gas fired boiler and pressurised hot water cylinder. Linen cupboard.
Cloakroom Wash hand basin. WC.
Landing
Bedroom 1 Rear aspect.
Dressing Area Velux window. Access to roof space.
En-suite Shower Room Large walk-in shower. Wash hand basin with cupboards under. WC. Chrome heated towel rail. Cupboards with mirror doors. Tiled floor.
Bedroom 2 Front aspect. Forest views. Roof hatch.
Family Bathroom Wooden panelled bath. Shower over. Wash hand basin with cupboard under. WC. Chrome heated towel rail. Tiled walls and floor.
Bedroom 3 Rear aspect.
Stuckton is a peaceful hamelt which lies approximately 1 mile East of the Avonside town of Fordingbridge, within the Western boundary of the New Forest National Park. Stuckton is locally renowned for The Three Lions restaurant, whilst the neighbouring villages of Hyde and Frogham provide a primary school, village hall, public house, church, The Potting Shed cafe and a garden centre. Fordingbridge has an array of facilities to meet most everyday requirements, including shops, reputable primary and secondary schooling, doctor's/dentist's surgeries and sports facilities. Communications in the area are good. The B3078 crosses the forest to provide links to Junction 1 of the M27 for Southampton and beyond, whilst the A338 renders Salisbury and Bournemouth conveniently accessible. Mainline rail services to London Waterloo are available from Salisbury, Bournemouth and Southampton and there are airports at Southampton and Bournemouth. Stuckton is an ideal gateway for exploration of the thousands of acres of moor, heath and woodland that make up the North West corner of the forest and provide glorious walking, riding and cycling country.
A gravel drive from the lane approaches the house and provides ample parking and turning space for a number of vehicles. Alongside the driveway stands a timber framed CAR BARN measuring 6.36m x 5.12m.
The gardens are a most attractive feature of the property and at the front incorporate terraced lawns offset by established shrub beds, with steps leading down to a further area of lawn interspersed with a variety of shrubs and trees, including willow. A large patio area sits alongside the conservatory, from which a gated arch leads into the rear garden, where a full width terrace runs across the back of the house with a further gravelled seating area bordered by well stocked raised flower beds and a small orchard area. The plot extends to approximately 0.36 acre in total and is well enclosed with mature hedging and fencing.
New Forest District Council. Tax Band G. Amount payable:
Calor gas fired central heating. Private drainage. Mains water and electricity.
From Fordingbridge High Street cross over the River Avon, pass under the floyover and turn right opposite Southampton Road garage. Turn immediately left, signposted Stuckton and Frogham. Continue past the Three Lions Restaurant, turn next left and the property will be found on the right after about 500 yards.
