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SITUATION

East Cholderton is a hamlet situated within The Test Valley. Lady’s Walk provides a rural setting with countryside walks and bridleways close by. The local pub The White Horse Inn is within a 5 minute walk and the village of Amport includes the popular Hawk Inn where you can enjoy good food and local company. The popular Rosebourne Garden Centre includes fresh groceries and a butchers as well as a café.

The town of Andover has a wide range of amenities and a Leisure Centre. There are a number of highly regarded schools in Winchester, Salisbury and Andover including Farleigh, Rookwood and Godolphin as well as good state and primary schools, in particular Amport C of E school. The area is very well served by road and rail with trains to London Waterloo and Salisbury from Andover station.

PROPERTY

Lady’s Walk is a Grade II Listed house formerly two cottages and dating back to the 1800’s. The accommodation has a wealth of character and charm with a splendid south facing drawing room. A spacious reception hall leads to two other reception rooms benefiting from period features and exposed beams. There is a farmhouse kitchen with AGA. On the first floor there are six well proportioned bedrooms with two bathrooms.

The gardens are a most attractive feature of the property. They are mainly laid to lawn with a carpet of spring bulbs. There are established herbaceous and shrub borders as well as a productive vegetable garden.

The barn has great potential which faces south and overlooks an ornamental pond. Behind the main garden is an area of woodland providing a lovely backdrop for the property. Lady’s Walk is approached from the village road onto a gravel driveway with double garage and
car parking. There are also three green houses.

ACCOMMODATION

Basement - Cellar.

Ground Floor - Hall, Drawing Room, Cloakroom, Utility Area, Family Room, Dining Room, Kitchen/ Breakfast Room, Pantry, Store.

First Floor - Six Bedrooms, Two Bathrooms.

Outside - Barn, Double Garage, Three Greenhouses, Garden Shed