3 Bed Detached House For Sale

Mid-twentieth century semi-detached houses are often popular when brought to the property market because they are a known quantity, a reliable option for a potential buyer, often with scope for modernisation and reconfiguration. This example in the village of Over Wallop has already been extensively updated throughout by the current owners during the last twelve months to now offer to the property market, a fine example of a modernised, 1960s-constructed, three-bedroomed semi-detached house. This property potentially has more to offer a new owner if desired with its location set within a particularly good-sized plot. The very well-presented accommodation comprises a good-sized, dual-aspect living/dining room, a dual-aspect kitchen, three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Outside, there is generous driveway parking directly in front of the property, whilst to the rear there is a good-sized, low-maintenance garden that wraps around one side of the property.

That garden area is enclosed with closeboard fencing with the plot itself extending beyond the fenced perimeter extensively to one side, allowing for extension of the current garden if desired. The large four-car driveway in front of the property leads to the front door located under a canopy porch. There is gated side access into the rear garden with the expanse of the additional land extending to the side. The front door opens into a small entrance lobby with stairs to the first floor and a doorway into the dual-aspect living/dining room. The living area is currently arranged at the front of this room, the dining space to the rear with a door leading into the kitchen. The kitchen itself, with a window to the rear and external doors to the rear and to the side, includes a range of eye and base-level cupboards and drawers with engineered oak worksurfaces over, extending to a peninsular breakfast bar. There is also a one-and- a-half-bowl ceramic sink and drainer, an inset induction hob with extractor over and subway-tiled splash backs with an oven/grill below, extensive cupboards and drawers, including a carousel corner storage unit, an integral dishwasher and washing machine and space for an american style fridge freezer. The first floor includes two double bedrooms, one with built-in wardrobe storage and a good-sized single bedroom along with a family bathroom. The landing area comprises access to a partially boarded loft space and a door to a built-in airing cupboard with shelving, housing a hot water cylinder.

The property is located on Pound Road, which links King Road with Evans Close, both off Station Road on the northern edge of Over Wallop. The village itself has a number of local amenities, including a village shop and post office, located within Pound Road, a village hall, church and a public house, whilst neighbouring Nether Wallop has a primary school. The Wallops are conveniently situated between the historic cathedral cities of Salisbury and Winchester and is close to picturesque Stockbridge, all of which offer excellent restaurants and leisure facilities. Andover (8 miles) and Grateley (2 miles) offer a mainline train service into London's Waterloo, whilst the nearby A303 offers excellent road access to both London and the West Country.

The property is Freehold. Mains drainage, water and electricity are connected. Oil-fired central heating to radiators.