Agent Listings

An attractive and beautifully appointed family house, enjoying an established and convenient position in one of Petersfield's most highly desired residential locations.

An exceptionally stylish edge of village house with separate annexe, situated in lovely gardens and grounds of approximately 3.7 acres.

A spacious two bedroom semi-detached house, with potential (subject to planning).

A spacious, edge of village family house, offering significant scope, with lovely gardens, tennis court, swimming pool and exceptional panoramic rural views towards the South Downs.

An impressive modern family house with generous gardens including light woodland with easy access to Petersfield and Liphook.

A charming listed house with huge potential and generous outbuilding in an unspoilt location, handy for Petersfield.

A deceptively spacious detached bungalow with ample parking and south facing garden, within walking distance of Petersfield town.

A detached family home modernised throughout to create spacious and flexible accommodation conveniently located in the heart of the South Downs National Park.

A charming unlisted period cottage with timeless character set in a highly regarded village location in the heart of the Meon Valley.

A contemporary gem enjoying a discreet position within the market town of Petersfield close to The Heath yet within walking distance of shops and with parking for several cars.

A spacious and stylish semi-detached Victorian villa, centrally located in the market town of Petersfield, with parking.

An attractive, detached village cottage with delightful garden and views.

A lovely village house offering significant scope, with delightful garden and incredible panoramic views

An attractive family house, offering potential, with delightful gardens and exceptional views.

An attractive and well presented country property enjoying a lovely rural position.

Attractive barn conversion in rural setting with 1 acre paddock and orchard.

A 'carbon negative' sustainable house and range of outbuildings together with grazing land extending to 16.23 hectares (40.10 acres) amidst beautiful countryside with exceptional views.

A charming country home with a wonderful contemporary interior and stunning views.

A commanding family house of character set in delightful gardens and grounds.

A wonderful top floor apartment in the historic centre of the town with large garage and breathtaking views to the Downs. NO CHAIN.

A lovely Grade II listed village house in the heart of this active community with a fabulous, well stocked, garden and outbuildings.

A spacious ground floor luxury apartment situated in an exclusive development.

A magnificent south facing wing of the historic and imposing Leydene House offering spectacular views.

A detached bungalow in a wonderful elevated rural setting in 10 acres with scope for modernisation, replacement or extension (subject to planning).

A lovely detached five bedroom cottage in one of Hampshire's most favoured villages within the South Downs National Park.

Enjoying an exceptional position with full length garden/dining room opening to a wide private terrace and wonderful views towards the Solent and Isle of Wight.

A wonderful top floor flat with views to the South Downs and over Petersfield Lake.

A charming character country home with versatile space set in a secluded unspoilt rural setting with secondary accommodation.

A beautiful, 3-bedroom semi-detached cottage presented to a very high standard and enjoying a peaceful yet convenient rural location.

An impressive and stylish family house enjoying a private, park-like setting with generous gardens.

A charming unlisted period cottage with timeless character set in a highly regarded village location in the heart of the Meon Valley.

A wonderful top floor apartment in Grade II listed building with breathtaking views to the Downs.

An attractive period semi-detached cottage which enjoys an extremely popular location on the edge of Sheet village.

A charming unlisted detached property believed to date back to the 18th Century, recently modernised and extended to create a wonderful blend of traditional charm and contemporary comfort.

A charming period home in an unspoilt edge of village setting at the foot of the South Downs with exceptional country views.

A stunning family home with beautiful views, forming part of an extensive courtyard of buildings with an excellent four bedroom cottage all set in the South Downs National Park.

A pretty semi-detached Grade II listed cottage in the heart of South Harting with potential to improve.

A charming Victorian former Rectory in a private heart of the village setting.

An attractive and stylishly appointed country house enjoying a delightful, rural position.

A stylish brick and flint cottage of immense character, currently on one level but with planning consent to create some first floor accommodation.

An attractive Victorian property of character with a delightful garden and garage, enjoying a fine central town location.

A stunning period home with land and outbuildings and endless potential in large gardens and paddocks of approx. 8 acres.

An unlisted period farmhouse in the village Conservation Area with an extensive farmyard and period buildings suitable for conversion and development (subject to planning).

An attractive country house enjoying a lovely, private position within its own grounds ideally suited for a family. The property is equally well placed for those seeking entertaining requirements as the house offers a lovely flow and feeling of space both inside and out.

A charming family home with potential to extend or replace in an unspoilt rural setting yet within easy range of the old market town of Petersfield, with its wide range of local services and mainline station

An attractive and well proportioned country house situated within lovely gardens and grounds.

An attractive semi-detached cottage with an abundance of charm and character, set in a lovely garden.

An attractive character cottage situated within about 1 acre of garden in a rural location.

Must be viewed for position to be appreciated - potential to create a unique dwelling (subject to planning) with stunning views to the South Downs.

A most attractive, detached Grade II Listed period town house in the heart of Petersfield.

A wonderful top floor flat with views to the South Downs and over Petersfield Lake.

A wonderful character country home in a remarkably unspoilt village location, yet handy for Petersfield, Selborne, Alton or Alresford.

A most attractive country cottage enjoying a lovely rural position and offering stylish accommodation, ample garaging and separate annexe.

A charming Grade II listed village house with planning consent to extend set in a delightful mature garden with tennis court handy for Alton or Alresford.

An attractive cottage situated within walking distance of the town.

A superb link detached period property in an idyllic setting on the edge of the village of Hawkley.

An attractive and spacious family home within walking distance of the town in a half acre plot with lovely gardens.

A wonderful detached Victorian family home with south facing views across fields to the South Downs.

A charming semi-detached cottage offering great entertaining space and a pretty garden.

An attractive Grade II Listed period house with much character in a prime coastal location.

Having been in the same ownership for over 70 years a rare opportunity to acquire a small farm, with a dwelling, farm buildings, grass and woodland in one of the most beautiful, unspoilt and sought after corners of Hampshire available for sale as a Whole or in Four Lots.

An attractive chalet style house in a quiet location with stunning views and land.

A versatile family house in an edge of village location, handy for local schools and amenities.

A wonderful classical family house well positioned in the heart of this active village community with countryside in reach and excellent local amenities.

A stunning, eco inspired, architect designed property with delightful landscaped garden.

A charming period cottage in a tranquil oasis in the centre of this Downland village.

An attractive barn with detached annexe in about 1.65 acres of gardens and grounds, enjoying a lovely rural position.

A conveniently positioned town house a short walk from Rams Walk and the town centre with off road single private parking space.

A stylish and contemporary house with a lovely garden and rural outlook.

A stylish and beautifully presented cottage offering spacious and flexible accommodation within a lovely rural setting.

<strong>THE</strong> <strong>PROPERTY</strong> <strong></strong> Built in 2016 with attractive elevations of exposed Cotswold stone, brick and part tile hung, a handsome detached house offering light, spacious and comfortable accommodation throughout, arranged over three floors. The property offers a contemporary feeling throughout with a stylish fitted kitchen with central island worksurface and concealed under unit lighting. Bifold doors open to the rear patio and garden.  <br /><br /><strong>OUTSIDE</strong> <strong></strong> Approached off a country track, the property is accessed via a five-bar gate leading to a large, pebbled parking area providing access to the detached double garage and stables. The gardens are principally to the rear of the house with a patio area adjacent to the back of the property, beyond which the land slopes away and is mostly lawned with a further small, paved terrace area at the bottom of the garden to maximise the evening sunshine. Boundaries are clearly defined by both post and rail fencing and stock fencing and in all the gardens and grounds extend to approximately 0.4 acres (0.16 ha). <br /><br /><strong>LOCATION</strong> <strong></strong> The house enjoys a tucked away, rural position on the western edge of Liphook and the adjacent Common land at Griggs Green, within walking distance of The Deers Hut public house and access of Weavers Down and Old Thorns Hotel and Golf Club. The village of Liphook has a comprehensive range of facilities including Sainsburys, doctors' surgery, a good selection of other local shops and it is also home to the very well-regarded Bohunt School, other local independent schools include Churcher's Junior School, Highfield and Brookham Schools. Liphook station has train services to Waterloo in about 64 minutes. <br /><br />The A3 is nearby providing excellent transport links to Guildford and the M25 to the north and Portsmouth and the South Coast. London is approximately 50 miles distant and the larger centres of Guildford, Chichester and Winchester are all within reasonable driving distance. The property lies within the South Downs National Park and there are numerous opportunities for walking, cycling and riding within the area.  

<strong>THE</strong> <strong>PROPERTY</strong> <strong></strong> 2 The Slade is a handsome house full of character with a versatile and light interior. The property is a corner wing of a larger Grade II listed Georgian country house which was subdivided in 1965 and forms a small community of its own within this wonderful rural village. <br /><br />The main reception room has elegant proportions with a southerly aspect and large sash windows which let natural light flood into the house and a gas fireplace for winter needs. The original hall provides a useful dining space and the kitchen/breakfast room has back door access to a small rear courtyard and path to the rear garden. Upstairs there are four bedrooms, several with handbasins and a family bathroom. The front bedrooms have lovely southerly views over adjacent farm and woodland. Overall a comfortable family home with "lock up and leave" convenience. <br /><br /><strong>LOCATION</strong> <strong></strong> It is all about being in the country, tucked down a lane, yet with neighbouring cottages and houses nearby and in the heart of the South Downs National Park. The parish of Froxfield is more a collection of rural hamlets rather than just one village with High Cross at its centre which has: a well regarded village primary school, large Jubilee Hall with sports clubs, church and a shop (with Post Office). Petersfield is handy with its comprehensive range of facilities. The extensive network of local lanes provides amazing walks, cycling routes and access to footpaths, ideal for any country/outdoor enthusiasts. The Slade is well positioned on the eastern edge of High Cross backing on to farmland, but also walking distance of the heart of the village.<br /><br />The A3 provides great regional transport links to Guildford and Portsmouth (ferry services). Chichester and Winchester are also within reach. There are well regarded state and private schools within the region, including Bedales and Churcher's at Petersfield, where there is also a station with scheduled services to London via the Portsmouth Harbour to Waterloo service. <br /><br /><strong>OUTSIDE</strong> <strong></strong> The garden is split into three areas. The drive surrounds an open area of sweeping lawn which provides a lovely setting to the front of the house. A secret partly walled garden is accessed via a short path to the rear and provides a real haven with the base of the old greenhouses and original kitchen garden wall. There are some well stocked herbaceous borders, brick paths, an area of lawn and two useful outside stores. A door in the wall opens to a further wilder area of outer utility garden. There is a right of access along the edge of the neighbour's field to the rear which our client owns. In all the garden extends to about 0.30 of an acre (0.125 ha).<br /><br />The "in and out" gravelled driveway has shared access with residents of the other properties at The Slade and sweeps past the front of the house with an off shoot drive to the designated two single garages.  

<strong>The</strong> <strong>Property</strong> <strong></strong> <strong></strong> The Grange is an attractive and spacious detached family house offering well proportioned accommodation throughout, in a tucked away, private position within one mile of the centre of Petersfield. The property enjoys much light, aided by a lovely large window to the front with further features of note including two good reception rooms, a separate study and a large kitchen breakfast room with conservatory off providing a bright and airy interior. The property has extensive off road parking for several vehicles and a delightful, enclosed sunny rear garden. <br /><br /><strong>Planning</strong> <strong>Permission</strong> <strong></strong> Planning has been granted for conversion of the existing garage to a home office and gym and new timber framed double garage SDNP/21/02449/HOUS  <br /><br /><strong>Outside</strong> <strong></strong> The tarmac and gravel drive has useful off road parking and provides access to a double garage. The house is well screened from Pulens Lane by mature trees and bushes offering a private setting. The rear garden can be accessed from either side of the house, which is principally laid to lawn surrounded by hedging and trees. To the side and rear of the house are large patio seating areas, ideally suited for entertaining.  <br /><br /><strong>Location</strong> <strong></strong> The Grange is set in one of the most desirable areas of Petersfield, Pulens Lane. The house is within walking distance of the town centre (0.8 mile distant), many of the local schools and Petersfield station. The Heath and Pond with wonderful walks and abundance of bird life are also within 0.25 of a mile distant, as well as the Petersfield Pay and Play Golf Club.<br /><br />Petersfield, which is in the South Downs National Park, has a comprehensive range of facilities including Waitrose and a mainline station with train services to London Waterloo in just over an hour. The Petersfield area has an excellent range of schools including Bedales, Churcher's College, Ditcham Park and in the state sector TPS. The A3 provides good regional transport links to the M25 and beyond and the larger centres of Winchester, Guildford and Chichester are all within reasonable driving distance, as are the harbours and creeks of the South Coast. There are a number of good footpaths and bridleways in the surrounding area including the South Downs Way, Hangers Way and Sussex Border Path.  

<strong>THE</strong> <strong>PROPERTY</strong> <strong></strong> 5 Park Farm Cottages is a detached former farm cottage with potential dating from the early 1950's in an unspoilt rural setting. The house has a light and airy interior with two reception rooms, a galley kitchen and three first floor bedrooms, all with lovely views over the surrounding countryside, and a family bathroom. The house has scope to extend or replace, subject to SDNPA planning policy and the usual consents. It is available for the first time in over 50 years and sits in established gardens and grounds and is ideal for anyone with outdoor interests to enjoy.  <br /><br /><strong>OUTSIDE</strong> <strong></strong> The garden itself is mainly laid to lawn for ease of management with some shrubs and a small pond and is arranged to the side and front of the house, with the drive swinging up to the house with parking to one side. An additional area of grassland (once part of the field to the rear therefore is not part of the residential curtilage for planning purposes) ensures the house is centrally positioned in its plot. It provides lovely space bounded by mature hedges in parts and planted with some trees and giving the opportunity to have some small-scale grazing, further tree planting or just amenity space. Overall, the garden and grounds extend to about 1.1 acres (0.45ha) and backs on to open farmland. <br /><br /><strong>LOCATION</strong> <strong></strong> The property is set back from the lane about a mile from the centre of Hambledon village, which has good facilities including a primary school, shop, pub and village hall. There are also further local amenities at Clanfield nearby or, for a more comprehensive range of shopping, sport and leisure facilities including Waitrose, Petersfield is about 9 miles away and also has a mainline station with train services to London Waterloo in just over an hour. The larger centres of Winchester, Guildford, Portsmouth and Chichester are all within reasonable driving distance. The A3 is only a few minutes' drive to the east and gives easy access to the Coast and to the M25 and beyond. The house sits within the South Downs National Park and there is great scope for both riding and walking in the area, with trails including the Monarch's Way and the South Downs Way.  

<strong>THE</strong> <strong>LAND</strong> <strong></strong> A vanishingly rare opportunity to acquire a beautiful and totally private part of the Hampshire countryside. The Land at Oakshott sits within the South Downs National Park and lends itself to a variety of uses from agricultural and sporting to vineyards or natural capital and biodiversity offsetting. Extending to 5.46 acres (2.21 hectares) in total.nPredominantly pasture with some belts of trees and its undulating topography would appear, subject to the necessary consents, to provide the ideal site for a range of amenity uses where a stunning peaceful location is key. Viewing of the land is highly recommended to understand its unspoilt and unusually quiet setting.<br /><br />ACCESS - There is vehicular access from Middle Oakshott Farm Lane. <br /><br />RIGHTS OF WAY - There is a public right of way which runs across the far Eastern part of the property. <br /><br />SERVICES - Mains water is available from the road.<br /><br />BOUNDARIES - Purchasers will be responsible for all boundary fences.<br /><br />TENURE AND POSSESSION - Vacant possession will be given of the whole upon completion of the sale, subject to holdover to harvest the standing crops.<br /><br />RIGHTS AND EASEMENTS - The property is sold with the benefit of and subject to all Rights of Way and other easements and rights of a similar nature which exist, whether mentioned here or not.<br /><br />Viewing of the land is highly recommended to understand its unspoilt and unusually quiet setting.  <br /><br /><strong>LOCATION</strong> <strong></strong> The Land at Oakshott is located within the parish of Hawkley. The village of Hawkley, which benefits from a popular pub and village hall, lies 1.3 miles to the north. <br /><br />The large village of Liss is 3.5 miles to the east and the town of Petersfield is 4.2 miles to the south and these offer a wider range of services including pubs, restaurants, schools, train stations and shops. <br /><br />Transport connections are excellent with the A3 trunk road providing acces to London and the South Coast just 2.3 miles to the south and the AA31 providing access to Winchester just 8.8 miles to the west. <br /><br />The area benefits from close proximity to a number of highly regarded state and private schools including Bedales, Churcher's, Highfield and The Alton School.  <br /><br /><strong>GENERAL</strong> <strong>REMARKS</strong> <strong>AND</strong> <strong>STIPULATIONS</strong> <strong></strong> Method of Sale - The property is offered for sale by private treaty.<br /><br />The Property is sold subject to the benefit of all rights, including rights of way, whether public or private, light, support, drainage, water and electricity supplies and any other rights and obligations, easements and proposed wayleave for masts, electricity poles, pylons, stays, cables, drains and water, gas and other pipes, whether referred to in the Condition so Sale or not. <br /><br />Services - Mains water is available in the road.<br /><br />Tenure - Freehold with vacant possession.<br /><br />Local Authority - South Downs National Park Tel: , Hampshire Countyr Council Tel: <br /><br />Sporting, Minerals and Timber Rights - The sporting, minerals and timber rights are in hand and are included in the sale of the freehold in so far as they are owned.<br /><br />Basic Payment Scheme - The farmland is registered on the Rural Land Registry and the Basic Payment Scheme has been claimed. The entitlements may be available by separate negotiation. <br /><br />Plans, Areas and Schedules - These are based on the Ordnance Survey and are for reference only. They have been checked and computed by the selling agent and the Purchaser(s) shall be deemed to have satisfied themselves as to the description of the Property. Any error or mis-statement shall not annul a sale or entitle any party to compensation in respect thereof. <br /><br />VAT - Any guide prices quoted or discussed are exclusive of VAT.<br /><br />Health and Safety - When viewing the land please take considerable care and attention.  

<strong>THE</strong> <strong>PROPERTY</strong> <strong></strong> Gardners Farm House is set back in a private position approached over a long drive via a country lane. It is in an elevated situation and the extensive views are breath taking and the house exceptionally attractive. It is a Grade II listed timber framed structure originally dating from the 16th century. Consequently, there is plenty of character and two impressive inglenook fireplaces. A happy family house for over 38 years the space inside has adapted to family needs over the generations being very much a country home. The kitchen has been refitted in recent years and along with the dining and sitting rooms, benefits from the fabulous views to the front. The study provides a versatile space for either work or entertainment and the conservatory to the rear has doors opening onto a private rear terrace ideal for barbeques. Upstairs many of the bedrooms have vaulted ceilings, creating a good feeling of space around the timber framed structure and two are in tandem. The ancillary accommodation provides space for guests, family or homeworking and has its own deck and a brilliant rural outlook. <br /><br /><strong>LOCATION</strong> <strong></strong> Steep Marsh is set along several country lanes and forms a collection of rural hamlets, over a mile to the north of Sheet which has a church, popular village school and several pubs including the Queens Head. There are excellent Tennis and Cricket clubs at Steep as well as the charming Harrow Inn. Petersfield, with its comprehensive range of facilities including Waitrose and a mainline station, is 2.7 miles away. There is also a wide range of private and state schools locally including Bedales, Churcher's College, Ditcham Park and Highfield at Liphook with TPS in Petersfield.<br /><br />The property is a short drive from the A3 which provides fast road links to the M25, London and also the South Coast with its attractive harbours and creeks. The larger county centres of Guildford, Chichester and Winchester are all within reasonable driving distance.<br /><br />The property sits within the South Downs National Park with extensive recreational and leisure activities and much of the surrounding countryside is crisscrossed by footpaths and bridleways including the Hangers Way nearby. The network of local lanes also provides great cycling routes. <br /><br /><strong>OUTSIDE</strong> <strong></strong> The property is approached via a sweeping driveway which leads up to a large turning and parking circle adjacent to the front of the property. The first section of drive belongs to a neighbour with rights of access over it. The garden is mostly situated around the house and essentially lawn for ease of maintenance with cottage gardens plants, shrubs and herbs. There are also some lovely mature trees including Oak and Yew. A high beech hedge provides a sheltered area to the rear of the house where there is a useful paved terrace, beyond which are several fruit trees and vegetable garden. To the south and west are fenced areas of paddock with options for horses or grazing of livestock or wonderful walking and amenity space as there are some commanding and exceptionally lovely views towards the distant Hangers and surrounding countryside. In all the acreage extends to about 3.25 acres (1.31 ha).