A spacious 4-bedroom chalet style house dating from the 1920’s with an impressive range of accommodation, standing in gardens of approximately 1/4 acre with a lovely farmland outlook.

Thought to have been built sometime in the 1920’s, Fairhazel is an extended chalet style residence with a greater depth of accommodation than perhaps initially meets the eye. During their time in residence the property has been updated by the current owner and they have created an extremely versatile and individual family home that offers character and flexibility in equal measure, with scope for between three and five bedrooms if required. The house is complemented by the lovely rear gardens and a scenic outlook over neighbouring farmland, as well as excellent parking facilities, a tandem garage and a useful range of workshops/stores.

Porch    Part-glazed front door.

Hall    Door to:

Bedroom 1    Front aspect with large bay overlooking front garden. Decorative coving.

Inner Hall    Stair case to first floor. Decorative coving. Doors to:

Study/Bedroom 2    Side aspect. Exposed floor boards. Victorian style feature fire grate.

Sitting/Dining Room    Double doors from Hall. Dual aspect with large bay to front. Wood burning stove with tiled surround and carved wooden mantel.

Bathroom    Wood panelled bath. Pedestal wash hand basin. Low level WC. Part tiled walls.

Shower Room    Corner shower cubicle. Wash hand basin inset to vanity unit with cupboards under. Low level WC. Tiled floor.

Garden Room    Dual aspect with double doors to rear. Exposed floor boards.

Breakfast Room    Cupboard housing Vaillant gas fired boiler. Further fitted storage cupboards. Exposed floor boards. Archway to:

Kitchen/Breakfast Room    Rear aspect to garden. Comprehensively fitted with a range of units mounted at base and eye level comprising cupboards and drawers. Under unit lighting. Roll top work surface. Stainless steel sink with double drainer and mixer tap. Tiled splash back. Double oven electric Aga. Plumbing and space for washing machine and dish washer. External door to rear patio. Tiled floor. 2 skylights.

Stairs from Inner Hall to:

Landing    Exposed floor boards. Access to eaves storage cupboards and built in storage cupboards. Interesting semi-circular and arched windows to the bedrooms.

Bedroom 4    Front aspect. Storage cupboard to eaves. Skilling ceiling.

Bedroom 3    Rear aspect to garden with lovely farmland views beyond. Exposed floor boards. Skilling ceilings. Eaves storage cupboards.

Fairhazel occupies a position on the edge of the popular village of Sandleheath, a thriving community with a shop, a village hall, a church, tennis club and scout hall. The Avonside town of Fordingbridge (approximately 1.5 miles) offers a range of local shops, a building society, library and an excellent health centre. The local area has a good choice of reputable schools within both the state and private sectors; Western Downland at Rockbourne and Damerham, Fordingbridge Infant and Junior School, Burgate Secondary and Sixth Form and Forres Sandle Manor.

The local road network provides access to the regional centres of Salisbury, Bournemouth and Southampton; all have mainline links to London, with airports at the latter two. The surrounding countryside provides walking, riding and cycling opportunities via a number of paths and bridleways, with a choice between the New Forest National Park approximately 3 miles to the East and Cranborne Chase AONB to the West.

The house is approached via a driveway to the front that provides parking and turning space for a number of vehicles. Double gates to the side open to an enclosed and covered parking space, beyond which is the GARAGE, which is connected with power and light.

To the side of the driveway at the front lies an area of lawn, interspersed by a number of mature shrubs. The principal section of garden is located to the rear of the property, where a patio immediately adjoins the house, which can be accessed from the kitchen and garden room. Beyond lies a further large section of well maintained lawn, which is surrounded by colourful established shrub and flower beds, making for a very attractive garden. The lawn runs to the rear boundary, where it abuts neighbouring farmland and provides a most scenic rural outlook. Adjoining the rear of the garage is a large OUTBUILDING/STORE that measures approximately 9.3m (30ft 6in) x 2.74m (9ft 3in) and is divided into useful store rooms/workshops.

New Forest District Council. Tax Band F.

All mains services are connected. Gas fired central heating.

From our office in Fordingbridge turn right at the mini-roundabout onto the High Street. Follow the road as it bears to the right and leave the town. Continue for approximately 1 1/2 miles and, upon entering Sandleheath, pass the village shop. Turn left at the crossroads into Alderholt Road and follow the road as it drops down the hill, passing the Methodist Church. On the right hand bend in the road the entrance to Fairhazel will be located.