" An individual, detached character home located in the heart of Alresford‘s conservation area at the bottom of Broad Street, and on the Millenium river walk. This charming property has an abundance of character features and offers plenty of versatile accommodation both in the main house and in the separate annexe. Tucked away behind wooden gates, Tanyard Barns enjoys a private and secluded setting and, unusually for the town centre, it has driveway parking for twothree cars, a sizeable garage, a walled garden and a separate paved courtyard garden. Dating from 1870, the property is not listed and is being sold with the benefit of having no onward chain. The property has been thoughtfully renovated and improved with attention to detail throughout and an easy flow to the accommodation.

The property is approached from Mill Hill, with the entrance gates leading to the granary barn, gardens and courtyard parking area, which features reclaimed York flagstones. The accommodation within the main house comprises an entrance hall with stairs to the first floor and cloakroom, a bespoke kitchen with integrated appliances and plenty of useful storage areas, and a small utility area. The spacious sitting room has a wood-burning stove and doors to a garden room, which opens onto a paved courtyard garden.

Upstairs, there is a useful study area on the landing, as well as ample storage cupboards. The main bedroom adjoins bedroom three, which is currently used as a dressing room. There is a modern bathshower room at the end of the landing, and the second bedroom, which is a double room.

The separate granary barn has been converted into a self-contained annexe which sleeps up to four people, featuring excellent under eaves storage, a breakfast cupboard, sitting roomhome office, bedroom and shower room. A door goes into the large workshop, which doubles as a garage and has potential for conversion for further living space, subject to planning.

Alresford is a beautiful Georgian town known for its variety of independent shops, restaurants and inns located in stunning surroundings on the edge of the South Downs National Park. Attractions include the Watercress steam railway, schools for infant, junior and secondary education, several churches and an active and inclusive community. Highlights in the calendar include the annual Watercress Festival in May and the Agricultural Show in September. The cathedral city of Winchester is about 7 miles away and there is easy access to the south coast, the midlands and London via the road network. There is also mainline rail access to London from both Winchester, Alton and Basingstoke. Southampton airport is only about half an hour away by car. 

SERVICES We understand that all mains services are connected. There are income-generating solar panels on the south-facing roof. 

LOCAL AUTHORITY INFORMATION Winchester City Council
Council Tax Band: G "