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"Nestled in the picturesque and sought after village of Hursley, this delightful two bedroom period cottage seamlessly blends characterful charm with modern convenience.

Set back from the main road with a pretty frontage and vibrant orange door, this Grade two listed home exudes curb appeal from the moment you arrive. Internally, the cottage is beautifully presented with a warm and inviting atmosphere.

The ground floor features a spacious sitting dining room boasting exposed beams and natural light, leading through to a stylishly appointed kitchen and a modern bathroom with full suite. Upstairs, the first floor hosts two bedrooms. Bedroom one enjoys a bright aspect to the front, while bedroom two offers a cosy and peaceful retreat overlooking the rear garden both accompanied by a family shower room.

Outside, the property benefits from a private garden with a versatile outbuilding, currently set up as a garden office perfect for working from home or creative pursuits. At the rear, a single garage provides secure parking or additional storage, with access via a private lane.

The property enjoys an enviable location within walking distance of local amenities, a well regarded primary school, and charming countryside walks. Hursley is ideally situated between Winchester and Romsey, offering excellent transport links, including access to the M3 and mainline railway stations nearby.

With its blend of period features, modern updates, and prime village location, this cottage presents a rare opportunity to secure a characterful home with modern day comforts ideal for first time buyers, downsizers, or those looking for a weekend retreat.
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Hursley is a delightful village, only a short drive from the thriving city of Winchester. The village has a post office, butchers, sport facilities, a popular family pub The Dolphin Inn and a gastro pub The King s Head. Winchester has a selection of facilities and services including independent shops and boutiques, fine restaurants, contemporary bars and a thriving bi monthly farmers market. The famous cathedral and beautiful water meadows are within the city and there is a network of footpaths and bridleways for walking and riding in the surrounding countryside. There are excellent connections to the M3, M27, A34, the south coast and the New Forest which are predominantly accessed from Junction 11 of the M3 in just a couple of miles. Southampton international airport is approximately ten miles away with now more destinations across Europe than ever before. Shawford railway station provides regular services to London and Southampton. A faster service is available from Winchester railway station, which accesses the capital in under an hour."