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" Situated within the grounds of Stratton Park estate is this charming and beautifully appointed Georgian property, enjoying a stunning setting amid the pastures and wooded grounds of a former stately home. The Clock House, was built in 1824 and is believed to have been the coaching house, staff quarters and stables of the original mansion. Converted in the early 1990s, this particular property holds centre stage in the development having the original clock tower, which is in full working order having recently been fully restored. There are many wonderful features throughout this handsome property, such as tall ceilings, Georgian style windows, decorative cornicing, dado rails and wooden flooring. The current owners have carried out extensive work to create two very generous bedrooms both with attractive en suite bathrooms on the first floor. On the ground floor the kitchen was reconfigured to create an open plan space accommodating a dining table and benefiting from two Georgian style windows to the front and a glazed door to the attractive rear garden. The dual aspect sitting room also features a Georgian style window and French doors to the garden, whilst the fireplace with wood burning stove creates an attractive focal point for the room. A ground floor w/c completes the accommodation.

Situation
This attractive property sits within the grounds of Stratton Park, with a desirable location between the centres of Winchester (8 miles) and Basingstoke (10 miles). There is fast access to the M3 from junction 7 and train links locally from Micheldever Station, offering mainline services to London Waterloo in approx. 1 hour. Micheldever also offers a selection of village amenities, including a pub, school and church.

LOCAL AUTHORITY: Winchester City Council.
SERVICES: Private drainage, private water supply, oil fired central heating, mains electricity.
SERVICE CHARGE: ?240pa for water, drainage and maintenance of driveway.

Outside
The property is accessed via a private tree lined drive leading through the parkland for approx. 0.5 mile. To the front there is a cobbled courtyard area shared by the properties each of which has two designated parking spaces. The property has additional spaces directly in front of the house for three to four vehicles. The owners have invested a significant amount in restoring and landscaping the rear garden which enjoys a favourable southerly aspect and extends to approx. 84ft. A paved terrace adjacent to the house makes an ideal spot for outdoor entertaining, beyond which is a level lawn area edged by a well-stocked shrub border to one side and a paved path with espalier fruit trees to the other. At the end of the lawn there is a heritage apple tree and a further raised border planted with lavender and clipped box topiary shrubs. Steps lead down to a lower paved terrace providing a wonderful sheltered seating area. At the end of the plot there is part of the original loggia which provides a covered area and two garden stores. "