Thistle Cottage, Dunley, Whitchurch, RG28 7PU

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Summary

Situated in the picturesque hamlet of Dunley, is this attractive brick and flint cottage, believed to date back to the early 1800's. The property is set within attractive gardens that have been beautifully maintained by the current owners and provides stunning rural views across fields.

Thistle Cottage is a beautiful home that provides an abundance of character features. The property welcomes you into an entrance porch, before opening into the kitchen/breakfast room which features an array of storage units that are complimented by solid wood work surfaces. Further features of the kitchen include a stunning Rayburn cooker and butler sink. Through the kitchen is a cosy living room with attractive log burning fireplace with exposed brick surround. To the other side of the cottage is a utility room and pantry. The current owners extended the property by adding the study/3rd bedroom and a downstairs cloakroom complete with w/c and wash hand basin. Upstairs features two spacious bedrooms and a four-piece family bathroom, with particular note to the bedrooms which feature stunning views to the front of the property.

The L-shaped plot means there are various sections to the garden to enjoy, with areas of the garden allocated for enjoying the sun and other sections allocated for growing fruits and vegetables. To the front of the property is a detached car port with separate workshop and log store. There is shared ownership of the field in front of the cottage with an annual maintenance charge of about £180.

Thistle Cottage is in the small hamlet of Dunley, set within the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and in a secluded rural setting between Newbury and Whitchurch. The nearest town, Whitchurch, has a wide range of shops and services. The centres of Basingstoke, Winchester, Reading and Oxford are within daily driving distance and there are excellent communications to London and the rest of the country by road via the M4, M3 and A34 and by rail via Newbury, Whitchurch, Andover and Basingstoke stations.

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