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Guide price
£1,500,000
(£1,535/sq. ft)
3 bed farmhouse for sale
Upper Link, St. Mary Bourne, Andover SP113 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
977 sq. ft
Key Information
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- St Mary Bourne Primary School 0.8 miles
- Whitchurch (Hampshire) 2.3 miles
- Whitchurch Church of England Primary School 2.8 miles
- Andover 5 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
A wonderful opportunity to acquire an attractive parcel of land, two cottages, a residential development site and fishing in the beautiful Bourne Valley.
For sale as a whole or in two lots.
Land and Cottages at St. Mary Bourne
An exciting and truly unique opportunity within the desirable village of St. Mary Bourne to purchase an attractive block of 5.05 hectares (12.48 acres) of land, a pair of semi-detached cottages, a residential development site with planning to build a pair of three-bedroom cottages and fishing. For sale by private treaty.
The land is split neatly into two blocks of just over 2.42 hectares (6 acres) and affords magnificent views across the surrounding countryside.
1 and 2 Bourne View Cottages
1 and 2 Bourne View are a pair of 3-bedroom semi-detached cottages, set within an elevated position enjoying far reaching views. The cottages are both well-presented and consist of a sitting room, dining room, kitchen, utility room and WC. On the first floor there are three bedrooms, two of which are good double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The cottages sit centrally within generous gardens which are laid to lawn. There could be potential, subject to planning, to extend the cottages further or potentially create one single, larger dwelling, on the site.
Land
The land to the west of the road which surrounds the cottages is pasture, which rises above the houses so has a gentle gradient. The field has stock fencing all around and a good access point onto the lane. In all about 2.62 hectares (6.48 acres). The land on the opposite side of the lane is again pasture which is fenced on three sides and flanked on the eastern boundary by the Bourne Rivulet. This portion of the land totals around 2.46 hectares (6.08 acres).
Development Site
Planning consent has been granted to construct a pair of new dwellings on a plot of 0.26 acres adjacent to the Bourne Rivulet, forming part of the land on the east of the road. The properties will each have three bedrooms with an en-suite in the master bedroom, a family bathroom, living area, open plan kitchen/dining area, downstairs toilet and a generous southwest facing Garden. Planning reference 21/02050/ful, .
Please note that the land is subject to a development overage clause, please contact the agent for further information.
Fishing
There is approximately 221m (242 yards) of single bank fishing on the Bourne Rivulet. Given the popularity of this stretch of river amongst Trout purists, this has great potential to become an exciting beat.
Situation
The site offers a delightful and truly rural setting in the village of St. Mary Bourne located in the south of the North Wessex Downs aonb. The village is private and peaceful yet offers access to the A34 in a matter of minutes, with Basingstoke, Winchester and Andover within easy reach, which all offer a wide variety of shops and services. The village itself offers a number of amenities including a farm shop, village shop, children’s playground and two public houses, including the highly rated Bourne Valley Inn which is immediately adjacent to the site. Basingstoke railway station is within 15 miles and provides a fast and regular service to London Waterloo. Newbury is around 17 miles away which has a train service to London Paddington. Schools in the area have a very good reputation, including Hurstbourne Tarrant Church of England Primary School, St. Mary Bourne Primary School and St. Gabriel’s School, among others. Leisure opportunities in the area include a number of pleasant walks in the surrounding countryside. The village also has a cricket and bowls club. Highclere Castle is nearby and there are a good range of shops, leisure and cultural facilities in both Newbury and Basingstoke.
General remarks and stipulations
Method of Sale
The property is offered for sale by private treaty.
Data Room
Please note that a data room has been created in relation to the development site, where all of the relevant planning and associated documents can be viewed. Please contact the agent for further information.
Rights of Way
There are no rights of way crossing the property.
Services
The houses have mains water, electricity and mains drainage. Oil fired central heating.
Broadband Availability
Full Fibre connection is available.
Mobile Phone Coverage
Good mobile phone coverage available (Ofcom).
Tenure
Freehold with the option of vacant possession, or with tenants in situe.
Overage
Please note that the land is subject to a development overage clause, please contact the agent for further information.
Local Authority
Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council.
Postcode
SP11 6BT
Directions
From Basingstoke, take the A339 northwest to Kingsclere. Upon reaching Kingsclere, drive through the town and exit to the south on the Winchester Road (B3051). Follow the B3051 for approximately 6 miles until you reach Cole Henley. Follow the Kingsclere Road south from Cole Henley and turn right onto Harroway, going over the A34. Approximately two miles along Harroway, you will reach a crossroad, signposting St. Mary Bourne to the right. Take this right and you will arrive in the village after approximately one mile.
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For sale as a whole or in two lots.
Land and Cottages at St. Mary Bourne
An exciting and truly unique opportunity within the desirable village of St. Mary Bourne to purchase an attractive block of 5.05 hectares (12.48 acres) of land, a pair of semi-detached cottages, a residential development site with planning to build a pair of three-bedroom cottages and fishing. For sale by private treaty.
The land is split neatly into two blocks of just over 2.42 hectares (6 acres) and affords magnificent views across the surrounding countryside.
1 and 2 Bourne View Cottages
1 and 2 Bourne View are a pair of 3-bedroom semi-detached cottages, set within an elevated position enjoying far reaching views. The cottages are both well-presented and consist of a sitting room, dining room, kitchen, utility room and WC. On the first floor there are three bedrooms, two of which are good double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The cottages sit centrally within generous gardens which are laid to lawn. There could be potential, subject to planning, to extend the cottages further or potentially create one single, larger dwelling, on the site.
Land
The land to the west of the road which surrounds the cottages is pasture, which rises above the houses so has a gentle gradient. The field has stock fencing all around and a good access point onto the lane. In all about 2.62 hectares (6.48 acres). The land on the opposite side of the lane is again pasture which is fenced on three sides and flanked on the eastern boundary by the Bourne Rivulet. This portion of the land totals around 2.46 hectares (6.08 acres).
Development Site
Planning consent has been granted to construct a pair of new dwellings on a plot of 0.26 acres adjacent to the Bourne Rivulet, forming part of the land on the east of the road. The properties will each have three bedrooms with an en-suite in the master bedroom, a family bathroom, living area, open plan kitchen/dining area, downstairs toilet and a generous southwest facing Garden. Planning reference 21/02050/ful, .
Please note that the land is subject to a development overage clause, please contact the agent for further information.
Fishing
There is approximately 221m (242 yards) of single bank fishing on the Bourne Rivulet. Given the popularity of this stretch of river amongst Trout purists, this has great potential to become an exciting beat.
Situation
The site offers a delightful and truly rural setting in the village of St. Mary Bourne located in the south of the North Wessex Downs aonb. The village is private and peaceful yet offers access to the A34 in a matter of minutes, with Basingstoke, Winchester and Andover within easy reach, which all offer a wide variety of shops and services. The village itself offers a number of amenities including a farm shop, village shop, children’s playground and two public houses, including the highly rated Bourne Valley Inn which is immediately adjacent to the site. Basingstoke railway station is within 15 miles and provides a fast and regular service to London Waterloo. Newbury is around 17 miles away which has a train service to London Paddington. Schools in the area have a very good reputation, including Hurstbourne Tarrant Church of England Primary School, St. Mary Bourne Primary School and St. Gabriel’s School, among others. Leisure opportunities in the area include a number of pleasant walks in the surrounding countryside. The village also has a cricket and bowls club. Highclere Castle is nearby and there are a good range of shops, leisure and cultural facilities in both Newbury and Basingstoke.
General remarks and stipulations
Method of Sale
The property is offered for sale by private treaty.
Data Room
Please note that a data room has been created in relation to the development site, where all of the relevant planning and associated documents can be viewed. Please contact the agent for further information.
Rights of Way
There are no rights of way crossing the property.
Services
The houses have mains water, electricity and mains drainage. Oil fired central heating.
Broadband Availability
Full Fibre connection is available.
Mobile Phone Coverage
Good mobile phone coverage available (Ofcom).
Tenure
Freehold with the option of vacant possession, or with tenants in situe.
Overage
Please note that the land is subject to a development overage clause, please contact the agent for further information.
Local Authority
Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council.
Postcode
SP11 6BT
Directions
From Basingstoke, take the A339 northwest to Kingsclere. Upon reaching Kingsclere, drive through the town and exit to the south on the Winchester Road (B3051). Follow the B3051 for approximately 6 miles until you reach Cole Henley. Follow the Kingsclere Road south from Cole Henley and turn right onto Harroway, going over the A34. Approximately two miles along Harroway, you will reach a crossroad, signposting St. Mary Bourne to the right. Take this right and you will arrive in the village after approximately one mile.
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