Dugdale Cottage, Kimpton Lane, Andover, SP11 8NU

A stunning detached four double bedroom character country home in soughtafter and picturesque village with countryside surrounding, annexe potential, three reception rooms, double detached car barn.

Tucked away in the sought after Hampshire village of Kimpton with countryside surrounding, Graham & Co are delighted to bring to the market this spacious detached character cottage which has been sympathetically upgraded to a high standard by the existing owners to include stylish hand made Tucker Joinery windows, upgraded bathrooms and a detached office/studio.

The property itself holds deep history within the village and has a wealth of featues with accommodation to include a spacious reception hall, sitting room with log burner, dining room, open plan fitted kitchen with oak fronted units and granite worktops leading to a family room having double doors to the rear garden, separate utility room.

To the ground floor there is a potential annexe having double bedroom and bathroom with own entrance.

To the first floor there are three double bedrooms giving four double bedrooms in total, en-suite to the master and a family bathroom.

Outside a sweeping drive provides parking for numerous cars and leads to the double detached barn as office and studio.

The gardens surround the property and have been beautifully arranged having lawned areas, lavender path, flower and shrub beds, large entertaining patio areas backing onto open fields.

Very rarely do properties become available of this size and character so early viewing is highly recomended.

Kimpton is a charming and picturesque village in Hampshire, offering a quintessential English countryside lifestyle.

Nestled amidst rolling hills, fields, and scenic paddocks, this tranquil village exudes a sense of timeless appeal.

Rich in history, Kimpton boasts a welcoming community atmosphere and is home to a beautiful 12th-century church and a traditional village pub dating back to the 1700s, which serves as a hub for locals to gather and socialize.

The village is surrounded by beautiful countryside, offering numerous walking and cycling trails, making it an ideal location for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Residents enjoy easy access to larger nearby towns, while still savouring the peace and quiet of rural living.

The community spirit in Kimpton is strong, with various local events and activities that bring neighbours together throughout the year.

Owners comments One of our greatest pleasures at Dugdale Cottage is arriving home, parking up in our spacious drive, walking down the gravel path to the house surrounded by lavender bushes, and looking over at the beautiful, ever-changing, open field to the side of the garden.

We love being able to have a glass of wine in the garden, listening to the birds (or Winston and Churchill, the local donkeys) without being overlooked, or to watch the incredible process of harvest at that special time of year.

Kimpton village is super-friendly and, between visiting the village pub, attending the Village Hall for quiz nights, or walking our dogs, we’ve had the opportunity to get to know all our neighbours.

Our next-door neighbours are good, considerate friends, and we all support each other when needed without being intrusive. The ‘Welcome Stranger’ pub is unique and a rare find these days.

It bucks the pub closure trend by staying family owned (through several generations), and by doing what it does best: Offering a great first-name terms welcome, providing fabulous beer and amazing music nights.

It is situated down a quiet no-through road and just a 5-minute walk. A true gem. Dugdale Cottage is a wonderful mix of new and old.

We have a history of it dating back over 200 years, and from its Kimpton Arms pub days and its brief time of being an off-licence before becoming residential, with the new owner writing up its history.

It has been modernised and expanded over the years, turning a small pub/cottage into a beautiful four-double-bedded home with three bathroom/shower rooms and great living space.

The old part has wonderful cob walls that keep us warm in winter and cool in summer and has a homely log burner, with the newer extension to the South and East (our ‘Breakfast Room’) offering sunshine all day long.

We will miss all that Dugdale Cottage, the village and our neighbours (friends and family) have given us, but we are excited to move onto our next phase of life: Being more active grandparents to our one-year-old granddaughter in Hertfordshire.