Mill Hill

£600,000

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Mill Hill, Alresford, Hampshire SO24 9DD [map]

A Charming Edwardian cottage in a fabulous location on a quiet lane in the heart of the desirable market town of Alresford.

This period home on Mill Hill is an easy three minute walk to shops, restaurants and attractions whilst also having delightful walks along the River Arle on its doorstep. Perfect if you are seeking a combination of town and country life – you can go out for a coffee or visit the stalls on market day and then head off for a ramble along green footpaths and river ways.

Gallery

Exterior view of a brick house with open glass doors leading to a warmly lit interior, featuring a patio table with a bottle of wine and foliage nearby.

Charming brick cottage with steep gabled roof, multiple chimneys, and white-trimmed windows. Surrounded by greenery and set on a quiet street.

Brick house with slate roof and dormer windows in a residential area.

Cozy living room with a fireplace, a modern glass coffee table, and a gray sofa with cushions, two art pieces on the wall, a standing lamp, a potted plant, and a wooden mantle.

Cozy living room with a gray sofa, two armchairs, pillows, a small round glass coffee table with flowers, and framed art on the wall.

Cozy living room with a fireplace, modern decor, gray sofa, armchairs, glass coffee table, and framed artwork. A doorway leads to a bright adjacent room.

Bright kitchen with cream cabinetry, a central island with a gas stove and croissants on a tray, large window with plants, and modern decor.

Modern kitchen with a gas stove, fruit bowl, and dining area.

Modern kitchen with island, stove, large clock, and seating area with cushions.

Exterior of a brick house with a large gable roof and dormer windows, featuring a glass extension in the back, and surrounded by a small patio and garden with plants.

Patio with table and chairs, wine bottle, and glasses; wooden fence and brick wall surrounding; trees and cloudy sky visible.

Bright sunroom with glass dining table, wooden chairs, large potted plant, mirrored wall, and patio doors leading to outdoor seated area.

Elegant bedroom with mirrored vanity, chair, and built-in wardrobes.

A cozy bedroom with a double bed, light-colored quilt, and multiple pillows. Two mirrored nightstands with lamps flank the bed. There are large fitted wardrobes along the wall and a framed artwork of feathers above the bed.

A contemporary bedroom with a bed, decorative pillows, framed artwork, mirrored vanity desk, chair, and a small workspace with shelves and a computer.

Cozy bedroom with a double bed, two bedside tables with lamps, a wardrobe, a window with blue blinds, and a ceiling light fixture. Decor includes pillows, a throw blanket, and a picture above the bed.

Modern bathroom with a toilet, glass shower, and tiled walls. There is a window with a blue blind, a small plant on the windowsill, and a towel rack with folded towels. "Ingham Fox Unique Homes" logo is at the bottom center.

Thatched cottage by a river with a swan swimming, surrounded by lush greenery.

Row of charming traditional English houses with chimneys on a sunny day, surrounded by greenery and trees.

Street view of traditional English village with row of shops, red-brick and tiled-roof buildings, and clear blue sky.

Life at Mill Hill

Prime Location

A Charming Edwardian cottage in a fabulous location on a quiet lane in the heart of the desirable market town of Alresford. This period home on Mill Hill is an easy three minute walk to the shops, restaurants and attractions of this pretty town whilst also having delightful walks along the River Arle on its doorstep. Perfect if you are seeking a combination of town and country life – you can go out for a coffee or visit the stalls on market day and then head off for a ramble along green footpaths and river ways.

The house has a storied past; built in 1902 as one of a pair of cottages housing workers in the mill town. Its Edwardian origins give the cottage the benefit of generous ceiling heights as well as period features.

It was recently extended and redecorated by the current owner, transforming it into a bright and comfortable home and making great use of all available space.

Unlike most houses in Alresford which are often on busy roads; this house is located in a spot with minimal passing traffic so you can enjoy your coffee or glass of something chilled in peace and quiet.

23a Mill Hill offers versatile accommodation with a living room, modern kitchen, family room, two double bedrooms, shower room, downstairs cloakroom, store room, loft, courtyard garden and outside store.

Beautifully presented, this lovely cottage is ready to move into and chain free. It would suit a range of buyers, from younger first-timers to downsizing couples looking for a simpler life, or those seeking a rural retreat which is still within reach of a great cappuccino.

Owing to its convenient size and location, its new owners would be able to 'lock up and leave', should they need the flexibility to do so.

Welcome Home

Enter through the front door into an entrance hall leading into a good-sized living room with a wood burner in the fireplace for cosy evenings in front of the fire. A lovely space in which to gather with family and friends or just settle down with a book or the latest Netflix series.

Relax and Entertain

The recently renovated, bespoke kitchen includes

quartz worktops, twin ovens, a gas hob, a large integrated fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washer/drier. There is a generous central island with a breakfast bar. A fitted bench seat provides additional practical storage underneath. Friends and family can sit and chat while supper is prepared.

The kitchen flows through to the adjoining family room in the new extension.

The family room is wonderfully airy and light, benefiting from bi- fold doors that open up completely to the garden to bring the outside in. Two large skylight windows are programmed to open and close automatically, depending on the weather, and help to keep the house at a comfortable temperature. There is plenty of space for a dining table and a couple of comfortable armchairs where you can relax with a cup of tea and the morning paper. A discreet and convenient downstairs loo completes the ground floor.

Bedtime Beckons

Head upstairs and the principal bedroom is a good size with high quality, fitted wardrobes providing lots of storage. There is a quiet nook that makes an ideal study for working from home ora make-up area with lots of natural light.

The second bedroom is a charming double with a view out over the garden and has a built-in wardrobe, cleverly making the best use of space.

Both bedrooms are served by the refurbished shower room which is fresh and modern.

Off the upstairs landing, there is also a useful walk-in cupboard which is ideal for storing sheets, towels, luggage etc. In addition there is a generous boarded and insulated loft with a convenient pull-down ladder.

Courtyard Garden

The bifold doors fold back onto an attractive courtyard garden: perfect for BBQs and outdoor dining. A lovely west-facing sun trap in summer and a wonderful private retreat for relaxing or entertaining.

The garden has been designed to be low maintenance, with a built-in watering system.

An exterior store room provides useful addional storage space for garden tools and equipment.

There is separate access to the rear garden isomer a right pf was through the neighbours parking area.

The current owners park directly outside the house, using an informal resident parking system.

Love Where You Live

Mill Hill is an easy stroll from all the attractions of the picturesque Georgian town of Alresford; a wonderful stepping-stone location to move to from London or another big city. For those moving from a rural area, it offers all the entertainment and conveniences of a town but still benefits from direct access to wonderful rural walks or running routes straight from your home.

Within walking distance, you’ll find a deli, greengrocer, fishmonger, butcher, a large Co-op, and a Tesco Express, as well as a local dentist, doctor and optician. There is a choice of numerous dining options or coffee shops and a range of independent shops, from useful hardware stores to interior design, gift and fashion stores.

Beautiful countryside abounds, with the protected South Downs National Park on your doorstep and the chalk stream River Itchen starting from Alresford.

There are numerous walks within and close to Alresford. Longer walks include the Pilgrims Way, Winchester to Canterbury Cathedrals (120 miles), St Swithun's Way, Winchester to Farnham (35 miles) and the Itchen Way. It is a great cycling area. Alresford is situated on the long-distance cycle routes, the South Downs Way, Winchester to Eastbourne (100 miles) and King Alfred's Way, Winchester to Oxford, Salisbury and back (220 miles).

Nearby Arlebury Park offers a variety of sports facilities, including football pitches, excellent tennis courts, and a popular cafe.

There are several churches and an inclusive community. The Watercress Line is always popular, running from Alresford to Alton.

Nearby schools include the well-regarded Sun Hill Infant School and Perins Secondary School (both Ofsted rated 'Good'). Sixth Form options include Alton College and Peter Symonds College in Winchester. Many excellent private school options are nearby, including Twyford Prep School, Winchester College, St Swithun's School, Alton School, Pilgrims, Bedales and Lord Wandsworth College.

Winchester station (trains to London Waterloo in 1 hour) is just 15 minutes drive away, and other options include Alton station (65 mins) and Micheldever station (63 minutes), both are 19 minutes away.

There is a fast, regular bus service to and from Central Winchester (20 mins). Southampton Airport is less than 30 minutes drive away.