Rockbourne, Fordingbridge, Hampshire, SP6

A most attractive wisteria clad Grade II listed cottage believed to date from the 17th Century with later 18th and 20th Century additions of traditional red brick elevation, originally under a thatched roof, which was replaced in 1952 with the tiled roof of today. The cottage exudes considerable character and a tangible sense of history can be seen in a multitude of features including numerous ceiling and wall beams, two inglenook fireplaces, and ledged internal doors. The current owners have carried out a number of improvements and reconfiguration work during their time in residence, including an improved, redecorated kitchen/breakfast room, a reconfigured principal bedroom and bathroom, general redecoration and replacement flooring, a renewed oil tank and a replacement treatment plant private drainage system and under the terms of Planning Application 21/11615 there is consent to create an en suite in the main bedroom. The lovely garden extends to approximately 0.3 acre and has been attractively landscaped to incorporate sweeping lawns and a generous south facing terrace.