Stockbridge 3.4 miles, Andover 5.2 miles, Winchester 12.4 miles Drawing room • Library • Kitchen family room • 2 bedrooms with en suites • 2 further bedrooms • Bathroom • Utility room • Cloakroom • 2 garages • Plenty of driveway parking • Large garden • Large cellar DESCRIPTION Fullerton Manor was constructed in 1906 and is a fine Edwardian property of brick elevations under a tiled roof set in around 3 acres of grounds with wonderful views over the surrounding countryside. The house was converted into 4 dwellings in the 1960’s. 2 Fullerton Manor is at the North end of the manor house and is approached from the gravelled drive. The property is a substantial portion of the original house, the accommodation which is over three floors is as shown on the floorplan. The impressive entrance hall with log burner and period fire surround leads to the drawing room which has superb views to the gardens. The shaker style kitchen, with double butler sink and electric Aga, has room for a table with an additional family/snug space adjacent. The beautiful staircase leads up to a large landing with potential for a study area, the principal bedroom with ensuite bathroom a family walk in shower room and 2 further double bedrooms with beautiful views over the garden. On the top floor is another double bedroom with en suite shower room. OUTSIDE The private gardens are approximately 0.49 acres in total. They are an attractive feature and include woodland and formal and informal areas of lawn There are in addition further communal gardens. To the front of the property is the private parking area for several cars plus a single garage. An additional garage is in a block of four in the grounds. LOCATION Superbly situated in attractive and sought after Fullerton. The Mayfly pub, The Peat Spade and Longstock Farm shop are all within a short drive and there are some beautiful walks through the stunning Test Valley. The famous Stockbridge High Street is approximately 3½ miles away and provides an excellent range of amenities including primary and senior schools, shops and a doctors surgery. It is renowned as a food centre and has several well known pubs, restaurants and cafes. The Test Valley itself is famous for its world class chalk stream trout fishing and if you are a member of the Piscatorial Society beats 4, 5 and 6 of the river Anton are walking distance of the house. The historic Cathedral cities of Winchester and Salisbury with their extensive recreational facilities, restaurants and cultural venues are both within easy reach. Mainline railway stations are at Andover (15 minutes’ drive) and Winchester (25 minutes’ drive) with mainline trains into Waterloo (approximately an hour from Winchester). The A34 and A303 trunk roads are within 15 minutes’ drive and the M3 just a few minutes further. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Tenure: Leasehold (999 years from 11/6/2009) Services: Oil fired central heating, mains electricity, private water supply and drainage. Service charges currently £3000 per annum. Local Authority: Test Valley Borough Council. Council Tax: Band E Viewing: Strictly by appointment through the selling agents: Carter Jonas. Directions: From Stockbridge High Street take the A30 signed Sutton Scotney, at the next roundabout take the first exit signed Andover and Leckford on the A3057. After approximately 3 miles just after The Mayfly turn left signed Longstock and continue over the bridge over the river. When the road forks bear right and follow the road for about 300 yards and Fullerton Manor can be found on the left hand side opposite a track. AGENTS NOTE: We understand a dumb waiter lift is in a wall that adjoins 4 Fullerton Manor.