Froxfield

The Property
Believed to date from around 1740 and converted in 1964 from attractive brick and flint stables, currently the accommodation is largely on the first floor comprising of a kitchen, sitting room, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom. All these rooms enjoy views over the surrounding countryside. On the ground floor there is a spacious entrance hall with staircase to the first floor, as well as a utility room, cloakroom and internal door to a triple garage. The garage provides versatile space for conversion (subject to planning).

The driveway leads to a large parking area in front of integral triple garage. A path leads along the side of the house to the front door. The property also benefits from a lovely garden, which lies offset to the northwest side and was originally the orchard to ‘The Slade’ and is mainly laid to lawn with mature trees and views over farmland.

Situation
In the heart of the South Downs National Park, the parish of Froxfield is more a collection of rural hamlets rather than just one village with High Cross at its centre which has: a village primary school, large Jubilee Hall with sports clubs, church and a shop (with Post Office). Petersfield is handy with its comprehensive range of facilities. The extensive network of local lanes provides amazing walks, cycling routes and access to footpaths, ideal for any country/outdoor enthusiasts. 2 Slade Stables is well positioned on the eastern edge of High Cross backing on to farmland, but also walking distance to the heart of the village.
The A3 provides great regional transport links to Guildford and Portsmouth (ferry services). Chichester and Winchester are also within reach. There are well regarded state and private schools within the region, including Bedales and Churcher’s at Petersfield, where there is also a station with scheduled services to London via the Portsmouth Harbour to Waterloo service.