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Our Summary
- The building was designed with potential for ancillary accommodation, subject to requirements
- Beyond, a productive kitchen garden features raised beds and a greenhouseTo the north, a paddock with a substantial field shelter offers excellent potential for those wishing to keep ponies or small livestock, enhancing the property’s appeal as a manageable country holding
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Description
Brockwood House is a circa 20-acre estate situated in the heart of the South Downs National Park, nestled within the picturesque Meon Valley. The property features an elegant Edwardian residence, with approximated acres of grounds offering privacy and tranquility. The house is arranged over three floors, boasting three principal reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast room, and a cloakroom on the ground floor.
A solid oak staircase leads to the first floor, where a principal suite with a triple-aspect bedroom, dressing room, and en-suite bathroom is complemented by a guest bedroom, three more bedrooms, and a family bathroom. The second floor offers additional flexible accommodation. Outbuildings include a utility room, garden stores, a garaging and workshop space in the main barn, and a separate indoor swimming pool complex with a cloakroom, changing facilities, and a shower.
The grounds feature a charming courtyard garden, a productive kitchen garden, a paddock with a field shelter, a private single and double-bank fishing right along the River Meon, and a paved terrace with a level lawn.