This 16th century Grade II listed farmhouse, Lower Farm, sits elevated on 4.35 acres of beautifully maintained gardens, woodland, river, and lake. The property's rich history is evident in its architectural features, including locally sourced brick and stone work, plain tiled roof, and exposed beams. The interior boasts a 17th century fireplace, original beams, and flagstone floors, while the exterior offers a vaulted entrance, charming kitchen, breakfast room, dining room, and study. The property also features a generous sitting room, formal dining room, study, boot and utility area, and cloakroom on the ground floor. The first floor includes five bedrooms, including a primary bedroom with en-suite bathroom, and a family bathroom. The property's grounds offer a gravel parking area, hand-built Granary, and a path that meanders through the gardens, alongside a row of Yew Trees, and passes a hand-built dry stone wall. The location is ideal, with easy access to Winchester city centre, main line railway station, and the M3 motorway, as well as nearby schools, sporting facilities, and cultural attractions.