This stunning, unlisted period home, believed to have been built in the mid-to-late 1600s, is nestled in the heart of the Preston Candover Conservation Area, on the edge of the village with local amenities nearby. The property features a façade of Flemish bond brickwork and decorative hung tiles, with a varied roofline that enhances its aesthetic appeal. The interior boasts generously proportioned rooms with lovely views of the gardens and surrounding farmland, filled with natural light and period features such as bay windows, intricate cornicing, and elegant open fireplaces. The property has been improved over the years and benefits from recent granted planning permission to remove the existing family room and replace with a two-storey extension. The property also includes a charming Coach House, offering a home office, single garage, and garden store, and an outdoor swimming pool and terrace with expansive countryside views. The property is surrounded by beautiful countryside, with many footpaths and bridleways, and is within easy reach of the motorway network, train services to London, and the charming town of Alresford.