Nestled within the idyllic village of Breamore, this detached 4 bedroom period cottage exudes timeless elegance and occupies an enviable location on approximately one-third of an acre of lush grounds.

Meticulously maintained and gracefully presented, the cottage emanates authentic charm while benefiting from meticulous enhancements during the current ownership. Quietly situated within the bounds of Breamore Marsh, a protected area teeming with diverse flora and fauna, Chartwood stands as a testament to 17th-century architecture, originally composed of three estate workers' cottages
before being amalgamated into a single dwelling in 1976.

Set at the heart of its private, well-established gardens, the dwelling imparts an aura of seclusion that immediately captivates. The gardens gracefully enfold the property, meticulously sculpted to create a haven of tranquillity for this exquisite cottage.

Accessed via a 5 bar timber gate, there is ample parking for a number of vehicles as well as a detached double garage with a loft space above and adjoining workshop at the front of the property.

Chartwood has an abundance of natural light throughout, due to having mostly dual aspect rooms. Upon entry, the grandeur and quality of the cottage are immediately evident. The ground floor unveils a captivating 28ft sitting room with exposed beams and a striking inglenook fireplace, perfect for a winters evening. Adjacent to this, an elegant formal dining room beckons. The farmhouse-style
kitchen/breakfast room is thoughtfully designed with a range of wall and base units, integrated appliances, and a convenient breakfast bar. Nearby, a rear lobby and a utility room add to the functional layout. The ground level concludes with a convenient cloakroom.

The first floor is accessible via two staircases. The stairway in the dining room leads to an expansive, triple-aspect principal suite boasting built-in wardrobes, a spacious dressing room, and a well-appointed bathroom. A second staircase ascends from the entrance hall revealing three additional double bedrooms and a family bathroom. One of the bedrooms also has a dressing room.

These gardens are a particular features and are meticulously landscaped, offering an oasis of seclusion. The garden includes well-maintained lawns interspersed with two paved seating areas, perfect for
basking in the sun's embrace during morning and evening hours.

Mature flower and shrub borders, along with several fruit trees, adorn the landscape. An adjacent greenhouse stands next to the garage complex, while a substantial summerhouse graces the rear of the
garden. The grounds encompass approximately a third of an acre and offer unbroken vistas over The Marsh, an ancient Memorial Green, designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). The property also enjoys an outlook over the local cricket pitch and thatched clubhouse.

Breamore is a particularly pretty village composed mainly of traditional period properties including Breamore House, an Elizabethan Manor House which is open to the public and is noted for its fine collection of paintings and furniture. Conveniently ensconced in the idyllic rural village of Breamore, the property enjoys the company of a beloved local pub and a delightful primary school. A short journey away lies Burgate secondary school. The nearby village of Woodgreen, at a mere distance of approximately 1 mile, boasts an award-winning community shop and a highly-regarded local pub. The town center of Fordingbridge, approximately 2 miles distant, beckons with an assortment of shops and amenities. Esteemed educational institutions in the vicinity include Trafalgar School, Hampshire Collegiate School, Chafyn Grove, Salisbury Cathedral School, South Wilts Grammar School for Girls, Godolphin, and Bishop Wordsworths. The historic city of Salisbury, around 8 miles to the north via the easily accessible A338, showcases an array of high street and independent establishments, along with charming eateries. Just 8 miles southward lies the enchanting market town of Ringwood. Encircling the property, the celebrated New Forest, a magnificent National Park spanning around 140,000 acres of natural heath and woodland, offers an ideal landscape for walking, cycling, and equestrian enthusiasts alike.