Presenting an exquisite 4-bedroom period residence nestled within a mature garden, this remarkable property commands an elevated position, offering breath-taking
views of the scenic Avon Valley.

Built in 1935, Buddlemead sits majestically atop Buddle Hill, providing unparalleled vistas that stretch across the valley and beyond. The house boasts well-proportioned living spaces, adorned with elegant high ceilings that perfectly frame the captivating scenery. The welcoming reception hall leads to a versatile array of rooms, including a potential ground floor bedroom, while the first floor accommodates four generously sized bedrooms, two of which feature en suite facilities.

Under the attentive care of the current owner, Buddlemead has undergone a series of enhancements, such as replacement windows, refurbished en suite shower rooms, and tasteful redecoration. Approached via a cattle grid, the property welcomes residents with a curving driveway that leads to the front of the house, passing a covered carport along the way. Continuing to the detached single garage, an adjacent area of concrete hard standing provides additional parking space. Steps lead up to the front door, revealing a meticulously designed front garden divided into two sections by the driveway. A charming gravelled "winter" garden awaits on one side, while the other features a gently sloping lawn adorned with shrub bushes. The front of the house boasts a raised, west-facing terrace, an ideal vantage point for appreciating the captivating views.

Access to the rear gardens can be obtained from either side of the house, with the majority of the grounds comprising a gracefully sloping lawn. Delightful flower and shrub beds enhance the landscape, while a heated swimming pool and summerhouse beckon for relaxation. Towards the upper tier of the garden lies a partially planted former vineyard which has previously been used to produce wine. Beyond, in the upper corner, a gate grants direct entry to the open expanse of Gorley Common.

Adjacent to the house, a block-built outhouse with power and light connections provides versatile storage options. Additionally, a greenhouse and timber garden shed cater to the gardening enthusiasts' needs.

For individuals seeking a harmonious blend of remote work and office-based environments, the property's location boasts excellent connectivity. The local road network, including the A338 and A36, provides easy access to regional centers such as Salisbury, Bournemouth, and Southampton. Salisbury and Southampton Parkway offer mainline rail services to London Waterloo, with travel times of approximately 90 minutes and 71 minutes, respectively. International airports in Southampton and Bournemouth cater to both domestic and international travel needs.

Outdoor enthusiasts will find their desires fulfilled in this idyllic setting, with abundant opportunities for scenic walks, horse riding, and cycling right on the doorstep. The area offers a choice of local golf and angling clubs, while sailing enthusiasts can take advantage of the South Coast and the nearby Spinnaker Sailing Club at Blashford Lakes, near Ringwood.

Council Tax Band: G
EPC Rating: D
Tenure: Freehold

The gardens surrounding the property are equally impressive, making the most of the magnificent views. Notably, an access gate in the upper corner of the garden leads directly to Gorley Common and the adjacent forest. A particular feature of the garden is that it has its very own vineyard which has previously been used to produce wine.

The outdoor heated swimming pool and charming summer house create the ultimate alfresco entertainment space, fostering cherished moments with loved ones. Whether indulging in a leisurely dip in the pool or simply basking in the panoramic vistas, this area offers a serene retreat.

Situated on Buddle Hill, this outstanding residence boasts an elevated position that affords sweeping views of the Avon Valley to the west. The property also grants direct access to the picturesque heathland of Gorley Common from its well-manicured garden. Nestled within North Gorley, one of the peaceful hamlets within the New Forest National Park, residents can relish encounters with ponies and donkeys along the village lanes and Gorley Green.

The village is home to the popular Royal Oak pub, while nearby Hyde and Frogham provide amenities such as a highly regarded primary school, a garden shop, The Potting Shed café, and The Forester's Arms pub. The Avonside towns of Fordingbridge (approximately 2.5 miles away) and Ringwood (approximately 6 miles away) offer excellent local shops, healthcare facilities, and reputable state primary and secondary schools. For private education, Moyles Court and Forres Sandle Manor schools are within reach.