Langford Lane, Redlynch, SP5

Simply incredible sweeping views of the surrounding countryside and around 10 acres of land, are just a few features of this magnificent, Grade II Listed country estate, which has recently undergone complete renovation/remodelling and improvement.

Located within the peaceful New Forest village of Redlynch and a couple of miles from Downton, this impressive home has a peaceful, rural feeling, while still being close to everyday facilities.

The current owners took on the responsibility of restoring Templeman’s Old Farmhouse in 2017, finally completing an exhaustive programme of renovations, remodelling and improvements in 2019. These improvements (which are almost too much to list here, but will be pointed out on any viewing) were carried out by local, approved craftsman, used to working with architecturally important listed buildings. During the process, many of this home’s original features and materials were restored where possible or replaced in keeping with Historic England’s requirements.

This impressive home originally dates back to the 17th Century and was later sympathetically extended in the 1860’s, creating the property we have today.

The accommodation briefly comprises six double bedrooms, four of which boast private en-suite facilities, with all bath/shower rooms being designed by renowned local company Bathroom Elegance.

The ground floor lies host to five flexible reception rooms (three with log burners), an elegant reception hall with sweeping staircase and fabulous Harwoods fitted kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen features an oil powered Aga and high quality, Miele appliances, including an oven, steam oven/microwave, a mains fed coffee machine and wine cooler located in the breakfast room.

This impressive home has been fully re-wired and re-plumbed and further benefits from a large utility room, a boiler room with pressurised hot water/heating system, owned solar panels (with the option of a Tesla Powerwall), EV charge point and no forward chain.

The grounds are approaching ten acres, primarily split into approximately 1.6 acres of formal grounds, which includes well-kept lawns, a refurbished tennis court, garage complex and an additional outbuilding currently used as a gym, a further 2 acres of protected woodland (Linchet’s Copse) and approaching 6 acres of paddocks/fields.

A remotely operated gate leads to a sweeping gravelled driveway and turning circle in front of the house, with an additional drive and gates leading to the garaging.

Construction materials used: Brick and block.

Electricity source: National Grid.

Sewerage arrangements: Private supply.

Heating Supply: NA.