This superb period thatched cottage with a vaulted dining/garden room and delightful gardens in a serene Hampshire village is up for sale for £1.25 million.

Characterful and charming Coombe Corner is in the highly desirable postcode of Church Lane in Awbridge. 

The property, accessed via electric gates, has been beautifully enhanced and renovated.

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A welcoming entrance hall links through to the main living areas. The sitting room offers a wealth of character with exposed beams and a beautiful inglenook fireplace with a Nordpeis log burner.

The bright and airy green oak dining/garden room is a standout feature, with a vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, and panoramic views of the manicured gardens.

The kitchen/breakfast room features French doors that open to a delightful patio terrace, plus a spacious utility and boot room, complete with a walk-in laundry and linen room. A further reception room, currently used as an office, offers potential alongside a guest cloakroom.

(Image: Savills) On the first floor, there are three bedrooms including a principal bedroom with en suite, with the remaining bedooms are serviced by a family shower room.

The stunning wrap-around gardens at Coombe Corner provide a peaceful and private sanctuary, including mature shrubs and specimen trees, two patio areas and great views. 

The property also boasts direct access to scenic country walks, where you can explore tranquil woodlands and take in breath-taking views of the surrounding countryside.

(Image: Savills) Giles Muddle, of agent Savills, said: "“This beautifully renovated period cottage is superbly presented, with lots of character.

"It’s in a glorious setting, with generous, landscaped gardens and direct access to tranquil countryside walks."

Awbridge is a charming and picturesque village located three miles to the northwest of Romsey, nestled in the heart of the scenic Test Valley. Known for its character, the village is home to a historic church, an excellent primary school, and a lively village hall that hosts a variety of clubs and events.

(Image: Savills) It provides easy commuting links to Southampton, Salisbury, and Winchester, while also being close to the New Forest.

The famous River Test, known for its world-class fly fishing, is also nearby.