Converted to a high standard with flair and imagination from a period farm building and laid out around three sides of a south facing garden, this versatile property can indeed be 'all things to all people' depending on individual needs. With spaces to arrange according to lifestyle choice, Bradshott Farm is a spacious home ideally suited to a young family with safe outside space and scope inside for home-working if desired plus accommodating and entertaining friends as occasion demands. Alternatively, it could equally well serve as a weekend hideaway to chill-out or celebrate depending on your mood. In either case, the adaptable and flexible space, stunning location and convenience make Bradshott Farm a serious contender in anyone's choice.

Features of particular note include the great sense of light and space arising from the full height vaulted and beamed roof and large windows drawing the eye to distant views, while the ingenious mezzanine levels provide additional space and an interesting architectural feature. The main sitting room with space to sit or circulate is the perfect party room and benefits from direct access to both north and south garden areas. The well fitted kitchen/dining room with its four oven AGA and generous working areas will delight the enthusiastic cook and with the adjoining cosy family room or snug will surely become the heart of the home.

The main house also benefits from an integral but separately accessed annexe comprising bedroom, bathroom and kitchenette that would be ideally suited as a 'nanny flat' or for a dependant relative.
Bradshott Farm also benefits from a three-bedroom cottage that would be perfect as guest or staff accommodation or even as a letting project.

Beside the main house and at a slightly higher level, is a large outdoor heated swimming pool with spacious sunbathing areas and the adjoining Pool House. This substantial timber building is currently arranged as a spacious gymnasium on the ground floor with changing space, shower, steam room, sauna and plunge pool. Stairs rise to a mezzanine level with two rooms, possibly ideal for Pilates and a 'home office'.

Bradshott Farm is approached over an attractive white gravelled drive leading past and behind the house to a spacious parking and turning space around a central island with a mature weeping Birch tree.

To the front of the house, a south-facing garden and paved terrace is enclosed on three side by the house and a wall to the front from where a paved path leads between rows of column-clipped Hornbeam trees to the main paved patio and front door. Beds and borders are planted with a variety of shrubs and small trees including some well-grown olives.

Bradshott Farm occupies an attractive elevated situation behind high hedges off a quiet country lane just over a mile from the pretty village of Selborne. Entirely secluded from the lane and surrounded by its own grounds, the property enjoys a high level of tranquillity and beautiful rural and woodland views to the north. The property also lies within the South Downs National Park with the protection that
implies.

The nearby hamlet of Selborne is well-known for its association with the 18th century naturalist, Gilbert White, whose house in the village is open to the public and also for its proximity to Jane Austen's house in the neighbouring village of Chawton. There is a pub, church, café and village shop and Post Office in Selborne for daily needs whilst the larger towns of Petersfield, Alton or Liphook offer a broader selection. For the full range of High Street shopping and other amenities, Basingstoke or Portsmouth are within easy reach. Communications are good as the A3 trunk route between London and Portsmouth is only 3 miles away whilst mainline train services at Petersfield or Alton provide a fast and frequent service into London in just over one hour.

The area benefits from a choice of good schools including Bedales at Petersfield, St Swithun's, Churchers Col