Steeped in history, this grade II listed terraced house dates back to the mid-fifteenth century and is one of Andover's oldest surviving dwellings.

The property underwent a full and sympathetic restoration during 1987 having been purchased by Hampshire Buildings Preservation Trust who sympathetically updated the property for modern living whilst maintaining the majority of its original features including exposed timber beams, posts and joists throughout. Property has 2 toilets, one upstairs with a bathroom, and one downstairs with a sink in the utility room.

Located in the heart of Andover with local town amenities literally on the doorstep, along with nearby access to Andover's mainline railway station, the unique accommodation comprises sitting room, dining room, kitchen, utility/cloakroom, three bedrooms, a family bathroom and an expansive cellar Outside to the rear, the property benefits from a south facing courtyard terrace.

Of timber framed construction and one of very few remaining "Hall Houses" of the "Wealden" type to be found in Hampshire, meaning the construction is arranged in "bays" and originally would have encompassed the adjoining number 15.

Number 11-13 occupies two of those original "bays" with access from Chantry Street through one of two solid timber doors leading directly into the original mediaeval dining hall, now used as a generous sized dining room with solid oak flooring.

A centrepiece of this dining space is one of many restored original features, an impressive mediaeval fireplace with sandstone head and jambs framing herringbone style brickwork at the rear with painted plaster to the sides.

A gas fired, coal effect stove is inset within the fireplace on a terracotta tiled hearth whilst of particular note is the decorative plaster ceiling above the fireplace.

Accessed from the dining room is the rear aspect kitchen with space for appliances, access to the cellar and to the courtyard garden.

The left hand "bay" with its own separate front door is accessed internally via a door from the dining room and provides a cosy modern sitting room with a cast iron fireplace and brick hearth.

A doorway at the rear of the sitting room leads to an inner hallway and utility/cloakroom along with stairs to the first floor.

The first floor itself continues a theme of original features with leaded windows throughout.

A spacious landing area gives access to the loft space and an airing cupboard with hot water cylinder. The master bedroom with front aspect and vaulted ceiling features extensive fitted wardrobe storage along with a gallery.

A second double bedroom, also with front aspect has a decorative moulded plaster freeze on one wall whilst a third bedroom, a good-sized single with double fitted wardrobe, has a rear aspect with views over the courtyard terrace.

A family bathroom comprises panelled bath with shower over, WC, vanity hand wash basin, vanity storage and a heated towel rail.

Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold