Ryebridge Lane

Alton, Hampshire, GU34

Charming Grade II listed former vicarage with grass tennis court, annexe and wine cellar in a delightful village with rural views.

Ryebridge Lane

Alton, Hampshire, GU34

Charming Grade II listed former vicarage with grass tennis court, annexe and wine cellar in a delightful village with rural views.

Set opposite the church at the heart of Upper Froyle, this Grade II listed former vicarage has Georgian and 17th century origins, with open farmland rolling away behind. It was substantially extended in 2010 and equipped with 21st century sustainable technology including ground source heat pumps and a biomass log burner. Exposed beams, latticed windows and worn stone floors run throughout, set against more recent additions that bring the property fully up to date. Four reception rooms give the ground floor its scale: a drawing room and family room sit either side of a central loggia, with a study at the front of the house and a beamed kitchen, dining and living space running through to the rear. A circular stone staircase rises through the building to a top floor turret, taking in exceptional countryside views along the way. Across the first and second floors are seven bedrooms and six bath and shower rooms, five of them en-suite, each carrying its own share of period character, from exposed timberwork to leaded windows framing the garden and fields beyond. Outside, a garage with a self-contained flat above sits alongside a separate wine cellar. A grass tennis court, paddock and granary extend the grounds further, with a barn and further outbuildings completing the picture, all set within approximately 2.65 acres.Show more

Property Highlights

Grade II listed former vicarage with Georgian and 17th century origins in the heart of the village
Four reception rooms across the ground floor, including a drawing room, family room and study
Circular stone staircase rising to a top floor turret with exceptional countryside views
Grass tennis court, annexe, paddock and granary within the grounds
Ground source heat pumps and a biomass log burner alongside gas-fired central heating
Grounds of about 2.65 acres, with a further 2.94 acres available by separate negotiation

Floorplan & Specification

Approximate Internal Area

7,502 sq ft • 696.96 sq m

Location

Upper Froyle sits in unspoilt Hampshire countryside between Alton and Farnham, close to the Surrey border, with open farmland extending behind the village church. Upper and Lower Froyle share a village hall, church and pub, while nearby Bentley offers a village shop and local station. Alton and Farnham provide wider amenities. Schools include primaries at Binsted and Bentley, with Eggars, Treloars and Lord Wandsworth College within reach. The A31 lies within a mile and the M3 is accessible at Odiham.

Hampshire

Rolling countryside, coastline and excellent connectivity

Hampshire is renowned for its rolling countryside, historic towns and exceptional quality of life, from the New Forest National Park to the cathedral city of Winchester. The area offers an excellent selection of country pubs, fine dining restaurants and boutique hotels, alongside prestigious golf courses and coastal escapes. Direct rail links to London Waterloo and easy access via the M3 and A3 place it well within reach of the capital.

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