Coach Hill, Titchfield, Hampshire, PO14

Originally purchased for five shillings in 1737, Belvedere was once the home of Admiral Collingwood-Dickson during the Napoleonic Wars and is situated in the heart of the historic village of Titchfield. This beautifully restored Grade II listed Georgian residence, featuring six bedrooms, encompasses over 3,100 square feet. The property includes a side driveway accommodating two vehicles, complete with an electric gate that leads to a single garage and the rear garden.

The current owners have meticulously restored this property, blending classic elegance with contemporary comforts.

The bespoke kitchen is the hub of this delightful home, and a generous utility room offers a dedicated laundry and storage space perfect for busy families.

Three large reception areas comprise a dual aspect formal drawing room, a cozy snug featuring a log burner, and a dining room featuring exposed beams and a striking inglenook fireplace, providing ample space for family entertaining. Leading on from the dining room, a guest suite comprising a bedroom, shower room, and direct access to the garden, is perfect for visitors, or could easily be separated to provide independent living for family members without detracting from the natural flow of the house.

The first floor benefits from three generously sized double bedrooms, each with period fireplaces. The master bedroom features an ensuite bathroom and highlights a distinctive bowing beam, believed to have been reclaimed from the historic dockyard. A family bathroom, separate W/C, and two second floor bedrooms - which currently serve as offices - provide further flexible living accommodation. An additional room offers loft access and bespoke storage.

The mature walled garden serves as a secluded retreat, featuring a spacious patio, large lawn, a modern summerhouse with Wi-Fi and air conditioning, and a covered pergola, ideal for relaxation or entertaining.