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LOCATION
The present owners acquired the property in 1996 by sealed bid, after being successful against 63 other sealed bids. The property had been in the ownership of the same family since the early 1950s. It comprises 4 1/2 acres of chalk downland. The five-bedroomed property benefits from its own separate paddock and planning permission for stabling, with room for a manège (subject to planning permission). There is also a separate large barn and dry pond. The location of the property affords immediate access to a network of hundreds of miles of bridleways and footpaths, including the South Downs Way, Hangers Way, Shipwright's Way, Staunton Way and the Serpent's Trail. The Queen Elizabeth Country Park is just a mile's walk away, west along the South Downs Way. A short walk west will take you directly to Holt Down, Head Down and War Down. A walk in the opposite direction will take you to the beautiful Uppark House.
Set in its own peaceful valley known as 'Coulters Dean', the property is surrounded by open countryside and farmland. There are views to Coulters Dean Nature Reserve and woods which are directly adjacent to the property.
The Bridleway above the paddock at Coulters Dean Farm
Looking towards Coulters Dean Nature Reserve
The property is in the parish of Buriton. It is a short walk down into the village along either the South Downs Way or the bridleway known as 'The Milky Way' which leads directly down the Downs to Buriton village pond and church. Outside the church of St Mary's, Buriton a compendium of notable views of the parish painted in watercolour by local artist Anne Whelan includes the view across the paddock at Coulters Dean Farm. Various episodes of 'The Ruth Rendell Mysteries' have also been filmed in the village.
The property also affords exceptionally easy access onto the A3 in under 10 minutes.
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