This Hampshire countryside estate set in 63 acres on the banks of the River Itchen is up for sale for £3 million.
Fulling Mill, in a secluded spot close to the village of Easton and within easy reach of Winchester, boasts first class fishing and a period house and cottage.
It is available as a whole or in three lots.
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The four bedroom main house, which dates from the 1900s, has accommodation of 3,000 sq ft over two floors. Currently being renovated, the house will be offered for sale as a blank canvas, ready for a re-fit.
The property has formal gardens directly behind the house with the remains of a walled garden and log cabin, known as Fisherman's Cottage, which is believed to have links with Winston Churchill.
Fulling Mill Cottage, attached to the main house, is a more modern building with four bedrooms and totals about 2,000 sq. ft in size. It has an enclosed rear garden and a charming riverside garden at the front.
The fishery, on this world renowned chalk stream, has been in the same family for many years. It is set within approximately 63 acres of attractive water meadows, a haven for wildlife and an important ecological environment.
The grassland and other woodland have been largely left which has created a haven for wildlife including kingfishers and deer. The majority of the land and all the water courses are designated as Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).
Geoff Jones, of agents Savills, said: “Fulling Mill is in a picturesque, secluded setting within a SSSI on the bank of the River Itchen, yet within easy reach of central Winchester. The house offers a fantastic opportunity for an incoming buyer to put their own stamp on it, with significant fishing and wildlife on the doorstep.”
Fulling Mill is located close to the sought after village of Easton, in the heart of the Itchen Valley and on the western edge of the South Downs National Park.
The popular village has a church, many period and character cottages and houses, a pub and cricket club, with a primary school and nursery in nearby Itchen Abbas.
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