£5,995 pcm
A Stunning Family Home on the banks of the River Hamble with private mooring and uninterrupted Views
Nestled in one of the most sought-after addresses, this beautifully presented family home offers luxury living with spectacular uninterrupted river views, a private pontoon, and direct access to the water.
This spacious, detached property has been meticulously designed for modern family living. The accommodation is arranged over two generous levels, with light-filled interiors and high-spec finishes throughout. A self-contained one-bedroom annexe is perfect for a live-in nanny, guests, or multi-generational living.
Outside, the landscaped garden enjoys an elevated position, offering panoramic views leading down to a covered, heated swimming pool and sun terrace — ideal for entertaining or relaxing year-round.
Located in the heart of Hampshire’s sailing country, this home is ideal for boating enthusiasts, with private mooring and easy access to the Solent. Nearby amenities include Bistro 8, nature reserves, local shops, highly regarded schools, and excellent commuter links to the M27/M3, Southampton Airport, and train services from Bursledon, Southampton Parkway, and Eastleigh.
For nature lovers, the New Forest National Park is just 16 miles away, with additional access to Hayling Island, The Witterings, and the wider South Coast.
www.countryhousecompany.co.uk/properties/hamble-sarisbury-green-southampton-hampshire
It’s a common assumption that owning a listed property means endless red tape and strict limitations on personalisation — but that doesn’t have to be the case. While there are certain responsibilities that come with listed status, the benefits of owning one of these unique homes are often underestimated.
Listed homes offer a character and individuality that modern properties simply can’t replicate. With features like original fireplaces, exposed beams, sash windows, and historic brickwork, each property has its own distinct story and charm. These architectural details not only add aesthetic value but also help preserve a piece of the nation’s heritage.
Older buildings were often constructed with materials and techniques that have stood the test of time. Their solid construction typically includes thicker walls, which can offer better insulation and greater protection from external noise — a feature not always found in newer builds.
While it’s true that certain changes to a listed building require consent, planning authorities are increasingly open to creative, sympathetic adaptations — especially when owners demonstrate a commitment to preserving the integrity of the structure. With the right guidance, you can often find solutions that balance modern living needs with heritage conservation.
There are approximately 400,000 listed buildings in England, with Grade II properties being the most common. This means that a wide network of architects, surveyors, and skilled tradespeople have developed expertise in restoring and adapting listed homes. The key is understanding the specific needs of the property and working with professionals who are experienced in heritage work.
Additional benefits of owning a listed property include:
Long-term value: Listed homes often retain their value well and can even appreciate due to their rarity and historic significance.
Incentives and grants: In some cases, owners may be eligible for grants or tax reliefs for repair and conservation work.
Community and prestige: Owning a listed property can offer a sense of pride and prestige, as well as a connection to local history and community heritage.
Potential for unique renovation projects: Rather than limitations, many owners find the challenge of working within heritage guidelines rewarding — resulting in stunning homes full of character and history.
In short, buying a listed property isn’t just about owning a home — it’s about becoming a custodian of a piece of history. With the right approach and support, it can be a deeply rewarding investment, both personally and financially.
For more about listed homes see www.propertymark,co.uk/professional-standards/consumer-guides/buying-selling-houses/listed-buildings.html
Price Guide £1,250,000
Set in a peaceful and private position, this stylishly refurbished detached residence offers contemporary family living within the heart of the South Downs National Park. Nestled within mature, south-facing gardens, the property is part of a small and exclusive development of just six homes, combining seclusion with easy access to nearby towns and commuter routes.
This light-filled, four-bedroom home has undergone a comprehensive and sympathetic renovation by the current owners, featuring high-spec kitchen and bathroom upgrades, oak-framed extensions, and beautifully styled interiors.
Outdoor Living:
The landscaped gardens offer a tranquil and private retreat, with manicured lawns, mature trees, a sun terrace, and a tiled-roof summer house — ideal for outdoor dining and relaxation.
Prime Location:
Located just 2 miles from East Meon, and around 7 miles from Petersfield, this home offers the best of country living with excellent transport links via the A3 and Petersfield station (mainline to London).
www.countryhousecompany.co.uk/properties/east-meon-petersfield
£6,500 pcm
A Stunning Family Home on the banks of the River Hamble with private mooring and uninterrupted Views
Nestled in one of the most sought-after addresses, this beautifully presented family home offers luxury living with spectacular uninterrupted river views, a private pontoon, and direct access to the water.
This spacious, detached property has been meticulously designed for modern family living. The accommodation is arranged over two generous levels, with light-filled interiors and high-spec finishes throughout. A self-contained one-bedroom annexe is perfect for a live-in nanny, guests, or multi-generational living.
Outside, the landscaped garden enjoys an elevated position, offering panoramic views leading down to a covered, heated swimming pool and sun terrace — ideal for entertaining or relaxing year-round.
Located in the heart of Hampshire’s sailing country, this home is ideal for boating enthusiasts, with private mooring and easy access to the Solent. Nearby amenities include Bistro 8, nature reserves, local shops, highly regarded schools, and excellent commuter links to the M27/M3, Southampton Airport, and train services from Bursledon, Southampton Parkway, and Eastleigh.
For nature lovers, the New Forest National Park is just 16 miles away, with additional access to Hayling Island, The Witterings, and the wider South Coast.
www.countryhousecompany.co.uk/properties/hamble-sarisbury-green-southampton-hampshire
Recent media coverage surrounding the Renters’ Rights Bill has understandably caused concern among landlords. Sensational headlines and partial information can easily create confusion—but there is no need to panic. Many of the stories currently circulating are either misleading or based on incomplete interpretations of the proposed legislation.
The truth is, the Renters’ Rights Bill is still working its way through the legislative process. Whilst it does propose some changes to the rental landscape, these changes are neither as immediate nor as severe as some reports suggest. It is important to understand what is being proposed and how it might affect you in practical terms.
As property professionals, we are committed to keeping landlords informed with clear, factual, and up-to-date information. We want to reassure you that the evolving nature of the Bill means there is still time to prepare, adapt, and make informed decisions about your rental properties.
If you are unsure about what the Bill means for you, or if you would simply like a no-obligation discussion about how to best position yourself for any forthcoming changes, we are here to help. Our team is ready to guide you through the key elements of the legislation and explain what, if anything, you need to do right now.
You can find the official government guide to the Renters’ Rights Bill at: www.gov.uk/government/publications/guide-to-the-renters-rights-bill/guide-to-the-renters-rights-bill
For tailored advice or a confidential conversation, contact Kate Morton or Claudia Hunt on 02392 632275
Whilst Landlords have a responsibility when it comes to regular and seasonal maintenance. Tenants also play their part, and it is important to read and understand those responsibilities stated in your tenancy agreement. Tenants should make every effort to protect the home from damage, including reporting any maintenance concerns immediately to the landlord or the managing agent. Keep in mind; landlords could hold tenants liable for any damage caused due to failing to report issues.
1. Check the central heating system
The most common time for boiler issues occurs in autumn. Be proactive and check if your boiler and thermostat are working in readiness for winter.
2. Mould
Prevent mould by keeping the property well ventilated throughout the winter months especially the kitchen and bathrooms.
3.Test Safety Alarms
Even without a fireplace in your rental property, periodically testing the smoke and carbon monoxide detectors is critical for safety. These devices are required by law and can be lifesaving in an emergency. If any of the detectors are not functioning properly, alert the landlord or management agency immediately.
4. Prevent Frozen Pipes
Drain exterior pipes and hose pipes for the season. The landlord or managing agent can assist with instructions on locating these valves as needed
5. Open Fires/Log or Multi Fuel Stoves
For safety and efficiency make sure you have the chimneys swept before using fires or wood burning stoves.
Renting a property that is fully managed gives tenants and landlords peace of mind, the property will be compliant and as the management company we will liaise with landlord and tenant to ensure any issues are professionally addressed.
We currently have Fully Managed properties available in Uppark, Meonstoke, Hambledon, Colemore and Gunwhart.
To see full details of these properties or to find out more about the advantages of Full Management, please contact Marysia or Claudia on 02392 632275 www.countryhousecompany.co.uk
This lovely property had been successfully let and managed by The Country House Company for many years and when it was time for the landlord to sell, our sales and lettings teams worked together to ensure a seamless process.
If you are looking for a coordinated approach for your property get in touch: Katep@countryhousecompany.co.uk
Liss, Nr Petersfield
Price Guide £1,500,000 – A substantial home offering 4027 sq. ft (374.1 sq. m) of accommodation and approaching 10 acres of private grounds (approximately 1 acre of this is garden), situated within walking distance of the centre of Liss and its main line train station with services to London.
This versatile property is in an elevated position with magnificent country views and offers scope for further improvement (subject to any necessary consents). For information or to view this property please contact Kate Porter on 01730 771222
www.countryhousecompany.co.uk/properties/liss-nr-petersfield-hampshire/