Hill Head Road, Hill Head

Situated in a prime location overlooking The Solent and benefitting from superb views from the first floor, a beautiful residence currently being used as a bed and breakfast business. Trevarner was built in 1930 for an Oxford Don for use as the family summer house by the sea and this stunning residence has retained a wealth of its original features and is a wonderful example of 1930’s architecture. The property sits well in its plot set back from the road and is approached via a large wide gravel driveway.  On entering, this beautiful home the wonderful proportions are immediately apparent with high ceilings with picture rails, sweeping cornicing and deep skirtings throughout.  The gorgeous entertaining room centred in the middle of the house is an octagonal design reflected in a timber and glass atrium above and a particular feature of this room is the large fireplace which is a fine example of Arts and Crafts brickwork.  The dual aspect Sitting Room is well proportioned and the original Master Bedroom on the ground floor is equally impressive with gorgeous sea views.  The Kitchen has ample cupboards with a Rayburn Royal and a 5-ring gas Burco range cooker.  There are two further double bedroom suites on the ground floor.  Upstairs was formerly built as an open plan Drawing Room for entertaining and enjoying the views; these are currently divided into suites for the guest house whilst retaining an informal sitting room overlooking The Solent.  Outside, the garden is private and secluded with mature hedges, trees and shrubs.



Hill Head remains very popular with sailing enthusiasts with Hill Head and Seafarers Sailing Clubs both close by; the beaches are favoured with families and sports enthusiasts alike.  Schooling in the area is excellent being in catchment for Crofton Secondary School.



Summary of Features: All regulations in place to accommodate nine guests; Central heating system replaced in 2012; Gas coal effect fire to Sitting Room; Kitchen appliances to include dishwasher and fridge/freezer; Utility Room to include washing machine and tumble dryer; Beautiful octagonal mezzanine balustrade; Large loft space, potential to convert and further extend subject to the necessary planning permissions; Wooden gardeners shed, greenhouse and large wooden workshop; Hook up for electric vehicle



General Information: Tenure: Freehold; Services: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage; Local Authority: Fareham Borough Council; Tax Band:



Distances: Stubbington village – 1.4 miles; Titchfield village – 3.1 miles; Fareham train station – 4.5 miles