The six-bedroom house sits proudly back from the road behind a high retaining wall in grounds extending to approximately 2.3 acres.The six-bedroom house sits proudly back from the road behind a high retaining wall in grounds extending to approximately 2.3 acres.
The six-bedroom house sits proudly back from the road behind a high retaining wall in grounds extending to approximately 2.3 acres.

Inside the £4m Hampshire mansion which has a triple garage and six bedrooms

A MANSION with far reaching views towards Portsdown Hill and the South Downs is up for sale in Wickham.
By Matthew Mohan-Hickson
Published 25th Jun 2020, 15:10 BST
Updated 4th Jul 2020, 17:53 BST

The Chantry House has six bedrooms and sits back from the road behind a high retaining wall in grounds extending to approximately 2.3 acres.

Built in 2008, the home is designed in a neo Georgian style and is on the market for £3.995 million.

The grounds of the house were laid out by the renowned plant collector Lady Norman.

It has a triple garage, fully fitted Leicht kitchen and many more features.

For more information about the house visit Fine & Country’s website here.

Look through our gallery of photos below – be warned it might cause an acute case of house envy!

Chantry House is in Wickham

1. Chantry House

Chantry House is in Wickham Photo: Fine & Country

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The house costs just shy of £4 million and was built in 2008.

2. Chantry House

The house costs just shy of £4 million and was built in 2008. Photo: Fine & Country

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The house has six bedrooms and all of them are en-suites.

3. Chantry House

The house has six bedrooms and all of them are en-suites. Photo: Fine & Country

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The house comes with 7,111 Sq Ft of Living Space according to estate agents.

4. Chantry House

The house comes with 7,111 Sq Ft of Living Space according to estate agents. Photo: Fine & Country

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