Initial price	£995,000
20/12/25	£925,000
Price Change	-7.04%

This charming 16th-century Grade II listed townhouse, Soke House, is one of the oldest and most interesting houses in Alresford, having survived the great fires that destroyed much of the town. The property features period details throughout, including oak beams and original fireplaces, and is conveniently located in the center of town. The house has a spacious layout, with three floors, a cellar, and a large storage room. The garden is tranquil and delightful, with a rear gate leading to a path over the nearby millstream. The property has a range of rooms, including a kitchen, dining room, sitting room, study, and three bedrooms, including a main bedroom with a dressing room and lovely views. The property also benefits from two parking spaces, owned on long leases, located a few minutes' walk away. Alresford is a beautiful Georgian town with a range of independent shops, restaurants, and inns, and is surrounded by stunning countryside and easy access to the south coast, the Midlands, and London.