Dean Lodge was built in the later stages of the nineteenth century and then in recent times considerably enhanced, yet still retaining the intrinsic character and architectural style of that period. The accommodation is arranged over two floors and the arrangement and flow attracts a lot of sun, which as a feature, is ideal for the family particularly the absolutely stunning kitchen/dining room, which is a room for all seasons. The elevations are of a warm brick with clay tiled roof. Careful attention has been made to ensure that the majority of the rooms have aspects and views across both the gardens and farmland beyond. The gardens of 1.23 acres are a particular feature, being presented immaculately with a range of specimen trees and shrubs. The house offers a high degree of privacy, with no near neighbours, yet within striking distance of the village of Whiteparish and then the areas major cities and transport links beyond.

Situation
Whiteparish is an active and popular village on the Wiltshire/Hampshire border which offers numerous facilities including a village shop, post office, primary school (Ofsted 'Outstanding' 2013/14)and a doctor’s surgery/pharmacy as well as two pubs. A wider range of amenities can be found in Salisbury, Romsey, Southampton and Winchester all of which are nearby. The area has excellent communication linked with the A36 which provides access to the M27. There are direct rail services to London Waterloo from Salisbury, Winchester and Southampton Parkway.

Dean Lodge sits close to The New Forest which offers unrivalled walking and riding. The South coast is also within easy reach and offers sailing at numerous locations within a 45 minute drive.

Outside
The gardens are immaculately presented, being in all 1.23 acres, mainly lawned with an array of herbaceous borders stocked with specimen shrubs. A range of trees offer privacy to parts of the gardens. The driveway leads to a double Oak framed car barn, plus further outbuildings.