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Aveno permanent dossier · published 20 Sep 2026

Woolbury

Sandy Down, Stockbridge, Hampshire

Film by By Design

Independent reading

A 2004 contemporary Test Valley house of nearly 6,100 sq ft, with 6.24 acres, a self-contained studio and a complete six-horse equestrian programme.

Woolbury clears the exceptional-modern gate through the architectural resolution of its full-height oval hall, gallery levels, curved stair and countryside-connected plan, while the 6.24-acre equestrian programme adds unusual lifestyle completeness. The decisive diligence question is whether the house, studio, garages, stable block, manège and solar scheme reconcile to the title, approvals, legal uses and signed component measurements.

Remarkability96/100
Data readiness94/100
Ownership intensityHigh

Why this belongs in Aveno

Remarkable is
an evidence test.

Flagship intelligence96remarkability / 100

Admitted to Aveno: unmistakably premium modern architecture, a live listing, defensible identity, structured buyer intelligence and a working exact-property publisher film.

Architecture20/20

The Haddow Partnership; later kitchen and breakfast-room work attributed to Formwork Architects — professional appointments and as-built scope to verify

Luxury and finish20/20

Premium specification and lifestyle scale.

Privacy and setting19/20

Detached within about 6.24 acres with a long private approach and rural outlook; title, access, boundary, rights and overlooking evidence remain to verify.

Visual quality20/20

Working exact-property publisher film.

Market distinction17/20

Price, rarity and accommodation support admission.

Data-readiness audit · 94/100

Exact identity20/20

Woolbury, Sandy Down Lane, Stockbridge, Hampshire; official UPRN/title bridge remains buyer-side.

Market status20/20

Live primary or syndication listing checked 20 Sep 2026.

Price and area18/20

£451/sq ft from current guide and publisher-stated close to 6,100 sq ft for the main house; the separate approximately 3,450 sq ft studio, garaging and equestrian outbuilding programme is excluded from headline density and requires signed component measurement.

Buyer intelligence17/20

Costs, title, planning, energy, environmental and comparable questions are structured.

Rights and media20/20

Exact-property YouTube player with fallback.

Independent reasons
  • A 2004 contemporary Test Valley house of nearly 6,100 sq ft, with 6.24 acres, a self-contained studio and a complete six-horse equestrian programme.
  • 6,100 sq ft at £2.8m clears Aveno's luxury threshold.
  • The exact-property film shows the real architecture and interiors without Aveno reproducing agent media.
Data already strong
  • Live listing and current guide
  • Exact-property publisher-controlled film
  • Price-density and component cost model
  • Transaction and comparable caveats kept explicit
Data still missing
  • Official title number, UPRN, registered acreage, definitive access and boundary position, easements, covenants and protected-land or archaeological constraints
  • Complete planning, Building Control, completion and warranty archive for the 2004 house, later architectural works, studio, equestrian uses and 2025 solar scheme
  • Signed component measurement reconciling the nearly 6,100 sq ft house with the separate approximately 3,450 sq ft ancillary programme and each component's lawful use
  • Current EPC certificate, actual private-system and equestrian operating costs, service history and property-level environmental and high-value insurance evidence

Aveno Decision Engine · live model

What does the evidence
change?

Current buyer actionVIEW — VERIFY THE DECISION PACK

Woolbury clears the exceptional-modern gate through the architectural resolution of its full-height oval hall, gallery levels, curved stair and countryside-connected plan, while the 6.24-acre equestrian programme adds unusual lifestyle completeness. The decisive diligence question is whether the house, studio, garages, stable block, manège and solar scheme reconcile to the title, approvals, legal uses and signed component measurements.

Identity confidence99%

Woolbury, Sandy Down Lane, Stockbridge, Hampshire
The Woolbury name, Sandy Down Lane and SO20 6BY address, coordinates, £2.75m guide, 2004 construction, nearly 6,100 sq ft main-house area, 6.24 acres, five-bedroom accommodation, six-box equestrian programme and exact-property film align across the live original instruction, transaction-derived exact-address record and publisher video.

UPRNStill protected
01
Premium test

Is the asking premium supported?

Guide midpoint£2,750,000£4,853 / m²
versus
Local evidence benchmark£1,259 / m²1 size-known local reference
Subject vs unadjusted evidence285.6%
Resulting reference£820,249Not a valuation. It exposes how much premium the evidence must justify.

The references are not a surveyor-selected valuation set. Recency, condition, land, architecture and improvements are not fully adjusted. Aveno shows the gap instead of hiding it behind false precision.

02
True ownership load

The cost after the keys.

Five-year cost above purchase price£591,250–£1,053,750SDLT + disclosed transaction extras + acquisition checks + modelled running and replacement allowances. Mortgage interest and major defects excluded.
Council taxCurrent listing band; exact authority charge and any annexe assessment to verify.£3,500–£6,000attributed
Energy, water and private systemsScale, plant, pool/estate systems and attributed energy setup; bills missing.£12,000–£35,000modelled
Insurance and securityHigh-value rebuild, gates, glazing, outbuildings and setting.£7,200–£21,000modelled
Building, plant and interior reserveComponent-based reserve for envelope, glazing, smart controls, kitchens, bathrooms and mechanical plant.£24,000–£49,000modelled
Grounds, access and lifestyle amenitiesLandscaping, woodland/land, pool/equestrian/garaging where applicable and access upkeep.£16,800–£35,000modelled
03
Claim audit

Marketing claim → buyer consequence.

Evidence readiness94/100

Tap the evidence cards as if the seller supplied them. Aveno recalculates the decision—not the beauty.

PROCEED TO VALUATION
04
Property memory

The home’s price story.

10 Jul 2007£2,250,000Recorded sale · Freehold
22% nominal uplift1.1% annualised
Current guide midpoint£2,750,000Asking evidence, not a sale

This history does not prove fair value. It tells the buyer exactly how much of the current price must be explained by market growth, improvements, specification and scarcity.

Official evidence map

What is matched.
What is withheld.

Land Registry can establish sale history; EPC can reveal rated floor area and energy assumptions; Planning Data can surface constraints by UPRN or coordinate. A link alone is never counted as intelligence.

connected

Live original instruction with an active viewing route verifies Woolbury at £2

Live original instruction with an active viewing route verifies Woolbury at £2.75m, five bedrooms, three bathrooms, four receptions, detached freehold form, Band H, nearly 6,100 sq ft main-house area, 6.24 acres, equestrian programme, private systems and the 2025 solar-permission claim.

Source ↗
connected

HM Land Registry-derived street register identifies Woolbury, Sandy Down Lane, SO20 6BY as freehold and records £2

HM Land Registry-derived street register identifies Woolbury, Sandy Down Lane, SO20 6BY as freehold and records £2.25m on 10 July 2007 and £385,000 on 5 November 1998; exact-property history only, not present-condition comparables.

Source ↗
connected

Working 3:03 exact-property By Design film titled Test Valley Equestrian Property; its description identifies the unique Stockbridge-area home with six-horse stabling and 6

Working 3:03 exact-property By Design film titled Test Valley Equestrian Property; its description identifies the unique Stockbridge-area home with six-horse stabling and 6.24 acres. Permitted publisher-controlled YouTube player only.

Source ↗
partial

Current rural-property distribution corroborates the Woolbury name, Sandy Down Lane address, £2

Current rural-property distribution corroborates the Woolbury name, Sandy Down Lane address, £2.75m guide, nearly 6,100 sq ft main house, 6.24 acres, The Haddow Partnership attribution and separate approximately 3,450 sq ft ancillary programme.

Source ↗
not matched

Official Test Valley planning route; the 2004 house, later architectural works, self-contained studio, equestrian uses, 42-panel solar scheme and all conditions and completion evidence remain to retrieve against the exact address

Official Test Valley planning route; the 2004 house, later architectural works, self-contained studio, equestrian uses, 42-panel solar scheme and all conditions and completion evidence remain to retrieve against the exact address.

Source ↗
connected

Current England single-property SDLT bands produce £243,750 at £2

Current England single-property SDLT bands produce £243,750 at £2.75m. Buyer circumstances, higher rates, non-resident treatment and reliefs require professional tax advice.

Source ↗
not matched

Property-level river, surface-water, groundwater, reservoir and climate evidence remains required alongside borehole, private drainage, ground, radon, subsidence, archaeological and high-value insurance enquiries

Property-level river, surface-water, groundwater, reservoir and climate evidence remains required alongside borehole, private drainage, ground, radon, subsidence, archaeological and high-value insurance enquiries.

Source ↗

Published / verified

  1. The live original instruction shows £2.75m, five bedrooms, three bathrooms, four receptions, detached freehold tenure, Council Tax Band H, close to 6,100 sq ft in the main house and 6.24 acres.
  2. The 2004 house is attributed to The Haddow Partnership and centres on an oval full-height entrance hall, curved staircase, galleried landings and extensive glazing; the later kitchen and breakfast-room work is attributed to Formwork Architects.
  3. The approximately 3,450 sq ft ancillary programme is described separately from the main house and includes a self-contained studio, double garage, workshop and a six-box Loddon stable block, supported by a manège and four paddocks.
  4. Private borehole water, private drainage, oil heating, a back-up generator and planning permission dated 21 January 2025 for a 42-panel domestic solar array are attributed by the current publisher.
  5. The publisher-controlled film is playable, runs 3:03, is titled Test Valley Equestrian Property and describes the same Stockbridge-area home, six-horse stabling and 6.24-acre setting.

Investigate next

  1. Obtain the official register, title plan and UPRN, then reconcile the named-house identity, 6.24-acre extent, access, boundaries, rights, covenants and the reported proximity to protected landscape and archaeological constraints.
  2. Build the complete 2004 planning, Building Control, completion, structural, glazing and warranty archive, then join every later alteration, the self-contained studio, equestrian uses and the 21 January 2025 solar permission to implemented drawings and conditions.
  3. Commission a signed RICS component measurement separating the main house, studio, garages, workshop, stable block, plant, circulation and limited-use space before relying on the £451 per sq ft main-house density.
  4. Obtain three years of oil, electricity, borehole, drainage, generator, equestrian, grounds, insurance and maintenance records plus current EPC and property-level flood, groundwater, drainage, ground, radon and subsidence evidence.

Still unknown

  1. Official title number, UPRN, registered acreage, definitive access and boundary position, easements, covenants and protected-land or archaeological constraints
  2. Complete planning, Building Control, completion and warranty archive for the 2004 house, later architectural works, studio, equestrian uses and 2025 solar scheme
  3. Signed component measurement reconciling the nearly 6,100 sq ft house with the separate approximately 3,450 sq ft ancillary programme and each component's lawful use
  4. Current EPC certificate, actual private-system and equestrian operating costs, service history and property-level environmental and high-value insurance evidence
Primary publisher · visual-rights recordBy Design Southern HampshireOpen original source ↗Open rights-basis evidence ↗

All property film and photography remain publisher-controlled. Only the live film player and original Aveno evidence graphics are permitted; social stills require separate written permission. The real exact-property 3:03 film remains inside the YouTube player embedded by the live original By Design instruction. Aveno copies, downloads, screenshots, rehosts and hotlinks none of the agent photography or film. The dossier retains an Aveno evidence panel and direct publisher/source links if the remote player is unavailable; no broken-image panel is rendered. Third-party material remains the property of its publisher. The publisher does not endorse Aveno’s independent assessment.

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Durable archive record

Versioned evidence.
Every claim traceable.

Record 1.0-private · admission policy 2026-08-luxury. Facts, attributed claims, estimates and gaps remain separate.

Claim ledger7material claims with state, date and confidence
Source snapshots7typed observations with conflicts preserved
Change log1versioned amendments retained
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