Property description

The property is largely hidden from the road by very mature hedging and only reveals itself after you make your way down the long and winding gravel driveway to a generous parking area.
There is a lovely double bay façade to this property and as soon as you walk through the Georgian panelled front door it is clear that whilst this is indeed a period home, there is a modern, contemporary twist to the very well presented interior.
Of particular note is the large Kitchen/Breakfast room, which opens out on to the terrace and no doubt will become the hub of family life. Whilst this room provides a great space for the family to get together, there still 4 further reception rooms providing plenty of space for everyone to spread out.
On the first floor there are 5 generous double bedrooms along with 2 en-suite bathrooms and a family bathroom. On the second floor you will find a further double bedroom with open plan bath which makes for a fine guest suite.
The gardens surround the house on all sides and largely comprise level lawns with flower and shrub beds and some lovely specimen trees. Mature tall conifer hedges surround the plot and provide good seclusion from neighbours.

Situation
The property is situated on the rural fringes of this popular Hampshire town which offers a range of shops catering for every day needs and have a selection of restaurants and public houses and an excellent Golf Course as well as tennis and health clubs – the nearest being The Park Health Club about half a mile away. Both Tylney Hall Hotel at Rotherwick and The Four Seasons Hotel at Dogmersfield are close by which have extensive facilities including Golfing, Riding and a Spa. The towns of Fleet, Farnham and Basingstoke are within easy reach, and there is good access to the M3 Motorway at Junction 5 as well as the M4 at Reading. There is a mainline station in Hook with regular links to Waterloo in around an hour. Excellent equestrian facilities in the general area can be found at Wellington Riding, an equestrian training centre and national competition venue and at Tweseldown if you prefer cross country schooling and competitions. Schools are well catered for in the area and include Daneshill, St, Neot’s, St Nicholas, Lord Wandsworth, Eagle house, Wellington College and St. Swithun’s in Winchester.