Description
An extended semi-detached house set within a cul-de-sac. The house offers two reception rooms, cloakroom and a 20' kitchen/diner, plus a conservatory. On the first floor there are three generous bedrooms and a modern 4-piece bathroom. Externally there is off-road parking and an enclosed rear garden.
Three Generous Bedrooms
Two Reception Rooms
20' Kitchen/Dining Room
Conservatory
Cloakroom
Driveway For Off Road Parking
Modern 4 Piece Bathroom
Cul-De-Sac Location
The front door opens into a porch with another door opening into the living room which has a door to the kitchen/diner and a staircase rising to the first floor. There is a further door leading into the front aspect family room, which has a door to the cloakroom.
The rear aspect 20' kitchen/diner features matching base and eye level storage cupboards and drawers with contrasting work surfaces, inset sink unit with mixer tap, integrated double oven and dishwasher, ceramic hob with extractor fan above, concealed wall mounted boiler for heating and hot water, plumbing for washing machine, space for dining table, tiled floor and door to conservatory. The conservatory has double doors opening into the garden.
On the first floor there is a landing with access to loft space. The main bedroom is a front aspect room. The second bedroom is a rear aspect room and bedroom three is a front aspect room. The main bathroom completes the first-floor accommodation, it has a white, four-piece suite with bath, shower, toilet and hand basin.
Externally, at the front is a driveway for parking and a lawn area. At the rear of the property, there is a brick-block paved patio area and an adjoining paved patio area they both adjoin an area of lawn with shrub boarders. Enclosed on all sides by fencing. At the end of the garden is a wooden shed and a covered storage area.
The house is presented in good decorative order throughout, has double glazed windows and doors, plus gas central heating via radiators.
Council Tax Band - D.
EPC rating - C
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There is countryside wrapped around the laid-back village lifestyle that Hartley Wintney has to offer. It is a beautiful Hampshire village, which has a wide main high street lined with individual and independent businesses, shops and public houses. There are four churches in Hartley Wintney, and at the southern end is the village green and duck pond, as well as the cricket green, which is home to the oldest cricket club in Hampshire. There is a scenic 18-hole golf course in the village too.
The surrounding countryside offers plenty of wooded areas for walks and country pursuits. There are also good road and rail links via the M3 and Winchfield station into Waterloo. There are many excellent schools in the area, all of which are within walking/driving distance. Further afield are the shopping centres of Reading, Basingstoke, Guildford and Fleet, offering more extensive retail and leisure facilities. For the commuter, the mainline stations at nearby Winchfield or Fleet give a direct line to London Waterloo in under an hour. Access to the M3 can be gained at Junctions 4a or5, and the M4 at Junction 11
