About this property

An exceptionally well-positioned bungalow occupying a tranquil and sought after location with no immediate neighbours and gardens and grounds of just over 0.7 of an acre. No onward chain.

Homeland occupies a very tranquil south facing location adjoining open countryside. It is believed that this is the first time that the property has been offered for sale since 1920. The property has a versatile but practical layout with potential to be altered and enlarged (subject to any necessary building control and planning consents). The property was designed to take full advantage of the setting and the flexible accommodation includes a large twin aspect sitting/dining room with sliding doors opening out to a conservatory. Doors lead out from the conservatory to the generous garden. The kitchen/breakfast room also has a door to outside and is fitted with a range of base and eye level cabinets together with worksurfaces, electric oven, hob as well as spaces for various appliances. The further accommodation could be arranged to suit individual requirements and includes three bedrooms and a bathroom. The idyllic setting provides a haven from the outside world together with ample opportunity for many country pursuits.

Outside
Few properties occupy such appealing and peaceful locations and the gardens and grounds provide a lovely setting with a variety of areas of interest. The property is approached via a pair of five bar gates leading to a driveway providing parking and access to the front and various timber outbuildings. The gardens and grounds extend in all to about 0.7 of an acre and are primarily laid to grass with a variety of young and mature trees and former vegetable garden. There is a right of away (for an adjoining landowner) to traverse over a prescribed route at the northern end of the grounds.

Situation
Beech has a very strong and active community with a Church and village hall. The village stands amidst unspoilt woodland and countryside yet is within just a mile or so of the market town of Alton. Also, all of the amenities of Basingstoke including Festival Place, fast trains to London and M3 motorway are to the west. The village of Bentworth, about three miles, has a primary school, public house and church. The popular market town of Alton provides a good range of individual shops, Waitrose and M&S Simply Food, weekly and specialist markets, cinema, sports centre, two secondary schools, sixth form college and station to London Waterloo.

Additional information

• In all Gardens and Grounds of about 0.7 of an Acre
• Sitting/Dining Room
• Kitchen/Breakfast Room
• Conservatory
• 3 Bedrooms
• Family Bathroom
• Garage
• Workshop.

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate