About this property

With origins going back to 1679 this impressive property has many character features that now sit comfortably with contemporary lifestyle facilities.

A 5-bar gate opens onto the gravelled driveway which loops around the front garden providing ample parking and leading to the detached garage. As you step into the reception hall the character and history of this home is immediately obvious. Solid wood flooring, traditional wooden doors, oak beamed ceiling and an open fireplace certainly set the scene. However, as you will soon see, more recent extensions to the side and rear of the house allow for light bright and contemporary features to bring a 21st century lifestyle to this lovely home as well.
The open plan kitchen/breakfast/dining room benefits from folding patio doors that open to the pool area. This room is sure to become the hub of family life. It is also worth noting that beyond this room is a ground floor bedroom suite, ideal for guests or teenagers. The principal suit is very impressive and there are 5 further bedrooms and 3 more bathrooms on the first and second floors.
The gardens here are a strong feature with a number of defined areas to both the rear and front along with an all weather tennis court and lovely pool with sun terrace. The outbuildings on the driveway are also noteworthy and offer great spaces for games rooms, studios or perhaps a home office.

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 has 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 less than 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.

Additional information

• 7 Bedrooms
• 6 Bathrooms
• 8 Reception Rooms
• Kitchen/Breakfast/Dining Room
• Approx. 1.77 acres
• Over 6 700 sqft

Key information

Council Tax Band: G

Tenure: Freehold