About this property

Built in 1862 this charming, interesting and spacious period cottage sits well in its plot in the heart of Bentley village. The cottage has been enlarged and now provides very comfortable and flexible accommodation boasting some 2660 sq feet of space ideal for a growing family in this wonderful village location.

A most attractive period cottage built in about 1862 and has been enlarged to provide spacious and easy accommodation in this wonderful and popular village. This charming home has numerous character features very typical of its age in the older part of the building with individual Gothic styled windows, polished wooden floors, farmhouse style kitchen and open fires. There is good space throughout the property and is ideal for a growing family in this central location. To the front elevation from the ground and first floor are lovely open rural over adjacent fields and beyond. In all a rare chance to secure a notable village home with bags character and individuality.

Outside
Quinta Cottage sits proud in its plot of about 0.2 of an acre with mature gardens, grounds and entrance driveway. As you approach the property there is ample off road parking for numerous cars. The front garden area have a mixture of mature hedges and shrubs with some graveled covered areas and a mature tree for screening. To the rear elevation is a good expanse of lawn areas with trees, and shrubs interspersed throughout and is nicely private and not overlooked. There is a good sized patio area ideal for entertaining, relaxing and al fresco dining adjoining the rear of the house and at the boundaries are a mixture of a brick built garden walls and larch lap wooden fencing. Large timber shed and other storage areas. In all a good sized family garden with an attractive west facing aspect.

Situation
The village of Bentley offers a strong community with a church, shop, two public houses and a highly regarded primary school. Much of the appeal of Bentley is its location amidst fine Hampshire countryside in between the villages of Crondall, Binsted and Froyle and the regional towns of Farnham, Alton and Guildford. The village also boast's a mainline railway station on the London Waterloo line. The surrounding countryside provides ample opportunity for many country pursuits. There are a number of footpaths over the nearby Forestry Commission land leading to Alice Holt Forest. The market towns of Farnham and Alton provide a comprehensive range of facilities, schooling for all age groups and stations to London Waterloo. The nearby A31 provides a route to the A3 and M3 linking to London, the south coast and the national motorway network.

Additional information

• Sitting room
• Dining room
• Large Conservatory
• kitchen/breakfast room
• Utility room
• Study
• 5 bedrooms
• 3 bathrooms (2 en suite)
• Ample off road parking
• Stunning open views over fields

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Certificate