Rosemary Cottage

A most desirable and unique period home that has undergone stylish refurbishment whilst complementing the character features, including the bespoke handmade kitchen and cosy log burner in the living room.

As soon as you enter Rosemary Cottage you get the sense of space and light thanks to the double height entrance hallway and galleried landing on the first floor. The open plan kitchen has French doors out to the south facing garden and you feel the sense of craftmanship from the double glazed windows and doors with unique bespoke handles. The carefully crafted kitchen leads through to the dining room. From here you can access back into the hallway. There is a study with side access into the garden and garage, and sitting room with a log burner and French doors into the garden. A cloakroom completes the ground floor.

Upstairs there is a large landing area. At the top of the stairs is a small step into the principal bedroom suite that has views over the south facing garden and paddocks beyond. There is also an en-suite shower room to this main bedroom. From the landing there is access to the family bathroom and a hallway which takes you to three further double bedrooms. The second bedroom also has an en-suite shower room and useful storage nook.

Outside there is a patio area ideal for entertaining, accessed from either the kitchen/dining area or the living room. The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with some mature apple trees, a greenhouse to make the most of this southerly aspect garden, and flower borders. To the left of the garden is a driveway providing ample parking with access to the stables, tack room and tractor store. This leads up into the gated paddock land beyond. To the right of the house is a single garage with a utility area and side door which can be accessed from the courtyard by the study or through a side gate from the front or rear garden. The total garden area amounts to approximately 0.36 of an acre, paddock one amounts to about 1.2 acres and paddock two, 1 acre.

Council tax - F

Hook 2 miles, Hartley Wintney 4 miles, Basingstoke 8 miles, Reading 13 miles, M3 (Junction 5) 3 miles, M4 (Junction 11) 11 miles, London Waterloo via Hook or Basingstoke Stations from 45 minutes
(All distances and times are approximate)

Rotherwick is a quiet, pretty Hampshire village within which are two public houses, a village hall, church, a tennis court, cricket pitch and the highly regarded Whitewater Primary School. The surrounding countryside has many attractive footpaths for those who enjoy walking, Tylney Park Golf Course is nearby as is the 4 star Tylney Hall Hotel. Hook provides a good range of daily shopping facilities and amenities, with the commercial centres of Basingstoke, Reading, Farnham and Camberley all nearby. Educational needs are well served, being within catchment of Robert Mays School in Odiham and close to a number of independent schools including Daneshill, St Neots, Yateley Manor and Lord Wandsworth College. Communication links are first class with easy access to both the M3 (J5) and M4 (J11). There are mainline stations at both Basingstoke and Hook, with regular services to London Waterloo and at Reading to London Paddington.

Council Tax Band: F

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