4 bedroom house

The Property This unique period cottage originates from circa 1805, extended and sympathetically refurbished since to present remarkable, generous living, with retained character. A vaulted reception hall welcomes you to the home, presenting exposed timber beams, Velux windows and a brick fireplace with a cast iron log burner, whilst finished with wood flooring and underfloor heating. The open space accesses the rear garden, with inner hallways leading through to all rooms, including a farmhouse-style door to the staircase. A substantial lounge is in excess of 25ft, ideal for social gatherings. French doors open to the garden patio, whilst a fireplace with a wood burner creates a notable focal point. Recently replaced Karndean flooring finishes the lounge, with panel-glazed doors opening to a shaped conservatory.
Overlooking the garden, the partially brick-built, UPVC double glazed conservatory offers French doors outside. A side aspect study offers home-working space. Finished to a high specification, a recently refitted kitchen comprises a range of units and work surfaces, well equipped with integrated appliances. Two well-proportioned ground floor bedrooms offer versatility of use. There is a refitted three-piece shower room downstairs, along with an additional, luxurious bath/shower room, offering ideal space to unwind. A freestanding roll-top bath has mood lighting and a waterfall tap, both remotely operated, whilst a wet room-style area includes two remotely operated monsoon showers. A useful boiler room further serves the ground floor, housing the washing machine. A characterful, sizeable top floor master suite also features. The spacious master bedroom presents garden views, along with access to a three-piece en suite bath and extensive eaves storage.
 

The Grounds A plot circa 0.4 acres includes landscaped wraparound gardens, with generous patio space, ideal for entertaining. Expanses of lawn to the rear and side benefit from mature plantings, trees and hedgerow. On approaching the home, there is ample parking space, as well as a garage with a useful workshop. 

Location A picturesque village off the A30, with excellent links to Hook, Basingstoke and the M3. The well-preserved landscape is of 'historical interest' and has been preserved by conservation areas, woodland, farmland, a 12th century church. Offering a thriving community spirit, with plenty of opportunities to be involved in the village, varying from Harvest suppers to Open gardens, there is also a popular village public house 'The Old House at Home'. Neighbouring villages provide everyday amenities, traditional public houses and reputable schools, such as Robert May's and Daneshill. The village hall offers many clubs. Hook offers a significant business community and rail links to London Waterloo.
 

Energy Efficiency Rating Current: C | Potential: C

Marketed by: Mackenzie Smith, Hook