4 bedroom detached house

Ideally situated within a small cul-de-sac at the heart of the sought-after historic village of Selborne and within walking distance from the village shop, renowned local school, gastro-style pub and with country walks straight from your own front door, this rare home is definitely one property not to be missed. This stunning home comes to market offering entrance hallway, a generous, stylish sitting room with a unique stone fire surround and contemporary wood burner, a separate utility room with garden access and a magnificent, bespoke, fully integrated kitchen designed by Beauport of Bentworth. There is also a stunning dining/family room with bi-fold doors and a statement roof lantern sky light, creating an abundance of light. Stairs lead to the first floor where you will find the family bathroom and three of the four generous double bedrooms with an array of integrated storage with bedroom two offering en-suite shower facilities. A second staircase leads you up to the recently renovated, luxurious principal suite that is beyond compare, with floor to ceiling windows and a luxury en-suite shower room with his and hers sinks. Externally, to the front of the property is an enclosed garden. A gravel driveway leads you to the detached double garage with power and light and parking to the front. A gated side access leads you through to the beautifully designed Zen-style garden with exquisite planting, wood store and perfectly placed terrace areas, ideal for al fresco socialising in the summer months. This desirable home encapsulates style, design, tranquillity and lifestyle in one of the most salubrious, sought-after villages in East Hampshire.

Council Tax Band G

The property occupies a secluded and rural position on the edge of the sought-after village of Selborne which is nestled in the quintessential English countryside and is perfectly placed for all lovers of the great outdoors. The village is steeped in history that delights with much character and diverse architecture. Renowned for its links with the naturalist Gilbert White who was a pioneer of birdwatching. The splendid village centre provides everyday amenities with a range of High Street retailers with Grade I Listed church, the village store (incorporated as part of the Gilbert White/Wakes facility) primary school and two public houses. Outdoor pursuits and leisure facilities include breath-taking walks via a network of footpaths over the varied landscapes. Road and rail links are provided by the M3 motorway and Alton train station with a regular service to London Waterloo.