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3 bedroom terraced house
Key information
Property description & features
- Tenure: Freehold
- Grade II listed, three bedroom home
- Well preserved village location swathed in countryside, with excellent commuter links nearby
- Views across open fields from a woodland garden, with further mature gardens to front and rear
- Wealth of character with beams, oak doors and sloping first floor ceilings
- Redecorated including all carpets replaced
- Great sized sitting room with beamed fireplace and wood burning stove
- Cottage style kitchen/diner
- Ground floor study with fitted shutters
- En suite to master with refitted shower
- Notable family bathroom with claw footed bath
Rooms
The Property
This redecorated, grade II listed property offers a wealth of character throughout. Timber beams feature to walls and ceilings, whilst rustic oak doors connect the rooms. The carpets to the home are all replaced, whilst the majority of the accommodation offers subtle inset spotlighting. On arrival at the property, an entrance porch opens into a remarkable sitting room, presenting generous reception space, ideal for entertaining guests. The sitting room offers versatility for furnishings, featuring a notable beamed fireplace with a wood burning stove. The kitchen/dining room offers a welcoming family space, with hand-painted units, traditional tiled flooring, space for furnishings and a door leading outside. A study further features to the ground floor, offering a rear aspect window with fitted shutters, whilst including stairs to the first floor. Vaulted and sloping ceilings as well as character beams feature to the bedrooms. The front aspect master includes an en suite (truncated)
The Grounds
Several mature gardens feature with this property. Set back from the road with a good degree of privacy, there is a well-established garden to the front of the home, with an expanse of shingle to the side presenting ample parking. A rear cottage garden is great for outdoor entertaining, mainly laid to lawn with plantings and a picturesque backdrop. Gated access leads through to a woodland style garden, with a variety of mature trees including apple and views across open fields. Convenience is provided with large and secondary sheds.
Location
The well-preserved village is swathed with countryside and is famed for its village hall, two country pubs and a grand manor house hotel, Tylney Hall. There is a local golf course, reputable Whitewater Primary School and numerous community events. It is in walking distance of Hook, which provides amenities and a mainline station with services to London. The A30 and M3 provide excellent commuter links.
Agent's Comment
"This superb property simply radiates charm and character, but I particularly like the 'secret garden' overlooking open countryside."
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