2 bedroom semi-detached house

With a picture-perfect façade which includes white painted elevations and a pastel-blue entrance door, this delightful cottage has period charm sympathetically blended with more contemporary interior styling. The cool colour palette creates an oasis of calm and on the ground floor, the cottage offers two enchanting reception rooms. A relaxed sitting room is centred around a feature gas fireplace, whilst an adjoining dining room enjoys the warming ambience of a gas stove and space for hosting dinners, suppers or simply for casual seating. The wood floor in the dining room extends into the adjacent kitchen which is neatly designed and offers an outlook over the rear garden and access out into it.

On the first floor, there are two bedrooms which benefit from fitted wardrobe storage and the vintage of the cottage is characterized by exposed painted timbers, a whitewashed brick wall and rustic floorboards. A stylishly appointed bathroom features a contemporary, free-standing bath tub and separate shower cubicle.

A white picket gate at the side of the cottage opens onto a paved pathway beside the cottage and in turn, to the garden. The paving links to a south-east facing terraced area just outside the kitchen which offers opportunities for outdoor dining and relaxation whilst enjoying the secluded courtyard setting. The boundary fence and wall are adorned with rambling greenery and hedging, and the planted beds have timber edging. A retaining wall borders the terrace with steps leading up to a green area of garden which leads to a second paved patio offering a further spot to sit and relax in this outdoor sanctuary.

The Bury is tucked-away peacefully within a conservation area behind the southern side of Odiham’s attractive High Street. The village offers a delightful mix of charm and convenience with a diverse range of shops, popular restaurants and cafés. There are well-regarded state primary and secondary schools nearby, with independent schooling including Daneshill, St Nicholas, St Neot's Lord Wandsworth College. Footpaths from the village lead to the surrounding countryside with the Deer Park and Basingstoke Canal nearby. A more comprehensive selection of retail and leisure facilities can be found in Farnham, Basingstoke and Reading. Excellent road and rail communications are on offer with the M3 close by linking to the M25 and national motorway network and the mainline stations at Basingstoke, Hook and Winchfield providing fast rail links to London.