Fabulous period town house in the heart of Odiham with a courtyard garden & parking.


Description

Wessex House is a newly created within a pair of Georgian period buildings that are locally listed. The property has an attractive façade which are restored to their period character in keeping with the rest of the village.

Each townhouse comprises three storey, plus a basement courtyard garden and parking.

The interiors are neutrally finished throughout and both properties have attractive moulded architraves, skirtings, panelling and lacquered oak floors and brass door and window fittings and luxury bathroom rooms.

After entering via a handsome columned front door there is a sitting room with a curved bay window. From an inner hall and via double doors is the open plan kitchen and dining room opening onto a sunken garden to the rear via crittal French doors.

The kitchen is fitted with bespoke contemporary cabinetry by Blaeu and features a working island, quartz work tops and built in appliances including; Siemens ovens and induction hob, washing machine, Bosch fridge freezer, Capel integrated washing machine and a Quooker Tap. Off the dining area there is a utility/cloak room.

On the first floor there is a principal bedrooms with en suite shower room and a study/snug which looks over the rear garden space.

The second floor comprises two further double bedrooms, one with an en suite shower room and a further bathroom.

The basement would be useable space that could be a games room/snug or can provide excellent storage space.

Outside there is a private courtyard garden and parking which is accessed via Church Street, with each property having one allocated space.

Location

The properties enjoy a central position, in the heart of Hampshire and within the historic and conservation village of Odiham with attractive architecture mainly dating from the 15th to 18th centuries.

This attractive village provides a wide selection of shops and services, including doctor's surgery, opticians and dentists, together with a Post Office, hairdressers, a Co-Op, The Bel and the Dragon, selection of public houses and restaurants. Every Friday morning the high street hosts a bustling local market to choose fruit and veg, cheese and bread to name a few stalls that are regulars.

More comprehensive leisure, recreational and educational facilities can be found in the nearby regional centres of Basingstoke, Fleet and Farnham.

Odiham is conveniently located for commuting purposes being within just two miles of Junction 5 of the M3, and within a short drive of the railway stations at Hook and Winchfield, both of which offer frequent services to London Waterloo.

There is a selection of well-regarded fee and non-fee paying schools in the vicinity including local village primary schools, Robert Mays Secondary in Hook, Lord Wandsworth College, St Nicholas’s School and Daneshill School.

The Odiham area is criss-crossed by a network of footpaths which lead into varied country walks and the Basingstoke Canal.

Square Footage: 2,111 sq ft



Additional Info

Due for Completion June 2023
Services; All mains.
Hart District Council
Council Tax Band; To be determined by the local authority.