Elegant, privately located town house nestled within the quaint, idyllic rural town of Odiham.

Description

Nestled within the quaint, idyllic rural town of Odiham, is this enchanting Grade II listed three-bedroom town house, which used to be a former Gospel Hall. The property benefits from a private rear garden, characterful features, spacious accommodation, two bathrooms and no onward chain.

The main door opens into a small communal entrance hall for three properties within Gospel Green House. Upon entering the house, you are greeted by a warm and inviting interior. The spacious hallway has a cloakroom and there is good storage.

The ground floor sitting room is a wonderful space with a feature fireplace. There is plenty of sunlight streaming through the windows. Double doors lead out to and provide access to a beautiful south facing courtyard garden.

On the first floor there is a good sized landing with space enough for a study/library. The principal bedroom is a delightful room, that would also work well as a first floor sitting room. It benefits from a floor-to-ceiling south facing window overlooking the garden, a shower room and a dressing room.

On the second floor there is a light and airy galleried landing leading to two characterful double bedrooms with pitched ceilings, exposed beams and built in wardrobes. These bedrooms are served by a family bathroom.

The rear garden is enviably located on the south side of the building. Stepping into the courtyard garden is like entering a secret oasis, with a wonderful array of floral borders, mature trees and shurbs. There is a wooden pergola, adorned with established climbing plants. Beneath the pergola is a terrace area perfect for a dining table and chairs to be located for al fresco dining. At the rear of the garden a small shed for storage.

Location

The property is located 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 Wellesley Prep School.

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

Square Footage: 1,559 sq ft



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