Rooms

Ground Floor
This most attractive character detached family home has a porch covered front door with a welcoming reception hall with ground floor WC leading to a superb open-plan kitchen/breakfast room with views across the rear garden and fields. There is ample space for a dining table and chairs in the breakfast area with doors opening onto the rear terrace and garden. From the kitchen, a door leads into a spacious hallway lobby/boot room with front and rear access doors and there is also a good sized front aspect reception room/snug. To the rear is a utility room with butler sink and space for appliances, and a storage room/cellar. The main beamed reception room runs 30ft in length, spanning the full depth of the house and this impressive room has a large open jet master fireplace. The ceiling is a real feature of this room with exposed wood timbers and there are glass-inset doors leading out to the rear garden. The extended dining room has exposed brick walls and timber ceiling (truncated)

Second Floor
The bedrooms are accessed by two separate staircases - one in the main hallway and one at the rear of the boot room/lobby. The first floor comprises galleried landing, five bedrooms of which the master bedroom is situated to the rear and has attractive views over the surrounding countryside and has an ensuite bathroom. The second bedroom is front aspect with built-in wardrobes. There are three further bedrooms, of which bedroom three is accessed by the stairs from the lobby/boot room. There is also a family bathroom and a large galleried landing with views over the front garden & driveway.

Outside
The attractive well screened gardens have a large rear Indian sandstone paved patio and terrace which is ideal for al-fresco entertaining in the summer months, and there is a full width lawn, mature flower borders, shrubs and trees, three central ponds connected by waterfalls. The garden fully surrounds the house and there are lovely westerly facing views across the neighbouring fields and River Wey. Further benefits are a wooden gated front, large block driveway and a barn-style double-garage and workshop, power, light and open storage above. Outside lights (some sensors, power points and taps).

Situation
Isington is a very small rural hamlet, surrounded by farmland, in a lovely unspoilt part of Hampshire. The hamlet found special fame when Field Marshall Montgomery decided to make his home there, when he retired from the Army. There is a local farm shop which sells meats and fresh bread etc. Local shopping can be found at Bentley about 1½ mile away and more extensive facilities can be found at Alton or Farnham. The area is well located for sporting facilities and there is an excellent range of good schools close at hand. Travel links are first class, with the A31 about half a mile away, with easy access to the M3 and London.

Location
Bentley station within a short walk (Waterloo 65 minutes). Farnham town and station about 5 miles. Alton town and station about 6 miles. Guildford about 15 miles. London about 45 miles. (All distances are approximate)

Directions
Take the A31 out of Farnham signed to Alton. Turn off left when reaching the Bentley sign and at the T junction turn left signed to Isington. Take the next right into Isington Road where Isington House is immediately on the right.