5 bedroom detached house

A stunning five bedroom detached family home built in 1939 with substantial living space positioned on mature grounds approaching 0.4 of an acre.

Through the front door, a spacious entrance leads to the living room, dining room, kitchen, cloakroom and stairs to the first floor. The living room enjoys a dual aspect, with a window to the front and doors to the rear. The room also features a fireplace and gives access to the family room and study. The dining room over looks the front and has a fireplace and a door though to the kitchen. The kitchen offers a large range of cupboards topped with work surfaces and is open to the garden room which has stunning views over the garden and two sets of bi fold doors. The utility room can also be found off the kitchen and gives access to both the garden and the integral double garage.

To the first floor landing you will find five bedrooms and views of the garden can be seen through the large rear aspect window. The master bedroom benefits from a walk in wardrobe and a refitted en suite shower room. The second bedroom also has its own refitted en suite shower room whist the other three bedrooms share the use of a refitted family bathroom.

Externally, a sizeable plot features with this property, circa 0.4 of an acre. The large driveway offers parking for numerous cars and leads to a double garage which has power and light. The front garden also offers an area of lawn surrounded by mature shrubs and trees. To the rear the landscaped gardens are largely laid to lawn with mature borders. There is a heated pool which has recently been relined with a separate pool room. There are several seating areas surrounding the pool, so an ideal place for relaxing or entertaining family and friends. To the rear of the garden is the original detached stable block which is currently being used as a store but could be upgraded for use as a workshop or home office.

The property is well situated on a non-estate location within Church Crookham, a sought after, well-connected location neighbouring Fleet. The area offers reputable schools, a garden centre with cafe and numerous parks. Basingstoke Canal is a notable feature, along with Tweseldown racecourse. Fleet’s Town Centre is only a short distance away with its extensive range of shops, bars and restaurants. There are schools for all age groups, churches of various denominations and health care services. Fleet has excellent commuter links by both rail and road. There are regular trains to London Waterloo taking around 43 minutes and the town is located off Junction 4a of the M3 motorway which links to the M25.