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£3,500,0005 bedroom detached house for sale
Church Lane, Dogmersfield, Hook, Hampshire, RG27
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Study
Cavity wall insulation
Detached house
5 beds
4 baths
4900
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band H
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1800Mbps *
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Features and description
- Set in approximately 4 acres
- Beautifully presented
- Full of character and charm
- Landscaped grounds with a paddock
- Private tennis court
- EPC Rating = D
Magnificent five bedroom family home full of character set in approximately 4 acres.
Description
Set within approx. 4 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and sweeping lawns, this five bedroom home offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire a distinguished country residence in the sought-after village of Dogmersfield.
Extensively renovated and modernised to a high standard by R.W. Armstrong, the characterful property, originally converted in the 1930s, blends timeless architecture with spacious, elegant interiors, and superb amenities, including a private tennis court and Alitex greenhouse. The renovation included complete rewiring and replumbing of the home, along with adding double glazing and cavity wall insulation.
Approached via electric gates, the property extends to around 4,900 sq ft, and offers an abundance of character and original features including exposed oak beams.
A beautiful stone floor runs from the reception hall through to the dining room, with an open fireplace and views to the garden and paddock beyond. This leads through to the triple aspect kitchen and breakfast room, which connect seamlessly, making a wonderful circular entertaining space. The kitchen is well equipped with integrated appliances and an Aga, and enjoy front and rear views of the garden.
On the opposite side of the ground floor and spanning the width of the house is the drawing room with a large open fireplace and brick surround. Continuing through is the bright and airy conservatory with uninterrupted garden views. A study with bespoke cabinetry and shelving provides a peaceful retreat for work or reading. Opposite the study is a bespoke drinks cabinet/bar area. A utility room, downstairs cloakroom and boiler room complete the ground floor accommodation.
The first floor comprises the principal bedroom with two en suite shower rooms and built in storage, offering expansive views across the grounds. Two further bedrooms are positioned in the middle of the landing and share a separate WC and bathroom. At the other end of the house are two additional bedrooms with a shared bathroom, and a separate WC. There are two useful store rooms, ideal for using as airing cupboards, off the landing and access to the attic space which spans the length of the house.
Outside, the beautifully landscaped gardens extend from the house to the paddock, with expansive countryside views beyond the garden providing a stunning backdrop, reinforcing the property's secluded and tranquil setting. A full-size tennis court is discretely enclosed by tall hedging, providing privacy and year-round enjoyment. The grounds are bordered by the canal, with access from Double Bridge (0.1 miles away), making the location ideal for dog walking and scenic waterside strolls.
The driveway provides parking for numerous cars and access to the double garage. To the rear of the garage is a second utility room with a WC, a perfect gardeners room and a spiral wine cellar. Doors lead through the utility room and garage into the main house.
Location
Eastcote House is situated in the picturesque Hampshire village of Dogmersfield, a historic settlement first recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086. Steeped in heritage, the village retains its quintessential charm, featuring notable landmarks such as the Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire, renowned for its luxury spa and fine dining, the beautiful All Saints Church, the traditional Queen's Head pub, and the tranquil Basingstoke Canal, which meanders through the village, offering scenic towpath walks and a haven for wildlife.
Just 3 miles west, the Georgian market town of Odiham provides a vibrant high street with boutique shops, cafés, restaurants, a supermarket, and traditional pubs. Further retail, dining, and leisure options can be found in Fleet (3 miles) and Farnham (7 miles), including major supermarkets such as Waitrose, M&S, and Sainsbury’s.
The larger shopping and entertainment hubs of Reading (17.9 miles) and Guildford (16.2 miles) offer an extensive selection of cultural attractions, retail outlets, and leisure facilities.
The property also benefits from excellent transport links, with the M3 motorway accessible at Junction 4a (6.3 miles) and Junction 5 (4.5 miles), providing swift connections to the national motorway network, Heathrow, Gatwick, and Southampton airports. Mainline railway stations at Winchfield (from 52 mins) and Fleet (from 42 mins) offer regular services to London Waterloo, making the location ideal for commuters.
For families, the area boasts a selection of highly regarded state and independent schools, including Dogmersfield C of E Primary, Court Moor Secondary, Calthorpe Park Secondary in Fleet, and Robert May’s Senior School in Odiham. Independent schools nearby include Wellesley Prep, St Neots Prep, St Nicholas’ School, Lord Wandsworth College, and Wellington College.
There are numerous recreational opportunities within easy reach, including Tylney Park Golf Club, Wellington Country Park, and the extensive grounds of the Four Seasons Hotel. The surrounding countryside provides beautiful walking routes, with direct access from the village to woodland trails, rolling farmland, and the historic Basingstoke Canal towpath.
Please note, all distances and times are approximate.
Square Footage: 4,900 sq ft
Acreage: 4 Acres
Description
Set within approx. 4 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens and sweeping lawns, this five bedroom home offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire a distinguished country residence in the sought-after village of Dogmersfield.
Extensively renovated and modernised to a high standard by R.W. Armstrong, the characterful property, originally converted in the 1930s, blends timeless architecture with spacious, elegant interiors, and superb amenities, including a private tennis court and Alitex greenhouse. The renovation included complete rewiring and replumbing of the home, along with adding double glazing and cavity wall insulation.
Approached via electric gates, the property extends to around 4,900 sq ft, and offers an abundance of character and original features including exposed oak beams.
A beautiful stone floor runs from the reception hall through to the dining room, with an open fireplace and views to the garden and paddock beyond. This leads through to the triple aspect kitchen and breakfast room, which connect seamlessly, making a wonderful circular entertaining space. The kitchen is well equipped with integrated appliances and an Aga, and enjoy front and rear views of the garden.
On the opposite side of the ground floor and spanning the width of the house is the drawing room with a large open fireplace and brick surround. Continuing through is the bright and airy conservatory with uninterrupted garden views. A study with bespoke cabinetry and shelving provides a peaceful retreat for work or reading. Opposite the study is a bespoke drinks cabinet/bar area. A utility room, downstairs cloakroom and boiler room complete the ground floor accommodation.
The first floor comprises the principal bedroom with two en suite shower rooms and built in storage, offering expansive views across the grounds. Two further bedrooms are positioned in the middle of the landing and share a separate WC and bathroom. At the other end of the house are two additional bedrooms with a shared bathroom, and a separate WC. There are two useful store rooms, ideal for using as airing cupboards, off the landing and access to the attic space which spans the length of the house.
Outside, the beautifully landscaped gardens extend from the house to the paddock, with expansive countryside views beyond the garden providing a stunning backdrop, reinforcing the property's secluded and tranquil setting. A full-size tennis court is discretely enclosed by tall hedging, providing privacy and year-round enjoyment. The grounds are bordered by the canal, with access from Double Bridge (0.1 miles away), making the location ideal for dog walking and scenic waterside strolls.
The driveway provides parking for numerous cars and access to the double garage. To the rear of the garage is a second utility room with a WC, a perfect gardeners room and a spiral wine cellar. Doors lead through the utility room and garage into the main house.
Location
Eastcote House is situated in the picturesque Hampshire village of Dogmersfield, a historic settlement first recorded in the Domesday Book of 1086. Steeped in heritage, the village retains its quintessential charm, featuring notable landmarks such as the Four Seasons Hotel Hampshire, renowned for its luxury spa and fine dining, the beautiful All Saints Church, the traditional Queen's Head pub, and the tranquil Basingstoke Canal, which meanders through the village, offering scenic towpath walks and a haven for wildlife.
Just 3 miles west, the Georgian market town of Odiham provides a vibrant high street with boutique shops, cafés, restaurants, a supermarket, and traditional pubs. Further retail, dining, and leisure options can be found in Fleet (3 miles) and Farnham (7 miles), including major supermarkets such as Waitrose, M&S, and Sainsbury’s.
The larger shopping and entertainment hubs of Reading (17.9 miles) and Guildford (16.2 miles) offer an extensive selection of cultural attractions, retail outlets, and leisure facilities.
The property also benefits from excellent transport links, with the M3 motorway accessible at Junction 4a (6.3 miles) and Junction 5 (4.5 miles), providing swift connections to the national motorway network, Heathrow, Gatwick, and Southampton airports. Mainline railway stations at Winchfield (from 52 mins) and Fleet (from 42 mins) offer regular services to London Waterloo, making the location ideal for commuters.
For families, the area boasts a selection of highly regarded state and independent schools, including Dogmersfield C of E Primary, Court Moor Secondary, Calthorpe Park Secondary in Fleet, and Robert May’s Senior School in Odiham. Independent schools nearby include Wellesley Prep, St Neots Prep, St Nicholas’ School, Lord Wandsworth College, and Wellington College.
There are numerous recreational opportunities within easy reach, including Tylney Park Golf Club, Wellington Country Park, and the extensive grounds of the Four Seasons Hotel. The surrounding countryside provides beautiful walking routes, with direct access from the village to woodland trails, rolling farmland, and the historic Basingstoke Canal towpath.
Please note, all distances and times are approximate.
Square Footage: 4,900 sq ft
Acreage: 4 Acres
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