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Floorplan
Map2 bedroom semi-detached house
Semi-detached house
2 beds
2 baths
688
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1800Mbps *
Mobile signal:
EEO2ThreeVodafone
Features and description
- Character Semi Detached Home
- 2 Reception Rooms
- Fitted Kitchen
- 2 En Suite Bedrooms
- Gas Radiator Heating
- Double Glazed Windows
- Enclosed Front Garden
- Grade 2 Listed Building
- Conservation Area
- On Street Parking
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Selbon Estate Agents are delighted to offer this charming semi detached cottage to the market, conveniently located in the ever popular village of Hartley Wintney.
Situated in a conservation area with Grade II listed status and period features, history points to the home dating back to the 18th century with parts of the neighbouring property, suggested to date back, 300 years.
Due to the nature of the conservation area and listed status, recent Works have been completed to improve and maintain the property heritage status, and working alongside the local council there is no forcible works on this property, However Like any historic property maintenance work is to be expected buyers should be well aware of the responsibilities of owning heritage property and Listed Building.
The home is accessed via a garden gate, leading to the front garden and the attractive canopied entrance porch with the front door leading to the dining room. The dining room has a cupboard housing the boiler, a split stable style door leading to a strip of land to the rear of the property and open plan access to the fitted kitchen and lounge. The lounge has a wood burning stove, French doors to the front garden and a door leading to stairs to the first floor landing.
The first floor landing has doors leading to the 2 bedrooms, both bedrooms benefit from storage cupboards and en suite shower rooms.
Further benefits include gas central heating, double glazed windows, a southerly facing front garden, We are advised by the current vendors that there are approved access rights for 2 cars to park at the side of the property, however there are no official parking areas.
The high street is just over 0.5 miles away and offers a good range of independent outlets. There are a good number of eateries and public houses both in the village and nearby. There is access to local schools, walking and cycling routes, as well as excellent communication links, including the M3 & M4 and railway stations.
Situated in a conservation area with Grade II listed status and period features, history points to the home dating back to the 18th century with parts of the neighbouring property, suggested to date back, 300 years.
Due to the nature of the conservation area and listed status, recent Works have been completed to improve and maintain the property heritage status, and working alongside the local council there is no forcible works on this property, However Like any historic property maintenance work is to be expected buyers should be well aware of the responsibilities of owning heritage property and Listed Building.
The home is accessed via a garden gate, leading to the front garden and the attractive canopied entrance porch with the front door leading to the dining room. The dining room has a cupboard housing the boiler, a split stable style door leading to a strip of land to the rear of the property and open plan access to the fitted kitchen and lounge. The lounge has a wood burning stove, French doors to the front garden and a door leading to stairs to the first floor landing.
The first floor landing has doors leading to the 2 bedrooms, both bedrooms benefit from storage cupboards and en suite shower rooms.
Further benefits include gas central heating, double glazed windows, a southerly facing front garden, We are advised by the current vendors that there are approved access rights for 2 cars to park at the side of the property, however there are no official parking areas.
The high street is just over 0.5 miles away and offers a good range of independent outlets. There are a good number of eateries and public houses both in the village and nearby. There is access to local schools, walking and cycling routes, as well as excellent communication links, including the M3 & M4 and railway stations.
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About this agent
Selbon Residential Sales & Lettings - Church Crookham
UBC Sentinel House, Ancells Business Park, Harvest Crescent,
Fleet, Hampshire,
GU51 2UZ
01252 943269Selbon offer a hybrid service to vendors and landlords, having the best of both world's, a choice of fees to suit your needs, whilst enjoying the service and support of a local estate agent with 32 years experience including running an office in Fleet, as well as Selbon's sister office which boasts over 17 years as one of Swindon's top agents. Castles estate agents has been hand picked by The Guild of Professional Estate Agents, The Relocation Agent Network and Cartus, the world's leading provider of relocation services, as their sole representatives in Swindon and also currently boast a 4.9* out of 5* rating on Feefo based on independent client reviews. We would be delighted to visit your home to discuss your property journey and how we would help sell or let your property in your desired timescale and at the very best price.