3 bedroom terraced house for sale

Full description:
Offered with vacant possession, this recently redecorated 3 bedroom home is located in a quiet and established non estate location just west of the village centre.
Witihin walking distance of the local schools and shops the property is also ideally positioned for the commuter with Winchfield railway station being less than a mile distant.
Featuring many benefits including a private southerly facing rear garden the property also offers an en suite shower room to the master bedroom and fitted kitchen.

Ground Floor Accommodation

The entrance hall is accessed through an opaque, part glazed front door from which there are doors to the kitchen, cloakroom and living room. The kitchen being at the front of the property has a window overlooking the front garden and driveway and is fitted with a modern range of floor and wall mounted cabinets along with a built in oven and hob. There is further space for domestic appliances and the boiler is located in the corner of the kitchen and serves both domestic hot water and central heating. The cloakroom is fitted with a modern white suite and has an opaque side aspect window. The living room being at the rear of the property enjoys view over the rear, southerly facing garden via a large window and adjoining set of sliding, aluminium, double glazed doors.

First Floor Accommodation

The first floor landing provides access to the bedrooms, bathroom and roof space. The master bedroom is located at the back of the house and enjoys two large windows that over look the rear garden along with a double fitted wardrobe and its own en suite. The en suite has modern white fittings comprising of a corner shower cubicle, pedestal wash hand basin and a low level W.C. The second and third bedrooms face the front of the property and in the case of the second bedroom there is a double fitted wardrobe. The side aspect family bathroom is also fitted with a modern white suite and includes a panel enclosed bath, wash hand basin and a low level W.C.

Outside

The rear garden enjoys a southerly aspect and has recently been overhauled to feature a paved patio along with a newly laid area of lawn and a pathway leading to the rear of the garden with a further circular area of patio and shingle. The garden enjoys a private aspect, enhanced by mature planting to the boundaries. To the front of the property there is a double width brick paved drive leading to the integral garage.

Agents’ notes

All the windows are double glazed and the property is heated by a conventional, hot water radiator system.

Location:
Hartley Wintney was a typical medieval village with its church on the hill overlooking the priory on a marshy island. 1536 was significant, with Henry VIII marrying Jane Seymour of Elvetham. The village expanded in the early 18th century when it moved to Hartley Row to take advantage of the new London to Exeter road (now A30).

There are nearly 100 listed buildings and seven conservation areas in the parish which have been set-up to preserve and enhance the character and appearance of areas of architectural historic interest. The largest of these is centred on the High Street and the famous Oak Common. The village is now lined with local business, shops, public houses and a Baptist church. It is particularly well-known for a proliferation of good antiques, with the picturesque cricket green, home of the oldest cricket club in Hampshire. The green is surrounded by terraced cottages and cricket has been played there since 1770.

If schools are a priority then: Oakwood Infant School, situated adjacent to the historic oak common in the village, for children from the age of four until seven. Greenfields junior school has around 200 children on roll at present, in eight classes from years 3 to year 6. The Greyhouse is a fee paying school from reception class to 11 years. Secondary school is Robert May's in Odiham.