Overview - A four-bedroom detached house set in a popular location on the North side of the village. The house is in good decorative order and benefits from the addition of a conservatory and has an enclosed, west facing rear garden with a good degree of seclusion.
No Chain
Close to Excellent Local Amenities
Close to Excellent Local Transport Links
Close to Local Park Close to Local Schools
Driveway for O Road Parking
Excellent Commuter Links
Lovely Adjoining Conservatory
Very Popular Location
At the front of the house there is an enclosed porch and a front door that opens into a hallway. This has stairs to the first floor, door to a useful ground floor cloakroom and another door into the living/dining room. The living/dining room is a light, bright room with sliding patio doors that open into the modern conservatory, with double doors opening onto the garden. There is a door from the living/dining room into a spacious rear aspect kitchen, matching base and eye-level storage cupboards and drawers with contrasting rolled edged work surfaces, plumbing for
washing machine, integrated dishwasher and wall mounted boiler for heating and hot water, with an external door to the side and another door into a walk-in cupboard with a further door leading into the integral garage.
On the first floor there is a landing, four bedrooms and a bathroom. On the landing there is an airing cupboard and access to the loft via a hatch. The main bedroom is a front aspect room with full width fitted wardrobes. The second bedroom is a double sized, front aspect room with a built-in cupboard and a fitted wardrobe. The third bedroom is a rear aspect room with full width fitted wardrobes, a shower cubicle has been added. The fourth bedroom is a rear aspect single sized room. Finally, there is a bathroom with a modern white suite.
Externally, there is a brick block paved double width driveway, in front of the Integral Garage with electric up and over door, power and light. There is a side gate giving access to the rear garden. The rear garden is west facing and enjoys a good degree of seclusion, it is enclosed on all sides by panel fencing. There is a circular patio area which leads onto a neat, shaped lawn with well stocked flower and shrub borders. Outside tap.
The house has gas central heating via radiators and double-glazed windows, and it is in good decorative order throughout.
Council Tax: Band E
Energy Performance Rating: D
Hook is situated in the district of Hart, in north-east Hampshire about six miles from Basingstoke. It is a large village offering excellent commuter links with London Waterloo accessible in about an hour via the mainline rail station and easy access to Junction 5 of the M3 motorway. Hook has expanded over the past 50 years to become a large village; the centre has shopping facilities including a Tesco supermarket, a mini-Waitrose, doctors' surgery, dentists, a Post Office, takeaways, public houses, and a church. A Sainsbury's store opened in May 2023.
There is both an infant and junior school located in the centre of the village, both are rated outstanding by Ofsted.
Hook is also within the catchment area for Robert Mays Senior School in Odiham. Finally, there are two refurbished community centres hosting a wide range of activities for all age groups. Nearby villages such as Newnham, Odiham, Rotherwick and Hartley Wintney and towns like Farnham and Basingstoke, plus the nearby Wellington Country Park make for a great combination of urban and countryside living. Several local parks include Bassett's Mead Country Park, Hartletts Park, Wellworth Park and the King George V Playing Fields.