- 4 Bedrooms +
- En Suite Shower Room +
- Family Bathroom +
- Reception Hall +
- Living Room +
- 22'8/6.9m Kitchen/Dining/Sitting Room +
- Cloakroom +
- Garage +
- Garden +
- Service Charge: £381.91 (January 2026) +
A handsome village house with 4-bedrooms, well-proportioned kitchen/dining/sitting room and a walled garden standing about half a mile from the centre of Odiham. The house is well-appointed and the feeling of space is immediate with a spacious reception hall with doors to each of the principal rooms and cloakroom.
Features of note include a large kitchen/dining/sitting room. This is a perfect room for everyday living with French doors opening out to the terrace and garden. The kitchen is is fitted with cabinets, pan drawers and integrated appliances including twin ovens, gas hob with an extractor over, dishwasher, refrigerator and freezer together with quartz work surfaces. The generous and distinctive accommodation also includes a spacious twin aspect living room with a bay window.
There are four bedrooms and a family bathroom including a principal bedroom suite to the first floor.
Special thought has been given to the specification of the house to create a comfortable family home with attractive decor, shutters to the living room and stylish modern white bath and shower room suites. The house also has the remaining balance of an NHBC building warranty.
Outside
The attractive walled garden has been thoughtfully landscaped to take full advantage of the setting, with a central lawn bordered by paved pathways and terraces—ideal for outdoor entertaining and relaxed al fresco living. Mature climbers and areas for potted planting add colour and interest. A side gate provides convenient access between the front and rear of the property. To the front of the garage there is off-road parking, and the garage itself benefits from an up-and-over door to the front and a personal door to the side.
Situation
The house stands within a thoughtfully considered and designed development with areas of open space and mature trees. The historic village of Odiham has a vibrant and active community and is set around a broad and handsome Georgian High Street with a selection of shops, public houses, cafe's, hotel and restaurants. The village of Hook has a mainline railway station to London Waterloo and is about 4 miles distant with access to the M3 (J5). The M3 provides a link to London, the south coast and beyond. There is also a mainline station at Winchfield. The surrounding area boasts many miles of open countryside, ideal for walking and riding including the Basingstoke Canal which is only about 0.3 of a mile distant.
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