• Detached family home +
• En suite to master bedroom +
• Sitting room with log burner +
• Beautiful views to the front and rear +
• Large kitchen/diner +
• Quiet village location +
• Four large bedrooms +
• Driveway parking for 5 cars +
• Utility room +
• Pleasant rear garden with storage/stables +

This well presented family home is located in the quit village of Pamber Green which is situated between Tadley and Bramley. The accommodation comprises;  a large dining hall, sitting room with log burner, study/bedroom 4 with fitted cupboards, and stunning kitchen/dining room with granite worktops and an Alpha range cooker. There are oak folding doors between the sitting room and kitchen which open up to create a wonderful entertaining space. The kitchen opens into a charming conservatory which looks out over the beautiful garden. There is also a very useful utility room and cloakroom. Upstairs is the master bedroom with ensuite shower room, 2 further bedrooms and family bathroom. To the front there is a large driveway that comfortably fits 5 cars and there are some mature shrubs and bushes offering privacy to the front. There is a lovely well stocked garden to the rear with a variety of shrubs and bushes. It has a patio are then a large area of lawn with stables at the far end that is used for storage. The property backs onto open countryside and offers stunning views and lovely walks with access to Pamber Forest.  The property is heated by an oil fired boiler and all mains services are connected except gas. There are solar panels also fitted that reduce monthly costs for heating and hot water.  The property enjoys a rural setting while remaining conveniently close to everyday amenities. The nearby town of Tadley offers a range of shops including supermarkets such as Sainsbury's, Lidl and the Co-op Food, along with independent stores and services. Well-regarded local schools include The Hurst School and several primary options in Tadley and the surrounding villages. Popular local pubs such as The Queens College Arms and The Plough provide welcoming dining spots, while the surrounding countryside offers pleasant walking routes. For commuters, rail services are available from Bramley railway station and Basingstoke railway station, with convenient road access to the A340 and M3/M4, making this an attractive balance of village living and accessibility.