• Quiet Cul-De-Sac +
• Stones Throw From Yateley Common Country Park +
• 2 Minute Walk to Local Londis +
• 5 Minute Walk To Newlands Primary School (Ranked Outstanding) +
• Landscaped Rear Garden +
• Large Living Room +
• 2 Reception Spaces +
• 3 Good Size Bedrooms +
• Cosmetically Updated To A Excellent Standard +
• Garage In A Block +

Property Launch Saturday 14th March
Guide Price £375,000-£400,000
Marketed By Michael Brown

Glenavon Gardens is a lovely cul-de-sac position on the outskirts of Yateley, perfectly placed on the edge of the beautiful Yateley Common Country Park. Whether you’re a first-time buyer taking that exciting first step, or perhaps downsizing without compromise, this home offers an exceptional blend of comfort, presentation and location.

Internally, the property has been cosmetically updated throughout and is presented in immaculate order. The ground floor offers excellent living space, centred around a superbly sized living room and a generous dining room that comfortably accommodates a six-seater table — ideal for both entertaining and everyday family life.

The kitchen sits just off the dining room and offers fantastic potential to create a large open-plan kitchen/diner (subject to the usual considerations). As it stands, the kitchen provides ample worktop space, excellent storage and room for a wide range of white goods.

Upstairs continues to impress with a spacious landing, two very well-proportioned double bedrooms and a single bedroom currently utilised as a home office. The modern bathroom is finished in a neutral three-piece suite, comprising a low-level WC, pedestal basin and panel-enclosed bath with fitted shower and glass screen.

Step back through the dining room, slide open the patio doors, and you’ll find the current owner’s pride and joy — the garden. Beautifully landscaped and predominantly laid to patio and artificial lawn, it offers a sunny aspect and wonderfully low maintenance living. There is also a storage shed and convenient side access.

The property further benefits from a garage in a nearby block (accessed via Barton’s Drive), along with generous parking available in front of the garages. There is potential to create driveway parking to the front (subject to permissions), although the current owners have enjoyed an informal and harmonious parking arrangement with neighbouring properties, meaning they have never felt the need to alter the frontage.