• House +
• Sitting room +
• Three bedrooms +
• Dining area +
• Family bathroom +
• Kitchen +
• Garage +
• Cloakroom/shower room +
• NO ONWARD CHAIN +
• Liphook centre +

This well-presented three-bedroom house offers large accommodation in this excellent location in the centre of Liphook.

Upon entry, there is a welcoming reception hall that leads to a sitting room with a picture window overlooking the green to the front, and a dining area to the rear. The modern re-fitted kitchen is fitted with a gas hob, a double electric oven, a fitted fridge/freezer and space for a washing machine. Rear lobby with a door to the rear garden and a shower room.

On the first floor there are three bedrooms, all with fitted cupboards (two doubles and a single). A family bathroom with a white suite, with a shower over the bath.

Outside, there is a path leading to the front door with a lawned area on either side. The rear garden is mainly paved with shrubs and plant borders with a retaining wall. The garden is enclosed by walls on both sides and a fence to the rear with a gate at the rear giving access to a path. Garage in a block with an up-and-over door.

Additional Property Details:

Council Tax Band: D
Local Authority: East Hampshire
Services: Mains Gas, Electric & Drainage
Tenure: Freehold
Lease Length: N/A
Service Charge: £330.00PA
Ground Rent: N/A

Liphook & Surroundings:

Having grown from a coaching stop on the London to Portsmouth journey in the 1800s, Liphook is now a thriving village situated on the three counties borders. The property occupies a convenient central position in Liphook, which offers local facilities, including a Sainsbury's supermarket, two doctors' surgeries, a chemist and local stores.

The railway station services the Portsmouth/London Waterloo main line, whilst Liphook is located with easy access to the recently improved A3 providing good transport links to the south coast and Guildford and London to the north, 28 miles away.

The surrounding countryside is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty, much of which is under the ownership of the National Trust or within the South Downs National Park and is within walking distance of Radford Park as it follows the winding River Wey with a number of trails and large grassed area for recreation.