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"A family home built in 2003 offering extensive accommodation over 2 floors. The large entrance hall opens to all rooms, a cloakroom, living room to the rear with a feature stone fireplace with doors opening onto the garden, a family room/study with bay window to the front, the rear aspect dining room has doors onto the garden. The kitchen/breakfast/family room offers ample floor and wall units in a Shaker design, with a range of integrated stainless steel appliances and a breakfast bar. The family/breakfast area is front aspect with a bay window. The hall gives rise to an oak staircase to the first floor with 5 bedrooms, all with fitted wardrobes. The master bedroom has a full bathroom with walk in shower, the guest suite a shower room and a large family bathroom complements the additional three bedrooms. There is a loft ladder to the 2nd floor, currently carpeted with Velux windows with the added bonus of recently extended planning permission ref 12/01036/EXT to add a dormer window with alterations to the existing loft space.

Situation
The property is located on the outskirts of the village of North Warnborough, between Odiham and Hook. The historic town of Odiham has restaurants, pubs, gift shops and all that is required for day to day living. Odiham has state schools for all ages, including Robert Mays Senior School. There are private schools in the vicinity such as Lord Wandsworth College, The Grey House, St Nicholas and Yateley Manor to name but a few. Hook offers a supermarket and butchers, florists etc. Fleet is within driving distance for additional shopping as is Reading with its many department stores. The local rail stations of Winchfield and Hook offer mainline access for London Waterloo. The M3 Junction 5 and M4 Junction 11 are all accessible.

Outside
The property offers parking for 3 vehicles to the front leading to the double garage and access to the rear garden, which is mainly laid to lawn. The garden wraps around the property with a terrace across the back of the house with an additional one to one side and gated access onto Bartley Heath Nature Reserve with over 300 acres of heath land and woodland for walking, along with the Basingstoke Canal close by.