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" A stunning, well-appointed detached family house designed by renowned local architect Gerald Unsworth, built in 1930 and sympathetically extended by the current owners 10 years ago. It is presented with whitened rendered elevations under a tiled roof.
The property offers well-presented and versatile accommodation of excellent proportions. The property has great character and has retained a wealth of original features including panelled walls, servants' bells, and an open fire in the drawing room. There is a superb kitchen/dining room with a walk-in larder and separate utility room, together with an adjoining family room with double French doors into the garden. The snug has a wood-burning stove and also opens into the garden. Two further rooms at the front of the house offer flexible accommodation, which the current owners use as a music room and study. In addition, there is an annexe with a separate entrance, waiting room and cloakroom, currently used as a home office, which could also make an ideal suite for an au pair or family member.
On the first floor, the master suite has a fine view over the garden with two Juliet balconies with double doors, a separate dressing room and a large ensuite with Jacuzzi bath and walk in shower. The remaining five bedrooms are all double rooms with two of them benefitting from ensuite shower rooms, and the family bathroom has a separate shower and bath.

Situation
Occupying an ideal position within 0.2 mile of Liphook village centre, and walking distance of mainline station and Bohunt Academy with its outstanding OFSTED rating. The village offers a wide range of amenities including a Sainsbury's supermarket and the railway station on the Waterloo/Portsmouth line. There is an excellent choice of both private and state schools within easy reach. Liphook also boasts a range of leisure facilities including two golf clubs and Champneys Forest Mere health spa. The surrounding area is noted for its natural beauty, much under the ownership of The National Trust or within the South Downs National Park.

Outside
To the front the property is approached by a large shingle driveway with parking for numerous cars, flanked by mature shrubs providing a good degree of screening. A side gate leads to the rear where there is an impressive York stone patio. Beyond is an extensive area of lawn flanked by well stocked borders of flowering and herbaceous shrubs. The garden has further paved patio areas and there are a wide variety of mature trees. The rear garden enjoys a southerly aspect and is well screened with mature beech and yew hedging and a small copse area at the rear of the garden, affording a good degree of privacy. In all the garden EXTENDS TO ABOUT 0.5 ACRE.

Additional Information
SERVICES: All Mains Services. Gas Fired Central Heating.
LOCAL AUTHORITY: East Hampshire District Council. Tel: 01730 266551 "