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A recently redecorated three-bedroom detached home located in the popular village of Winchfield. Offering well-proportioned living space and bedrooms the property also benefits from being conveniently located opposite Winchfield mainline station. The property has a garage and is also offered to the market with no onward chain. Beauclerk Green is its own private estate, which is a no through road and has a lovely community pond directly opposite this home.

The living room is a well proportion room with a feature brick fireplace to one corner and dual aspect windows. The kitchen and dining area is open creating a lovely space which also benefits from double doors onto the patio area. The kitchen has a built-in fridge/freezer and washing machine and has a four-ring gas hob and oven.

There are two double bedrooms which have built in wardrobes as well as space for freestanding wardrobes. In addition to this there is a single bedroom with space for freestanding wardrobes. The master bedroom also benefits from an en-suite. The bathroom has a bath with a shower fitting above. Within the hallway there is a storage cupboard and access to a loft providing additional storage space.

The property has a single garage. The rear garden has various shrubs and perennials and is mainly laid to lawn. Directly at the back of the property there is a patio which is covered by a pergola with climbing plants and to the back of the garden there is a decking area overlooking the trees and fields beyond.

Well suited to commuters, this property has easy access to Hook, Winchfield and Fleet train stations which have trains to Waterloo taking approx. 55 minutes. Local state and private schools for all age groups are close by as well the historic villages of Hartley Wintney, Dogmersfield and Odiham and their amenities. Dogmersfield is home to the popular Four Seasons Hotel. Fleet is the nearest town located 3 miles away which offers supermarkets and a high street with various shops, restaurants and coffee shops.

The village of Hartley Wintney has many historic features most notably the cricket club which was formed in 1770 and St Mary’s Church was built around 1254. There are many commons, woods, duck pond and a golf course. The high street contains a variety of shops, family run butcher, florist, hairdressers, boutiques, Post Office, Tesco Express, pharmacy, public houses and a mixture or restaurants. Local to Hartley Wintney you will find two supermarkets in Fleet and a further three in Camberley just along the A30 with both the Meadows Shopping Centre and Watchmoor Park.