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A one bedroom retirement apartment which is located on the first floor of the Ash Lodge building of the popular Pegasus court development, which is accessed via elevator or stairs, both of which are in close proximity.

Upon entering the generous hallway, immediately to the right is a generous storage cupboard, straight ahead there is the bedroom with fitted wardrobe and plenty of natural light due to the double aspect windows. To the left hand side of the hallway is the recently refitted bathroom which has a walk in shower with a hand rail, basin, w/c and houses the hot water tank.

The sitting room is of square proportions and features patio door to a south facing balcony ideal for flower pots. The kitchen has been updated in recent years and has a built-in oven, microwave, electric hob and space for fridge freezer.

All appliances and heating are electrically powered, and the property has the option to use alarm cords if desired. The site also offers a laundry room facility and a large communal lounge and conservatory on the ground floor of the main Ash Lodge building.

The property is 400 yards to the centre of Hartley Wintney, and its range of shops, cafes and restaurants. Close to Fleet for shopping, and good bus and train links.

Pegasus Court has a superb reputation of being one of the most popular retirement communities in the county, with communal areas and regular social events being set in fantastic gardens.

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.