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" This house is situated within Seymour Place, Odiham, a cul-de-sac on just 27 privately owned homes, all with a garage.

The accommodation comprises, entrance hall, living room, dining room, conservatory, study, cloakroom and kitchen. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms, the master bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, there is also a separate bathroom. Externally, the grounds are well maintained and there is a garage.

Seymour Place benefits from an estate manager and there is 24 hour emergency cover in place. Properties can be bought and sold on the open market, they are sold on a 999 year lease starting from March 1984. The cost of providing service and amenities is shared equally between all properties. Owners are consulted annually regarding costs and there are no ground rents and no restrictions on ownership, except that one resident must be over 55 years of age. We understand the current annual charges to be circa ?3,000 per annum, this includes building insurance and water charges.

Odiham is a delightful historic town with a rich architectural heritage of listed buildings, a royal pedigree and convenient access to a range of local shops and amenities. The High Street has great charm and character.

A strong community spirit prevails with tennis, cricket and bowls clubs and the Parish Council and Odiham Society take a keen interest in maintaining all that is good about Odiham. The town has a doctor's surgery, opticians and dentists, together with a Post Office, two high street banks, hairdressers, general food store, The George Hotel, selection of public houses and restaurants. There are schools for all age groups within the village.

All Saints Church sits in The Bury, the historic centre of the town. The name Odiham comes from Anglo Saxon Witham or settlement on the edge of wooded land, with the surrounding landscape offering some splendid walking and views out across open rolling chalk countryside.

The Basingstoke Canal runs through the northern edge of the village with towpath walks. The larger local towns of Farnham and Basingstoke provide a wider range of shopping, recreational and leisure facilities.

The M3 (Junc. 5) is within easy reach providing fast access to the national motorway network as well as Heathrow, Gatwick and Southampton Airports. Mainline railway stations can be found in nearby Hook & Winchfield, both serve London Waterloo in about an hour.

Three bedrooms
Three reception rooms
Two bathrooms
Buyers of 55 and over
Garage "