Link-detached house for sale in Hook RG29, 4 Bedroom

Woodlark is a classic ‘barn style’ attached
house with traditional black stained boarded
elevations reflecting the farmyard nature of the
development based upon its former
agricultural heritage.

The house features well-proportioned
accommodation throughout centred around spacious hall and landing areas including an unusually large living room with fireplace and multi-fuel stove.
Internal finishes combine traditional
styles with oak doors, oak balustrades to
staircase and landing and oak flooring to
hall and reception rooms complimented
by contemporary finishes to kitchen and
bathrooms.

• Traditional masonry construction to inner walls with beam & block concrete first floor
• Clay roof tiles
• Underfloor heating to ground floor and multi-fuel stove in living room
• Telephone and TV points in all principle rooms including bedrooms
• Kitchen with integrated Bosch appliances and wine cooler with quartz work surfaces
• Sonos ceiling speakers in living room and kitchen
• 80/20 wood fitted carpets to stairs/landing/bedrooms

Long Sutton is a charming village with Saxon origins just to the south of Odiham lying amongst gently undulating Hampshire countryside.

Set around a series of country lanes the village has a central pond, old church, popular village school and at the heart of the community the village hall.

Within easy reach there is a wide choice of private schools including Lord Wandsworth College on the eastern edge of the village Alton College, Daneshill, Edgeborough, Yateley Manor, Cheam and St. Neots. In nearby Odiham there is the well-known Robert Mays Secondary School.

London is readily accessible by road and rail with junction 5 of the M3 within 5 miles and main line stations at Basingstoke, Hook and Winchfield.

Approached by shared block pavior driveway
leading to private parking area and double open
bay car port.

The principle south facing garden is to the front
and side of the property laid to lawn with paved
patio and enclosed by post and rail fencing
with newly planted native hedging to provide a
natural boundary screen.

Additionally, there is a rear enclosed paved
courtyard garden with cycle and bin stores
together with gate to central shared courtyard
with raised feature planter with seating and
access to Wood Hill Lane.