Bottle Lane, Hook, RG27

From a courtyard setting, the front door opens into a central hallway. Upon entering the property, you are immediately greeted with a sense of charm and character typical of a property from this period, with many exposed timbers complemented by solid oak doors and wooden flooring. The truly stunning 21' double-aspect sitting room, with a vaulted ceiling, features French doors leading to the garden and double doors giving access to the kitchen-dining room. The kitchen has been fitted with a range of bespoke units under an expanse of granite work surfaces. A double Butler sink and range cooker further complement this stunning space, with double doors opening to the rear garden. This room provides a wonderful area for entertaining, with a large central island and ample space for a dining table. There are four double bedrooms, two of which are served by en-suite bathroom/shower rooms, while the two remaining bedrooms, both with fitted wardrobes, are served by a family bathroom.

Outside

The property has a private rear garden which is fully enclosed and provides a wonderful area for outside entertaining. In addition there is a separate outbuilding/garage.

Situation

Mattingley is a much sought after Hampshire village located to the west of London, about 45 miles from Hyde Park and 30 miles from Heathrow. Junction 5 of the M3 is about 3.5 miles away and both Hook and Winchfield have stations offering regular services to Waterloo. Junction 11 of the M4 is about 8 miles in the opposite direction and you can join the Elizabeth Line in Reading for fast regular services to Paddington. Mattingley is surrounded by open farmland and has an attractive 15th Century church and well-regarded pub called the Leather Bottle. Hook and Hartley Wintney are just over 2 miles away and have a good selection of local shops, a new supermarket and a great choice of gastro pubs and coffee shops. There are a number of excellent schools in the area including Wellesley Prep School, St Neots, Lord Wandsworth College, Cheam, Wellington College and Robert Mays State School.