Crondall Road, Fleet, GU51

This stunning cottage is believed to have served as a gamekeeper's cottage on the Dogmersfield estate, situated at a small crossroads where the original lane connected Crookham Village to Crondall. Sundown Cottage sits within a conservation area and while it is not listed as a protected building it holds significant historical and architectural significance. Alterations are permissible, provided they adhere to local planning regulations, although the facade must remain unchanged. A gravel driveway at the front offers ample parking space and leads up to a double garage. Upon entering through the front door, one is welcomed into a central hallway granting access to various rooms and a downstairs cloakroom. The impressive main reception room exudes character with its exposed timbers and Inglenook fireplace housing a wood-burning stove. An alternative entrance leads to a tastefully renovated ground floor shower room and a secondary staircase accessing two first-floor bedrooms.
The kitchen serves as the heart of the home, featuring a charming country cottage style design with sturdy wooden work surfaces, integrated appliances including a wine cooler, and a gas-fired Aga. An extension from the kitchen leads to a remarkable Orangery boasting panoramic views of the garden and surrounding fields. Additionally, there is a separate family room or study with French doors leading outside. The bedrooms are accessed via two different staircases, one leading to the principal bedroom with dressing room/bedroom 4, while the other staircase provides access to two further bedrooms and a four-piece family bathroom suite. To truly appreciate the allure of this stunning cottage, an internal viewing is essential.

Outside

The garden stands out as a distinctive highlight of this property. A barn-style studio, added in recent years, offers exceptional ancillary space suitable for remote work. Presently utilized as a yoga studio, it holds potential as an ideal space for teenagers' recreation, a games room, or a home office. The garden features extensive lawn areas adorned with herbaceous borders, while a spacious paved terrace creates a delightful setting for outdoor gatherings, offering stunning views of the neighbouring countryside.

Situation

Situated in the heart of this popular Hampshire village backing onto open countryside. The area has a rich local history and enjoys rural surroundings yet with convenient access to local road and rail links. Fleet provides a comprehensive range of shopping and recreational facilities. There are a number of good schools within the local area including three infant schools, and Court Moor and Calthorpe Park Secondary School, in addition many of the independent schools are in easy reach. The area is well served for the commuter with main line stations at Fleet, Hook and Winchfield providing a scheduled service to London Waterloo; also the M3 at Junctions 4a and 5, within easy driving distance.