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Hole Lane, Bentley, Farnham, GU10

PROPERTY TYPE

Detached

BEDROOMS

4

BATHROOMS

1

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Key features

  • Charming and characterful detached home in the sought-after village of Bentley, near Farnham
  • Enclosed and secluded, south-facing plot offering peace and privacy
  • Planning approved for an impressive two-storey extension
  • Three spacious reception rooms full of character and original features
  • Rustic kitchen with Belfast sink and wooden worktops
  • Light-filled heated conservatory with garden views year-round
  • Three double bedrooms, two having built-in wardrobes
  • Beautifully landscaped gardens with a private patio dining space for entertaining
  • Detached brick studio/office with significant potential
  • Gated private driveway and garage plus ample off-street parking

Description

Tucked away in the charming Hampshire village of Bentley and within a short drive of Farnham, this characterful detached home offers a rare sense of seclusion and tranquillity. The house is within a conservation area and due to its age and character has historical significance to the village . Positioned on a south-facing plot, the property blends period charm with versatile spaces and excellent potential for further expansion, if required. Planning has been granted for a 2 storey side extension which would add a large master bedroom with an ensuite shower room and a walk-in cupboard. In addition, it provides for the relocation of the existing kitchen to provide an impressive triple aspect kitchen/breakfast room and a sizeable study.

The main house is accessed via a large wooden gate which leads to an enclosed courtyard. There is a large block paved private parking area for up to four cars accessed via a remote controlled sliding gate with a gravelled path leading to the main house. There is ample off-street parking , complementing the detached garage which includes lighting, power, and plenty of loft storage.

Inside, the home exudes warmth and individuality with oak wood flooring through out the downstairs The entrance leads into a welcoming inner hall featuring exposed timbers and an oak staircase to the first floor. The ground floor comprises three separate reception rooms, including a spacious living room with a fully functioning open fireplace, original beams, and access to a sun-soaked terrace. The dining room is equally inviting, boasting sash windows with wooden shutters, while the study provides a cosy workspace with an exposed brick floor and is overlooking the garden. A brick and timber conservatory with electric heating invites natural light as well as garden views, ideal for year-round enjoyment. The kitchen, finished in natural pine, offers rustic charm with wooden worktops, a Belfast sink, built-in appliances, and quarry-tiled floors. Adjacent is a utility room, fully equipped with ample storage and workspace, plumbing for laundry appliances, and a Velux window that draws in the natural light.

The oak staircase leads to a galleried landing opening up to three generously sized double bedrooms, with two rooms thoughtfully fitted with built-in wardrobes. The main family sized bathroom is tastefully appointed with a roll-top bath, a separate tiled shower area and classic paneling, completing the upper level with timeless appeal and warmth.

The garden wraps around the property in a series of beautifully landscaped spaces. The formal lawned areas is bordered by mature shrubs, trees and flowers. There is a raised and enclosed brick patio perfect for entertaining, as well as a hexagonal glass green house for growing & storing plants and a covered coal and wood store.

Adding further appeal to this delightful property is a separate brick studio / office building with its own power, central heating, and plumbing—offering extended accommodation or creative work space.

Retaining many period features throughout, this home is full of character and charm, offering an idyllic lifestyle in one of Hampshire’s most desirable village settings. The property is within walking distance of the local pub and store / post office and an highly regarded village primary school. The property has super-fast broadband and a good 5G mobile service.

Material Information. Planning reference for consented extension , as well as full drawings for the approved extension is 34097/012 and can be found on the East Hants planning portal. (

SAT NAV - GU10 5LW

FREEHOLD

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About Keats Fearn, Farnham

15 Downing Street, Farnham, GU9 7PB
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Keats Fearn was founded by Peter Fearn, who started his lifetime career in estate agency back in the heady days of 1970, and he was joined a few years later by his son, James Fearn, who is a Member of The National Association of Estate Agents. They are supported by a strong, dedicated team of friendly, well-trained professionals. Our office is prominently located on one of the busiest streets in the heart of Farnham's elegant and bustling, Georgian centre.

We specialise in the sale and rental of residential homes in Farnham and the surrounding towns and villages, including Alton, Arford, Bentley, Churt, Crondall, Dockenfield, Elstead, Ewshot, Four Marks, Frensham, Frith End, Holybourne, Kingsley, Medstead, Ropley, Runfold and Tilford. We have a strong emphasis on land acquisition for new homes and their subsequent sales, and also concentrate on Auctions and Conveyancing.

We offer honest, realistic advice, tailored to obtain the best price for our sellers and landlords, and we will always 'go the extra mile' to ensure all of our customers are completely satisfied.

About Farnham

Interestingly, the Saxons gave Farnham its name, which was originally Fearnhamme, fearn referring to the fern and bracken of the land and hamme to the water meadows.

The town centre is dominated by Farnham's Norman castle, which dates back to the 12th Century and was home to the first Cistercian Abbey founded in Britain. It has been an important meeting place for the kings and queens of England and stands on the southern edge of Farnham's historic deer park. The town has known many famous sons and daughters, including Jonathan Swift (1667-1645), best known as the author of Gulliver's Travels, Augustus Montague Toplady (1740-1778), who wrote the hymn Rock of Ages, William Cobbett (1763-1835), arguably the most influential person Farnham has ever produced, Florence Nightingale (1820-1910), who was connected to Farnham through her aunt, Ann, who married George Nicholson, the owner of Waverley Abbey, Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930), who featured the village of Tilford in two of his novels and the famous architects, Edwin Lutyens (1869-1944), and Harold Faulkner (1875-1963).

Farnham is noted for its many exclusive shops, quaint flower filled courtyards, pavement cafes, mainline station offering a fast regular service to Waterloo, and ready access to large areas of open countryside and National Trust Land, offering a wealth of opportunities for walking, riding, golf and other country pursuits.

There is a wide choice of state and private schools in the area for children of all ages, and the town is home to UCA Farnham (University for the Creative Arts).

Farnham Maltings works with communities across South-East England to encourage the greatest number of people to make, see and enjoy the best art possible.

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