Liphook cul-de-sac location

GUIDE: £500,000-£525,000 Generously proportioned three-bedroom, two-bathroom detached home set in this popular cul-de-sac close to Weavers Down heathland yet retaining the convenience of easy access to the village centre, amenities, schools and A3 access.

Entering the sitting room with a feature fireplace and bay window, a door opens to the separate dining room with an archway opening to the kitchen/breakfast room with a fitted gas hob and extractor fan over, a fitted electric double oven and grill with access to the rear garden through the stable-type door. Utility room with space and plumbing for washing machine. The ground floor accommodation is complete with a cloakroom/shower room.

The first floor provides a main bedroom with fitted wardrobes, two further bedrooms and a family bathroom with white suite.

The generous rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with a summer house to the rear of the garden. A large paved patio area can be accessed from the kitchen, which makes a great entertaining area with space for table and chairs. The rear garden is enclosed with panel fencing on both sides. The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with a driveway on one side. There is access to the rear garden via gates on both sides.

Additional Property Details:

Council Tax Band: D
Local Authority: East Hampshire District Council
Services: Mains Gas, Electric & Drainage
Tenure: Freehold
Lease Length: NA
Service Charge: £10.00PCM
Ground Rent: N/A

Liphook & Surroundings:

Having grown from a coaching stop on the London to Portsmouth journey in the 1800's, Liphook is now a thriving village situated on the three counties borders. The property occupies a convenient central position in Liphook, which offers local facilities, including a Sainsbury's supermarket, two doctors' surgeries, a chemist and local stores.

The railway station services the Portsmouth/London Waterloo main line, whilst Liphook is located with easy access to the recently improved A3 providing good transport links to the south coast and Guildford and London to the north.

The surrounding countryside is renowned for its outstanding natural beauty, much of which is under the ownership of the National Trust or within the South Downs National Park and is within walking distance of Radford Park as it follows the winding River Wey with a number of trails and large grassed areas for recreation.

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