Hastards Lane, Selborne, Alton

This beautifully presented detached family home sits close to the heart of the village and has been thoughtfully updated in recent years. The improvements have been made with real care, enhancing the house while preserving its original character. The rooms are well proportioned with high ceilings and large sash-style windows, giving the home a wonderful feeling of light and space.

A real highlight is the impressive open-plan, dual-aspect sitting and dining room with hardwood flooring and French doors leading out to the garden. It’s a large, flexible space that works perfectly for everyday family life as well as entertaining, with lovely views across the garden. There is also a charming conservatory/garden room with doors to both the kitchen and garden.
The bespoke kitchen is fitted with a good range of eye and base level units, integrated appliances and wooden worktops, and there is also a useful cloakroom/utility room.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom with classic white sanitary ware. The principal bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and its own adjoining cloakroom.

The rear garden enjoys a mainly south-easterly aspect and offers beautiful views towards the Hanger. It has been attractively landscaped and includes paved terrace areas ideal for relaxing and entertaining, along with a level lawn and well-stocked borders. There is side access via a gate. To the front, the house is approached via a shingle driveway providing parking for several vehicles.

East Hampshire District Council. Tax Band F
Freehold
All main services, gas heating

The property is superbly positioned within the conservation area of the picturesque and unspoilt village of Selborne. The village has a strong community feel and offers amenities including The Selborne Arms pub, St Mary’s Church, a village hall and Selborne C of E Primary School. Set within the stunning South Downs National Park, Selborne is surrounded by beautiful Hampshire countryside and is famous for its connection with 18th-century naturalist Gilbert White. His house, museum and the popular White’s Café are key village landmarks.

Nearby Liss and Alton provide a wider range of shops and facilities, along with mainline train services to London Waterloo. The A3 at Liss offers excellent road links to London and the south coast.

For more information or to book your viewing appointment, please call Homes Alton Office.