Tylston Meadow, Liphook, Hampshire, GU30

This appealing family home offers generous accommodation and an impressive garden, set within a sought-after cul-de-sac

On entering, a wide hallway gives access to a cloakroom, leading through to a bright and well-proportioned sitting room featuring a cast-iron fireplace with wooden mantle and surround, complemented by a front bay window that fills the space with natural light. The sitting room opens into a formal dining room, which in turn provides double doors onto the garden. The modern, fully fitted kitchen/breakfast room enjoys views over the rear garden and connects to a useful utility room. From here, the double-length integral garage can be accessed, offering excellent potential for conversion, subject to the usual consents. The first floor provides four well-sized bedrooms, including a main bedroom with its own en suite shower room. Viewing is highly recommended to appreciate the quality and comfort this property offers.

The property is approached via a broad block-paved driveway, accompanied by a lawned area featuring a mixed shrub and plant border enclosed by a low privet hedge. A side gate leads to the rear garden, where a pathway runs along the back of the house, opening onto a generous lawn with a patio positioned at the far end. The garden is fully enclosed by close-board fencing.

The location is particularly convenient, positioned on the edge of Liphook village with its selection of shops and leisure amenities. Liphook station, offering services on the Waterloo–Portsmouth main line, is approximately a mile away. The property benefits from easy access to the A3, providing direct routes north towards London and the M25, and south towards the Portsmouth coastline and the M27. The area is well served by both state and independent schools, including Churcher’s Junior School and Bohunt Secondary School. It is also ideally placed for enjoying the surrounding countryside, with the South Downs National Park nearby and many acres of scenic land—much of it owned by the National Trust—close at hand. The larger towns of Haslemere and Petersfield, offering more comprehensive facilities, lies about five and nine miles distant