Nestled within the heart of the Hampshire countryside, this impressive residence offers a rare combination of traditional charm and expansive modern living.

The property is defined by its versatility, boasting five generous double bedrooms—two featuring private en-suites—alongside three distinct reception rooms. For those seeking multi-generational living or a dedicated guest wing, the layout provides a seamless opportunity to create a self-contained annexe.

At the centre of daily life is a magnificent twin-aspect kitchen and dining room, where a four-oven Aga serves as a warm centrepiece. This social hub is perfectly supported by a practical utility and boot room, essential for rural family life. The home’s interior aesthetic masterfully blends contemporary comfort with heritage character, highlighted by the sitting room's feature fireplace and the classic country styling of the kitchen.

Externally, the property commands a generous plot of approximately one-third of an acre. The grounds are a haven for those who enjoy the outdoors, featuring sun-drenched patios designed for hosting, a fruit cage for the aspiring gardener, and various outbuildings. A significant advantage is the detached office outbuilding, providing a quiet, professional environment away from the main house.

The property is approached via a large driveway with parking for up to ten vehicles, leading to a detached garage. Location is perhaps the property’s most compelling attribute. Situated in the prestigious village of Kingsley, the home is surrounded by rolling open countryside, offering breathtaking, far-reaching views that provide a sense of total tranquillity. While the setting feels wonderfully secluded, it remains remarkably well-connected.

The vibrant town of Bordon is just moments away, offering extensive modern shopping, leisure facilities, and the innovative "Green Town" developments. To the other side, the historic market town of Alton provides a sophisticated high street and a direct mainline rail link to London Waterloo. Residents of Kingsley enjoy the quintessential village lifestyle, with The Cricketers pub, the local post office, and the village church all contributing to a rich, active community right on the doorstep.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick

The property benefits from solar panels and electric charging point

No Gas at the property

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Kingsley is a popular village bordering the South Downs National Park and lying between the villages of Binstead, Oakhanger and East Worldham. The village has a wealth of amenities including a pre-school, community centre, shop and post office, public house and Church.
The nearby towns of Alton, Farnham, Liphook and Petersfield provide more comprehensive facilities and main line stations to London Waterloo.