Situated at the head of a quiet cul-de-sac in the heart of Whitehill, this beautifully extended end-of-terrace home offers generous living space, stylish interiors and outstanding access to local countryside, making it ideal for modern family living and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

The property is approached via a welcoming entrance hallway with integrated storage, leading through to a superb open-plan living space which forms the heart of the home. This impressive area seamlessly combines sitting, dining and kitchen zones, creating a versatile and sociable environment perfect for everyday living and entertaining. The kitchen is well appointed with built-in oven, hob and dishwasher, with ample space for additional appliances.

To the rear, a bright conservatory provides a relaxing year-round retreat, enhanced by the comfort of underfloor heating and offering direct access to the garden.

Upstairs, the accommodation comprises two generous double bedrooms, a well-proportioned third bedroom ideal as a home office or nursery, and a contemporary family bathroom. Further storage is available within the loft space.

Externally, the property enjoys a private and well-maintained rear garden featuring a paved patio seating area, manicured lawn and attractive planted borders. A separate garage and allocated parking space are conveniently located to the rear, with direct gated access from the garden — ideal for secure storage of bicycles, outdoor equipment and general storage.

The home is superbly positioned for access to outstanding outdoor amenities. The popular Green Loop, a 7km award-winning network of walking and cycling trails, is moments away, along with the extensive Hogmoor Inclosure offering over 50 hectares of woodland and heathland. The picturesque Deadwater Valley Nature Reserve and the Shipwrights Way, providing routes into the South Downs National Park, further enhance the appeal for walkers, cyclists and nature lovers.

Any estate management or service charges: Residents association charge
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Whitehill and Bordon are well-regarded East Hampshire towns offering an excellent balance of modern living, green open space and strong transport links. Positioned close to the Surrey and West Sussex borders, the area provides easy access to both countryside and major commuter routes, making it ideal for families, professionals and those seeking an active outdoor lifestyle.

The towns benefit from a wide range of local amenities including supermarkets, independent shops, cafes, leisure facilities, medical centres and well-regarded primary and secondary schools. The nearby Bordon Eco-Town development has further enhanced the area, delivering new infrastructure, retail facilities, public spaces and sustainable transport links.

Outdoor enthusiasts are particularly well catered for, with the Hogmoor Enclosure, Deadwater Valley Nature Reserve, and the popular Green Loop cycle and walking trail all close at hand. The surrounding countryside offers miles of scenic routes for walking, cycling and horse riding, while the South Downs National Park is within easy reach for more extensive exploration.

For commuters, Liphook mainline station is approximately 4 miles away, providing direct rail services to London Waterloo in around 60 minutes. Excellent road connections via the A3 offer swift access to Guildford, Portsmouth, the M25 and wider motorway network.

Combining modern convenience, outstanding natural surroundings and excellent connectivity, Whitehill and Bordon represent a highly desirable location for a wide range of buyers.