Cobbett Square, Bordon, GU35

A well-presented three bedroom semi-detached home overlooking the green in Cobbett Square, arranged over three floors with a spacious principal suite occupying the entire top floor. The property offers versatile family living accommodation, a private rear garden and two allocated parking spaces.

On the ground floor, you’ll find a modern kitchen with built-in appliances, a convenient ground floor W/C, and a bright lounge/dining room with double doors opening onto a private garden. The garden is part patio, part lawn, and includes side access, perfect for outdoor entertaining.

The first floor comprises two generous double bedrooms and a Jack and Jill-style family bathroom, ideal for family living. The second floor is dedicated to the main bedroom, which stretches front to back with windows at both ends, flooding the space with natural light, and features a contemporary ensuite shower room.

Externally, the property benefits from two allocated parking spaces and its enviable position overlooking the green provides a tranquil outlook.

Located within easy reach of local amenities, schools, and transport links, this home combines convenience with comfortable, flexible living making it an ideal choice for families or professionals looking for a stylish, well-connected home in Bordon.

About Bordon

Set within the East Hampshire countryside and surrounded by woodland and heathland, Bordon is a town that has quietly reinvented itself over the last decade. Once known primarily for its military connections, it has grown into a greener, more community-focused place to live, with new neighbourhoods, improved facilities and an abundance of open space.

Nature is very much part of everyday life here. The Hogmoor Inclosure, a 54-hectare area of woodland and heathland on the edge of the town, offers walking trails, natural play areas and a café, making it a favourite for weekend walks, dog outings and family afternoons outdoors.

Schools

Bordon has a good selection of local schools serving families in the area. Primary options include Weyford Nursery and Primary Academy, Woodlea Primary School, St Matthew's Church of England Primary School and Bordon Infant & Junior School.

For secondary education, Oakmoor School serves the town and surrounding villages and moved to a modern campus on Budds Lane in 2019.

The area continues to grow, with further investment in school places planned across Hampshire to support expanding communities.

Transport and Connections

Bordon sits between several well-connected Hampshire and Surrey towns, making it convenient for commuting while retaining a quieter pace of life. The A325 runs through the area, linking the town with Farnham, Alton and the A3, which provides direct routes towards Guildford, Portsmouth and London.

The nearest railway station is Liphook railway station, around four miles away, providing services on the Portsmouth Direct Line to London Waterloo, Portsmouth and the South Coast.

Regular bus services also connect Bordon with nearby towns including Alton, Haslemere, Farnham, Aldershot and Basingstoke.

Local Life

Bordon offers a mix of everyday convenience and outdoor living. Facilities include the Phoenix Theatre and Arts Centre, Whitehill & Bordon Leisure Centre, local cafés, supermarkets and independent businesses within the evolving town centre.

Beyond the town itself, the wider East Hampshire area offers easy access to countryside favourites such as Woolmer Forest and the edge of the South Downs National Park, making it an appealing base for walkers, cyclists and anyone who values time outdoors.