Five Heads Road, Waterlooville, Hampshire

Situated in a village setting near Catherington Downs, the bungalow benefits from access to local amenities, green spaces and established walking routes. The Farmers Inn pub is nearby, enhancing the appeal of the area for those who value a traditional village environment and countryside surroundings, while still being within reach of facilities in the wider Horndean and Waterlooville area.
This two to three, bedroom detached chalet-style bungalow is offered for sale in a rural Horndean location, set within a large plot and enjoying views over neighbouring fields. Neutrally decorated and providing four to five reception rooms, a separate kitchen and a generous rear garden of over 100ft with an wealth of versatile outbuildings and an alfresco garden kitchen, this home presents a flexible layout suited to a variety of lifestyles.

To the front, the property is approached via a plot that provides an abundance of parking, gated garden access and a large front lawned garden with hedgerows, leading to a home that is arranged to take advantage of both front garden views and the extensive rear garden. The internal accommodation is arranged over ground and first floors, giving a chalet-style configuration that adds to the sense of space and versatility.
To the very front of the home is the entrance porch with a veranda either side offering the perfect space to sit and enjoy the evening sun set throughout all weathers. The porch leads into the main living room, a separate reception space with large windows providing views over the front garden. This room serves as the primary seating area and benefits from good natural light, forming a focal point for day-to-day relaxation. A second separate reception room, also featuring large windows and front garden views, is currently used as a versatile play room but could be ideal to extend the living room into if the new owner wished too. This additional reception room offers scope for a variety of uses, including hobbies or a secondary sitting area, depending on requirements.
A third separate reception room provides a dedicated dining room, again with large windows helping to create a light and comfortable setting for mealtimes and entertaining. Its position within the layout allows easy access to both the kitchen and the rest of the reception areas, supporting practical everyday use.
To the rear, a conservatory forms the fourth reception room. This space benefits from large windows, garden views and direct access to the rear garden. Positioned off the third bedroom/study, it adds another flexible zone that can be used as an additional sitting area, garden room or informal dining space, while making full use of the outlook over the plot.
The separate kitchen is triple aspect, allowing in natural light throughout the day. It overlooks the rear garden, and bids ample counter top space as well as storage space. The outlook over the garden helps to integrate the internal accommodation with the outside space, particularly for those who enjoy gardening or entertaining outdoors.
Sleeping accommodation is arranged across both floors. The ground floor includes a double bedroom currently used as a study, which has direct access to the conservatory. This makes it suitable for home working or as a guest room with immediate access to the garden-facing reception space. On the first floor, a further bedroom is positioned with built-in wardrobes and is located on the upper level, offering separation from the main living spaces below. The master bedroom is a double room with built-in wardrobes, providing useful storage and an organised feel. It has the benefit of an en-suite shower room, which includes a shower, bidet and heated towel rail, offering a self-contained and practical arrangement. This room offers far reaching rural views and is the perfect space to wind down with the beautiful outlook.
There are two bathrooms in total. The ground-floor bathroom includes a bath and bidet, serving the living areas and the ground-floor bedroom/study. The en-suite shower room to the master bedroom on the upper level includes a shower, bidet and heated towel rail, supporting comfortable everyday use.

Externally, the large rear garden extends to over 100ft, forming a key feature of this bungalow. The garden is laid out to provide ample space for outdoor enjoyment, with open views from the front garden, over fields adding a rural aspect to the setting. Versatile outbuildings offer additional storage or hobby space, while the alfresco garden kitchen enhances the potential for entertaining and outdoor dining. The scale of the plot and the arrangement of the garden create a setting well suited to those who enjoy spending time outside.

The garden offers, what was a triple length garage which has been altered to offer a large work shop to the front with front door access, and the rear, which has a stud wall between, to offer a utility room with hot and cold water plumbing and is the ideal space for additional living space. This has the characteristic feature for a stable door and widows. There is a further shed with power and windows, a wonderful Wendy house for children and to the rear of the garden even more space. The rear offers a courtyard garden area to enjoy the setting sun. The Owl House, offering the perfect summer house with veranda that is currently being used as a Spa Room and a second summer house that’s is composite with a composite decked veranda to the front. Both of these over look the bungalow and garden and offer inside, outside living space.

The location near Catherington Downs provides access to open countryside, walking routes and green spaces, popular with those who enjoy dog walking, running or simply exploring the local landscape. Horndean and the surrounding area, including Waterlooville, offer a range of local amenities such as shops, cafés and services, supporting day-to-day living without the need to travel far.

Public transport in this part of Hampshire is typically accessed via nearby bus routes and mainline rail connections from stations in the wider area, such as Petersfield, Havant and Rowlands Castle. These stations provide services towards destinations including Portsmouth, London and other south coast and regional centres, with journey times to London from local mainline stations generally around 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes, depending on service and route. Road links from Horndean connect towards major routes serving the region, placing coastal towns and inland Hampshire within driving reach.
This detached three-bedroom chalet-style bungalow for sale in Horndean combines a village location, extensive rear garden with open field views, multiple reception rooms and a flexible bedroom arrangement across two floors. With parking, a garden extending over 100ft, versatile outbuildings and an alfresco garden kitchen, it offers a practical and well-laid-out home in a sought-after rural setting.

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