Cross Road, Ash Vale

LOCATION The village of Ash Vale is located on the fringes of the Hampshire and Surrey borders pleasantly surrounded by countryside, fishing lakes, parks and the Ash Ranges, an extensive area of open dry heathland owned by the MOD.

The village owes its existence to transport links, its geography demarked largely between its railway station and Ash Wharf on the Basingstoke Canal, which runs through Mytchett, Ash Vale and Ash providing a perfect environment for tranquil walks. In the summer the small village centre is bursting with colour from the hanging baskets and flower beds.

Nearby villages include Ash, Ash Green, Normandy and Mytchett with several town centers in easy reach including Farnborough, Camberley, Farnham and Aldershot. Ash Vale rail station provides a connection to Waterloo in 40 minutes whilst by road, Guildford is only 20 minutes away and the M3 corridor is accessible through Farnborough. Ash rail station provides routes to Reading and Guildford.

GROUND FLOOR ACCOMMODATION A UPVC double glazed door opens into the entrance where there are stairs to the first floor, vinyl flooring and a door to the downstairs cloak room that is fitted with a white suite and a tile floor. Refitted with range of maple cabinets and a tiled floor, the front aspect kitchen includes a Neff five ring gas hob and extractor, an oven, fridge freezer, microwave and there is space and plumbing for a washing machine. The lounge is an L shaped room with a door to the garden.

FIRST FLOOR ACCOMMODATION To the first floor landing are doors to all room, an airing cupboard and access to the roof space. There are three bedrooms with the master bedroom featuring built in wardrobes. These bedrooms are complemented by the family bathroom that has been refitted with a white three piece suite comprising of a panel enclosed bath with electric shower, wash hand basin, low level W.C and a heated towel rail.

OUTSIDE To the front of the property is off road parking for several vehicles leading to a single garage with an up and over door, power and lighting. Enclosed by wood panel fencing, the rear garden is mainly laid to lawn.