Blaegrove Lane, Hook

The Property

Enjoy a real sense of history combined with a modern lifestyle in this picturesque period property. Parts of the home are believed to originate as far back as 1569; formal dating performed by a dendrologist. The extension is uniquely designed, merging curved and extensive spaces, the open plan kitchen/breakfast/dining room presents an ideal family hub. Echoing the curvature of the architecture, the kitchen offers rounded island style area, granite work surfaces and a comprehensive range of units with integrated appliances. The breakfast/dining space offers versatility, with timber beams and Limestone floor tiling, set to a second curve and extending to overlook the rear garden, offering access outside.

Rich with character, a substantial dual aspect sitting room is ideal for hosting guests, spanning in excess of 21ft, with a working fireplace and inset stove, the ceiling threaded with beams. Further reception space is provided by a rear study offering views overlooking the garden. The ground floor further benefits from a utility room, along with a contemporary shower/cloakroom.

Four good sized double bedrooms with character features are upstairs, partially vaulted and interlaced with beams. Presenting generous, double aspect space and an array of fitted wardrobes, the master bedroom features a contemporary five-piece en suite, set to curved architecture, with a roll-top bath and separate shower. An inner lobby gives access to a staircase, connecting the master suite to the ground floor. Bedrooms two and three both benefit from fitted wardrobes, the fourth double bedroom presenting versatility. The bedrooms are further served by a partially vaulted family bathroom, offering traditional styles, with a roll-top bath and a corner shower.
Ultra-fast fibre broadband is also available for use.

The Grounds

Substantial grounds feature to this property, with a plot circa 0.4 acres. Take in views of neighbouring Hampshire countryside from the scenic, open and established rear gardens, presenting a quiet, peaceful setting.

Largely laid to lawn, the gardens are well suited to social events and include a large patio area ideal for al fresco dining and seating. A Hartley Botanic greenhouse is a further feature to the garden.
A double garage and paved driveway provide parking, with a useful workshop area to the garage.


Location

This rural village is well-preserved by conservation areas and listed buildings. It offers swathes of countryside, two farms and a 12th century church. Nearby villages offer reputable schools and public houses, whilst Tylney Hall Hotel and a golf course are also in reach. Set off the A30, it provides excellent links to Hook and the M3. Basingstoke and Hook station service links to London Waterloo.

Vendor Comment
"We have spent many years enjoying and caring for this beautiful period cottage. Within a quiet and peaceful location, it benefits from easy access to excellent transport links and amenities."

The Property
Enjoy a real sense of history combined with a modern lifestyle in this picturesque period property. Parts of the home are believed to originate as far back as 1569; formal dating performed by a dendrologist.
The extension is uniquely designed, merging curved and extensive spaces, the open plan kitchen/breakfast/dining room presents an ideal family hub, with ceiling beams and Limestone floor tiling, plus access to the garden. There is a substantial dual aspect sitting room, featuring a working fireplace with inset stove and timber ceiling beams, whilst a further rear study offers views of the garden. The ground floor further benefits from a utility room, along with a contemporary shower/cloakroom.
Four good sized double bedrooms with character features are upstairs, with the master bedroom presenting fitted wardrobes, and boasting a contemporary five-piece en suite, set to curved architecture, with a roll-top bath and separate shower.
Ultra-fast fibre broadband is also available for use.

The Grounds
Substantial grounds feature to this property, with a plot circa 0.4 acres. Take in views of neighbouring Hampshire countryside from the scenic, open and established rear gardens, presenting a quiet, peaceful setting. Largely laid to lawn, the gardens are well suited to social events and include a large patio area, ideal for al fresco dining and seating. A Hartley Botanic greenhouse is a further feature to the garden.
A double garage and paved driveway provide parking, with a useful workshop area to the garage.
Situated in a rural, well-preserved village with excellent connections, this residence offers a remarkable opportunity.

Tenure
Freehold

Council Tax Band
F

Agents Note
This property features a recently installed sewage treatment plant.