Great Marlow,

The Property
Presenting a prominent and distinctive, double-fronted residence, comprising remarkably flexible, sizeable accommodation. Substantial, sociable family living spaces feature downstairs. A porch opens to a central reception hall, with double doors guiding through to a front-to-back kitchen/breakfast/dining room. Bay fronted dining space offers plenty of room for furnishings, whilst the kitchen area includes tiled flooring and a breakfast bar. Granite work surfaces, oak finished units and integrated appliances further complement the kitchen, including a five-ring gas hob, an extractor, electric oven and dishwasher. A door links from the kitchen to a useful utility room. A contemporary living room extends in excess of 21ft, with bay windows to the front and side, as well as panel-glazed doors opening to a shaped, pitched-roof conservatory. The conservatory is partially brick-built, with UPVC double glazed windows and doors, opening to the garden patio.Six bedrooms offer choice and flexibility. The master bedroom includes a three-piece en suite shower, set to the first floor, where there are also two double bedrooms, one rear aspect, the other bay fronted, as well as a large single, bay fronted bedroom. The first floor is further served by a family bathroom, comprising a white suite. Two second floor bedrooms feature Velux windows overlooking the rear, one bedroom presenting another double. A three-piece shower room further serves the second floor, also featuring a rear-facing Velux window.

The Grounds
Driveway parking is included to the side of the property, with space for two to three cars. A home office/gym offers over 19ft of additional space, having been converted from a garage. The rear garden is screened to provide a good degree of privacy. Patio space spans the back of the home, whilst the garden is mainly laid to lawn, with various shrub borders. Well-tended garden areas to the front of the home are enclosed by wrought iron fencing and divided by a pathway.

Location
This property is well situated within close proximity to Bassetts Mead Country Park and within easy reach of outstanding Ofsted rated schools, Hook Infants and Juniors, as well as Hartletts Park. A strong community village, Hook is set off the A30, with a mixture of businesses and rural countryside. The high street offers independent shops, cafes and restaurants, whilst recreational facilities are assisted by two community halls and a choice of two more parks; King George V Playing Fields and Wellworth Park. Commuters are served by the M3 and the station that links to Waterloo, Southampton, Reading and Basingstoke.

Agent's Comment
"This is an incredibly versatile property, set within a sought after location."

Energy Efficiency Rating
To be confirmed.