The Sett, Yateley

THE PROPERTY Offering generous accommodation with good potential to extend and refurbish (STPP), this detached three bedroom, chalet style house offers well-proportioned family accommodation in good condition. Side by side, the dining room and kitchen show potential for an open plan design, with both already benefitting from views overlooking the rear garden. There is a separate study and a sizeable living room features an inset gas fire. A large master bedroom extends to 15ft, offering a large fitted wardrobe and separate airing cupboard, whilst there are two further good sized bedrooms. A refitted shower room comprises a white two piece suite with fitted vanity units and storage, as well as a walk-in shower, whilst there is also a convenient downstairs cloakroom. Double glazing and gas central heating are also provided.

THE GROUNDS A generous rear garden benefits from a good degree of privacy. This receives plenty of light in the afternoon and features a patio area, generous lawn, planted borders and fruit trees. Additionally, there is a small storage shed, as well as side access. An adjoining garage presents the opportunity to extend (STPP) to create more ground floor space if desired. At the front of the property, there is ample driveway parking, with the potential to add more if required (STPP).

LOCATION A suburban town of Hart which offers many country parks and lakes for recreational activities and hosts community events, including the Gig on the Green. There are excellent schools, local public houses, a Waitrose, sports clubs and Blackwater Valley golf course. It is mainly a commuter town with the A30 providing excellent road links to London, Reading, Aldershot and Guildford. Blackwater station serves regular rail links to Gatwick and Reading.


AGENT'S COMMENTS "This three bedroom home is set in a sought after cul de sac and has so much potential to create a lifetime home."

RECENT TRUSTPILOT REVIEW "Myself and my partner have come across many estate agents whilst searching for a property but none of them have matched up to Mackenzie Smith's standards."

ENERGY EFFICIENCY RATING Current: E | Potential: C