House For Sale £475,000
Situated within a short walk of Liss village and mainline railway station, this deceptively spacious semi-detached home has previously been extended and retains a high degree of character and charm. Located in a sought-after residential no through road, the location is perfectly suited for commuters and families.
Situated within a short walk of Liss village and mainline railway station, this deceptively spacious semi-detached home has previously been extended and retains a high degree of character and charm. Located in a sought-after residential no through road, the location is perfectly suited for commuters and families.
The house is approached via a courtyard garden, with new fencing and pathway to the front door. On entering the hallway, it is apparent that you are in a stylish and contemporary home, with an abundance of character immediately highlighted by the attractive, traditional style tiled floor. To the front is a sitting room with feature fire and solid French oak mantle, ideal for relaxing, behind is an open plan dining area to the comprehensively fitted kitchen breakfast room. The kitchen is fitted with a range of white gloss base and eye level wall units, comprising ample work and storage space incorporating solid wooden work surfaces. There is an integrated electric oven and grill with four ring gas hob and extractor over, with integrated fridge freezer and space for a washing machine and dishwasher. The kitchen also benefits from a part vaulted ceiling with skylight and a set of rear aspect French doors, both allowing natural daylight to accentuate this wonderful open plan living space. Off the kitchen is a walk-through storage area leading to a ground floor cloakroom/WC. French doors from the kitchen lead out onto the rear garden with raised decking area, lawn and pedestrian gate out to the off-road parking space.
On the upper floor, the character features continue with a spacious landing, with natural light and a practical area suitable for a dressing area or home office. There are three bedrooms and bathroom with separate bath and shower cubicle.
Other notable features include double glazing, gas central heating, smooth finished ceilings and engineer oak flooring on the ground floor give a clean contemporary feel.
The village of Liss is in East Hampshire, within the South Downs National Park and accordingly has good access to surrounding countryside and numerous footpaths, bridle paths and country lanes, suitable for walking, riding and cycling. Liss is well placed for the A3 (Petersfield Bypass) London to Portsmouth route and has a mainline railway station on the Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo line, so has always been popular with commuters, with Guildford, the M25 and South Coast accessible. The village supports several private shops, plus a Tesco Express convenience store. For families, there are an Infant & Junior school and several playgroups. This community village has several clubs and societies, plus well-established Tennis, Cricket and Football clubs. The nearby (approx. 5 miles) market town of Petersfield offers a more comprehensive range of shops, bars and restaurants including supermarket brands Lidl, M&S Food, Waitrose, and Tesco.
Council Tax Band: D - £1870.44 - East Hampshire District Council.
Viewing appointments are highly recommended and strictly by appointment with Jacobs & Hunt, Petersfield. Tel: We are available 7 days A week for your viewing convenience!
Situated within a short walk of Liss village and mainline railway station, this deceptively spacious semi-detached home has previously been extended and retains a high degree of character and charm. Located in a sought-after residential no through road, the location is perfectly suited for commuters and families.
The house is approached via a courtyard garden, with new fencing and pathway to the front door. On entering the hallway, it is apparent that you are in a stylish and contemporary home, with an abundance of character immediately highlighted by the attractive, traditional style tiled floor. To the front is a sitting room with feature fire and solid French oak mantle, ideal for relaxing, behind is an open plan dining area to the comprehensively fitted kitchen breakfast room. The kitchen is fitted with a range of white gloss base and eye level wall units, comprising ample work and storage space incorporating solid wooden work surfaces. There is an integrated electric oven and grill with four ring gas hob and extractor over, with integrated fridge freezer and space for a washing machine and dishwasher. The kitchen also benefits from a part vaulted ceiling with skylight and a set of rear aspect French doors, both allowing natural daylight to accentuate this wonderful open plan living space. Off the kitchen is a walk-through storage area leading to a ground floor cloakroom/WC. French doors from the kitchen lead out onto the rear garden with raised decking area, lawn and pedestrian gate out to the off-road parking space.
On the upper floor, the character features continue with a spacious landing, with natural light and a practical area suitable for a dressing area or home office. There are three bedrooms and bathroom with separate bath and shower cubicle.
Other notable features include double glazing, gas central heating, smooth finished ceilings and engineer oak flooring on the ground floor give a clean contemporary feel.
The village of Liss is in East Hampshire, within the South Downs National Park and accordingly has good access to surrounding countryside and numerous footpaths, bridle paths and country lanes, suitable for walking, riding and cycling. Liss is well placed for the A3 (Petersfield Bypass) London to Portsmouth route and has a mainline railway station on the Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo line, so has always been popular with commuters, with Guildford, the M25 and South Coast accessible. The village supports several private shops, plus a Tesco Express convenience store. For families, there are an Infant & Junior school and several playgroups. This community village has several clubs and societies, plus well-established Tennis, Cricket and Football clubs. The nearby (approx. 5 miles) market town of Petersfield offers a more comprehensive range of shops, bars and restaurants including supermarket brands Lidl, M&S Food, Waitrose, and Tesco.
Council Tax Band: D - £1870.44 - East Hampshire District Council.
Viewing appointments are highly recommended and strictly by appointment with Jacobs & Hunt, Petersfield. Tel: We are available 7 days A week for your viewing convenience!
