House For Sale £725,000
***open house 17th September!***
Locally known as ‘The House that Jack Built’ this four bedroom detached family home comes with an interesting history. Built singlehandedly in the 1950’s by local man Jack, using only his bicycle to transport local sand to make materials such as concrete, this property has a truly unique past.
Fast forward 70 years and this property has been lovingly bought to the 21st century, the fully integrated kitchen truly is the Heart of the Home here, featuring not only a double Bosch oven, but additional single with warming tray, two wine fridges, a central island and granite worktops throughout. With cooler nights drawing in, the log burner in the living area will be sure to keep you warm and adds to the property’s character.
On the first floor, there is superb master bedroom with sizeable en-suite containing his & hers basin and a double walk in shower. Two further double bedrooms, one featuring a sky light, a single bedroom currently operating as a home office and a family bathroom.
The plot, measuring 150ft in length, offers ample parking to the front of the property and a sizeable wrap around garden with separate patio and lawn areas. A workshop/gym with potential for home office, is found to the rear of the property offering further versatile space.
Services
Our client advises us that the property benefits from mains gas & electricity with private drainage.
EPC Rating: D
Location
Lindford is a quiet semi-rural village with the river Wey acting as a natural boundary to its neighbouring larger town of Bordon. With a local convenience store, the recently refurbished Royal Exchange public house, a working mans club, dentist, fishing tackle shop, Chinese takeaway, two nursery schools, village hall and Church, all within the village. Ideally situated in East Hampshire, Lindford offers its residents great accessibility to the A3 for commuters with Gatwick and Heathrow also being less than 1 hours drive. Residents can enjoy the convenience and transport links but also reap the benefits of having acres and acres of ancient woodland and heathland, right on our door step.
Locally known as ‘The House that Jack Built’ this four bedroom detached family home comes with an interesting history. Built singlehandedly in the 1950’s by local man Jack, using only his bicycle to transport local sand to make materials such as concrete, this property has a truly unique past.
Fast forward 70 years and this property has been lovingly bought to the 21st century, the fully integrated kitchen truly is the Heart of the Home here, featuring not only a double Bosch oven, but additional single with warming tray, two wine fridges, a central island and granite worktops throughout. With cooler nights drawing in, the log burner in the living area will be sure to keep you warm and adds to the property’s character.
On the first floor, there is superb master bedroom with sizeable en-suite containing his & hers basin and a double walk in shower. Two further double bedrooms, one featuring a sky light, a single bedroom currently operating as a home office and a family bathroom.
The plot, measuring 150ft in length, offers ample parking to the front of the property and a sizeable wrap around garden with separate patio and lawn areas. A workshop/gym with potential for home office, is found to the rear of the property offering further versatile space.
Services
Our client advises us that the property benefits from mains gas & electricity with private drainage.
EPC Rating: D
Location
Lindford is a quiet semi-rural village with the river Wey acting as a natural boundary to its neighbouring larger town of Bordon. With a local convenience store, the recently refurbished Royal Exchange public house, a working mans club, dentist, fishing tackle shop, Chinese takeaway, two nursery schools, village hall and Church, all within the village. Ideally situated in East Hampshire, Lindford offers its residents great accessibility to the A3 for commuters with Gatwick and Heathrow also being less than 1 hours drive. Residents can enjoy the convenience and transport links but also reap the benefits of having acres and acres of ancient woodland and heathland, right on our door step.
