House For Sale £3,500,000
Exceptional Listed Georgian country house, undergoing refurbishment. The property has extensive outbuildings, leisure facilities and impressive grounds.
Description
Blaegrove House is a spectacular early 19th Century country house. The entrance to the property is through attractive brick pillars, hung with black metal electronic gates. The front of the property has a generous gravel driveway with ample parking for several cars. The Grade II listed house is built of Flemish bond brick under a fitted tiled roof, with a central front door.
The main house boasts an impressive array of period features including sash windows with working shutters, superb fireplaces with carved wood and decorative surrounds and original beams. The main doorbell to the house that utilizes the original servants bell box is located in the dining room.
The reception hall leads to the sitting room and dining room, both with grand fireplaces and generous natural light. The reception hall continues onto the double height inner hall with an impressive large arched window, stone flooring, and the central staircase leading to the first floor.
The inner hall leads to the kitchen, dining room, family room, and drawing room. The drawing room is accessed through double doors and has French doors out into the gardens providing stunning views of the grounds. To the rear of the property is the kitchen and family room, an impressive open plan space, perfect for family living. The family room also offers French doors out onto the gardens, vegetable patch, tennis court, and swimming pool - ideal for entertaining.
The original servant’s staircase is situated to the rear of the house just off the family room, alongside the utility room.
The upstairs of the house has a generous master suite, with double doors leading into the suite containing, a bedroom, en suite bathroom and separate dressing room. There are three further double bedrooms and two bathrooms, one en suite.
The current owners are renovating the house, as you can see by the photography the property has been stripped back to its original state.
Once completed the property will have modern electrics, new traditional bathroom suites, upgraded heating, replaced hardwood windows, and lime plaster work where required. This will leave the property a blank canvas for the new buyers to create their own personal touch on the interiors of the house.
In the top paddocks sits a tractor shed, with three open spaces to drive in machinery such as ride on lawnmowers, and tractors. Attached to this is a large shed with power supply, lighting and work benches.
The far end of the grounds has an impressive bespoke raised vegetable patch made from railway sleepers with an on looking summer house, small gardener’s shed and large walk-in green house. Alongside this is a swimming pool, complete with a pool house fitted with a kitchen and large decked area for entertaining and adjoining this the full-sized tennis court.
The gardens are laid to lawn with several bordered and stoned flower beds, throughout the grounds are various fruit trees including Apple, Pear, and Elderflower, other well-established trees include two magnificent Chestnut trees.
Running along the gardens are paddocks which are fenced into three areas, ideal for livestock. In all about 5.2 acres
Location
Blaegrove House is situated on a no through country lane, on the edge of the hamlet of Up Nately in a secluded rural location, surrounded by sweeping countryside, and charming traditional villages. The neighbouring countryside is illustrious for its public footpaths, and bridleways.
Day to day amenities can be found in the centre of Hook, and the surrounding villages of Greywell, Odiham, and Hartley Witney – providing a range of essentials such as, doctors surgeries, post offices, banks, restaurants and public houses.
The area is well served by excellent schooling, including state, private, infant, junior, secondary and colleges. These include Daneshill, Lord Wansworth College, Robert Mays Secondary School, and St Neots.
The location of the house is ideal for commuters, with Basingstoke and Hook providing train services to London Waterloo every hour and nearby London Heathrow Airport approximately 36 miles in distant.
Square Footage: 4,500 sq ft
Acreage:
5.2 Acres
Additional Info
The thoughtfully renovated Coach House offers two self-contained flats, both exhibiting beautiful original beams throughout the structure. The ground floor accommodation has been recently transformed into a modern space, comprising of an open plan kitchen, dining area, and sitting room leading out onto a beautiful patio with original surrounding brick walls. The flat has a double bedroom and en suite bathroom with a large walk-in shower, and boiler room with built in storage. This flat is also fitted with an intruder alarm and monitor for the sites CCTV. The Coach House is close enough to the Main House for convenience, yet far enough away for privacy. The flats are completely self-contained, and have their own services and car parking spaces, making them ideal for friends and family to stay, or rental prospects. The first floor flat is accessed via its own staircase and front door. The accommodation consists of a double bedroom, with built in storage, an open plan kitchen, living space, and bathroom.
The garages at Blaegrove House are one of the most significant features to the property. The external doors have been refurbished to resemble stable doors. In the middle of these doors there is an impressive new hardwood bi-fold door matching the stable door into the office.
Each set of doors is fitted with a pull up safety bollard with individual locks. Internally the garages have been fitted with electronic remote roller shutter doors to maximize security. The garages have also been fitted with motion sensor lighting, internal and external CCTV, an intruder and fire alarm system. CCTV has also been fitted around the estate to heighten security. Monitors have been fitted in the Offices, Workshop, Ground Floor Flat and Main House; these are accessible via application onto mobile devices and computers. The office is integral to the garages, with a reception room along with a separate arched space ideal for a working environment. The office also has its own parking spaces for visitors.
Above the office there is separate room this is accessible via its own staircase and door, the room features its own power supply and lighting. This would be an ideal space for a cinema room, gym or games room.
The middle of the garages also hosts its own kitchen and washroom, making the building self-contained.
Within the grounds of Blaegrove house there are several outbuildings, a sizeable workshop providing work benches and storage space. Also hosting its own water supply, electrics, internal, and external CCTV, and intruder alarm system. To one side of the workshop stands a hydraulic car lift in full operational order, also with an external power socket, on the other side of the workshop the previous owner laid a concrete walled area for car washing.
Up from this there is a further barn, which has been used for detailing work as it has both wall mounted lights and main ceiling lights, this has also been fitted with internal and external CCTV, and an intruder alarm system. This is situated by the back entrance to the property which is enclosed by black metal gates to mirror the front entrance.
These buildings provide sensational views of the pond and surrounding landscape. Past the Coach House sits the original functional and accessible grain shed set upon concrete mushrooms, a phenomenal feature to the house and grounds.
Services; The Main House, Coach Houses, Office and Garaging are all on mains water and electricity, private drainage and oil fired heating system.
Basingstoke and Dean - Band H
Description
Blaegrove House is a spectacular early 19th Century country house. The entrance to the property is through attractive brick pillars, hung with black metal electronic gates. The front of the property has a generous gravel driveway with ample parking for several cars. The Grade II listed house is built of Flemish bond brick under a fitted tiled roof, with a central front door.
The main house boasts an impressive array of period features including sash windows with working shutters, superb fireplaces with carved wood and decorative surrounds and original beams. The main doorbell to the house that utilizes the original servants bell box is located in the dining room.
The reception hall leads to the sitting room and dining room, both with grand fireplaces and generous natural light. The reception hall continues onto the double height inner hall with an impressive large arched window, stone flooring, and the central staircase leading to the first floor.
The inner hall leads to the kitchen, dining room, family room, and drawing room. The drawing room is accessed through double doors and has French doors out into the gardens providing stunning views of the grounds. To the rear of the property is the kitchen and family room, an impressive open plan space, perfect for family living. The family room also offers French doors out onto the gardens, vegetable patch, tennis court, and swimming pool - ideal for entertaining.
The original servant’s staircase is situated to the rear of the house just off the family room, alongside the utility room.
The upstairs of the house has a generous master suite, with double doors leading into the suite containing, a bedroom, en suite bathroom and separate dressing room. There are three further double bedrooms and two bathrooms, one en suite.
The current owners are renovating the house, as you can see by the photography the property has been stripped back to its original state.
Once completed the property will have modern electrics, new traditional bathroom suites, upgraded heating, replaced hardwood windows, and lime plaster work where required. This will leave the property a blank canvas for the new buyers to create their own personal touch on the interiors of the house.
In the top paddocks sits a tractor shed, with three open spaces to drive in machinery such as ride on lawnmowers, and tractors. Attached to this is a large shed with power supply, lighting and work benches.
The far end of the grounds has an impressive bespoke raised vegetable patch made from railway sleepers with an on looking summer house, small gardener’s shed and large walk-in green house. Alongside this is a swimming pool, complete with a pool house fitted with a kitchen and large decked area for entertaining and adjoining this the full-sized tennis court.
The gardens are laid to lawn with several bordered and stoned flower beds, throughout the grounds are various fruit trees including Apple, Pear, and Elderflower, other well-established trees include two magnificent Chestnut trees.
Running along the gardens are paddocks which are fenced into three areas, ideal for livestock. In all about 5.2 acres
Location
Blaegrove House is situated on a no through country lane, on the edge of the hamlet of Up Nately in a secluded rural location, surrounded by sweeping countryside, and charming traditional villages. The neighbouring countryside is illustrious for its public footpaths, and bridleways.
Day to day amenities can be found in the centre of Hook, and the surrounding villages of Greywell, Odiham, and Hartley Witney – providing a range of essentials such as, doctors surgeries, post offices, banks, restaurants and public houses.
The area is well served by excellent schooling, including state, private, infant, junior, secondary and colleges. These include Daneshill, Lord Wansworth College, Robert Mays Secondary School, and St Neots.
The location of the house is ideal for commuters, with Basingstoke and Hook providing train services to London Waterloo every hour and nearby London Heathrow Airport approximately 36 miles in distant.
Square Footage: 4,500 sq ft
Acreage:
5.2 Acres
Additional Info
The thoughtfully renovated Coach House offers two self-contained flats, both exhibiting beautiful original beams throughout the structure. The ground floor accommodation has been recently transformed into a modern space, comprising of an open plan kitchen, dining area, and sitting room leading out onto a beautiful patio with original surrounding brick walls. The flat has a double bedroom and en suite bathroom with a large walk-in shower, and boiler room with built in storage. This flat is also fitted with an intruder alarm and monitor for the sites CCTV. The Coach House is close enough to the Main House for convenience, yet far enough away for privacy. The flats are completely self-contained, and have their own services and car parking spaces, making them ideal for friends and family to stay, or rental prospects. The first floor flat is accessed via its own staircase and front door. The accommodation consists of a double bedroom, with built in storage, an open plan kitchen, living space, and bathroom.
The garages at Blaegrove House are one of the most significant features to the property. The external doors have been refurbished to resemble stable doors. In the middle of these doors there is an impressive new hardwood bi-fold door matching the stable door into the office.
Each set of doors is fitted with a pull up safety bollard with individual locks. Internally the garages have been fitted with electronic remote roller shutter doors to maximize security. The garages have also been fitted with motion sensor lighting, internal and external CCTV, an intruder and fire alarm system. CCTV has also been fitted around the estate to heighten security. Monitors have been fitted in the Offices, Workshop, Ground Floor Flat and Main House; these are accessible via application onto mobile devices and computers. The office is integral to the garages, with a reception room along with a separate arched space ideal for a working environment. The office also has its own parking spaces for visitors.
Above the office there is separate room this is accessible via its own staircase and door, the room features its own power supply and lighting. This would be an ideal space for a cinema room, gym or games room.
The middle of the garages also hosts its own kitchen and washroom, making the building self-contained.
Within the grounds of Blaegrove house there are several outbuildings, a sizeable workshop providing work benches and storage space. Also hosting its own water supply, electrics, internal, and external CCTV, and intruder alarm system. To one side of the workshop stands a hydraulic car lift in full operational order, also with an external power socket, on the other side of the workshop the previous owner laid a concrete walled area for car washing.
Up from this there is a further barn, which has been used for detailing work as it has both wall mounted lights and main ceiling lights, this has also been fitted with internal and external CCTV, and an intruder alarm system. This is situated by the back entrance to the property which is enclosed by black metal gates to mirror the front entrance.
These buildings provide sensational views of the pond and surrounding landscape. Past the Coach House sits the original functional and accessible grain shed set upon concrete mushrooms, a phenomenal feature to the house and grounds.
Services; The Main House, Coach Houses, Office and Garaging are all on mains water and electricity, private drainage and oil fired heating system.
Basingstoke and Dean - Band H
