House For Sale £425,000
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As soon as you open the front door into this cottage, you are drawn into its charm and character. The front reception room has a feature fireplace and log burning stove. The large sash windows provide plenty of light and a view into the communal gardens to the front. The real feature of the house is the high quality kitchen dining room at the rear of the house. There is more storage than you will usually find in a cottage kitchen and there is even a utility room to keep the laundry separate from the living areas. The french doors open out onto the patio and back garden. A perfect spot for a morning cup of coffee or a relaxing drink after work. The addition of a downstairs cloakroom is a real benefit when friends come over to stay.
Upstairs on the first floor are 2 double bedrooms both of which still have the period fireplaces still fitted and built in wardrobes, providing more important storage. The bathroom is off the main bedroom and had a modern fitted suite with both a full bath and a shower as well.
The front of the house looks out onto the lawned area in the middle of the Mildmay terraces which helps to create this tranquil
setting free from the noise and sight of parked cars. The rear garden is south facing with its own patio area and lawn and has a small shed and large store as well. Connected to the back of the house is another useful store cupboard to keep the cottage less cluttered.
The Location
Taking its name from Lady St John Mildmay, who had the Mildmay Oaks planted for wood for the Royal Naval fleet, the Terrace is a tranquil, safe place to live within a minute’s walk e of the historic Cricket Green and then to the heart of the High Street as well. The well-kept gardens and communal pathways to the front of the property, along with the strong sense of community, create a charming and quite unique location.
The Village
Hartley Wintney is a much sought after Hampshire village offering an active High Street with a broad range of privately owned boutique shops. These include restaurants, cafés, delis, pubs, organic food and wine merchants, beauticians, clothing, arts and antique outlets. There is also a Doctor’s surgery, Dentist, Post Office and Pharmacy.
The village has at its heart the historic Hartley Wintney Cricket Club, which dates back to 1770 and is believed to be the oldest permanently played cricket ground in England. There is also a golf club and numerous other sporting and recreational societies, which contribute to the village’s sense of community. More extensive shopping can be found in nearby Fleet, Basingstoke or Camberley.
Transport
Local and regional transport communications are excellent with junctions 4a and 5 of the M3 being a short drive from the village and nearby Winchfield and Fleet mainline stations providing fast and regular services to Waterloo and Clapham Junction.
Council tax band: D
As soon as you open the front door into this cottage, you are drawn into its charm and character. The front reception room has a feature fireplace and log burning stove. The large sash windows provide plenty of light and a view into the communal gardens to the front. The real feature of the house is the high quality kitchen dining room at the rear of the house. There is more storage than you will usually find in a cottage kitchen and there is even a utility room to keep the laundry separate from the living areas. The french doors open out onto the patio and back garden. A perfect spot for a morning cup of coffee or a relaxing drink after work. The addition of a downstairs cloakroom is a real benefit when friends come over to stay.
Upstairs on the first floor are 2 double bedrooms both of which still have the period fireplaces still fitted and built in wardrobes, providing more important storage. The bathroom is off the main bedroom and had a modern fitted suite with both a full bath and a shower as well.
The front of the house looks out onto the lawned area in the middle of the Mildmay terraces which helps to create this tranquil
setting free from the noise and sight of parked cars. The rear garden is south facing with its own patio area and lawn and has a small shed and large store as well. Connected to the back of the house is another useful store cupboard to keep the cottage less cluttered.
The Location
Taking its name from Lady St John Mildmay, who had the Mildmay Oaks planted for wood for the Royal Naval fleet, the Terrace is a tranquil, safe place to live within a minute’s walk e of the historic Cricket Green and then to the heart of the High Street as well. The well-kept gardens and communal pathways to the front of the property, along with the strong sense of community, create a charming and quite unique location.
The Village
Hartley Wintney is a much sought after Hampshire village offering an active High Street with a broad range of privately owned boutique shops. These include restaurants, cafés, delis, pubs, organic food and wine merchants, beauticians, clothing, arts and antique outlets. There is also a Doctor’s surgery, Dentist, Post Office and Pharmacy.
The village has at its heart the historic Hartley Wintney Cricket Club, which dates back to 1770 and is believed to be the oldest permanently played cricket ground in England. There is also a golf club and numerous other sporting and recreational societies, which contribute to the village’s sense of community. More extensive shopping can be found in nearby Fleet, Basingstoke or Camberley.
Transport
Local and regional transport communications are excellent with junctions 4a and 5 of the M3 being a short drive from the village and nearby Winchfield and Fleet mainline stations providing fast and regular services to Waterloo and Clapham Junction.
Council tax band: D
