House For Sale £650,000
With views to the front and large, southerly rear garden, a charming three bedroom cottage, spacious lounge/diner with large Inglenook fireplace and detached home office.
Location - The property enjoys a semi-rural position in one of Eversley's most sought after locations, tucked away down a private lane overlooking fields to the front and enjoying southerly gardens to the rear. There is miles of excellent walking and riding countryside close by including Bramshill Forest. The village centre and schools are within a short drive including the highly regarded Charles Kingsley school and St Neot's. There are a number of excellent restaurants and public houses nearby. Eversley has a charming village atmosphere with its cricket pitch adding to the setting. Eversley Sports Association offers excellent opportunities for hockey, football, and cricket - with 2 pitches and dedicated indoor facilities. The towns of Wokingham, Camberley, Reading and Basingstoke are within a short drive and offer excellent shopping and recreational facilities. The M3, A30, A33 and M4 are a short drive giving fast access to the road network and central London. Nearby Crowthorne station serves links to Reading and Gatwick Airport.
Outside - The property is approached via its own gravel driveway with off road parking leading to a 23' carport which runs through to the rear garden. The rear garden is large and enjoys a southerly aspect. There is a detached brick built garden office/hobby room with a tiled roof recently re-laid ideal as a Home Office or Treatment Room. There is a large patio adjacent to the conservatory and a large lawned area beyond, vegetable patch and the whole garden is enclosed and enjoys much seclusion.
Description - A charming cottage built originally we believe around 1760 with later additions to the side, rear and front; all done in keeping with the original character and surrounding properties. On the ground floor is an entrance vestibule with replaced composite double glazed front door, hardwearing vinyl flooring and a charming archway through to the main reception room boasting a superb Inglenook fireplace, a charming bay and exposed timbers and brickwork. This room is open plan to the spacious dining room which leads through to the kitchen/breakfast room and onto a delightful conservatory with cloakroom off and French doors onto a large patio and the rear garden.
To the first floor is a landing, three delightful bedrooms, two of which have views over the fields, a spacious bathroom and all the rooms have exposed timbers. There is gas central heating with a Combi boiler, fibre optic cabling (currently Vodaphone) and double glazing sympathetically installed.
Location - The property enjoys a semi-rural position in one of Eversley's most sought after locations, tucked away down a private lane overlooking fields to the front and enjoying southerly gardens to the rear. There is miles of excellent walking and riding countryside close by including Bramshill Forest. The village centre and schools are within a short drive including the highly regarded Charles Kingsley school and St Neot's. There are a number of excellent restaurants and public houses nearby. Eversley has a charming village atmosphere with its cricket pitch adding to the setting. Eversley Sports Association offers excellent opportunities for hockey, football, and cricket - with 2 pitches and dedicated indoor facilities. The towns of Wokingham, Camberley, Reading and Basingstoke are within a short drive and offer excellent shopping and recreational facilities. The M3, A30, A33 and M4 are a short drive giving fast access to the road network and central London. Nearby Crowthorne station serves links to Reading and Gatwick Airport.
Outside - The property is approached via its own gravel driveway with off road parking leading to a 23' carport which runs through to the rear garden. The rear garden is large and enjoys a southerly aspect. There is a detached brick built garden office/hobby room with a tiled roof recently re-laid ideal as a Home Office or Treatment Room. There is a large patio adjacent to the conservatory and a large lawned area beyond, vegetable patch and the whole garden is enclosed and enjoys much seclusion.
Description - A charming cottage built originally we believe around 1760 with later additions to the side, rear and front; all done in keeping with the original character and surrounding properties. On the ground floor is an entrance vestibule with replaced composite double glazed front door, hardwearing vinyl flooring and a charming archway through to the main reception room boasting a superb Inglenook fireplace, a charming bay and exposed timbers and brickwork. This room is open plan to the spacious dining room which leads through to the kitchen/breakfast room and onto a delightful conservatory with cloakroom off and French doors onto a large patio and the rear garden.
To the first floor is a landing, three delightful bedrooms, two of which have views over the fields, a spacious bathroom and all the rooms have exposed timbers. There is gas central heating with a Combi boiler, fibre optic cabling (currently Vodaphone) and double glazing sympathetically installed.
