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Old Toll Gate, Hound Green Attractive Five Bedroom Period House Old Toll Gate, Hound Green Attractive five bedroom period house. Located in the hamlet of Hound Green, a lovely rural community adjacent to the villages of Rotherwick and Mattingley, within Firstwhich paragraph,is a church, editorial public housestyle, andshort, pre-school considered nursery. headline Everyday benefitsfacilities canof living be found here. inOne Hartley or two Wintney sentences and thatHook. convey More what you would say in person. extensive educational, recreational and shopping facilities are Secondavailable paragraph, in Reading additional and Basingstoke. details of Private note about schools the nearby property.include Daneshill, Wording toWellington add value College, and support Lord Wandsworthimage selection. 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Property Infomation List Property Infomation List Location specific / nearby insights and helpful information. The property has delightful gardens and grounds, amounting to PropertyPostcode: Infomation RG27 List 8LQ Itatque sum repro ipsaped moditat re, illandam enimet ma just under 0.4 acre. To the front is a gravel driveway with parking, Property Infomation List soluptatur repudignis doles exerum et estia sequi consedita leading on to the triple garage, with potential to convert to an vel idusci dolorumendel ius. office/annexe, subject to obtaining the necessary consents. The rear garden is incredibly private and secluded, comprising areas of formal lawn with an array of shrubs, trees and flowering plants, with terraced area to enjoy the garden. The gardens adjoin open farmland, providing a lovely rural outlook. Internal Page1 Single Pic Inset Knight Frank I would be delighted to tell you more. 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