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New Road, Eversley Five Bedroom Character Home New Road, Eversley Five Bedroom Character Home www.mccarthyholden.co.uk New Road, Eversley, Hampshire, RG27 0PA The Property- Introduction room has been created with the family in mind and Well situated only five miles from the historic offers great versatility with space for dining and a market town of Wokingham, the larger regional This fantastic family home is the perfect blend of sitting area if you desire. Two sets of bi-fold doors centres of Reading and Basingstoke are both within character and contemporary. The original cottage open the room up to the patio and garden beyond easy reach and provide extensive retail and leisure dates back to the 1800s and has been significantly whilst the log burner and underfloor heating facilities, with the well-known Oracle and Festival extended and improved to create a modern, open ensure this is the hub of the house all year round. Place complexes at their heart. The property is and spacious property in excess of 2,500 SQ FT also well placed for the commuter with both the whilst still retaining period features. M3 and M4 motorways in easy reach, providing The Property- Upstairs excellent access to the Thames Valley corridor Situated in the semi-rural village of Eversley, the and motorway networks. Mainline stations at house is located towards the end of a quiet no To the first floor there are four good sized Reading, Basingstoke, Hook and Fleet provide fast through road with off street parking for three bedrooms and family bathroom. Two of the and regular rail services to London Paddington vehicles and boasts a generous 150ft rear garden. bedrooms have en-suites with underfloor heating. and Waterloo respectively. There is a Waitrose The second floor has been added to host a approximately 1 mile away as well as other shops Renovation work throughout the property has generous principal bedroom with a walk in dressing and supermarkets nearby. There are a good number seen the installation of underfloor heating in area and four piece en-suite with underfloor of excellent schools within the area including the ground floor and bathrooms, Cat 6 wiring heating. internationally renowned Wellington College throughout the house, ceiling speakers in the which is less than a mile away. Luckley House, open plan area, a smart heating system and fibre Holme Grange, Eagle House, St. Neot’s in Eversley, broadband. Ludgrove in Wokingham and Yateley Manor are all The Local Area excellent considerations. The Property- Downstairs The property has easy access to Winchfield and Located around thirty seven miles from central Fleet train stations which have trains to Waterloo London, nearby exceptional road, rail, and air travel The front door leads through to a generous hallway taking approx. 55 minutes. Local state and private facilities are within easy reach of this beautiful and a useful utility/boot room with cloakroom schools for all age groups are close by as well the house. and side access to outside. There is a cosy study historic villages of Hartley Wintney, Dogmersfield with an open fireplace and a separate family room and Odiham and their amenities. Dogmersfield is before entering into the beautiful open plan kitchen home to the popular Four Seasons Hotel. Fleet is and living space to the rear of the property. This the nearest town located 3 miles away which offers supermarkets and a high street with various shops, restaurants and coffee shops. 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There are lovely walks nearby at the Basingstoke Canal which provide wonderful opportunities to explore countryside steeped in history. Cricketers Pub - Eversley Hartley Wintney- Duck Pond Cricket - Eversley Oracle Shopping Centre- Reading Wokingham ©Photos above by JohnJoe.co.uk Page 25 www.mccarthyholden.co.uk Consumer Protection Regulations McCarthy Holden give notice that the particulars are produced in good faith and in accordance with the Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008 (CPR). They are set out as a general guide only and do not constitute any part of a contract or warranty whatsoever. Intending purchasers or tenants should not rely on them as statements of representation of fact, but must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to their accuracy. No person in the employment of McCarthy Holden has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever in relation to the property. A detailed survey has not been carried out nor have the services, heating systems, appliances or specific fittings been tested. Any photograph incorporated within these particulars shows only certain parts of the property and it must not be assumed that any contents or fixtures and fittings shown in the photographs are either included with the property or indeed remain in it. Room sizes shown and any floor plans should not be relied upon for carpets and furnishings. Land estimate is a guide and it has not been possible to quantify accurately. If there is any point which is of particular importance to you we will be pleased to check the information for you and confirm that the property remains available. This is particularly important if you are contemplating travelling some distance to view the property. Directions - Postcode RG27 0PA. Please contact McCarthy Holden for detailed directions Fixtures and fittings: All items of fixtures and fittings, including but not exclusively carpets, curtains/blinds, light fittings, kitchen equipment and garden ornaments etc. are specifically excluded unless mentioned. Viewing Services Local Authority Telephone sole agents Mains Drainage, oil heating and Electricity Hart District Council McCarthy Holden: 01252 842 100 EPC - D(65) www.mccarthyholden.co.uk Page 26 www.mccarthyholden.co.uk.
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