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Daxcroft, Drury Lane, Bentworth, Alton, Hampshire, GU34 5RL Daxcroft, Drury Lane, Bentworth, Alton, Hampshire, GU34 5RL Daxcroft, Drury Lane, Bentworth, Alton, Price £797,500 Hampshire, GU34 5RL Embracing a contemporary twist with a character feel, an individual detached Reception Hall 10' 3'' x 9' 0'' (3.12m x 2.74m) family house with country views near the centre of a highly respected village. Including tongued and grooved effect stairway. Porcelain floor, corniced ceiling, The property has been carefully and extensively improved since the early 2000's radiator, phone socket. Understairs store cupboard - light. by the present owners to create an impressive family home with comfort, warmth and a friendly atmosphere in mind. There are numerous notable characteristics, Sitting Room 20' 7'' x 11' 1'' (6.27m x 3.38m) one of the primary ones being the superb dining kitchen. The uPVC double Twin aspect over front and rear gardens. Oak mantel surrounded recessed glazing has chrome finished handles, whilst the heating system powers radiators, fireplace fitted with multi-fuel burner stove, slate hearth. Corniced ceiling, two the majority of which incorporate thermostatic valves. The main heating radiators, tv aerial socket. Pair of French doors to sundeck/rear garden. thermostat is wireless and can be moved throughout the house providing complete heating control where needed. There are oak veneered internal doors Lifestyle Dining Kitchen 24' 9'' x 10' 11'' (7.54m x 3.32m) with chrome handles to the lifestyle kitchen and white panelled doors elsewhere. Twin aspect - front and rear. Presenting Optiplan fitted kitchen furniture in white Contemporary features are complemented by stylish white sanitaryware and panelled livery with brushed chrome finished handles, soft closers and granite smooth ceilings, most of which display coving. The three main bedrooms are not worktops with peninsular breakfast bar. Integrated with Bosch appliances only doubles but also enjoy views over the meadows opposite towards the parish consisting of split level stainless steel electric double oven, touch control ceramic chuch, primary school and village hall. hob, stainless steel chimney style vented hood, concealed dishwasher and concealed full height pair of fridge and freezer. Providing extensive floor Daxcroft occupies a favoured village setting with just a handful of individual cupboards with corner carousel, top and pan drawers and matching wall cabinets homes and a farm/equestrian centre in the neighbourhood. Across the meadow with corner chrome finished shutter unit and wine ports. Task worktop lighting opposite is the Conservation Area protected village centre where you will with horizontal tiled splashbacks, tv aerial socket and Carron deep one and a discover St Mary's C of E primary school and church, the village hall, and the quarter bowl single drainer sink with swan-neck mixer. Porcelain floor. Satin picturesque green. In true village tradition, there are annual events including a chrome light and power switch plates to kitchen area. Dedicated dining area with fete, a gardening club and local societies, the well known Sun Inn, a pond and pair of chrome tall column radiators. Pair of oak framed glazed panelled the cricket club. The community also possesses a golden postbox resulting from Parliament hinged doors to hall. the 2012 London Olympics. High in the Hampshire hills, Bentworth is encompassed by unspoilt countryside traversed by footpaths, bridleways and Family Room 16' 7'' x 11' 6'' (5.05m x 3.50m) overall byways. The Woodland Trust land is towards nearby Burkham. The major Twin aspect - rear and side. Radiator, high level electric services cupboard, also towns of Alton (4 miles drive to the Market Square), Basingstoke and Winchester low energy electric panel heater. Pair of French doors opening to patio/rear are within reach, the foremost having High Street shops, stores including garden. Waitrose, M&S and Sainsbury's, senior schools and an FE college, a sports centre and a commuter rail service to London Waterloo (minimum journey time Cloakroom 67 minutes). There are also private schools with the diversity of the area White suite of hand basin with mono tap and soft closing dual flush WC. evidenced by gliding at Lasham, golf courses near Alton, Four Marks and Porcelain floor, chrome multiple heated towel radiator, automatic extractor fan, Alresford, fly fishing on the Itchen and indoor cricket at Dummer. display sill. Ground Floor Utility Room 9' 11'' x 7' 11'' (3.02m x 2.41m) excluding recess Rear garden aspect. Fitted with oak worktops, countersunk white Belfast sink, Entrance Vestibule cream units providing floor cupboards, corner laundry unit and wall cabinets, tiled Via hardwood five lever lock front door and pair of part glazed side panels with upstands. Porcelain floor, downlighting. Plumbing for washing machine, space external floodlighting. Front aspect. Radiator. Pair of part glazed panelled for condensor dryer. Alarm control panel. Wall hung Ideal Classic LPG boiler. doors opening to:- Composite stable type five lever lock door to sundeck/rear garden. First Floor Integral Garage Store 11' 8'' x 8' 6'' (3.55m x 2.59m) Ledged and braced pair of timber entry doors. Strip light, high level storage Galleried Landing / Study 14' 8'' x 8' 11'' (4.47m x 2.72m) platform, multiple power points. Main area including stairwell. Front aspect and views. Approached from reception hall via spindle balustraded straight stairs to matching galleried landing Level Lawned Gardens - space for computer station. Dado rails, radiator, smoke detector. Hatch to loft - The front lawn is contained within a post and rail fence with beech hedging fitted with sliding aluminium ladder, light and part boarding. including natural screen to LPG tank. Further log store. Morning sundeck with shingle path leading to left side gate/path. Second gate accesses the rear Master Bedroom 14' 7'' x 11' 6'' (4.44m x 3.50m) garden, which features an expanse of floodlit sundeck with second outside tap. Front aspect - view over meadow opposite towards village centre. Corniced It adjoins the French doors of the sitting room and family room, also with a paved ceiling, radiator, tv aerial socket. patio leading to the lawn, beyond which is a cherry tree, beech style afternoon seating area with wisteria and raised sleeper borders, flower bed, timber garden En-suite Shower / Dressing Room 16' 0'' x 5' 5'' (4.87m x 1.65m) shed with light and power and adjoining store. Corner play area with miniature Including fitted beaded range of part shelved double and single wardrobes, fort and sandpit. cupboards above. Rear aspect - seasonal rooftop view to Tickley near Burkham. White suite with chrome finished fittings to glazed and tiled corner shower Directions enclosure with remote control, corner wash basin with mono top, and dual flush From Alton, take the A339 towards Basingstoke. After about 2 miles, turn left WC. Part tiled walls in white with Aqua mosaic style keyline, engineered signposted Bentworth. Continue up into the village passing The Sun Inn on the bamboo floor, downlighting, radiator, extractor fan, shaver socket. right. At the T-junction, turn left and then at the mini-roundabout beside The Star Inn, turn right. Progress down the hill passing the school and church set back on Bedroom Two 11' 6'' x 11' 1'' (3.50m x 3.38m) the right. At the crossroads, turn right (Drury Lane) where the house is fourth on Front aspect and views. Dado rails, radiator. the left. Bedroom Three 11' 3'' x 11' 2'' (3.43m x 3.40m) NOWEALa611072 Plus built-in wardrobe. Front aspect and views. Radiator. Bedroom Four 13' 11'' x 5' 6'' (4.24m x 1.68m) Pair of windows overlooking rear garden with seasonal rooftop views. Radiator. Bathroom 11' 1'' x 9' 0'' (3.38m x 2.74m) overall Rear aspect. Presenting a four piece white suite with chrome finished fittings providing deep double ended Victoria & Albert bath with central mixer spout, separate glazed and tiled shower cubicle, countertop wash basin with mono top and soft closing dual flush WC with Italian porcelain tiled walls, Travertine surrounds and porcelain floor, downlighting, chrome ladder heated towel rail. Built-in airing cupboard - hot water cylinder, immersion heater, digital programmer. Outside Driveway Parking Via five bar gate with main tarmacadum style area and shingle borders with log store, further floodlight and outside tap. Viewing is by prior arrangement. 78 High Street, Alton, Hampshire, GU34 1EN Sales: 01420 87379 Lettings: 01420 87409 Email: [email protected] www.wprhomes.co.uk These property details are set out as a general outline only and do not constitute any part of an Offer or Contract. Any services, equipment, fittings or central heating systems have not been tested and no warranty is given or implied that these are in working order. Buyers are advised to obtain verification from their solicitor or surveyor. Fittings and fixtures are not included unless specifically described. All measurements, distances and areas are approximate and for guidance only. Room measurements are taken to the nearest 10cm and prospective buyers are advised to check for any particular purpose e.g. fitted carpets and furniture. This material is protected by the laws of copyright. The owner of the copyright is Warren Powell-Richards Limited. This property sheet forms part of our database rights and copyright laws. No unauthorised copying or distribution. .
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