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1 Whitegates PRESTON CANDOVER I ALRESFORD I HAMPSHIRE I RG25 2DN 2 Bedrooms | Bathroom | Hall | Sitting Room | Kitchen/Dining Room | Store | Garden and Off Road Parking Mileages: Alton 9 miles, Basingstoke 8 miles, Alresford 6.4 miles, Winchester 13 miles Main line station at Basingstoke (fast train 45 minutes to Waterloo), Junction 8 of M3 4 miles I Location Preston Candover is a popular rural village community in the heart of the Candover Valley conveniently located between Basingstoke and Alresford. The village has an active community with a well regarded village school, shop/post office, pub, tennis club and recreation ground. Much of the local countryside is essentially unchanged, predominantly of gently undulating agricultural land and ancient woodland with local footpaths which are accessible from the village providing country walking choices, or wonderful cycling over the network of country lanes. Secluded and rural the location may be, yet it is remarkably accessible to the modern world and other regional centres. Basingstoke (with wide range of shopping and main line station) lies a few miles to the north via the B3046 and the nearby M3 connects with London and the south coast. Reading and Newbury are also within range. Hampshire is well catered for with top performing state and independent schools in the area. I Outside I The Property The garden is essentially laid to lawn (having been A semi-detached former farm cottage in need of some convenient position on the eastern side of the village tenanted for many years) with a good space in front updating with scope for extension (subject to presenting an opportunity to live in this unspoilt rural of the house, including off road parking and a gently planning). Once part of the Moundsmere Estate, the corner of North East Hampshire. inclined lawn behind providing a manageable property is positioned within in a good garden plot in a blank canvas. Approximate IPMS2 Floor Area = 69.4 sq m / 747 sq ft N Limited Use Area = 0.5 sq m / 5 sq ft I Directions to RG25 2DN Total = 69.9 sq m / 752 sq ft Leave Basingstoke on the A339, pass under the M3 and take the first right turning towards Cliddesden and Alresford which is the B3046. Follow the road for about 5.5 miles into Preston Candover and 1 Whitegates will be found on your left after about 100 yards. Bedroom 2 Kitchen / Master Bedroom 3.00 x 2.98 Dining Room 3.65 x 2.96 9'10 x 9'9 4.08 x 2.95 12'0 x 9'9 Sitting Room 13'5 x 9'8 4.82 x 3.67 15'10 x 12'0 Up T Store Dn IN Ground Floor First Floor Surveyed and drawn in accordance with IPMS: Residential Buildings by fourwalls-group.com 228110 A former farm cottage with potential “(STPP) in this wonderful Hampshire village, Services: Mains water, electricity and shared private Wilson Hill have not tested apparatus, equipment, yet within commuting range of London and drainage, purchaser to install separate system by fittings or services and so cannot verify they are in other regional centres 1.12.2019 working order. The buyer is advised to obtain Local Authority: Basingstoke and Deane Council, verification from their solicitor or surveyor. Maps and ” plans shown as a guide only. www.basingstoke.gov.uk, 01256 844844 Council Tax: Band C Viewing by appointment with Joint Agents EPC: F33 Details and photographs dated March 2019. 01256 389253 I [email protected] 01730 262600 I [email protected] moundsmere.co.uk I The Estate Office wilsonhill.co.uk Moundsmere Nr Basingtoke RG25 2HE 4 Lavant Street Petersfield GU32 3EW.

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