• Village centre location
• Conservatory
• Close to shops
• Shower room
• Two double bedrooms
• Garage & Carport
• Spacious living room
• Parking
• Kitchen/dining room
• Landscaped gardens

Rarely available; an extremely adaptable detached bungalow set within a stones throw of the village centre and within easy walking distance of the local amenities. The accommodation features a spacious living room and a fitted kitchen/dining room with exposed floorboards, utility room and access to a spacious double-glazed conservatory. The master bedroom has fitted wardrobes and an en-suite cloakroom and there is a good double size second bedroom. The accommodation is completed by a spacious shower room. Outside there is garage, carport and ample parking and the gardens have been attractively landscaped.The property is approached by a shared driveway leading to two parking areas GARAGE AND CARPORT. The front garden is well screened from the road with mature hedging and shrubs with an area of lawn, trellis and front patio. To the rear, the garden has been landscaped for ease of maintenance and offers paved patios with a pathway and areas laid to shingle. To the rear of the garden there is an attractive covered terrace and further patios. Two sheds.The property is set just a few hundred yards from Liphook village centre and also is within walking distance of the mainline station. The village itself boasts a good range of facilities for day-to-day needs including a Sainsbury's supermarket, doctor's surgeries, pharmacy, and local shops and the newly opened Living Room Cinema. The village is noted for its schools with the award winning Bohunt Academy having an ‘Outstanding’ Ofsted rating. In addition, Liphook has a main line railway station on the London/Waterloo to Portsmouth line, whilst the nearby A3 provides good road links to Guildford the M25 and London to the north and Portsmouth the M27 and coast to the south. The surrounding area is noted for its natural beauty, much of which is owned by The National Trust or lies within The South Downs National Park.

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