• 17th Century Period House, steeped in history
• Second oldest house in Liphook
• Previously Collyer’s Farm
• Impressive reception hall with inglenook
• Wealth of ceiling and wall timbers throughout
• Spacious living accommodation including cellar
• Master suite and three further large bedrooms
• Family bathroom
• Large private gardens
• Detached office and garage block with scope to develop (subject to planning)

A substantial 17th century period house, steeped in history and is reputed to be the second oldest house in Liphook. It occupies an established position on the outskirts of the village and offers great potential.Beech Court is an impressive period house and retains a considerable amount of original features including a extensive wall and ceiling timbers, inglenook fireplaces, a cellar, oak plank flooring, original bread ovens, leaded light windows, and substantial chimney stack. The whole offers a wonderful atmosphere and there is clear potential to modernise the house and develop the office/garage buildings into a self-contained annexe/property subject to the necessary planning consents.The property occupies an established and tucked away location in a convenient position close to the village centre. To the front of the property there is a garage block and extensive car parking for at least twenty cars. The gardens are found predominantly to the rear and are laid to level lawn with rockery gardens, brick retained patio. The whole enjoys a high degree of privacy with mature trees, shrubs and fruit trees and extends to just under half an acre.