• Five/six bedrooms
• Private gardens
• Three ensuite shower rooms
• Garage
• Family bathroom
• Lounge with fireplace
• Triple aspect kitchen/family room
• Garden office/studio
• Adjoins recreation ground
• Central location

Skilfully extended and comprehensively modernised by the current owner, an exceptionally spacious family home situated close to the heart of Liphook and within walking distance of all the local amenities and schools. The property offers extremely flexible and adaptable accommodation featuring a stunning open plan kitchen/family room, which is triple aspect and features twin double opening doors to the garden. There is also a spacious double aspect reception room and a ground floor bedroom with en-suite that offers scope as an annexe. To the first floor, a double aspect master bedroom features an en-suite shower room and walk-in wardrobe, there is a further double bedroom with en-suite shower room and three additional bedrooms and a family bathroom.The property is set in a unique location of just 4 houses and directly adjoins Liphooks’ recreation grounds and is approached by a driveway leading to the DETACHED GARAGE and parking. From the garage there is an adjoining studio with windows and doors out to a enclosed garden area. There is a further area of garden to the rear which offers landscaped terracing with garden store and access to the recreation grounds.The property enjoys a convenient location that adjoins Liphook Recreation Ground. It is within walking distance of the centre of Liphook which boasts many leisure, shopping and education amenities which include the Ofsted 'Outstanding' rated Bohunt Academy School and sixth form college. There are both local and national shops including a Sainburys; pubs, restaurants and coffee shops, The Living Room Cinema and numerous sports clubs. Liphook mainline railway station provides good commuter services on the London Waterloo to Portsmouth Line whilst the improved A3 offers good road links. The surrounding area is noted for its beauty and much of it is either owned by the National Trust or lies within

Tenure
Freehold