The Property

Situated within the sought after village of Long Sutton, this two-bedroom semi-detached cottage which was built in 1912 is offered to the market with flexible and spacious accommodation throughout. Benefits to this property include a garage with parking, two reception rooms, enclosed rear garden and scope to extend STPP.

Ground Floor

Accommodation comprises of a spacious light and airy entrance hall with vaulted double height ceiling and access into the living room which offers a beautiful feature fireplace. The kitchen offers a range of units, work surfacing, integrated appliances, and additional appliance space with a stable door leading into the rear garden. From the kitchen you lead into the dining room which overlooks the rear garden. Outside by the kitchen you will find a utility room/wash room and outside storage.

First Floor

On the first floor the property has two spacious bedrooms. The family bathroom finishes the first-floor accommodation with a sink, toilet, and bath with shower over the bath.

Outside

The charming mature enclosed rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with well-established flowers, shrub beds, vegetable garden and trees. At the rear of the property, you will find a patio area ideal for al fresco dining. The mature private front garden is enclosed by trees, shrubs and a mixture of flowers.

Nearby, a garage is located for the property along a lane which provides parking for the parking.

Location

Believed to have historical links to Lord Wandsworth College, this semi-detached character cottage is at the heart of Long Sutton which has a strong community spirit and is home to a church, public house, popular primary school, and Lord Wandsworth College. Nearby Odiham provides a broad range of independent shopping and numerous restaurants along with day-to-day facilities including a supermarket, post office, church, public house, health centre and dentists.

The range of state schooling in the area is excellent, including Long Sutton C of E Primary School in the village and Robert May’s School, together with a selection of noted independent schools including Lord Wandsworth College in the village, and St. Nicholas’ School, Sherfield, Yateley Manor, and Daneshill nearby.

Tax band D and Hart is the local council.