Recreation Road, Odiham

A rare opportunity for young families to secure a well-presented, twice-extended three-bedroom family home in the heart of Odiham, offered with no onward chain.

Perfectly positioned for family life, the property is on the doorstep of Leapfrogs Nursery, with Buryfields Infant and Mayhill Junior Schools within close proximity. Robert May’s School is also close by for the years beyond, with the recreation ground and children’s playground sitting directly opposite. Few homes in the village offer such a complete childhood experience within such easy reach of the front door.

Thoughtfully extended twice by the current owners, the property provides over 1,170 sq ft of family accommodation, considerably more space than is typical for the road. The layout has been designed around the practicalities of modern family life, with generous living spaces, useful storage and two bathrooms.

Ground Floor

The welcoming hallway leads through to a spacious fitted kitchen/breakfast room, with plenty of space for the whole family to gather at mealtimes.

A separate utility room sits conveniently off the kitchen, with direct access to the garden, ideal for keeping school bags, muddy boots and laundry out of sight.

The generous living/dining room provides a warm and sociable heart to the home, featuring a log-burning stove and French doors opening onto the rear patio. The connection between the living space and garden makes it easy to keep an eye on children playing outside while relaxing indoors.

A well-appointed fitted shower room completes the ground floor, providing invaluable flexibility for busy family mornings and giving the house two bathrooms in total.

First Floor

Upstairs are three well-proportioned bedrooms, alongside a family bathroom featuring a beautiful freestanding roll-top bath with handheld shower, wash hand basin and WC.

Outside

The enclosed rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn, creating a safe and secure space for children and pets. Mature planting, established flower beds, shrubs and trees give the garden a settled and attractive feel.

Immediately behind the house is a sunny paved patio, perfect for outdoor dining and entertaining, together with a useful shed and separate potting shed.

To the front, a private driveway provides parking for several cars.

With its generous accommodation, thoughtful extensions, excellent school catchment and exceptionally convenient village location, this is a home that has been shaped around family life and one that offers the rare opportunity to make the very best of growing up in Odiham.

The historic village of Odiham, the first Hampshire entry in the Domesday Book, offers a health centre, dentists, independent shops, a Co-op with Post Office, coffee shops, pubs and restaurants, all walkable. The state schooling is well regarded, with Buryfields Infant, Mayhill Junior and Robert May's forming a complete pathway from nursery to GCSE without a school run by car. Noted independents include Lord Wandsworth College, St. Nicholas', St Neots and Daneshill. For commuters, M3 J5 is a short drive, with Hook and Winchfield stations offering direct lines to Waterloo. Farnham and Basingstoke provide major supermarkets and wider amenities.