The Property

This charming, well presented four-bedroom character property sits in the heart of the desirable village of North Warnborough. The Old Post Office has been sympathetically updated and extended by the current owners whilst retaining many of its period features including exposed beams and brickwork, sash windows and fireplaces.

Benefits to the property include; four bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen/breakfast/family room, three reception rooms, utility room and externally; garden, driveway parking and garage.

Ground Floor

You are welcomed into the spacious hallway which leads through to the recently extended, fitted kitchen/breakfast/family room, with integrated appliances, breakfast bar and double doors out to the pretty, enclosed rear garden.

There is an elegant living room with feature wood burning stove and separate dining room with open fireplace which leads to a further reception room, currently being used as a snug/family room. There is also a separate utility room and downstairs cloakroom.

First Floor

On the first floor the main bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room and sizeable built-in-wardrobe. There are a further three good-sized bedrooms one of which has a built-in-wardrobe and a fitted family bathroom with separate shower.

Outside

The Old Post Office stands within an attractive landscaped garden providing a beautiful setting with central lawn, raised borders and well-established shrubs. There is a patio/seating area, with brick built BBQ, ideal for entertaining and alfresco dining.

A shared driveway provides access to a private parking area and front garden along with a single garage with access into the rear garden.

Location

The village of North Warnborough has a very strong and active community and sits between the villages of Greywell, Upton Grey and Odiham.

The property is situated on the edge of a conversation area and within close proximity of Basingstoke canal, the ford and King John’s castle.

It has good transport links including the M3 jct5 a short drive away, along with Hook and Winchfield stations providing direct train lines to Waterloo.

The Village of Odiham, within 1 mile of the property, offers a full range of everyday amenities and shops including doctors’ surgery, dentists, Post Office and independent retailers and eateries.

Local independent and state schools such as Mayhill, Buryfields and Robert Mays are well regarded.

Tax band is F and local council is Hart District