Believed to date to C18, and with an attractive weather boarded façade, alongside timber framing and white painted infills, Tudor Barn offers just over 3,000 sq ft of characterful accommodation. The impressive drawing room showcases a vaulted ceiling with an oak framework and a brick-built fireplace offers a focal point and a warming ambience in this striking room. A family room and a sitting room offer additional reception spaces, with options to provide a formal dining room, if required. The kitchen is fitted with cabinetry and stone work surfaces with ancillary space provided by an adjoining utility room.

The property offers five bedrooms, with the principal suite, two further bedrooms and a family bathroom on the ground floor of the north-west wing. A further bedroom and a shower room are situated on the upper level above the family room as is the mezzanine study with open timber beams affording glimpses to the rooms below. On the opposing aspect, an additional bedroom is reached via a separate stairway and has a well-appointed bathroom.

This property has 1 acres of land.

Outside

The property is approached via five-bar gates onto a gravelled driveway, which extends into a parking area for several cars. The decorative courtyard garden at the front of the property is beautifully designed with a formal styling of clipped box squares, topiary lollipop trees and geometric paving, with a sunny south-west facing aspect. The rear garden has a gate giving access onto a pathway which links to terracing at the rear of the property which has direct access from the kitchen. The gardens are well-stocked with flower beds and selection of shrubs and perennial plants, with spots to sit and enjoy this colourful sanctuary. Beyond the immediate garden, several mature trees form an area of dappled shade and beyond this a large expanse of lawn, an ideal play area for children. The large barn outbuilding, previously a helicopter barn, is sited at the far end of the garden offering options such as a leisure complex or ancillary accommodation, subject to the necessary planning consents. There is also a two office outbuilding providing an excellent facility for home-workers. The gardens amount to about an acre in total.

Situation

Rotherwick is a semi-rural village nestled in gently undulating countryside just to the north of the larger village of Hook. There is a village hall, parish church, two public houses and a cricket club. Hook provides commuters with services to London and road users have good access to the A33 and Junction 5 of the M3 motorway for links to major road networks. Hook offers a good range of shopping facilities, including a recently opened Sainsburys, Tesco supermarket, a doctors' surgery, dentists, Post Office and public houses. There is an infant and junior school both rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted and independent schools in the vicinity include Lord Wandsworth College, Sherfield and Daneshill Schools. For outdoor pursuits, there are several local parks nearby including Bassetts Mead Country Park and Hartletts Park. Golf at Tylney Park Golf Club is within easy reach.

Directions

From junction 5 of the M3 head northbound onto the A287 in a north westerly direction to Newnham. Crossing over the railway bearing left onto Newnham Road, turn right at the crossroads on the common to join Ridge Lane. Continue along this road and round a sharp left turn onto Post Horn Lane that becomes Frog Lane. The property is the last house on the right before Lyde Green.