Frayle House is a fine country house which during the current owners' occupation has been extensively refurbished and extended offering excellent family accommodation. It has been finished to a high standard with solid oak floors, doors and windows with chrome fixings, under floor heating in the kitchen/dining/family room and two en suite bathrooms, wiring for surround sound and Lutron mood lighting in the kitchen. The property benefits from air conditioning including the self-contained accommodation above the garage.

The triple aspect drawing room has a large brick fireplace with a wood burning stove, built in display cabinets and two sets of French windows out into the garden. At the heart of the house is the striking open plan kitchen/dining/family room which has an open aspect overlooking the garden and paddocks with full height oak framed windows on three sides with built in electronic blinds and two sets of French windows onto the terrace. The state of the art Warendorf (German) kitchen has an excellent range of built in units under Corian work surfaces and Miele integrated appliances including a 5 ring convection hob, two dishwashers, steam oven, two electric ovens, two plate warming drawers, two warming ovens as well as a Liebherr wine fridge and a tap with both boiling water and chilled water. Completing the downstairs accommodation is a playroom, useful boot room with plenty of storage cupboards, a utility room, boiler room and a cloakroom.

On the first floor the main bedroom enjoys views over the garden and paddocks and has a dressing room with a range of built in wardrobes and an en suite bathroom with a separate shower cubicle. The dual aspect second bedroom has a good range of cupboards and an en suite bathroom with separate shower cubicle. There are a further four double bedrooms, two with en suite shower rooms and a family shower room.

Overall, Frayle House is an exceptional family house and an early viewing is highly recommended.

This property has 6 acres of land.

Outside

Frayle House stands at the end of a long sweeping driveway accessed via double electric gates. The extensive garaging is attached to the house via the boot room and has above a self-contained studio with kitchenette, bedroom, and shower room.

The garden has been attractively landscaped with a large flagstone terrace outside the kitchen/dining/family room with a pathway to the front door flanked by hedging. The lawn which surrounds the house on three sides, is bordered by well stocked flower beds with numerous mature shrubs, plants and trees. A pathway leads round the house to the rear where there are steps leading up to a further area of lawned garden.

Equestrian facilities Within the stable yard are three stables, a tack room and a hay store all with power, light and water and specific parking for a horse lorry, with a power point. There is a sand and rubber manège measuring 20 metres by 40 metres. In total there are four paddocks all with automatic water and bordered by post and rail fencing.

Situation

Frayle House is situated in the rural hamlet of Hillside situated between the villages of Odiham and Crondall. Odiham boasts several restaurants, cafes, and shops together with local services including doctors surgery, opticians, and dentists.

More comprehensive shopping and recreational facilities can be found in the regional centres of Farnham, Basingstoke, Reading and Guildford.

Public and Prep schools in the area include; Wellesley, Edgeborough, Cheam, Lord Wandsworth College, Winchester College, The Pilgrims’ School, Twyford, St Swithun’s and Wellington College.

Hillside is strategically well placed for local and regional communications being about 3 miles of Junction 5 of the M3. Mainline stations at Hook, Winchfield and Basingstoke all serving London Waterloo. Southampton Airport is about 37 miles and Heathrow Airport is around 35 miles.

Racing can be found at Newbury, Ascot and Sandown all within an hour with Goodwood, Fontwell Park and Epsom Downs about 75 minutes away.

Directions

From Junction 5 of the M3 take the A287 towards Farnham. At the next roundabout take the second exit into North Warnborough and continue through the village, bearing left over the mini roundabout (first exit) and into Odiham. At the mini roundabout turn left onto Odiham’s historic High Street and take the second right hand turning (opposite our office) onto King Street. Follow this road up the hill and shortly after the Cricket Ground turn left to Hillside. The entrance to Frayle House will then be found on the left hand side after about half a mile.