Offering well-presented and proportioned accommodation, Number 21 Reyntiens View provides comfort and versatility, with light and airy rooms and neutral décor throughout. The reception hall gives access into a sitting room with fireplace focal point and French windows providing a connection to the rear garden, whilst the adjoining formal dining room, also with doors linking to the outside, offers the perfect setting to host family and friends. Fitted with modern wall and base level cabinetry, the kitchen features dark blue splashback tiling, integrated appliances and display shelving, with the adjoining utility providing a space for domestic appliances. A further reception rooms offers options for use as a study, home office, play room or snug, depending on requirements, and a cloakroom facility completes the picture on the ground floor.

On the first floor, the accommodation comprises four bedrooms and a well-appointed family bathroom with bathtub and shower cubicle. The principal room has excellent wardrobe storage and benefits from access to a spacious en suite bathroom with modern fittings and attractive tiling.

Outside

Shielded by evergreen hedging to the side and rear boundaries, the property enjoys a secluded plot, with an area of lawn at the frontage and a driveway which provides ample parking and access to the integral, double garage. A timber gate to the side offers a route into the rear garden via a length of paved pathway which links to a terrace adjoining the house. With direct access from the sitting and dining rooms, the terrace offers opportunities for outdoor dining, entertaining and relaxation whilst taking advantage of the south-easterly aspect. Steps lead up to a grassed section of the garden, which is framed by borders filled with mature shrubs and perennial plants.

Situation

Odiham has an attractive mix of mainly period houses forming a wide High Street scene mainly Georgian in character. There is a broad selection of shops together with local services including doctors surgery, optician, restaurants and public houses, alongside many social and cultural pursuits. More comprehensive shopping and cultural facilities can be found in the regional centres of Farnham, Fleet, Basingstoke and Reading. Odiham is strategically well placed for local and regional communications being within 2 miles of Junction 5 of the M3 and with easy access to local mainline stations at Hook and Winchfield serving London Waterloo. There are several well regarded schools within easy reach including Mayhill Junior, Buryfields Infant, Wellesley, Lord Wandsworth College and Robert May’s School.

Directions

From Strutt & Parker’s Odiham office, turn left onto High Street and continue onto Farnham Road. Turn right onto Archery Fields turning right at the T-junction. Follow the road around, take the second exit on the right into Reyntiens View. Follow the road round to the left and number 21 is the first house on the right.