Rose Cottage is a charming Grade II listed detached home dating from the late 18th century, incorporating period features which include exposed beams, leaded windows, handsome fireplaces and characterful wooden doors. The property is offered for sale with no onward chain.

The ground floor accommodation is accessed via the gabled porch into a hall which serves both principal reception rooms. The sitting room is double aspect and has a striking brick inglenook fireplace with bread oven and wood-burner. The kitchen/breakfast room has a Rayburn stove, hob and oven. There are a range of fitted units, along with work surfaces and cupboards under. The family room also has a wood-burner and benefits from views across the gardens. From the rear hall there are doors to the study, cloakroom and an external door to the rear garden.

On the first floor the property offers a generous landing, three bedrooms and a family bathroom.

Outside

The cottage is accessed via a five bar timber gate and across a gravelled driveway, providing parking for several vehicles.

The well established gardens are mostly laid to lawn with herbaceous borders edging the gravelled area and various beds feature around the property. The garden is pleasantly enclosed by mature beech and mixed hedging.

Situation

Upton Grey is a picturesque village situated about 4 miles south west of Odiham and is spread out over a number of lanes. The village has a village shop/post office, duck pond, Saxon Church, village hall and Public House. There are a number of bridleways leading from the village out into the surrounding countryside. Independent schools in the area include Lord Wandsworth College, Wellington College, St. Swithun's, Winchester College Daneshill and St Nicholas'. The nearby village of Odiham caters for the day to day needs whilst more comprehensive shopping and recreational facilities can be found in Basingstoke and Farnham. Local and regional communications are excellent with access to the M3 (Junction 5 and 6) within easy driving distance and Basingstoke, Hook and Winchfield mainline railway stations provide a fast and regular service to London Waterloo.

Directions

From junction 5 of the M3 proceed on the A287 signposted to North Warnborough then turn right at the roundabout onto the B3349. At the next roundabout take the second exit onto The Street, North Warnborough. After approximately 3 miles upon entering Upton Grey and having passed the Hoddington Arms on the left hand side turn right at the duck pond onto Church Street. Continue on up the hill passing the village shop and church, after a short distance take the next turning on your right into Upton Grey Road and the entrance to Rose Cottage is immediately on your left.