Mead House is a handsome brick-built detached property offering over 2,600 sq. ft. of adaptable and light-filled accommodation arranged across two floors.

The grand pillared covered entrance opens to a vestibule with double doors flowing into the central entrance hall with its cloakroom and stairwell to the first floor with store cupboards beneath. The adjacent 24 ft. dual-aspect sitting room with its feature fireplace enjoys peaceful garden aspects and French windows opening to the sunny terrace. Alongside is a tasteful formal dining room also with a feature fire surround, whilst the accommodation flows further into the sociable, open-plan family room and kitchen. There is ample space for lounging in the family room and informal dining can be enjoyed with an abundance of natural light via the full glazed and skylit dining space with double doors to the side terrace and grounds. The kitchen features a wide range of neutral cabinetry and integrated appliances, with a central island, AGA range and separate cooker and hob. Adjacent is a useful utility with additional sink and garage access and a study with garden views.

The first floor landing branches off onto four well-proportioned and attractive bedrooms with a variety of built-in wardrobes and a family bathroom. The dual aspect principal suite benefits from an en suite bathroom and a fitted dressing room, whilst one further bedroom also enjoys a modern en suite shower room.

Outside

The property occupies in a garden of about 0.4 of an acre, benefitting from a large private gravelled driveway enclosed via neat hedging and brick pillared five-bar gates leading to the attached garaging. The façade is adorned with mature wisteria and pretty climbing plants with a formal curved front garden. The main garden is largely laid to manicured level lawn and surrounded by a variety of established trees, with a paved sun terrace and pergola, two garden sheds and various well-stocked decorative herbaceous beds adding vibrant colour.

Situation

Weston Patrick is a sought-after village in a delightful setting with a church and village hall, with the nearby village of Upton Grey offering a thriving village store, public house and church. Nearby Odiham has a wider range of facilities including shops and restaurants. The surrounding countryside offers numerous opportunities for country pursuits. Wellregarded schools in the area include Daneshill, St Neots St. Nicholas’ and Lord Wandsworth College.

Directions

From our office proceed up the High Street in a westerly direction turning right at the mini roundabout and immediately left into Western Lane. Continue to the T-junction turning left and continue through the village of Upton Grey. After about 0.5 mile you will pass the Weston Patrick sign. Take the first left hand turning and Mead House is the first property on the left hand side.