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Approaching from the front, there is a long driveway which leads to a parking/turning area in front of the property. From here the front door leads firstly into an enclosed porch, where a further door leads into the main hallway.
From the hall, there is easy access to all the bedrooms, comprising two doubles and a single, as well as the bathroom which has a bath, W.C. and wash basin. There is another door from the hall through to the sitting/dining room, which is an impressive reception space, extending to 7 metres and with a large picture window at one end, overlooking the garden. There is also a working fireplace with a large hearth, which makes for a wonderful focal point. An opening leads through to an additional reception room, which in turn opens into the kitchen, where there are fitted drawer and cupboard units with worktops and a breakfast bar, plus there is space for a cooker and other appliances.
OUTSIDE: To the front there is a large lawned area with the driveway adjacent. The garden is well screened with timber fencing and mature hedging to one side. There are also several attractive trees and shrubs.
The driveway extends along the side of the building and towards the garage, with an up-an-over door and a side door. This is situated towards the rear of the property and a path leads round to the back garden, which is well enclosed and part paved with mature bedding plants and there is a water feature too. There is also an access path around to the other side of the building and back out to the front garden, enabling easy maintenance.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The property is traditionally brick built and is freehold. All mains services are connected. The EPC rating is D and the council tax band is D. The local authority is East Hampshire District Council and the property is within South Downs National Park. For information on estimated broadband speeds and mobile phone coverage for the property, please see the OFCOM website and enter the property postcode which is GU35 0EU. The specific address is Greenacre.
LOCATION: Bordon and Whitehill is a burgeoning town in North East Hampshire. The area has been designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and ecologically outstanding as a wildlife sanctuary. The town is situated within Woolmer Forest and is surrounded by open heathland and beautiful countryside.
There are an array of schools for different ages nearby, with infant, junior and secondary education available, as well as a growing number of shops and amenities, including a smart new leisure centre and the popular Phoenix Theatre and Arts Centre, based at The Shed where you can also find delicious artisan treats, home-cooked meals, plus creative workspaces and an exciting mix of entertainment.
There are excellent road and rail links in this area, with the A3 and M3 easily accessible, as well as train stations in Liphook, Bentley and Alton. Then Farnham, Haslemere and Petersfield are all within a 10-20 minute drive, with Chichester, Guildford and Winchester all reachable in 30-45 mins. Back to listing
Full details for 3 Bedroom Detached Bungalow For Sale in Bordon
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Description
DESCRIPTION: A good sized detached bungalow on a generous level plot, with potential to enlarge further.Approaching from the front, there is a long driveway which leads to a parking/turning area in front of the property. From here the front door leads firstly into an enclosed porch, where a further door leads into the main hallway.
From the hall, there is easy access to all the bedrooms, comprising two doubles and a single, as well as the bathroom which has a bath, W.C. and wash basin. There is another door from the hall through to the sitting/dining room, which is an impressive reception space, extending to 7 metres and with a large picture window at one end, overlooking the garden. There is also a working fireplace with a large hearth, which makes for a wonderful focal point. An opening leads through to an additional reception room, which in turn opens into the kitchen, where there are fitted drawer and cupboard units with worktops and a breakfast bar, plus there is space for a cooker and other appliances.
OUTSIDE: To the front there is a large lawned area with the driveway adjacent. The garden is well screened with timber fencing and mature hedging to one side. There are also several attractive trees and shrubs.
The driveway extends along the side of the building and towards the garage, with an up-an-over door and a side door. This is situated towards the rear of the property and a path leads round to the back garden, which is well enclosed and part paved with mature bedding plants and there is a water feature too. There is also an access path around to the other side of the building and back out to the front garden, enabling easy maintenance.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The property is traditionally brick built and is freehold. All mains services are connected. The EPC rating is D and the council tax band is D. The local authority is East Hampshire District Council and the property is within South Downs National Park. For information on estimated broadband speeds and mobile phone coverage for the property, please see the OFCOM website and enter the property postcode which is GU35 0EU. The specific address is Greenacre.
LOCATION: Bordon and Whitehill is a burgeoning town in North East Hampshire. The area has been designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest and ecologically outstanding as a wildlife sanctuary. The town is situated within Woolmer Forest and is surrounded by open heathland and beautiful countryside.
There are an array of schools for different ages nearby, with infant, junior and secondary education available, as well as a growing number of shops and amenities, including a smart new leisure centre and the popular Phoenix Theatre and Arts Centre, based at The Shed where you can also find delicious artisan treats, home-cooked meals, plus creative workspaces and an exciting mix of entertainment.
There are excellent road and rail links in this area, with the A3 and M3 easily accessible, as well as train stations in Liphook, Bentley and Alton. Then Farnham, Haslemere and Petersfield are all within a 10-20 minute drive, with Chichester, Guildford and Winchester all reachable in 30-45 mins. Back to listing
