Tucked away in the tranquil and scenic setting of Stevens Green, yet just a two minute walk from the village centre amenities, this exceptional detached property offers a rare blend of versatile living space and rural charm. Spanning approximately 1,733 sq ft in total (including a detached garage), the home is thoughtfully designed across two floors to provide expansive reception areas and flexible bedroom configurations, perfect for modern family life or those seeking a peaceful village retreat. Offered for sale with no onward chain.
The ground floor is characterized by its proportions and light-filled rooms. A substantial living room leads through to a kitchen/dining room, creating a fantastic social hub for the home. A unique feature of this property is the ground-floor principal bedroom suite which offers significant space and en-suite bathroom. Additionally, there is separate cloakroom and a dedicated study area provides space for remote working with a view of the back garden and surrounding countryside.
The first floor houses two further impressive double bedrooms. Both benefit from built-in storage and are served by an upstairs family bathroom with shower over the bath. The landing area is particularly spacious, offering additional potential for a sofa bed, living area or secondary workspace.
The property is set back within a generous plot, boasting wrap-around gardens. The front garden is primarily laid to lawn, bordered by mature hedging and established small trees, with a paved path leading to the entrance off the gravel driveway.
The rear and side gardens provide a secluded outdoor sanctuary. Featuring a mix of lawned and paved areas, including a charming circular paved patio, it is the ideal spot for alfresco dining and entertaining. The garden is framed by mature walnut and magnolia trees and overlooks the beautiful Hampshire countryside, providing a wonderful sense of space and tranquility. The property further benefits from a detached garage with power and lights and off-road parking four four cars.
