Terraced house for sale in Damson Drive, Hartley Wintney, Hampshire RG27

The front porch has an outside storage cupboard and a front door opening into the hall. There is a useful storage cupboard and a cloakroom with a modern white suite. The modern front aspect and fitted kitchen is bright and well-planned with plenty of matching units and integrated appliances. One of several outstanding features of this house design is the 28ft foot Living room and sun room, with a rear aspect and double doors opening onto the garden, this area allows ample space for a dining table with plenty of room left over for contemporary living space and space for a desk, or storage beneath the staircase.

On the first floor, there are two double bedrooms. The front aspect room has a door to an en-suite bathroom fitted with a modern white suite. The rear aspect room is the larger of the two bedrooms and has a fitted wardrobe with mirrored doors, an airing cupboard, and a door into an en-suite shower room with a modern white suite.

Externally, at the rear of the house is a garden that has a full-width paved patio area and steps up onto a lawn area, the garden is enclosed on all sides by panel fencing and has a south facing aspect to capture the afternoon sunshine. There is an outside tap and a gate at the end of the garden for rear access that leads to the allocated parking space.

The house has gas central heating via radiators and double-glazed windows, it is presented in good decorative order throughout. A fantastic house built in 2013 by Barratt Homes to their Hardy design, a top-of-the-range house of its type.

This is a freehold house, however, as is common with modern homes, there is an annual service charge payable by residents of St Mary's Park for the upkeep of communal areas and grounds of the development. We understand the charge is circa £268.43 every six months. We insist that any buyer has this checked and confirmed by their legal representative before purchase.

A fantastic location: St Mary's Park features a new sports pavilion - the Lucy Pygott Centre - serving its football and cricket fields, and further areas of open space reflect the laid-back village lifestyle that Hartley Wintney has to offer. St Mary's Park is situated on the outskirts of the beautiful Hampshire village of Hartley Wintney, which has a wide main high street lined with individual and independent businesses, shops, and public houses. There are four churches in Hartley Wintney, and at the southern end is the village green and duck pond, as well as the cricket green, which is home to the oldest cricket club in Hampshire. There is a scenic 18-hole golf course in the village too. The surrounding countryside offers plenty of wooded areas for walks and country pursuits. There are also good road and rail links via the M3 and Winchfield station into London Waterloo. There are many excellent schools in the area, all of which are within walking/driving distance. Further afield are the shopping centres of Reading, Basingstoke, Guildford and Fleet, offering more extensive retail and leisure facilities. For the commuter, the mainline stations at nearby Winchfield or Fleet give a direct line to London Waterloo in under an hour. Access to the M3 can be gained at Junctions 4a or 5, and the M4 at Junction 11.