This attractive house has a traditional look with contemporary styling, the accommodation amounts to about 3,013 sq ft incorporating 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 3 reception rooms, lifestyle kitchen, utility room and galleried reception hall.Features include a bespoke kitchen with stone worktops and integrated appliances, beautifully appointed bathrooms, contemporary glass and open tread staircase and wood burner in the sitting room.Fitments include Amtico, engineered wood and carpet flooring, data cabling to each room, oak veneer internal doors, smart controls for the underfloor heating, electrically operated garage door and five bar gate at the entrance.The gardens will be landscaped with a specified planting design. There will be ample parking and a block paved/shingle driveway leading to the double garage. Constructed to a high specification incorporating current energy efficient standards including air source heat pumps and pv panels, the property comes with a 10 year build warranty. Completion Spring 2023.Council Tax Band: TbcBasingstoke 3.5 miles, Hook 4 miles, Odiham 6 miles, Farnham 13 miles, Reading 17 miles, M3(J5) 3 miles, M4(J11) 15 miles. London Waterloo from Hook or Basingstoke stations from 44 minutes. All distances and times are approximate.Bains Lodge is situated on the edge of the village of Old Basing and enjoys find countryside views. The thriving village of Old Basing provides everyday facilities, including a bakery/coffee shop, village store, public houses, doctors, dental and veterinary surgeries, as well as a village hall, tennis, cricket, bowling and archery clubs. There is also a highly regarded infants and primary school. Independent schools nearby include Daneshill, Sherfield School, Lord Wandsworth and Cheam, to name but a few.Basingstoke town centre is close by and provides an extensive range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities. There are stations at Hook and Basingstoke, providing fast and frequent services to London Waterloo.The surrounding countryside is delightful and there are many public footpaths, with attractive walks across farmland and along the Rivers Lyde and Loddon.

The Gate House is a fantastic gated family home set in an idyllic cul-de-sac of just four houses originally built by the award winning developer, Millgate Homes who have an excellent reputation for quality and attention to detail.The very welcoming reception hall leads in to a dual aspect formal drawing room with French doors to the rear terrace and feature fireplace. At the front of the house is a dining room/sitting, whilst to the rear a fully integrated and superbly finished open plan kitchen/breakfast/family room with a separate utility.The first floor benefits from four well-proportioned bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms; the principal and second bedrooms both have en-suites facilities.Outside, there is a block paved driveway providing parking for several vehicles, an attached single garage and a secluded rear garden which backs West and has well-stocked beds and borders with a sun terrace which runs the length of the property; perfect for al-fresco dining.Planning exists to create a new attached double garage along with an en-suite ground floor bedroom and for the conversion of the existing garage into accommodation.SituationEversley has a charming village atmosphere and is located in the M3/M4 corridor about 40 miles to the West of central London. Reading, Basingstoke, Camberley and Wokingham are all easily accessed by car and provide excellent shopping facilities along with multi-screen cinemas, theatres, sports clubs, leisure centres and many options for dining out. Locally the village has a choice of pubs whilst Warbrook House Hotel offers a more formal dining experience or indeed afternoon tea. The village also has a convenience store and the Eversley Sports Association offers excellent opportunities for hockey, football and cricket – with 2 pitches and a dedicated indoor cricket facility. Bramshill Forest only a third of a mile away and offers miles of beautiful walking, cycling and horse riding opportunities. St Neots School is also nearby.Additional InformationCommunal Charges for 2021/2 - £970 pa

The Gate House is a fantastic gated family home set in an idyllic cul-de-sac of just four houses originally built by the award winning developer, Millgate Homes who have an excellent reputation for quality and attention to detail.The very welcoming reception hall leads in to a dual aspect formal drawing room with French doors to the rear terrace and feature fireplace. At the front of the house is a dining room/sitting, whilst to the rear a fully integrated and superbly finished open plan kitchen/breakfast/family room with a separate utility.The first floor benefits from four well-proportioned bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms; the principal and second bedrooms both have en-suites facilities.Outside, there is a block paved driveway providing parking for several vehicles, an attached single garage and a secluded rear garden which backs West and has well-stocked beds and borders with a sun terrace which runs the length of the property; perfect for al-fresco dining.Planning exists to create a new attached double garage along with an en-suite ground floor bedroom and for the conversion of the existing garage into accommodation.SituationEversley has a charming village atmosphere and is located in the M3/M4 corridor about 40 miles to the West of central London. Reading, Basingstoke, Camberley and Wokingham are all easily accessed by car and provide excellent shopping facilities along with multi-screen cinemas, theatres, sports clubs, leisure centres and many options for dining out. Locally the village has a choice of pubs whilst Warbrook House Hotel offers a more formal dining experience or indeed afternoon tea. The village also has a convenience store and the Eversley Sports Association offers excellent opportunities for hockey, football and cricket – with 2 pitches and a dedicated indoor cricket facility. Bramshill Forest only a third of a mile away and offers miles of beautiful walking, cycling and horse riding opportunities. St Neots School is also nearby.Additional InformationCommunal Charges for 2021/2 - £970 pa

Stable Cottage stands proudly in a mature setting on the outskirts of the picturesque village of Eversley.The property is attractive and individual with flexible accommodation of circa 4122 sq ft. Stable Cottage sits on a plot of approx. 1.21 of an acre and is approached via electric double gates opening onto a long shared driveway, leading to a double garage and ample parking.To the ground floor the property offers a large kitchen, breakfast room with doors leading to a courtyard garden; ideal for entertaining. The kitchen is well fitted with a good range of units and contrasting granite worktops. The property is welcomed by a large entrance hall and features a beautiful oak staircase. The ground floors is flexible in layout and offers good sized study with WC, independent utility room with access to the garden, family living room, atrium and large games room. The accommodation at Stable Cottage is ideal for family living and entertaining and of note, all principal reception rooms are arranged around a courtyard garden, all offering French doors out.On the first floor the master suite benefits from a recently refitted high spec bathroom, dressing room and living room. There are a four further bedrooms and two bathrooms.The property is located in beautiful countryside about 10 minutes away from the charming village of Hartley Wintney and is 6 miles to the south west of the market town of Wokingham.There is excellent schooling in the area including Wellington College, St Neots, Lords Wandsworth College, Holme Grange, Bearwood College, Eton, Eagle House and Bradfield College.The property is well placed for the commuter with both the M3 and M4 within easy reach, providing easy access to the Thames Valley corridor and motorway networks. Railway stations at Fleet, Reading, Basingstoke, Winchfield or Hook providing fast and regular rail services to London Paddington and London Waterloo.Heathrow Airport is about 32 miles and Farnborough Airport is about 13 miles distant. Private aircraft facilities are also available at Blackbushe Airport (about 6 miles). Wokingham 6 miles, Bracknell 10 miles, Ascot 12 miles, Basingstoke 17 miles, Reading 13 miles and Windsor 17 (All distances and times are approximate).

This attractive house has a traditional look with contemporary styling, the accommodation amounts to about 3,271 sq ft, incorporating 5 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 reception rooms, lifestyle kitchen, utility room and galleried reception hall.Features include a bespoke kitchen with stone worktops and integrated appliances, beautifully appointed bathrooms, oak staircase, wood burner in the sitting room and a double garage with home office.Fitments include Amtico, engineered wood and carpet flooring, data cabling to each room, oak veneer internal doors, smart controls for the underfloor heating, electrically operated garage door and five bar gate at the entrance.The gardens will be landscaped with a specified planting design. There will be ample parking and a block paved/shingle driveway leading to the double garage.Constructed to a high specification incorporating current energy efficient standards including air source heat pumps and pv panels, the property comes with a 10 year build warranty. Completion early Spring 2023.Council Tax Band: TbcBasingstoke 3.5 miles, Hook 4 miles, Odiham 6 miles, Farnham 13 miles, Reading 17 miles, M3(J5) 3 miles, M4(J11) 15 miles. London Waterloo from Hook or Basingstoke stations from 44 minutes. All distances and times are approximate.Gravelly House is situated on the edge of the village of Old Basing and enjoys find countryside views. The thriving village of Old Basing provides everyday facilities, including a bakery/coffee shop, village store, public houses, doctors, dental and veterinary surgeries, as well as a village hall, tennis, cricket, bowling and archery clubs. There is also a highly regarded infants and primary school. Independent schools nearby include Daneshill, Sherfield School, Lord Wandsworth and Cheam, to name but a few.Basingstoke town centre is close by and provides an extensive range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities. There are stations at Hook and Basingstoke, providing fast and frequent services to London Waterloo.The surrounding countryside is delightful and there are many public footpaths, with attractive walks across farmland and along the Rivers Lyde and Loddon.

Stamp duty paid by developerThe final unit (Plot 4)See our video tour of this exclusive architecturally inspired home in a distinctive contemporary style, timber boarding set against the treelined backdrop.Carefully considered design provides a profusion of light, which naturally blends with the abundance of green space provided by the open meadow.Wingate Meadow stands proudly in the sought after village of Long Sutton. The 3584 sq ft has been carefully designed with modern open-plan living in mind.The aim of the design was to create the most low-impact intervention possible, both to create a perception of openness from the roadside and to create an intimate collection of dwellings set ‘within’ and not ‘on’ the landscape.Photos of plot 5 for illustration only.Plot 1,2,3 & 5 now soldcall to arrange A personal viewing today!Spacious and minimalistic accommodation, high ceilings, light airy with views from every window.State of the Art bespoke kitchen and open plan contemporary living.Luxurious Master bedroom suite and four further double bedrooms.Elegant wood parquet flooring and natural stone tiles.Upgrade packages available including home cinema and integrated sound system.Large and welcoming entrance hall with reception rooms including home office.Extremely high specification throughout property.Blocked paved driveway with double carport.Large landscaped gardens.Time to think & work effectively with super-fast broadband.Transform your daily commute with the convivence of excellent transport links.Abundance of space, peace and solitude living in a quintessential village with a local store, post office and country pub.Wingate Meadow is situated in the picturesque village of Long Sutton, a short distance from the attractive Georgian town of Odiham which has an excellent range of local shopping facilities as well as a bank, restaurants, public houses and church.

Outstanding five bedroom contemporary new build home within a gated close in the heart of this sought after Hampshire villageDescriptionWingate Meadows features five impressive homes in a distinctive contemporary style. Plot 5 occupies a very private plot within the development.Each property provides luxury open plan living arranged over two spacious floors with extensive glazing, creating an abundance of natural light throughout. All have been finished to a high standard with bespoke luxury features, contemporary kitchen and luxury bathroomsThe ground floor features a superb open-plan kitchen/dining/family room with views and sliding doors opening onto the garden. There is also a separate sitting room with feature fireplace and peaceful study and a ground floor cloakroom.The first floors feature the impressive principal bedroom, complete with luxury en suites and walk-in wardrobes. There are four further double bedrooms, one with an en suite, and a large family bathroom.Each plot features a private driveway, a double carport and store room/home office and professionally landscaped gardens, living green roofs and private driveways.LocationWingate Meadows is located within the rural Hampshire village of Long Sutton. A short distance away is the town of Odiham that has a choice of shops, services and restaurants.The larger towns of Farnham and Basingstoke are also nearby providing a wider range of shoppingand recreational facilities.London is accessible by road and rail with junction 5 of the M3 within 5 miles and main line Stations at Basingstoke, Hook and Winchfield which have a service to London Waterloo (from 49 minutes).In addition to the village primary school, and Lord Wandsworth College in Long Sutton, there a collection of good schools which includes Robert Mays Secondary School in Odiham and Eggars Secondary School in Alton, Alton College, Edgeborough, Frensham Heights in Frensham and Daneshill in Stratfield Turgis.Nestled within rolling Hampshire countryside there is an excellent network of local footpaths and a choice of lanes for cycling.Additional InfoServices; Mains waters, electricity and gas. Private drainage.Agents Notes; All photos are of Plot 2 which is a sold property.

The property is largely hidden from the road by very mature hedging and only reveals itself after you make your way down the long and winding gravel driveway to a generous parking area.There is a lovely double bay façade to this property and as soon as you walk through the Georgian panelled front door it is clear that whilst this is indeed a period home, there is a modern, contemporary twist to the very well presented interior.Of particular note is the large Kitchen/Breakfast room, which opens out on to the terrace and no doubt will become the hub of family life. Whilst this room provides a great space for the family to get together, there still 4 further reception rooms providing plenty of space for everyone to spread out.On the first floor there are 5 generous double bedrooms along with 2 en-suite bathrooms and a family bathroom. On the second floor you will find a further double bedroom with open plan bath which makes for a fine guest suite.The gardens surround the house on all sides and largely comprise level lawns with flower and shrub beds and some lovely specimen trees. Mature tall conifer hedges surround the plot and provide good seclusion from neighbours.SituationThe property is situated on the rural fringes of this popular Hampshire town which offers a range of shops catering for every day needs and have a selection of restaurants and public houses and an excellent Golf Course as well as tennis and health clubs – the nearest being The Park Health Club about half a mile away. Both Tylney Hall Hotel at Rotherwick and The Four Seasons Hotel at Dogmersfield are close by which have extensive facilities including Golfing, Riding and a Spa. The towns of Fleet, Farnham and Basingstoke are within easy reach, and there is good access to the M3 Motorway at Junction 5 as well as the M4 at Reading. There is a mainline station in Hook with regular links to Waterloo in around an hour. Excellent equestrian facilities in the general area can be found at Wellington Riding, an equestrian training centre and national competition venue and at Tweseldown if you prefer cross country schooling and competitions. Schools are well catered for in the area and include Daneshill, St, Neot’s, St Nicholas, Lord Wandsworth, Eagle house, Wellington College and St. Swithun’s in Winchester.

A Well Appointed Magnificent Country House Set in the Middle of the Berkshire DownsDescriptionRoden Park comes into view when you reached the apex of its beautiful tree lined drive. A perfect location for anyone seeking a private country estate, hidden from view and with no near neighbours. The first sight of the house, designed to suggest an early Georgian gentleman’s manor house, is both pleasing and welcoming.Designed and built by award winning Sherbourne Developments, who specialise in creating extraordinary country homes reflecting Palladian and Georgian architecture. Roden Park showcases their skill in marrying period design, time-honoured craftsmanship with the requirements of 21st century living.The driveway sweeps round to the central courtyard with its semi-circular stone portico, magnificently framing the entrance. Constructed in warm red brick with stone quoins under a red clay roof, the house seamlessly wraps around the courtyard, cleverly incorporating some of the older farm buildings on the site. The classically designed interior showcases impressive craftsmanship and materials.Bespoke, Georgian inspired skirting, architraves and door linings, detailed deep cornicing, twelve pane box sash windows, natural stone and wood flooring, beautifully crafted marble and stone fireplaces feature throughout the house. All bedrooms have luxurious en suite bathrooms or shower rooms, each one individual, using stunning marble wall and floor tiles and high-end fixtures and fittings.The house surrounds an impressive central hall, with its brushed limestone floor and marble fireplace, all flooded with natural light cascading down through the two galleried landings from the large roof lantern above. All receptions rooms lead off, each through tall elegant French doors with the principal rooms also interconnecting making for a pleasing flow to the ground floor.The west facing kitchen overlooks the pergola covered terrace, through to the stunning view beyond. The contemporary cabinetry is by Roundhouse and features a striking island unit with antique brass cladding. All sitting beneath marble and stone worktops. Appliances include a full height Gaggenau fridge freezer, Miele oven, steam oven, microwave, induction hob with integral extractor fans and two dishwashers. The island also boasts a champagne sink. A large walk-in larder is situated just off the kitchen.French doors open to the drawing room and then to the dining room, making for a versatile use of space, allowing the creation of a large space for entertaining. Both rooms have herringbone wood flooring, marble fireplaces and French doors opening to the terrace. Both the library and study are atmospheric rooms with their open fires and full height bookshelves. Also on the ground floor is a cloakroom and large utility/boot room with shaker style cabinetry and a large bespoke dog shower.From the hall, stairs lead down to the basement floor where a state of the art cinema has been installed. The jvc 8K high definition projector makes for an extraordinary cinematic experience. Large comfy armchairs and sofas, some reclining, provide luxurious seating for ten people, all under a celestial lit ceiling.Also in the basement is the wine cellar, displayed through floor-to ceiling glazed entrance panels and fitted out with bespoke cabinetry. The large laundry room with shakerstyle cupboards, large island, butler sink and laundry chute from the first floor allows for all housekeeping to done away from the main living area of the house. Also in the basement is a gun room and plant room.From the hall, the elegant staircase rises to the first of the two galleried landings. The principal bedroom suite, spanning the breadth of the house, is particularly striking. This private suite includes a sitting room, dressing room and stunning bathroom with its bookmatched veined marble throughout the walls, floor, vanity unit and shower.On this floor are four further spacious bedrooms, each with a private en suite, all individually styled with creative use of different natural stone and marbles. There is also a large walk-in linen cupboard with bespoke shelving and drawers and a laundry chute to the laundry room in the basement.The second floor offers two further large bedrooms suites, one presently used as a sitting room. The other invoking a wonderful sense of exotic Moroccan style with intricate brass wall lights, hand painted vanity basins, Zellige tiles, all handmade in Morocco, as well as a beautiful freestanding copper bathtub, overlooking the views. The second floor also has three large walk-in storage rooms.LocationRoden Park is situated in a remarkably rural location tucked away in the Berkshire Downs, at the end of a long private driveway.The estate has enviable links to Oxford, 20 miles to the north via A34 and Newbury, 12 miles to the south, both offering excellent shopping, facilities and a selection of well-known private schools. M4 motorway, Junction 13, is 9 miles away allowing access to London 50 miles to the east.Didcot and Reading have regular, fast train/Crossrail services to London Paddington Station. Heathrow airport is approximately one hour and Gatwick airport 90 minutes by car, both offering national and international flights.The surrounding area is renowned for its excellent pre-schools, public schools and colleges: Abingdon School (23mins), Cheam (25mins), Downe House (14mins), Dragon School (41mins), Horris Hill (20mins), Marlborourgh College (40 mins), Pangbourne (18mins ), Radley College, Oxford (27mins) and St Helens and St Katherines (22mins).Newbury, Marlborough, Reading and Oxford have an extensive range of shops, restaurants, boutiques and supermarkets, as well as theatres, museums and sports events.National Hunt Racing at Newbury. Lambourn, the Valley of the Racehorse, is approximately 17 miles to the west.The undulating Lambourn Downs are the chalk hills that feed the lovely streams of Berkshire. The Rivers Kennet Lambourn, Loddon and Pang are best known for their clear, cold water, which creates the ideal spawning conditions for wild trout and grayling.Square Footage: 16,043 sq ftAcreage:119 AcresDirectionsFrom the A34 take the exit for East and West Ilsley and Compton. Go through East Ilsley to Compton. In Compton turn left immediately after the Foinavon Pub into Horn Street. After about 250 yards turn right into Wallingford Road and right again after 100 yards under the decommissioned railway bridge. Follow the lane for a further 0.75 miles and turn left onto the drive of Roden Park.Additional InfoGuest Cottage - A guest cottage has been beautifully created from one of the original farm buildings. The open plan downstairs has hand crafted painted kitchen units, a wood burning stove and a sitting room.Staff Annexe and Plant Room - Forming one side of the courtyard is the two storey, one bedroom staff accommodation with the plant room for the biomass boiler and water treatment systems at the other end.Garaging - To the third side of the courtyard are the four garages, two open bays with electric charging points, one secure garage and a second, presently used as a workshop. Above this forms the Pool House.Outdoor Entertainment Area - The upper terrace houses the beautifully landscaped swimming pool area. Mature olive trees mark the corners of the stone terrace with a jacuzzi situated at one end of the swimming pool. The far end provides a covered pergola fitted with an outside kitchen with Wolf BBQ, oak cupboards under slate worktops. A glazed windbreak provides protected space to enjoy open-air dining. The well appointed pool house with its sitting/games room, sauna, changing room, shower room and cleverly tucked away kitchenette, opens directly to the terrace.Tennis Court - The tennis court is completely enclosed and is accessed from the pool area.Gym - The large purpose-built gym sits to one side of the courtyard. Mellow red brick blends with anthracite coloured, west facing, bi-fold doors and windows under a zinc roof. This represent incredible space and has a powerful music system and is also run by the Control4 Smart Home operating system. This area could be used for many different uses, to include separate offices, games room, arts studio, indoor swimming pool, garaging subject to necessary planning consents.Gardens - The extensive young gardens have been imaginatively separated and divided. Nicholsons the Garden and Landscape designers from North Oxfordshire designed and laid out the gardens; Creative use has been made of hedging, cherry tree avenues, pleached hedging, brick and flint walling and estate fencing creating very different ‘rooms’ within the garden. A beautiful west facing terrace sits beneath a large pergola, flanked by an avenue of mature cherry trees drawing the eye to the valley beyond. Accessed from both the kitchen and drawing room, this makes for an impressive setting toentertain in. A delightful circular formation of ornamental peach trees symbolise longevity and provide a magical and romantic feature to the garden. Wood from the tree is said to ward off evil, and ancient warriors crafted weapons from it. Mythology suggests that peach blossom petals were historically used by Taoist magicians, used to put men into an intense trance of love.Land - The present owners have had plans drawn up for a rewilding programme. Previously arable land, the plans include new diverse habitats to include wild flower meadows, rough grassland, scrubby copses, winter bird seed plots, dew ponds and hedgerows, encouraging all manner of wildlife. The thin, chalky soils of these Downs are ideal for the creation of species-rich chalk grassland. On a site visit from bbowt (Berkshire Buckinghamshire Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust) it was assessed that significant numbers of Corn Buntings, Skylarks and Grey Partridge were already established. All of these are ‘red listed’ farmland birds of the highest conservation concern.Further details of the specifications can be found in the brochure