4 bed detached house for sale

Eversley, Hampshire RG27

*highly desirable village setting*

Accessed via electric gates and set within approximately 1.3 acres, this exceptional four-bedroom Grade II listed cottage beautifully combines period charm with modern comfort. Sensitively extended, the property is believed to date back to c 1650.

Believed to date back to circa 1650, the property was sensitively extended in the 1930s and again in the late 1990s, resulting in a home that is both characterful and versatile.

The central hallway, complete with ample storage and a cloakroom, leads to a spacious dining room with French doors opening onto the garden and a staircase to the first floor. Adjacent is a guest bedroom with an en suite, currently used as a home office.

The opposite wing boasts a Smallbone, hand-painted, Shaker-style kitchen with solid oak and granite worktops, an Aga, and double oven, flowing seamlessly into a cosy snug and a charming living room with a log burner. Two staircases provide access to the first floor: One leads to a double bedroom and a period-style bathroom with a roll-top bath and separate shower, while the second staircase opens to an impressive master suite with fitted wardrobes and a roll-top bath en suite, alongside a further guest bedroom with its own en suite.

Externally, the property is equally impressive. Electric gates open onto a gravel drive leading to a double-width garage, while the gardens, dotted with mature trees, provide delightful views and privacy. Hard-wired boundary and feature tree lighting enhances the grounds, and two quaint outbuildings offer additional storage. A spacious patio off the dining room creates the perfect setting for entertaining family and friends.

This is a rare opportunity to acquire a quintessential country cottage that effortlessly blends history, space, and charm.

Location

Thatch Cottage is situated in the reputable village of Eversley in Hart, offering a river, countryside and with good local amenities; a village shop, four public houses, a church and the reputable Charles Kingsley's primary school. There are many community events, along with cricket and football teams. Set along the A327, the village provides good road connections to the A30, M3 and A33. Nearby Crowthorne station serves links to Reading and Gatwick Airport. Both Winchfield and Fleet stations offer regular services to London Waterloo.