Lordsfield Gardens, Overton, Basingstoke, Hampshire

The house offers well proportioned accommodation over two floors and has recently undergone a complete refurbishment. The house has been stylishly finished and provides flexible living spaces. Of particular note is the fantastic kitchen, which has been completely reconfigured to create a wonderful bright space, incorporating a dining area and cosy seating area as well as a contemporary shaker style kitchen with wooden worksurfaces and a central island and a breakfast bar. There are high quality integrated appliances, including double oven, microwave, fridge, freezer and a wine fridge.

There are French doors out onto the garden from the dining area and bifold doors out from the seating area. There is an elegant sitting room which has a central gas stove, built in shelving and lovely decorative panelling adding real character to the room. Across the hallway is another room, currently used as a playroom, but could be a study if needed. There is also a very useful utility room, along with a cloakroom.

On the first floor a lovely wide landing provides access to the bedrooms. There are two bedrooms with en suite shower rooms and built in wardrobes, two further bedrooms and a generous family bathroom with bath tub and separate shower. Storage is excellent throughout the house with some clever uses of space - including a bespoke wheeled storage unit in the under stairs cupboard.

To the front of the house is a brick paved driveway providing off street parking for several vehicles, and access into the garage. There are areas laid to lawn and a pedestrian gate providing access into the rear garden. Here the garden has been landscaped to provide a large, paved terrace which wraps around the house and there is a sunken seating area ideal for al fresco entertaining and an area laid to lawn The boundary has been secured with modern cedar fencing.

Lordsfield Gardens is situated within the popular
village of Overton, which is a pretty village
situated on the upper Test. It is an extremely
vibrant village with a fantastic range of shops
such as a butcher, bakery, Co-op, a hairdresser,
a delicatessen, and a florist, to name but a
few. The village has a church, a library and an
excellent recreation centre, the membership
of which gives you access to the cricket club,
football club, a 9-hole golf club, floodlit tennis
courts, athletics, and several other recreational
clubs for both adults and children.

A huge benefit of the village is the railway
station with regular trains to London, Waterloo
taking around 1 hour. Communications in
general are good from the village with the A303
and A34 both within 5 miles giving access to the
M3 (London), the West Country, the Midlands
and the south coast. There is a highly regarding
primary school in the village. The choice of
independent schools range from Cheam, Horris
Hill, Elstree, to the north, Twyford, Princes Mead
and Pilgrims in and around Winchester together
with Farleigh south of Andover. For secondary
education St Swithun’s and Winchester College
at Winchester. Peter Symonds 6th Form College
at Winchester also has an excllent reputation