Tucked away towards the end of a no-through road, this detached, three bedroom period property has a wealth of character and charm and a south-westerly facing garden.

LOCATION:
Hill Brow is a highly desirable Hampshire hamlet sited within the South Downs National Park and it is conveniently located 1 mile southwest of Rake, 0.5 miles southeast of Liss and 3 miles northeast of Petersfield. With acres of open countryside and extensive forests on the doorstep and with many miles of public pathways and bridleways to explore, this is an excellent spot for an active family or those seeking a broad range of local outdoor pursuits. There is a well-regarded village pub within a comfortable walk, whilst the larger village of Liss is just under a mile away and provides shops for all day-to-day needs, a mainline railway station (Portsmouth Harbour to London Waterloo) and schools for infants and juniors. The A3 bypasses the village providing quick access to the south coast and also to the M25 and London to the north. The opening of the Hindhead tunnel has enhanced the attraction of this sought-after location, often enticing those wishing to move out from the traditional commuter belt and suburbs but still being able to return there for work. The other nearby towns of Petersfield, Liphook, Alton and Haslemere are all easily accessible and offer good shopping facilities plus a choice of comprehensive schools as well as a great selection of private schools.

DESCRIPTION:
South View can be found nestled away, at the far end of a private lane comprising other detached houses. Approaching from the front there is a gravelled driveway which provides parking for several vehicles in addition to the attached garage. A paved pathway then leads under a covered porch area at the front of the house and in turn the main entrance. The entrance hallway itself has a stable door into it, as well as an additional one through into the kitchen which is well-equipped with a range of cupboard units with wood-block work surface above. There is an island unit which incorporates a breakfast bar and a separate utility room with both further storage and space for a selection of white goods. To the rear elevation are the two reception rooms, which overlook the glorious garden beyond. The dining room is accessed directly off from the kitchen, whilst an inner hall leads to the sitting room. Also accessed from the inner hall is a downstairs cloakroom, a staircase to the first floor, with cupboard under, and a door opening into the attached garage.

The first floor landing has a bright and open feel and has doors opening to the three good sized bedrooms and bathroom. Outside the south-westerly facing rear garden is a beautiful feature of the property and features patio areas, a large expanse of lawn and well-established hedge borders. Rhododendrons, soft fruit trees and a variety of mature flower beds populate this wonderful haven, which also has the benefit of a large store to one corner.

Additional information. The property is a traditional brick built detached freehold house. It is connected to mains water and electricity, with private drainage and oil fired central heating. The council tax is Band E whilst the EPC rating is Band F. The local authority is Chichester District Council and the property falls within South Downs National Park.

For information on estimated broadband speeds mobile phone coverage for the property, please see the OFCOM website and enter the property postcode which is GU33 7NU. The house name is South View.