Beechcrest View, Hook, Hampshire, RG27 9RF

Hook Homes – A three bedroomed terraced house set within a cul-de-sac in a popular location with benefit of its own garage and driveway. The property is sold with no onward chain.

Three Bedrooms Living/Dining Room Kitchen Conservatory Cloakroom Garage with Driveway Close-By Enclosed Rear Garden There is a front door that opens into the entrance hall, with tiled flooring, a staircase rising to the first floor, access to the kitchen and the living room and a useful cloakroom with toilet and hand basin.

A door from the hall leads into the rear aspect living room with understairs storage cupboard, door leading through to a conservatory, which in turn has doors out to the garden.

The front aspect kitchen has matching base and eye-level storage cupboards and drawers, contrasting work surfaces with tiled splashbacks, a single drainer sink unit with mixer tap, plumbing for washing machine, wall mounted boiler.

On the first floor there is a landing with doors to all rooms, airing cupboard, storage cupboard, and access to the loft space. There are three bedrooms in total.

Two are double sized rooms, one at the front the other at the rear of the house and the third is a single sized, rear aspect room.

The bathroom is fitted with a three-piece white suite, bath, toilet, and hand basin. Externally, at the front there is a path to the front door with a small lawn area and an outside tap.

At the rear of the property is a shaped brick paved patio area, leading onto the lawn area with various shrubs.

The garden is enclosed on all sides by fencing with a gate at the rear for access to the front , the driveway and garage.

The property also benefits from a single garage with up and over door, there is a driveway for parking in front of the garage, both are visible from the house.

The house has gas central heating via radiators and double-glazed windows.

Council Tax Band – D (Hart District – £2,416.63) EPC rating – C Location: Hook is a thriving and well-connected village in the Hart district, approximately six miles from Basingstoke and surrounded by open countryside.

It offers excellent commuter links, with London Waterloo reachable in around an hour from the mainline station and convenient access to the M3 (Junction 5).

Local amenities include Tesco, a mini-Waitrose, a Sainsbury’s opened in 2023, medical facilities, public houses, takeaways, and a range of community services.

The village is well served by outstanding Ofsted-rated infant and junior schools and lies within the catchment area for Robert May’s School in nearby Odiham.

Residents also benefit from refurbished community centres and several parks, including Bassett’s Mead Country Park, Hartletts Park, Wellworth Park, and King George V Playing Fields.