Harrow House, The Street, Hook, RG29 1SR

An attractive four bedroom family home with a south-westerly facing secluded garden, set in approximately 0.4 acres, in the heart of the village.

Description Approached via a large driveway providing ample parking alongside a detached carport, the property presents a charming brick façade with mature planting that enhances both privacy and kerb appeal.

Internally, the accommodation extends to over 2,500 sq ft and is thoughtfully arranged to provide both versatile living space and a natural flow for modern family life.

The welcoming entrance hall, with wooden floors and steps leading up to the main reception rooms, benefits from built-in storage opposite the front door.

The heart of the home is the open-plan, double-aspect kitchen/dining room, featuring an Aga, a central island, extensive cabinetry and ample space for a large dining table.

Bifold doors open directly onto the terrace, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living while flooding the space with natural light.

Off the kitchen is a practical utility room with a door to the outside.

Adjoining this is a sitting room with a roof lantern and bifold doors, creating a bright and inviting additional reception space. A log burner with a stone surround provides a central focal point.

There is also a separate study providing a quiet area for home working, with a cloakroom completing the ground floor. Upstairs, a galleried landing leads to four bedrooms.

The principal suite benefits from built-in wardrobes and an en suite bathroom with separate bath and shower.

There are three further bedrooms (one en suite), all benefitting from built-in wardrobes, in addition to a family bathroom.

A particularly attractive feature is the curved staircase, enhanced by a large window and statement light fitting, creating a sense of space and elegance at the heart of the home.

In addition, stairs from the entrance hall lead to a lower ground floor providing useful storage space.

The south-westerly facing garden offers a peaceful and secluded setting and is mainly laid to lawn, with mature trees, well-established borders and charming seating areas, including a terrace directly accessed from the house-ideal for al fresco dining.

The garden further benefits from an attractive greenhouse, set on a brick base with glazed elevations and a classic pitched roof, offering an excellent space for cultivating plants and seedlings, as well as further useful garden storage.

In addition, there is a useful shed positioned to the side of the property, providing practical additional storage.

Location The property is positioned within a conservation area on the edge of the picturesque Hampshire village of Long Sutton.

Within the village there is a primary school, the well-regarded Lord Wandsworth College, together with a village hall, church and public house.

The Georgian village of Odiham (3.3 miles) provides a good selection of shops, along with a doctor’s surgery, dentist and optician, a Post Office, and a variety of public houses and restaurants.

There is also a weekly market held on Friday mornings on the High Street, with stalls selling fresh produce including fruit, vegetables, cheese and bread.

The Georgian market town of Farnham (9.3 miles) offers an extensive range of shops and eateries, including a number of well-regarded restaurants on the picturesque Castle Street and within Lion and Lamb Yard, as well as a choice of supermarkets including Waitrose.

The Maltings provides theatre, film and craft fairs, while Brightwells Yard offers a cinema, restaurants and public gardens. Farnham also hosts a variety of seasonal events throughout the year.

The property is well placed for transport links, with the M3 motorway accessible at Junction 5, providing connections to the national motorway network and the airports of Heathrow, Gatwick and Southampton.

Mainline railway stations at Winchfield (6.5 miles) and Hook (5.3 miles) offer regular services to London Waterloo from approximately 52 and 58 minutes respectively, making the location ideal for commuters.

In addition to Long Sutton C of E Primary School and Lord Wandsworth College, there is a further choice of local village primary schools, as well as secondary schools including Robert May’s School in Odiham, Eggar’s School in Alton, and independent options such as Edgeborough, Frensham Heights and Wellesley Prep in Stratfield Turgis.

Set within rolling Hampshire countryside, the area also benefits from an excellent network of footpaths and bridleways, ideal for walking and outdoor pursuits.

Please note, all distances and times are approximate. Square Footage: 2,514 sq ft Acreage: 0.4 Acres