Mildmay Terrace, Hook, RG27

Whether kicking off your boots and warming up around the log burner after a winter dog walk or enjoying a glass of wine in the garden after watching cricket on the village green, this cottage is very special. This charming, late Victorian 3-bedroom end of terrace cottage has the perfect balance of charming original character features, and modern practicality. The Property As soon as you step through the front door, the charm that only a period house can evoke is immediately apparent. The ground floor features a living room with a log burning stove and original wooden floorboards throughout. The large traditional sash window helps to create a feeling of light and space as well. To the rear, the dining room also has the original fireplace and wooden floors leading through to the kitchen. The newly fitted matt white kitchen has an induction hob, electric over and built in extractor as well as an integrated fridge. The original outside cupboard house the boiler and was the plumbing and electrics for a washing machine and drier. The stable door into the garden is a further reminded of the home's character. Upstairs on the first floor are 2 bedrooms with period fireplaces and wooden floorboards. The bathroom has a roll top bath and overhead shower. A second floor loft extension provides a further double bedroom on the top floor, with views across the garden. To the rear is a south facing cottage garden with brick patio and pathway, lawn and shrubs. There is also an old brick shed at the back of the garden with an electrical connection. There is also a small private front garden. The Location Taking its name from Lady St John Mildmay, who had the Mildmay Oaks planted for wood for the Royal Naval fleet, the Terrace is a tranquil, safe place to live within a two minute walk of the historic Cricket Green, Duck Pond and the vibrant High Street. The well-kept gardens and communal pathways to the front of the property, along with the strong sense of community, create a charming and unique location. The property is also situated in a particularly peaceful spot within the terrace. The Village Hartley Wintney is a much sought after Hampshire village offering an active High Street with a broad range of privately owned boutique shops. These include restaurants, cafés, delis, pubs, organic food and wine merchants, beauticians, clothing, arts and antique outlets. There is also a Doctor’s surgery, Dentist, Post Office and Pharmacy. The village has at its heart the historic Hartley Wintney Cricket Club, which dates back to 1770 and is believed to be the oldest permanently played cricket ground in England. Hartley Wintney offers easy access to the A30, M3 and Winchfield station is approximately 2 miles away providing access to London Waterloo in an hour.