Property description

The former lodge house to Heckfield Place, Winchfield Lodge offers five bedrooms and retains a wealth of charm and character including working open brick and Victorian cast iron fireplaces. This property is securely gated and benefits from flexible living accommodation with secluded and idyllic gardens surrounding. The house itself is approached via a five bar electric gate.

The lodge offers accommodation comprising: Entrance porch with direct access to study, the original studded front door opens into the reception hall with stairs to the first floor and a central open brick working fireplace, living room with working open brick fireplace, a refitted contemporary kitchen breakfast room with range cooker, wine cooler and central island with a raised glass ceiling to breakfast area, utility room and cloakroom. Further accommodation offers annex potential with a bedroom, shower room and conservatory.

To the first floor there are four spacious bedrooms, the master of which has en-suite, a family bathroom and extensive eaves storage.

Externally there are extensive lawned grounds, with terraced areas, one with a brick constructed barbeque, an orchard and vegetable garden and additionally the property still has the original well to the front which we are informed is still working. There is a double garage and double car port and shingled driveway providing parking for numerous vehicle's.

Heckfield is a highly sought after location, ideally placed for Hartley Wintney village - a bustling village with many different shops, restaurants and pubs making it the ideal place to live and enjoy the village life. In fact, this part of Hampshire is regularly voted as 'Best place to live' in many of the London newspapers. It is also excellently positioned for the commuter, giving good access to the M3 or M4 Motorways and main line stations at Fleet or Winchfield (Travel to Waterloo in under an hour). The area is well serviced by esteemed schooling for various age groups in both the Private and Public sectors and access to the cities of Reading and Basingstoke is relatively easy via the A33 and A30 respectively.

This exceptional piece of history needs to be viewed to be full appreciated and appointments are strictly by appointment.