Cresswood is part of a development of 20 properties and was built in 2006. It is set within a courtyard of 5 houses with ample parking and no through traffic. This extremely well- presented family home offers generous accommodation arranged over two light filled floors.

On the ground floor there are three reception rooms with the sitting-room benefitting from an inset wood-burner and French windows allowing access to a paved sitting area and south-west facing garden beyond. The study has an excellent large bookcase with cupboards whilst the snug has French windows to the outside. The kitchen/breakfast/dining area is over 31 feet in length and has Neff integrated appliances including a 5-way induction hob, main oven and second oven/microwave. There is an AEG dishwasher, Quooker boiling water tap and wine cooler. The slate floor has under-floor heating and there are bi-fold doors to the garden. From virtually all the reception rooms there are delightful views across the gardens and lightly wooded copse beyond. Completing the ground-floor accommodation there is a useful utility, cloakroom and large additional reception room which could be a fourth bedroom there are also doors forming a separate entrance to the front.

On the first-floor there is a large landing with two separate doors into a spacious principal bedroom suite which has a private bathroom with separate shower, dressing room and further storage cupboard. There is a guest double bedroom with en-suite shower, a further double bedroom and family bathroom with a separate shower.

Cresswood benefits from a recently installed 5kw Solar PV system, and 13.5kw Tesla Powerwall battery.

Outside

The house is set on a private road and centred around a shared courtyard with plenty of parking space. There is also an electric vehicle charging point and an integrated double garage, providing further parking and home storage space. The front garden has an area of lawn, border beds with various shrubs and a paved pathway leading to the entrance. The rear garden enjoys a sunny southwest-facing aspect and includes a paved sitting area for al fresco dining, gravel pathways, a gazebo seating area and a well-maintained lawn. From here steps lead down to terraced beds at the end of the garden where a gate provides access to the footpath that leads into the village. There is also a greenhouse, and a timber-framed storage shed.

Situation

The village of Mapledurwell is conveniently positioned between Odiham and the large town of Basingstoke. There is a village hall, a local pub and a nursery school in the village, while further amenities can be found in the Basingstoke suburbs of Hatch and Old Basing, including local shops, an outstanding-rated infant school and a junior school. Basingstoke town centre provides an excellent selection of shops and leisure facilities, as well as a mainline station offering direct services to London Waterloo (43 minutes). The M3 is also within easy reach, with junction six less than three miles away.

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