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A wonderful extended family home situated in a no-through road in the heart of the village, with spacious accommodation and excellent access to the local shops, schooling and mainline railway station.
DESCRIPTION: Positioned in a highly convenient location with easy access to the village amenities and the mainline railway station, this superb family home has spacious accommodation and character features. The property is approached via a block-paved driveway (with EV charger in place) and entered via a stained glass front door. A long hallway has stairs to the first floor and doors to the front aspect sitting room, and rear aspect dining room and kitchen. The kitchen is well-equipped with plenty of cupboard storage and work top space. It has been extended to provide a spacious dining area with doors out to the rear garden and a downstairs cloakroom off-set to one corner.
To the first floor there is a landing with doors to three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The largest of the three bedrooms is of a generous size and there is potential to create en-suite facilities should this be desired.
The current owners have extended the accommodation into the roof space and a further flight of stairs leads to the top floor. Here there is a light and bright shower room, built-in clothes storage and bedroom.
Outside, the rear garden offers a large terrace for dining, with a further tucked-away seating area to the side of the property. Steps down from the terrace lead to an area of lawn which in turn terminates at a fenced and gated vegetable plot and garden shed.
This wonderful home has much to offer and an internal inspection is highly recommended.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The property is a freehold semi-detached house built of traditional brick construction. It is double glazed and has gas central heating. The local authority is East Hampshire District Council and the tax band is currently D. The EPC rating is band C. For further information including mobile phone coverage and estimated broadband speeds, please see the Property Information link within the online listing. For reference the property postcode is GU33 7AG and the house number is 8.
LOCATION: Situated in a convenient central village location, in this sought after no through road, within a comfortable walk of the station, village shops and infant and junior school. Situated in the South Downs National Park, Liss provides shops for all day-to-day needs, a mainline station with direct trains to London Waterloo, primary schools and is in the catchment area for the highly regarded secondary schools of Bohunt in Liphook and TPS in Petersfield. There is a host of well-regarded private schools in the area too. Liss Triangle, the local community centre, a wonderful former village school, provides the location for numerous clubs and societies, and First Steps pre-school. There are also fitness classes, a coffee shop and cinema events. The village also has a modern sports pavilion which serves as the home to 1st Liss Scouts as well as other clubs and societies. The A3 bypasses the village, and provides easy access to the south coast and the M25 towards London. The Hindhead tunnel has enhanced the attraction of this sought after location, potentially attracting people wishing to move out from the traditional commuter belt and suburbs, but still being able to return to the larger cities for work. The nearby towns of Petersfield, Alton, Farnham, Haslemere and Guildford are all easily accessible, as are the cities of Chichester, Portsmouth and Winchester.
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A Family Run Business
Our Liss Sales branch is a busy little office situated in the heart of Liss Village. The office itself is located adjacent to the mainline train station to London.
This is an ideal location, not only due to the busy footfall as commuters pass on their way to and from work, but also local residents popping to the shops or out for a leisurely walk.
Check out our Liss Area Guide Here.
How it all started…
The Liss sales branch ‘Chapplins of Liss’ was established in 2010 by William Newell, following on from the then Bordon office which he helped to establish in 1996.
William specifically wanted to create a friendly, local village estate agency which could not only cater for local residents and their properties, but a branch that would become a distinctive part of the local village community.
- So he did just that!
Now, almost 14 years on...
Since William’s sudden death in 2021, the reins of running the business have now passed on to William’s son, Ashley, who completed his and his father’s latest project, opening a dedicated lettings department in Liss (next door to sales).
Click here to find out more about our Lettings department.
Our Sales Director, Tom Garrad, steers the sales department alongside our Sales Manager, Peter Turton, ensuring that anyone enquiring about selling or buying properties in the area are listened to and catered for. Tom and Peter have combined experience of over 40 years’ in the property industry and pride themselves on delivering a bespoke service to each of our clients as they believe that all properties, just like their owners, are individual.
Anna, William’s daughter, works alongside Tom and Peter focussing mainly on the business compliance, social media, marketing and community events. She also assists with the smooth running of both the sale and letting offices and works with all members of the company.
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