Westover Road, Fleet, Hampshire, GU51

Situated in an enviable location, just paces from Fleet Pond nature reserve, this beautiful, bay-fronted 1930s property is on the market for only the second time in its history having undergone a full refurbishment and extension in 2021. The extension has created a remarkable kitchen/breakfast room with a large island and part vaulted ceiling with gable window over bi-fold doors opening onto the large porcelain patio. The island includes an induction hob with downdraft extractor and a raised shelf providing dining space for four people. The units are in a sleek, modern, handleless matt white with controllable under counter lighting allowing you to change the ambience of the room. Built in appliances include two full height fridge/freezers, dishwasher, washing machine and double oven, all AEG. The downstairs of the house has had a three-zoned underfloor heating system installed of which the kitchen is one zone under Karndean flooring. The spacious living room has a front aspect, full height bay window and underfloor heating. During the extension works a new side entrance was created along with a large, central hallway off which lies a large storage cupboard housing the underfloor heating manifold. The hallway accesses the kitchen through double, glass doors and oak doors open into the living room and downstairs cloakroom. Upstairs, the main bedroom has a full height bay window, built in wardrobe and 1930s style bronze radiator. The second bedroom, also a double, enjoys a rear aspect down the garden and also has a matching retro radiator. The upstairs heating is controlled by a NEST system which also looks after the hot water. The shower room, also fitted during the refurbishment offers a large rain shower and basin set in a wood vanity unit. Also during the refurbishment the property was completely stripped back, ceilings replaced and walls replastered. The property was rewired and replumbed to include a megaflow system and boiler in the loft. The windows were replaced with Residence 9 units which are so aesthetically authentic that they are regularly accepted for use in conservation areas for timber window replacements. The external doors have been replaced with Solidoor. All guttering, downpipes and soffits and fascias were also replaced. Outside, the property is approached via a brick paviour driveway that can accommodate two cars. A pathway leads to the rear where there is a large, porcelain patio area leading to a level lawn with sleeper beds flanking. The garden stretches some 160 feet in length with the final third having been rewilded and attracting a variety of wildlife. The house is situated less than a mile from the town centre and the station is within 0.75 of a mile around the pond/nature reserve. In accordance with the Estate Agent's Act the owner of this property is employed by LRG.