4 Bedroom Detached House

Oriel House is a stunning detached property nestled within a peaceful, private setting in the desirable hamlet of Hazeley Bottom. With spacious, light and airy living offering a host of features and picturesque gardens adjoining the local common.

The Property
Oriel House is an impressive detached property, nestled within a peaceful, private setting in the sought-after hamlet of Hazeley Bottom.

On entering the home, the light and space creates an inviting atmosphere, with an atrium-style reception hall including a centrepiece oak staircase.

Presenting dual-aspect views over the picturesque common beyond, the lower ground floor boasts a spacious dining room and a generously sized living room, complete with a feature fireplace.

At the far end of the property, a farmhouse-style kitchen/breakfast room provides handy access to an undercroft parking area, leading through to a utility room.

The lower floors further benefit from a separate study, conservatory and a W.C.

The spacious feel continues upstairs, where the main bedroom offers a comfortable retreat, complemented by three additional well-proportioned bedrooms, a store room and a family bathroom.

The Grounds
Outside, Oriel House's grounds truly shine. Thoughtfully tended rear gardens adjoin the common, offering ideal space for families to immerse themselves in nature.

With a garden room, additional outbuilding and a well-kept swimming pool, there are plenty of options for entertaining. Furthermore, with a large driveway, there is ample parking space for several cars.

Location
Hazeley Bottom borders the rural hamlet of Hazeley Heath, with a scenic nature reserve attractive to wildlife and classified as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI). The country setting benefits from footpaths and is well-connected to Hartley Wintney through the B3011. The A30 further connects to the M3 and Winchfield station that serves regular links to London Waterloo, Farnborough and Basingstoke.

Hartley Wintney Village benefits from an excellent range of amenities, including shops, a post office, a surgery, pubs, churches and a golf course. Steeped in history, the village is home to one of the country’s oldest cricket greens, with Hartley Wintney Cricket Club dating back to 1770.

Reputable local schools include Oakwood Infants and Greenfields Juniors, with preparatory and senior independent schools also within a short drive, such as Daneshill, St. Neots, Lord Wandsworth College and Wellington College. Nearby, Fleet and Hook offer broader shopping and leisure facilities.