Liphook, Hampshire

3 bedroom Terraced House for sale

£435,000

• 3 bedroom
• 2 bathroom
• 1 reception

Key Features

• • Close to railway station
• • Modern family bathroom
• • Three bedrooms
• • Lounge/dining room
• • Downstairs cloakroom
• • En-suite shower room
• • Parking
• • Fitted kitchen/breakfast room with integrated appliances
• • Enclosed rear garden

Description

The ground floor features an entrance hall with tiled flooring, a downstairs cloakroom, and a bright lounge/dining room with doors opening out to the rear garden. The modern fitted kitchen includes a range of integrated appliances. Upstairs, the master bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room. There are two further bedrooms along with a contemporary family bathroom. The rear garden enjoys a south-westerly aspect and is enclosed by panel fencing. It has been landscaped for low maintenance, offering a paved patio and a level synthetic lawn—ideal for year-round use. A substantial garden shed sits at the far end of the garden. Liphook is a thriving and well-connected village that offers an ideal balance of convenience, strong schooling and beautiful surrounding countryside. The mainline railway station provides direct services to London Waterloo and Portsmouth, making it a popular choice for commuters, while the recently upgraded A3 gives fast road access both to the south coast and northwards towards Guildford, London and the M25. The village is particularly well regarded for its excellent educational provision, with schools for all age groups including well-rated infant and junior schools, the highly respected Bohunt secondary and sixth form, and a choice of independent options such as Highfield and Brookham. This range of schooling makes Liphook especially appealing to families seeking continuity from early years through to 18. Liphook is surrounded by miles of attractive countryside, much of it cared for by the National Trust or lying within the South Downs National Park. Residents enjoy immediate access to woodland, heathland and riverside walks, with places such as Radford Park and the wider local trail network offering peaceful outdoor space and opportunities for recreation. The village centre provides a good selection of everyday amenities including a supermarket, doctors’ surgeries, pharmacy, cafés, pubs and local shops, giving Liphook a friendly, self-contained feel while still benefiting from excellent transport links and the extensive natural beauty that surrounds it Estate charge 2025 £295.74 per year

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