Viables Lane, Basingstoke, Hampshire

Entrance hall

Utility and cloakroom

Living room

Dining room

Study

Kitchen/breakfast room

Six bedrooms

Three en-suites - dressing room

Family bathroom

Double garage

Just on size alone this house deserves attention – at over 2600 square feet (244 square metres) it offers an awful lot of space for the money. With six bedrooms, three en-suites, a dressing room, family bathroom and lots of ground floor accommodation it has plenty of room for everyone – perfect for a large family home.

It is also in a desirable area with the town centre being about a mile to the north and the open countryside around ¼ mile to the south. Schools and colleges are within easy walking distance.

A big clue to the size of this house is the large central entrance hall (you don't get these with smaller homes) giving access to the principal ground floor rooms. Glazed double doors lead into the dining room and the living room is twin aspect and has a feature fireplace – both rooms have French doors to the rear garden.

The kitchen/breakfast room has a bright triple aspect and an abundance of natural wood finish cupboards, a 1½ bowl stainless steel sink unit, appliance space, an integrated dishwasher and a peninsular breakfast bar. There is also an attractive tiled floor that continues into the adjoining utility room, which houses the gas fired boiler.

Completing the ground floor is the study at the front and the cloakroom.

Heading up to the first floor there are five decent size bedrooms and two of them have en-suites. The family bathroom has a shower cubicle as well as a bath – making that four showers in all so no queuing for the bathroom with this home!

Heading up again to the second floor is the main bedroom suite, which has a large dressing room and a stylish en-suite with a walk-in shower and a bath. There are built-in wardrobes and cupboards and access into a large loft storage space.

Externally there is a double width garage (with electric doors) and driveway parking to the front of the house.

The rear garden is a bit of a sun trap, being south facing. It has paved terraces for outside dining plus a lawn and there is also a power outlet at the end of the garden.