Well Lane, Bentworth, GU34

A charming 1930s house, set within delightful grounds and gardens of 7 aces, with equestrian facilities and a detached barn.

An attractive home located in a wonderful semi-rural position in grounds of approximately 7 acres. The home is presented in immaculate order and has been extended and remodelled by the present owners.

Mole End is a substantial family home offering versatile accommodation and an abundance of period features including exposed beams and feature fireplaces. The ground floor comprises inviting entrance hallway, double aspect sitting room with exposed beams and wood burning stove, triple aspect snug/study with wood burning stove and French doors to rear patio. The impressive ‘hub of the home’ kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with Shaker style cabinetry, topped with granite, and features a 4-door Aga oven, large kitchen island, floor to ceiling Oak windows, underfloor heating and sky lantern. A utility/boot room and cloakroom adjoin the kitchen on one side, with suitable access to the side and front driveway.

On the first floor there are three double bedrooms, with the principal bedroom having an en suite with walk in shower and generous separate dressing room. There is a further guest bedroom has the benefit of an en suite shower room and built in wardrobes, double bedroom with walk in wardrobe, family bathroom.

The property is approached via a 5-bar wooden gate onto a sweeping gravelled driveway providing ample space for several vehicles. There is a large detached barn with garage and workshop, pretty front garden with mature bedding and shrubbery.

The gardens wraps around both side sides of house and is thoughtfully laid out into sections of formal garden and terracing with herbaceous borders and a varied selection of mature trees and shrubs. A large patio area is positioned to the rear of the kitchen/breakfast room. Post and rail fencing separates the formal garden from the paddocks. There is also a wonderful private woodland with a mixture of wild flowers. Of particular note there are three sets of stables and tack room, hay barn and newly built sand school. In total there are approximately 7 acres of gardens and grounds.

The village of Bentworth lies about 3 miles to the East of Alton, just off the A339. The village has two public houses, the Star Inn and the Sun Inn; a primary school and its own cricket club.

The Georgian market town of Alton has a wide range of shopping facilities including Waitrose and Marks & Spencer, together with good road links to the M3 and the A31 for Farnham, Guildford and Winchester. Alton offers an excellent choice of primary and secondary schools and a further education college. There is a sports complex with swimming pool and a mainline rail station (feeding directly to London Waterloo).