Guide price
£350,000
(£484/sq. ft)
2 bed end terrace house for saleVictoria Way, Liphook GU30
2 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
723 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
About this property
End of terrace, two-bedroom home
Bright and spacious living room, with conservatory
Modern kitchen with shaker style cabinetry
Family bathroom & downstairs WC
Well maintained front & rear gardens with side access
Private carport and allocated parking for two cars
No onward chain
Welcome home
Tucked away in a sought-after location within Liphook, this well-presented two-bedroom end-of-terrace home offers a practical and well-balanced layout. The ground floor is accessed via an entrance hall with a convenient cloakroom, leading through to a bright and spacious living room. To the rear, a conservatory creates an additional reception area and enjoys direct access to the garden, making it an ideal space for relaxing or entertaining throughout the year. The modern kitchen offers excellent storage and preparation space, with an integrated oven, hob and dishwasher.
On the first floor, there are two bedrooms, including a generous principal bedroom with built-in wardrobe storage, and a well-proportioned second bedroom. A family bathroom serves both rooms and completes the accommodation.
Outside
The property enjoys an attractive and private rear garden, predominantly laid to level lawn with a patio area providing the perfect setting for outdoor dining and entertaining. A garden shed is discreetly positioned away from the main garden area, offering useful storage while maintaining the open feel of the outdoor space.
To the side of the property there is gated access leading to the rear garden, while the front garden provides additional outdoor space and enhances the property's kerb appeal. A nearby car port provides covered parking, together with an allocated parking space in front, ensuring convenient off-road parking for residents and visitors alike.
What our clients say
“We love that our property is centrally located within the village whilst still being away from the main road and not on a through road so it is quiet even during peak traffic times. The house itself is also tucked away in a corner, so has no foot traffic and still gets plenty of light. As it's central, it's a short walk to the supermarket, local shops, pubs and cafes, the train station and has two easy ways of accessing the A3 which links Portsmouth and London. It is also right next to some beautiful walks around the South Downs national park and we always enjoy going for an exploratory walk to find new paths. Our surrounding neighbours are friendly and considerate and we usually help each other out with odd-jobs and pet sitting. The house itself is also a nice size as it fits everything we need into it and is low maintenance. The larger conservatory at the back is a delight to spend time in all year round, it feels like being outdoors without being outdoors whatever the weather.
We liked most that it was quiet and out of the way, but also had easy transport links both by rail and by car, by having two easy routes onto the A3 and it's own station. We like living somewhere that is surrounded by nature and we don't have to drive anywhere to enjoy a lovely nature walk. Frankly, the house attracted us because it was in our price range at the time and suited our needs, it was all the space we needed, was low maintenance thanks to the size and had the easy transport options for any job changes. Also, being an end terrace, we have a larger, private garden we can make use of as we can put our shed and bins in a secluded area outside of the garden.
The community is lovely and has regular events in the central millennium green and in the central hall, just need to keep an eye out for the advertisements! There is an annual carnival every year through the village in October which has been a delight every year and nearby is the Hollycombe Steam collection which is always worth a periodic visit especially if you love steam locomotives.”
need to know
Freehold
EPC Rating C74
Mains Gas, Electricity & Water
There is a £300 Per Annum Estate charge
Council Tax Band C
East Hants District Council
viewings
Strictly by appointment only with the selling agents, Michaela Sanders & Abby Wheeler
*Whilst every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, these particulars should not be relied upon and should be verified by your lawyer.
EPC Rating: C
Location
Originally a coaching stop between London and Portsmouth and enjoying a number of quality independent and franchised shops, it's easy to see how Liphook has continued to serve as a wonderful place to call home with the ability to reach larger towns and cities within the hour.
Situated on the fringe of the Southdowns National Park with rolling hills and beautiful heathland, fantastic for walking and cycling, there is something do to for everyone!
Parking - Car Port
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Tenure
Freehold
Service charge
£300 per year
Council tax band
C
Ground rent
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