The Street, Long Sutton, Hampshire, RG29

A cherished family home occupying a delightful position on the edge of a charming Hampshire village. In about 2.5 acres.

ABOUT THIS HOUSE
Hydegate House is a beautifully presented Grade II listed home, believed to date from circa 1575, with later additions. Positioned within the village Conservation Area and set amidst mature, landscaped gardens, the house offers a rare blend of historic charm and modern refinement.

The current owners have thoughtfully enhanced the interiors, preserving the home’s period character while introducing contemporary touches. Notable features include exposed oak timbers, original inglenook fireplaces and brick flooring.

Forming an integral part of the house is a spectacular Sussex barn, reconstructed in 1986 to create a dramatic vaulted reception room.
This impressive space features a fully exposed oak frame, wood-burning stove, underfloor heating with a galleried study above.

The Mark Wilkinson kitchen is beautifully appointed with granite worktops, an Aga set within a former inglenook with original bread ovens, a central oak and granite island, a walk-in larder, pantry as well as a generous utility/boot room.

Accommodation is arranged over two floors and includes a charming principal suite, four further bedrooms and three bathrooms.

Outside, a sweeping gravel drive leads to a double garage, framed by lawns, a rose garden together with well stocked herbaceous borders planted to provide a constant display of colour throughout the seasons, designed by Taylor Tripp.

Hydegate House is a home of rare quality and character, offering privacy, presence, and a superb village edge setting in rural Hampshire.

ABOUT THIS AREA
Hydegate House is situated on the eastern edge of Long Sutton, a picturesque and highly sought-after Hampshire village known for its charm and strong sense of community. At its heart are a primary school, village hall, church and a pretty pond, while the surrounding countryside provides a superb network of footpaths and bridleways, ideal for walking, cycling and riding.

The area is well served by a number of highly regarded state and independent schools including Lord Wandsworth College in the village, Robert Mays, Winchester College, Alton College, Daneshill, Edgeborough, Yateley Manor, Cheam, St Neot’s, RGS and Wellington College. Wellsley Prep is also nearby, with a minibus running from Long Sutton, and a school bus operates from North Warnborough to St Swithun’s School in Winchester.

Nearby Odiham provides a good range of everyday amenities including a supermarket, post office, GP surgery, dentist as well as a selection of shops, pubs, and restaurants.

The larger towns of Farnham and Basingstoke offer wider retail and leisure options.

For commuters, mainline rail services to London Waterloo are available from Winchfield and Basingstoke. The M3 (Junction 5) offers access to London, the South Coast, and airports at Heathrow, Gatwick, and Southampton.

TOWNS AND STATIONS
Odiham 3.2 miles
Crondall 4 miles
Basingstoke 10 miles
London Waterloo from 48 minutes
Winchfield 6.5 miles
London Waterloo from 49 minutes