Highpath Way, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG24

Situated within the popular Rooksdown development, this immaculately presented detached home was originally constructed by Taylor Wimpey in 2011 as a three-bedroom property and offers particularly spacious and flexible accommodation, together with the unusual benefit of two separate gardens.

The property is currently arranged as two bedrooms, with the present owners having removed the original stud partition between bedrooms one and three to create an impressive principal bedroom extending across the width of the house. This exceptionally generous room benefits from built-in wardrobes and an en-suite shower room, while importantly retaining the flexibility for the original three-bedroom configuration to be easily reinstated by replacing the partition wall. Bedroom two remains unchanged from the original layout, with a separate family bathroom completing the first-floor accommodation.

The ground floor comprises an entrance hall with cloakroom, a kitchen/diner and a generous living room. The accommodation continues into a conservatory overlooking and providing direct access to the garden, creating a useful additional reception space and an excellent connection between the house and its outside areas.

One of the property's most distinctive features is its outside space. Unusually for a modern home, there are two separate private gardens, with one positioned on the south elevation and the other on the east elevation, providing distinct areas for relaxing, entertaining and enjoying the outdoors. The property also benefits from off-street parking for two cars side by side.

Highpath Way is situated within the popular development of Rooksdown, conveniently located for Basingstoke Hospital and offering local amenities including a shop and café. Further amenities can be found in Basingstoke town centre, including Festival Place shopping centre, a cinema and a wide selection of bars and eateries. Basingstoke's mainline railway station provides regular services towards London Waterloo, while the A339 and M3 are easily accessible, providing convenient road links towards Newbury, London and the South.