Are you seeking the best of both worlds? You've arrived at the perfect destination. Welcome to a setting where breathtaking rural landscapes seamlessly blend with urban elegance. Here, you can experience a life full of choices and the freedom to live fully. Soon, you will call Hampshire's outstanding natural beauty your home, and not just any home—our sophisticated cottages and apartment homes offer a uniquely special lifestyle. Beyond the rolling hills, vibrant city life beckons, with excellent transport links placing bustling cosmopolitan cities within easy reach.
Now is the perfect time to safely transition into one of our vibrant and welcoming Inspired retirement villages.
Every Inspired pre-owned property is designed for later living, with spaces filled with countless thoughtful details that become more significant as you age. Picture yourself in a home within a community that offers its own pool, fitness suite, stylish bistro, bar, café, and much more. Does it sound appealing?
Bramshott Place enjoys a coveted location, allowing you to effortlessly switch between town and country. With the South Downs National Park nearly at your doorstep, you’ll experience a tangible sense of space and freedom. For golf enthusiasts, the area is a paradise with excellent courses at Liphook and Hindhead. If your preference is a more relaxed approach to nature, the Champneys and Grayshott health spas are conveniently nearby.
For those craving hustle and bustle, there are convenient village shops less than half a mile away in Liphook. A short drive away are the vibrant hubs of Winchester, Guildford, and Haslemere. Bramshott Place is well-connected, with trains from Liphook station reaching London in just over an hour.
Bramshott has a rich history, with a manor and estate dating back to the Domesday Book. In the late 16th century, John Hooke, a wealthy cloth merchant, purchased the estate and built a magnificent Tudor mansion. After his death in 1640, his son Henry inherited it. By 1850, the estate was owned by the Earle family, who demolished many original buildings to construct Bramshott Grange. Between 1921 and 1982, the house served as the King George Hospital, but the site has since been redeveloped. The original Tudor gatehouse remains, a proud testament to a colorful history, with its beautifully carved brickwork and intricate detailing, making the village feel truly special.
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