The White Hart Inn, White Hart Lane, Charter Alley, Tadley, Hampshire, RG26

The White Hart is a large detached property of brick construction under a pitched tiled roof with an extension to the rear. The pub is set in its own grounds of 0.38 acres (0.15 hectares), with the original building dating back to the early 19th Century.

The extension was added in 2004 by the current owners, which allowed the addition of the nine letting bedrooms. The first floor of the main building provides spacious four bedroom accommodation for the owners.

The White Hart Inn now offers various opportunities to redevelop and/or rebuild the business.

The current owners have successfully gained a planning permission to convert the building into a substantial family home in a countryside location overlooking farmland see 22/02891/TDC | Technical Details Consent Application for conversion of existing building into a single residential dwelling pursuant to Permission in Principle Approval Reference 22/02188/PIP | The White Hart White Hart Lane Charter Alley Hampshire RG26 5QA (basingstoke.gov.uk)

Also, a local architect was asked for further opinion to other development opportunities and this might include dividing the main building into smaller homes and a redevelopment to the rear for a small bungalow - this would be subject to a further planning application and interested parties are advised to contact Basingstoke & Dean Borough Council on 01256 844844

The inside of The White Hart is sectioned into several areas including two bars, a large dining room with exposed beams, a family room and a 'snug', totalling to over 100 covers. The space has great potential and allows for a number of layout options which could be altered, depending on the ongoing plans of the new owner. The letting bedrooms have their own entrance from the rear car park with a reception area, allowing guests easy check-in.

There is ample parking and a pretty garden to the rear.

The White Hart occupies a prominent position in the picturesque village of Charter Alley in North Hampshire. The property lies to the north west of Basingstoke and Junction 6 of the M3 allowing easy access to London and the South West. There are fast train links to London from Basingstoke (Waterloo) 46 minutes or Paddington via Newbury whilst Reading offers both access to (Paddington) and Crossrail to the city of London.