Odiham, RG29 1NJ

This truly exceptional townhouse is steeped in history and brimming with character. Built in 1860 by the King family as part of Odiham’s Assembly Rooms, it once stood at the centre of village life hosting farmers’ balls, concerts, lectures, and theatrical performances. The ground floor originally served as a corn exchange, a proud reminder of its commercial heritage, before a sensitive conversion in 1988 transformed the building into elegant private residences. Today, it beautifully blends timeless architecture with contemporary design. On the ground floor, a stylishly appointed bedroom, sleek shower room, and modern utility space provide comfort and practicality in equal measure. The first floor is a true showpiece with an open-plan living space bathed in natural light from generous sash windows. Vaulted ceilings, exposed brickwork, and timber beams create a dramatic backdrop, while the bespoke kitchen and dining area flow seamlessly into a welcoming sitting room, centred around a log-burning stove. It is a space made for both entertaining and quiet evenings by the fire. The top floor is dedicated to the luxurious principal suite, complete with a private dressing area and refined en suite. Carefully considered finishes throughout instil a sense of calm and indulgence, offering the perfect retreat at the end of the day. This is more than a home it is a piece of Odiham’s history, reimagined for modern living.