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A delightful three-bedroom end of terrace house set in an
exclusive cul-de-sac location close to the heart of Brockenhurst
Village with all its amenities and mainline station.
The property is located on one of the sought after cul-de-sacs
of Brockenhurst village, within easy reach and a level walk of a
number of shops and restaurants on Southampton Road and the nearby
village centre. Brockenhurst lies in the heart of the forest
between Lyndhurst (4 miles) and the Georgian market town of
Lymington (5 miles). The village offers a thriving community, a
highly regarded primary school, popular tertiary college and the
renowned 18 hole Brockenhurst Golf Club. The mainline railway
station is situated within walking distance, giving direct access
to London Waterloo in approximately 90 minutes.
The picturesque village of Beaulieu lies 7 miles to the east
with the marina of Bucklers Hard on the Beaulieu River.
Approximately 4 miles to the south is the Georgian market town of
Lymington with its extensive yachting facilities, its famous
Saturday county market and ferry service to Yarmouth, Isle of
Wight.
Enjoying a highly convenient position close to all the amenities
and facilities of the village, this well-appointed family home
features an attractive façade with Georgian style windows and part
tile hung walls under a pitched roofline.
The principal living accommodation centres around a spacious 25
ft triple aspect sittingdining room extending the full depth of the
house and overlooking the front and rear garden areas.
Set off the dining area is a kitchen fitted with both low and
eye level units, integrated appliances and which also boasts a door
opening onto the rear terrace and garden. There is also a WC and
large storage cupboard to this level.
To the first floor, a landing area links to the principal
bedroom with built-in double wardrobes, two further bedrooms and a
family bathroom.
*NB The property offers the potential to convert the existing
loft space and create further livingbedroom accommodation (subject
to the necessary planning consents being granted).
An area of lawn with planted borders wraps around the front and
side of the property. A pathway across the lawn leads to an
entrance porch and front door, with a second pathway to the side.
From here, an arched gateway set into a wall provides access to the
rear garden which is mainly laid to lawn with a border planting
flanking the garden.
Adjoining the rear of the property and linking to the garden is
a sun terrace accessed from the kitchen door and provides an ideal
space for outdoor dining.
Tucked into the corner of the rear garden is a useful timber
shed. The property further benefits from a garage in a nearby
block.
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