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A spacious four bedroom bungalow of just over 2000 sq. ft. including the integral double garage. Positioned in a highly desirable location where the ponies roam freely up to the property. With a private plot and south facing walled garden, ample parking, heated outdoor swimming pool with the property running costs almost entirely covered by the solar panels. Coming to the market for the first time since being constructed in 1968.

The property is situated in a highly desirable cul-de-sac, close to the open forest and within easy reach of Brockenhurst village centre, which offers a mainline railway station with direct links to London Waterloo and a good local community of shops and restaurants.

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, ferry service to Yarmouth, Isle of Wight and its famous Saturday county market. To the North is the village of Lyndhurst and Junction 1 of the M27 motorway which links to the M3 giving access to London.

A large integral covered front entrance step opens into a generous lobby that has ample cupboards for coats and boot storage and leads into the large reception hallway with cloakroom and where a wing leads to all bedrooms. A door opens to the generous sitting room with open fireplace, a picture window to the front aspect and glazed sliding doors to the south facing garden and patio.

The dining room is accessed through glazed double sliding doors with a window to the front aspect and a hatch to the kitchen. The kitchen has a range of free standing appliances with window to the front aspect and glazed rear door. The studybedroom 5 has a side aspect window and a range of fitted shelves and desk.

The principal bedroom suite is positioned at the end of the south wing with ample fitted wardrobes and dressing table. There is a generous en suite shower room with electric shower. It is a fully tiled room and has a WC and hand basin with side aspect window.

There are three further double bedrooms all with generous fitted wardrobes and served by the fully tiled family bathroom with WC and hand basin and a side aspect window. There are two airing cupboards, one housing the hot water cylinder.

The large loft access in the corridor is fitted with an easily retractable wooden ladder to access the extremely clean and spacious part-boarded, insulated loft with lighting.

The bungalow is discreetly set at the end of this desirable cul-de-sac with a stunning generous plot having mature boundaries of flowering cherry, liquidambar and rhododendrons. A cattle grid leads to the sweeping drive flanked by lawns and a pathway leads to the front entrance and gates to both sides of the bungalow leading to the beautiful private south facing walled gardens where there is a kidney shaped outdoor swimming pool. The whole is well planned with two brick built composting areas, potential for a small vegetable garden and an archway with mature flowering wisteria. There is also a wooden and glazed summer housepool changing hut.

The integral garage is accessed from a covered rear porch next to the rear door from the kitchen and is where the wall mounted gas boiler is located. This is also where the solar panel inverters and meters are positioned as well as the air source heat pump for the swimming pool. This is a generous double garage with a wide metal electrically operated up and over door.

Additional Information:

Services: Mains electric, gas, water and drainage

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Rating: D Current: 68 Potential: 83

Council Tax Band: G

The two south-facing solar PV systems, commissioned in 2011 and 2012, have a combined rating of 3.91kW.  The 2024 feed-in tariffexport rate paid for all power generated, whether consumed on site or exported, is 74.385p per kWh.  This government guaranteed tax-free return is index-linked (RPI) for 25 years from commissioning. The return to the homeowner in 2023 was almost £2500, in addition to the avoided cost of drawing power from the grid when the panels are generating.