Location:Homemead House is discreetly nestled along Middlebridge Street, one of Romsey’s most historic roads, home to some of the town’s oldest and most characterful properties. Just a short stroll away lies Romsey town centre, a vibrant hub with a strong sense of community and rich history. At its heart stands the magnificent Norman Abbey, surrounded by an inviting mix of coffee houses, tearooms, bars, and restaurants, alongside a Waitrose superstore and an eclectic selection of boutique shops, independent retailers, and familiar High Street brands.
Excellent transport links include bus and train stations offering direct connections to Winchester, Salisbury, and Southampton, while the nearby M3/M27 provides convenient access to London and the South Coast.
Accommodation:
Entry to the development is via a secure intercom system, leading into a welcoming main entrance area. Residents benefit from well-maintained communal hallways, providing access to the residents’ lounge and laundry room, as well as stairs and a passenger lift to the upper floors. The apartment is located on the second floor, with a private front door opening into its entrance hall, which includes a built-in storage cupboard and access to all principal rooms. The sitting room enjoys a bright double aspect, with charming views over the residents’ gardens, creating a peaceful and inviting space. An adjoining kitchen is fitted with a range of units, a built-in oven and hob, and benefits from a Velux roof window, ensuring natural light and ventilation. The double bedroom is generously sized and features a built-in double wardrobe, while also overlooking the beautifully maintained gardens. The shower room is equipped with a modern walk-in shower cubicle, pedestal wash basin, and WC.
Outside:
Residents and visitors enjoy private parking at the front of the building, along with a garage/store complete with power supply, making it ideal for electric wheelchair storage and charging. The rear gardens are well-maintained and provide a tranquil setting for residents to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
Leasehold:
Ground Rent: £878.78 for the year, paid half yearly £439.39
Maintenance Charge: £2,465.60 for the year
Lease Remaining: Residue of 98 years from 1 September 1981 (55 years remaining as of July 2025).
Test Valley Council Tax:
Band: B, Price: £1,714.24 for the year 2025/26
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