Location:The property is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac less than a mile from Romsey town centre so within reasonable level walking distance of its excellent amenities which include a Waitrose superstore, an eclectic mix of local independent retailers and familiar High Street shops, and a wide range of coffee shops, bars and restaurants for casual and informal eating. In addition, Romsey has train and bus stations for direct access to the neighbouring cities of Winchester, Salisbury and Southampton with easy access nearby onto the M27/M3 interchange for onward connections to London, the South Coast and the West Country.
Of interest to families, the property falls within the catchment area for the Romsey Primary and Mountbatten Secondary Schools.
Accommodation:
A small porch opens into a welcoming entrance hall with stairs to the first and an adjoining cloakroom with WC. The good size sitting room has a wide front-facing bow window and double doors opening into the large kitchen/dining room. This is a bright open space perfectly suited to the needs of a modern family with sliding doors to the garden and a well fitted kitchen area with an excellent range of modern units, integrated dishwasher, and space for American-style fridge/freezer and range-style cooker. Adjoining the kitchen is a versatile family room which could be used as an occasional fourth bedroom, and from here are doors into the garage and a very useful well-appointed utility room.
The first floor landing provides access to the insulated and part boarded loft space, and also houses the airing cupboard which contains both the Worcester central heating boiler and pressurized hot water tank. There are three bedrooms all of which will take a double bed and all with built-in storage. These share the modern, tastefully appointed family bathroom which comprises panel-enclosed bath with shower over, integrated wash basin and WC, heated towel rail, and complementary tiling.
Outside:
To the front, is off-road parking for two vehicles leading to the attached garage which has an up-and-over door, power and light. There is an open-plan area of garden laid to lawn and gated access at the side to the rear garden which enjoys a west-facing aspect and a high degree of privacy and seclusion. There is a large brick-paved terrace ideal for barbecues and al-fresco dining, and a larger area laid to lawn enclosed by panel fencing and a conifer screen across the rear boundary. The garden shed has power connected and an adjoining patio decking area.
Test Valley Council Tax:
Band: D, Price: £2,204.03 for the year 2025/26
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