2 bed Flat For Rent £775
Primmer Olds B.A.S are delighted to offer for let this two bed ground floor flat within Bitterne Manor House. The property consists of 2 double bedrooms, spacious lounge, kitchen and bathroom with bath and electric shower over. The accommodation comes unfurnished and has recently been refurbished to include a new kitchen with space for white goods. The flat has been redecorated throughout and has new carpets. Bitterne Manor House is located on private communal grounds with lovely views over the river Itchen. Off road parking for one vehicle is available, although not specifically allocated. References and deposit will be required, unfortunately the property is not suitable for young children. Council tax band A, EPC rating D.
The original medieval manor house was in existence in the 13th century, possibly earlier. Originally part of Stanham (later South Stoneham) manor, it was given by Edward I to the Bishops of Winchester in 1284.
In the 18th century it was converted for use as a farmhouse and in 1805 it was largely rebuilt - although retaining some of its original medieval fabric - as a private residence by the then owner Henry Simpson. Later in the 19th century it was owned by Stuart MacNaughten, a local barrister, who made many alterations, including the addition of the west wing in 1899. Badly damaged in World War Two the house was reconstructed by architect Herbert Collins in 1951-55 and converted into flats.
Bitterne Manor House is located off Bitterne Road West and within close proximity of Bitterne Town Centre.
The original medieval manor house was in existence in the 13th century, possibly earlier. Originally part of Stanham (later South Stoneham) manor, it was given by Edward I to the Bishops of Winchester in 1284.
In the 18th century it was converted for use as a farmhouse and in 1805 it was largely rebuilt - although retaining some of its original medieval fabric - as a private residence by the then owner Henry Simpson. Later in the 19th century it was owned by Stuart MacNaughten, a local barrister, who made many alterations, including the addition of the west wing in 1899. Badly damaged in World War Two the house was reconstructed by architect Herbert Collins in 1951-55 and converted into flats.
Bitterne Manor House is located off Bitterne Road West and within close proximity of Bitterne Town Centre.
