2 bed Flat For Sale £390,000
Beautifully refurbished to the highest standard this two-bedroom apartment has a delightful outlook over historic rooftops and down the cobbled street towards the Quay. On entering the property, on the first-floor, stairs lead to the top floor apartment accomodation. The property has a well-designed interior making the most of the character of the building alongside vintage and modern fixtures and fittings. The cozy sitting room has oak flooring and space for a small dining table and leads on to the modern kitchen. The stunning kitchen has been newly fitted with midnight blue cupboards, brass handles, metro tiles and oak floor. The kitchen includes a gas hob, oven with grill, washer/dryer, and fridge with freezer compartment. Both bedrooms are sizable doubles with one arranged as the master and the second with twin beds. The second bedroom has a built-in cupboard which contains a staircase which gives access to the unofficial rooftop viewing area with far stretching views to the Isle of Wight. The bathroom is of note being exceptional spacious with a roll top bath and separate sizable double shower, WC, and matching wash basin.
The building is one of the oldest by the Quay dating from around 1680 and is positioned right in the middle of Lymington’s cobbled Quay Hill, 30 seconds to the Quay and the same to the bottom of Lymington’s Georgian High Street with artisan eateries and traditional pubs. The train station and the beautiful New Forest National Park are nearby. The beautiful Georgian market town of Lymington, with its cosmopolitan shopping and picturesque harbour has two large deep water marinas and sailing clubs for which the town has gained its status as a world renowned sailing resort, as well as an open-air seawater bath that was built in 1833. Lymington has a number of renowned restaurants and designer boutiques and is surrounded by the outstanding natural beauty of the New Forest National Park. On Saturday, a market is held in the High Street. To the north are the New Forest villages of Brockenhurst and Lyndhurst and Junction 1 of the M27 which links to the M3 for access to London. There is also a branch line train link to Brockenhurst Railway Station (approx. 5.5 miles) which provides a half hourly service to London Waterloo with a journey time of approximately 90 minutes.
The building is one of the oldest by the Quay dating from around 1680 and is positioned right in the middle of Lymington’s cobbled Quay Hill, 30 seconds to the Quay and the same to the bottom of Lymington’s Georgian High Street with artisan eateries and traditional pubs. The train station and the beautiful New Forest National Park are nearby. The beautiful Georgian market town of Lymington, with its cosmopolitan shopping and picturesque harbour has two large deep water marinas and sailing clubs for which the town has gained its status as a world renowned sailing resort, as well as an open-air seawater bath that was built in 1833. Lymington has a number of renowned restaurants and designer boutiques and is surrounded by the outstanding natural beauty of the New Forest National Park. On Saturday, a market is held in the High Street. To the north are the New Forest villages of Brockenhurst and Lyndhurst and Junction 1 of the M27 which links to the M3 for access to London. There is also a branch line train link to Brockenhurst Railway Station (approx. 5.5 miles) which provides a half hourly service to London Waterloo with a journey time of approximately 90 minutes.
