House For Sale £335,000
Introduction Picturesque period property sat in the heart of Bembridge Village and only a short stroll to the local shops, bakery and cafes. The property sits in a highly desirable location and is being offered chain free.
Ground floor accommodation comprises sitting room with original fireplace, Dining room with under stairs storage, Kitchen and Bathroom with access to the rear garden via the kitchen. First floor accommodation comprises two spacious double Bedrooms.
The property would suit those either looking for a permanent residence in Bembridge or those looking for that perfect "lock up & leave" holiday retreat.
Porch 4' 00" x 4' 10" (1.22m x 1.47m)
living room 13' 00 (max)" x 13' 04 (max)" (3.96m x 4.06m)
dining room 13' 00 (max)" x 10' 11" (3.96m x 3.33m)
kitchen 7' 05" x 10' 00" (2.26m x 3.05m)
bathroom 4' 11" x 9' 10" (1.5m x 3m)
bedroom 1 13' 00 (max)" x 10' 11" (3.96m x 3.33m)
bedroom 2 13' 00 (max)" x 11' 00" (3.96m x 3.35m)
outside Off road parking for one car, side access to secluded rear garden which is predominantly laid to lawn with patio area. Brick built store.
Tenure Leasehold (1000 years from 1st September 1896).
What does bembridge have to offer Newport 12.5 miles, Cowes 17 miles (Red Jet Passenger Ferry) Fishbourne 10.5 miles (Car Ferry) Ryde 7.5 miles (Fast Cat Passenger Ferry) Yarmouth 22 miles (Car Ferry) all approx. Distances
Recognised as one of the most popular villages on the Island and even the whole of Hampshire, Bembridge is situated on the most easterly point of the Isle of Wight, lying behind the spectacular headland of Culver. Bembridge is a popular destination for picture postcard holidays through to glorious second-home territory. As the Hose Rhodes Dickson team live or grew up here, we know all the hidden nooks and crannies to visit and why the area is so inherently charming as a great destination to invest in property.
Much of the surrounding area is within a Site of Special Scientific Interest (sssi), an Area of Outstanding Natural beauty and its very own rspb reserve.
The historical heart of the village is located close to the church and is home to a diverse range of popular destinations from cafes, pubs and a variety of restaurants The village boasts its own C of E Primary School, Post Office, Hairstylists, Butcher, Fishmonger, Baker, Dentist and Medical Centre.
There's much to occupy visitors to this beautiful, unspoilt and historic corner of the Island with numerous walks, nature trails, beautiful beaches to explore and local leisure facilities are able to cater for the more energetic of us.
Ground floor accommodation comprises sitting room with original fireplace, Dining room with under stairs storage, Kitchen and Bathroom with access to the rear garden via the kitchen. First floor accommodation comprises two spacious double Bedrooms.
The property would suit those either looking for a permanent residence in Bembridge or those looking for that perfect "lock up & leave" holiday retreat.
Porch 4' 00" x 4' 10" (1.22m x 1.47m)
living room 13' 00 (max)" x 13' 04 (max)" (3.96m x 4.06m)
dining room 13' 00 (max)" x 10' 11" (3.96m x 3.33m)
kitchen 7' 05" x 10' 00" (2.26m x 3.05m)
bathroom 4' 11" x 9' 10" (1.5m x 3m)
bedroom 1 13' 00 (max)" x 10' 11" (3.96m x 3.33m)
bedroom 2 13' 00 (max)" x 11' 00" (3.96m x 3.35m)
outside Off road parking for one car, side access to secluded rear garden which is predominantly laid to lawn with patio area. Brick built store.
Tenure Leasehold (1000 years from 1st September 1896).
What does bembridge have to offer Newport 12.5 miles, Cowes 17 miles (Red Jet Passenger Ferry) Fishbourne 10.5 miles (Car Ferry) Ryde 7.5 miles (Fast Cat Passenger Ferry) Yarmouth 22 miles (Car Ferry) all approx. Distances
Recognised as one of the most popular villages on the Island and even the whole of Hampshire, Bembridge is situated on the most easterly point of the Isle of Wight, lying behind the spectacular headland of Culver. Bembridge is a popular destination for picture postcard holidays through to glorious second-home territory. As the Hose Rhodes Dickson team live or grew up here, we know all the hidden nooks and crannies to visit and why the area is so inherently charming as a great destination to invest in property.
Much of the surrounding area is within a Site of Special Scientific Interest (sssi), an Area of Outstanding Natural beauty and its very own rspb reserve.
The historical heart of the village is located close to the church and is home to a diverse range of popular destinations from cafes, pubs and a variety of restaurants The village boasts its own C of E Primary School, Post Office, Hairstylists, Butcher, Fishmonger, Baker, Dentist and Medical Centre.
There's much to occupy visitors to this beautiful, unspoilt and historic corner of the Island with numerous walks, nature trails, beautiful beaches to explore and local leisure facilities are able to cater for the more energetic of us.
