House For Sale £320,000
Introduction Situated at the very end of this popular cul-de-sac and only a short walk away from the waterfront, marina and several popular pubs, this deceptively spacious family home has a lovely feel throughout and comes with the additional benefit of a 25ft garage with driveway, accessed via double gates leading onto a driveway that provides secure off-road parking.
Internally the house has a good size sitting room, kitchen/breakfast/dining room and a conservatory on the ground floor. Whilst on the first floor there are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a bathroom.
Due to both the property's location and the accommodation on offer, an early viewing is a must as a healthy amount of interest is expected.
Location Bursledon lies on the edge of River Hamble and benefits from its own railway station, nearby marina, supermarket and even a windmill. Nearby villages include Swanwick and the beautiful waterside village of Hamble, one of the UK's most popular destinations and a yachting mecca.
Netley Abbey, with the beautiful Royal Victoria Country Park which is set in 200 acres of grassy park and woodland are on the doorstep, whilst Southampton Airport is also just under half an hour away with all main motorway access routes also being with easy reach.
Inside Situated at the end of this popular, yet quiet cul-de-sac, this deceptively spacious family home certainly has a lovely feel throughout. You are immediately invited into a well-proportioned entrance hall from which doors lead though to the spacious sitting room, which is a lovely bright room, with a window to the front, medium oak effect flooring, wall lights, TV and various power points.
The heart of the house has to be the kitchen/breakfast/dining room, with the kitchen having been fitted with a matching range of white wall and base units with cupboards and drawers under and complementary worktops. There is a built-in double oven, gas hob with extractor over, built-in dishwasher and further appliance space. The room also has a breakfast bar, spotlights and complementary tiling. At one end of the room there is a window and external door that opens to the garden, with an opening to one side of the room leading to the dining area which has medium oak effect flooring and a set of double glazed sliding doors opening to the conservatory.
On the first floor landing there is a double glazed window to the side, access to the loft space, airing cupboard and doors to all accommodation. The master bedroom is a good size double room with a window to the front aspect and space for freestanding furniture. Bedroom two, which is also a double room, overlooks the rear garden and has fitted wardrobes along one wall. Bedroom three overlooks the front aspect, with two fitted wardrobes and is currently used an office/music room.
The family bathroom has an obscured window to the rear aspect and has been fitted with a panel enclosed bath, wash hand basin and low-level WC.
Outside The front garden is planted with a variety of trees and shrubs, whilst the rear garden has double gates that lead onto a driveway with raised planted borders. There is then a pergola directly behind the house and useful brick tool shed attached to the 25ft garage which has a metal up-and-over door, double glazed side door, as well as power and light.
Tenure Freehold
council tax Eastleigh Borough Council - Band C
Internally the house has a good size sitting room, kitchen/breakfast/dining room and a conservatory on the ground floor. Whilst on the first floor there are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a bathroom.
Due to both the property's location and the accommodation on offer, an early viewing is a must as a healthy amount of interest is expected.
Location Bursledon lies on the edge of River Hamble and benefits from its own railway station, nearby marina, supermarket and even a windmill. Nearby villages include Swanwick and the beautiful waterside village of Hamble, one of the UK's most popular destinations and a yachting mecca.
Netley Abbey, with the beautiful Royal Victoria Country Park which is set in 200 acres of grassy park and woodland are on the doorstep, whilst Southampton Airport is also just under half an hour away with all main motorway access routes also being with easy reach.
Inside Situated at the end of this popular, yet quiet cul-de-sac, this deceptively spacious family home certainly has a lovely feel throughout. You are immediately invited into a well-proportioned entrance hall from which doors lead though to the spacious sitting room, which is a lovely bright room, with a window to the front, medium oak effect flooring, wall lights, TV and various power points.
The heart of the house has to be the kitchen/breakfast/dining room, with the kitchen having been fitted with a matching range of white wall and base units with cupboards and drawers under and complementary worktops. There is a built-in double oven, gas hob with extractor over, built-in dishwasher and further appliance space. The room also has a breakfast bar, spotlights and complementary tiling. At one end of the room there is a window and external door that opens to the garden, with an opening to one side of the room leading to the dining area which has medium oak effect flooring and a set of double glazed sliding doors opening to the conservatory.
On the first floor landing there is a double glazed window to the side, access to the loft space, airing cupboard and doors to all accommodation. The master bedroom is a good size double room with a window to the front aspect and space for freestanding furniture. Bedroom two, which is also a double room, overlooks the rear garden and has fitted wardrobes along one wall. Bedroom three overlooks the front aspect, with two fitted wardrobes and is currently used an office/music room.
The family bathroom has an obscured window to the rear aspect and has been fitted with a panel enclosed bath, wash hand basin and low-level WC.
Outside The front garden is planted with a variety of trees and shrubs, whilst the rear garden has double gates that lead onto a driveway with raised planted borders. There is then a pergola directly behind the house and useful brick tool shed attached to the 25ft garage which has a metal up-and-over door, double glazed side door, as well as power and light.
Tenure Freehold
council tax Eastleigh Borough Council - Band C
