House For Sale £350,000
Set along this popular road in Bitterne and offering water views across the River Itchen is this well-presented, 1930’s, three bedroom semi-detached home. The property comprises two well- proportioned reception rooms, laid to original wood flooring, a well-appointed fitted kitchen, three bedrooms and a modern family bathroom.
Externally the property has off road parking to the front and a shared driveway leading to a hardstanding to the rear. There is an attractive, good size garden with a beautiful outlook and brick built workshop.
Introduction Set along this popular road in Bitterne and offering water views across the River Itchen is this well- presented, 1930's, three bedroom semi-detached home. The property comprises two well- proportioned reception rooms, laid to original wood flooring, a well-appointed fitted kitchen, three bedrooms and a modern family bathroom.
Externally the property has off road parking to the front and a shared driveway leading to a hardstanding to the rear. There is an attractive, good size garden with a beautiful outlook and brick built workshop.
Location Bitterne has a thriving centre that offers a broad range of shops and general amenities along with its own infant, junior, primary and senior schools. Along with its own railway station and also conveniently close to Netley's waterfront and the Royal Victoria Country Park, Bitterne is also within easy reach of Southampton's city centre with its broad range of shops, restaurants, amenities and mainline railway station. Southampton Airport is also around twenty minutes away and all main motorway access routes are also close by, enabling easy access via M27 eastbound including Portsmouth, Chichester, Guildford or London via A3. West bound including Southampton, the New Forest and Bournemouth along with M3 access via Winchester & London.
Inside Upon entering the property you are welcomed into a double glazed porch which in turn opens to the entrance hall which has a double glazed window to the side the aspect, radiator to one wall and stairs leading to the first floor with a storage cupboard beneath. The hallway, lounge and dining room are all laid to original wood flooring in keeping with the property's 1930's style. A dipped and stripped original style door opens into the light and airy living room which benefits from a feature curved bay window to the front aspect, has two radiators and an ornamental fireplace recess with oak mantle over. The dining room benefits from a dual aspect with a window to one side and double glazed French doors to the rear which opens onto a decked terrace with beautiful water views.
The sunny kitchen has large windows to the rear and side and a double glazed door to one side opening to the garden. The kitchen itself is fitted with a range of wooden wall and base level units with complimentary worktops. There is a stainless steel sink and drainer, an inset five ring "neff" gas hob with "neff" extractor over and electric oven under, with space and plumbing for a washing machine and slimline dishwasher, the room also benefits from spotlighting and tiling to key areas.
On the first floor landing there is a double glazed window to one side, ladder access to the loft space and doors to all rooms. The master bedroom is located to the front of the property and features a curved bay window to the front elevation, two radiators and fitted wardrobe space. Bedroom two, also a good size double room, has a double glazed window to the rear aspect offering elevated views, radiator to one wall and allows space for freestanding bedroom furniture. Bedroom three is adjacent to the master bedroom, has a double glazed window to the front aspect and radiator to one wall.
The family bathroom has two double glazed windows to the rear and side aspects and is fitted with a modern suite comprising a fitted bath, mains shower with rainfall shower head over, wall mounted wash hand basin and WC. There is also a heated towel rail to one wall, tiling to key areas and spotlighting.
Outside Externally, there is a dropped kerb that provides vehicular access to off road parking at the front of the property which is laid to crazy paving. A shared driveway leads down one side of the property to a hardstanding for further off-road parking.
The good size rear garden is laid out across three tiers which includes areas laid to lawn. In the garden there is a large brick-built workshop measuring 17ft 4" x 9ft 6" which has power and lighting, as well as double glazed windows to the side, rear and front and a double glazed door.
Tenure Freehold
council tax Southampton City Council - Band B
Externally the property has off road parking to the front and a shared driveway leading to a hardstanding to the rear. There is an attractive, good size garden with a beautiful outlook and brick built workshop.
Introduction Set along this popular road in Bitterne and offering water views across the River Itchen is this well- presented, 1930's, three bedroom semi-detached home. The property comprises two well- proportioned reception rooms, laid to original wood flooring, a well-appointed fitted kitchen, three bedrooms and a modern family bathroom.
Externally the property has off road parking to the front and a shared driveway leading to a hardstanding to the rear. There is an attractive, good size garden with a beautiful outlook and brick built workshop.
Location Bitterne has a thriving centre that offers a broad range of shops and general amenities along with its own infant, junior, primary and senior schools. Along with its own railway station and also conveniently close to Netley's waterfront and the Royal Victoria Country Park, Bitterne is also within easy reach of Southampton's city centre with its broad range of shops, restaurants, amenities and mainline railway station. Southampton Airport is also around twenty minutes away and all main motorway access routes are also close by, enabling easy access via M27 eastbound including Portsmouth, Chichester, Guildford or London via A3. West bound including Southampton, the New Forest and Bournemouth along with M3 access via Winchester & London.
Inside Upon entering the property you are welcomed into a double glazed porch which in turn opens to the entrance hall which has a double glazed window to the side the aspect, radiator to one wall and stairs leading to the first floor with a storage cupboard beneath. The hallway, lounge and dining room are all laid to original wood flooring in keeping with the property's 1930's style. A dipped and stripped original style door opens into the light and airy living room which benefits from a feature curved bay window to the front aspect, has two radiators and an ornamental fireplace recess with oak mantle over. The dining room benefits from a dual aspect with a window to one side and double glazed French doors to the rear which opens onto a decked terrace with beautiful water views.
The sunny kitchen has large windows to the rear and side and a double glazed door to one side opening to the garden. The kitchen itself is fitted with a range of wooden wall and base level units with complimentary worktops. There is a stainless steel sink and drainer, an inset five ring "neff" gas hob with "neff" extractor over and electric oven under, with space and plumbing for a washing machine and slimline dishwasher, the room also benefits from spotlighting and tiling to key areas.
On the first floor landing there is a double glazed window to one side, ladder access to the loft space and doors to all rooms. The master bedroom is located to the front of the property and features a curved bay window to the front elevation, two radiators and fitted wardrobe space. Bedroom two, also a good size double room, has a double glazed window to the rear aspect offering elevated views, radiator to one wall and allows space for freestanding bedroom furniture. Bedroom three is adjacent to the master bedroom, has a double glazed window to the front aspect and radiator to one wall.
The family bathroom has two double glazed windows to the rear and side aspects and is fitted with a modern suite comprising a fitted bath, mains shower with rainfall shower head over, wall mounted wash hand basin and WC. There is also a heated towel rail to one wall, tiling to key areas and spotlighting.
Outside Externally, there is a dropped kerb that provides vehicular access to off road parking at the front of the property which is laid to crazy paving. A shared driveway leads down one side of the property to a hardstanding for further off-road parking.
The good size rear garden is laid out across three tiers which includes areas laid to lawn. In the garden there is a large brick-built workshop measuring 17ft 4" x 9ft 6" which has power and lighting, as well as double glazed windows to the side, rear and front and a double glazed door.
Tenure Freehold
council tax Southampton City Council - Band B
