House For Sale £300,000
Guide Price £300,000 Freehold. Delightful semi detached three bedroom home situated in the sought after area of lowford village. The property offers spacious living accommodation, a garage, off road parking and a courtyard garden. An internal viewing is highly recommended.
The local area of Bursledon
The splendid area of Bursledon is a village, on the River Hamble in Hampshire, renowned for its outstanding natural beauty. Often referred to as the sheltered haven, Old Bursledon is perfectly suited for yachts and motorboats alike. It is one of the River Hamble’s best-kept secrets.
The Elephant boatyard offers sheltered pontoon births, shore facilities, water, and electricity. The yard is situated on the site where hms Elephant was built in 1786, Nelson’s flagship during the Battle of Copenhagen in 1801. It has been a working boatyard ever since. Swanwick marina is within walking distance and can accommodate over 300 berths, some for boats over 18m. They also offer a dry stack service and, you can also dry berth yachts up to 13m.
Nearby there is a public slipway and numerous chandleries. Local yacht clubs include the Royal Southern Yacht Club in Hamble and Warsash sailing club.
The neighbouring villages include Swanwick, Hamble-le-Rice, Netley, and Sarisbury Green. Whatever your boating style, the River Hamble makes it an ideal base from which to explore the Solent with easy day cruising to Portsmouth, Chichester and the Isle of Wight yacht havens, Lymington or Poole. Close to Swanwick Marina, you’ll find a number of pubs and restaurants to try, but if you’d like to stretch your legs a little more you can take a stroll out to the waterside villages that punctuate the Hamble's route to the sea. Visit them by water taxi, or head upriver in a tender to Botley for some truly spectacular scenery.
The beautiful local church in Old Bursledon can trace its history back to the last half of the twelfth century, and today offers regular Christian services. Nearby facilities & transport links If you like to shop there are nearby supermarkets in Bursledon and Hedge end. Just over two miles away is Whiteley shopping centre and an eclectic mix of restaurants and high street shops that stay open late on most days. Further afield, Southampton centre offers a wealth of shops, as well as restaurants, cinemas and nightlife. There are A/M27 links to neighbouring cities, which include Portsmouth, Southampton, Winchester and Chichester. Bursledon train station is within walking distance, which has direct links to Southampton and Portsmouth. There is direct link to London from Parkway, Eastleigh. The general time to commute from Parkway is approximately 1 hour 20 minutes.
Local schools include Bursledon C of E, Hamble Secondary school and Westfield Park independent, coeducational, day and boarding school for boys and girls aged 3 years to 13 years.
Front of property
Accessed by a double glazed UPVC door with floor to ceiling double glazed UPVC obscured windows.
Hallway
Stairs to first floor landing and doors to all principal rooms. Understairs storage cupboard. Double radiator with thermostat valve, power point, carpet throughout. Textured and coved ceiling.
Living room (4.54M x 3.23M)
Front elevation double glazed UPVC window. Ample power points and TV point. Three wall mounted lights, double radiator and laminate floor covering. Textured and coved ceiling.
Kitchen/diner (4.03M maximum measurement x 5.14M)
Double glazed UPVC window and single sliding door opening to garden. Bar lighting with four down lights. Wall and floor mounted high gloss units. Roll top work surface with stainless steel sink and drainer with mixer tap over. Integrated four ring gas hob with a integrated double oven below. Glass splashback. Extractor hood, eye level integrated microwave and tiling to principal areas. Space and plumbing for a washing machine and further appliance space. Textured and coved ceiling. Breakfast bar area which leads to;
dining room (3.34M x 2.50M)
Textured and coved ceiling. Chrome ceiling light with three down recessed spotlights. Ample power points, radiator and laminate flooring. Sliding door into the;
sun room (2.31M x 3.02M)
This room is built of a glass construction and has two opening windows and a sliding door into the garden. There is space for a dining table or further lounge area.
Hallway
Doors to all principal rooms. Side elevation double glazed UPVC window, ample power points and loft hatch. Cupboard housing Worcester combination boiler. Smooth plastered ceiling.
Bedroom one (3.65M x 3.36M)
Rear elevation double glazed UPVC window. Radiator and two fitted double wardrobes with shelving, hanging rails and cupboard space above. Exposed floor boards. Textured and coved ceiling.
Bedroom two (4.31M x 3.22M reducing to 2.74M)
Front elevation double glazed UPVC window. Radiator, ample power points and exposed floor boards. Textured and coved ceiling.
Bedroom three (3.40M reducing to 1.81M x 2.34M reducing to 1.28m)
Front elevation double glazed UPVC window. Radiator, open fronted cupboard with shelving and ample power points. Textured ceiling.
Bathroom
This family bathroom comprises of a rear elevation double glazed obscured window. Fully tiled walls and a vinyl tiled floor covering. Fitted mirror fronted bathroom cabinet. Wash hand basin with chrome mixer tap on top of a vanity unit with double cupboard beneath. WC, panel enclosed bath with mains shower over and decorative mosaic tiled border. Heated towel radiator and a textured ceiling.
Rear garden
The enclosed garden is low maintenance with a small courtyard area. There are wooden double gates and a pedestrian gate for access to the off road parking. There are steps leading down to the sunroom and side pedestrian access to the front of the property.
Garage
The brick built garage is accessed by an up and over door with a side UPVC half panel pedestrian door. Power and lighting.
Additional information
Council tax band: C
Eastleigh Borough Council
ref: Ng / 2951
Viewings strictly by appointment with Manns and Manns only. To arrange a viewing please contact us on .
The local area of Bursledon
The splendid area of Bursledon is a village, on the River Hamble in Hampshire, renowned for its outstanding natural beauty. Often referred to as the sheltered haven, Old Bursledon is perfectly suited for yachts and motorboats alike. It is one of the River Hamble’s best-kept secrets.
The Elephant boatyard offers sheltered pontoon births, shore facilities, water, and electricity. The yard is situated on the site where hms Elephant was built in 1786, Nelson’s flagship during the Battle of Copenhagen in 1801. It has been a working boatyard ever since. Swanwick marina is within walking distance and can accommodate over 300 berths, some for boats over 18m. They also offer a dry stack service and, you can also dry berth yachts up to 13m.
Nearby there is a public slipway and numerous chandleries. Local yacht clubs include the Royal Southern Yacht Club in Hamble and Warsash sailing club.
The neighbouring villages include Swanwick, Hamble-le-Rice, Netley, and Sarisbury Green. Whatever your boating style, the River Hamble makes it an ideal base from which to explore the Solent with easy day cruising to Portsmouth, Chichester and the Isle of Wight yacht havens, Lymington or Poole. Close to Swanwick Marina, you’ll find a number of pubs and restaurants to try, but if you’d like to stretch your legs a little more you can take a stroll out to the waterside villages that punctuate the Hamble's route to the sea. Visit them by water taxi, or head upriver in a tender to Botley for some truly spectacular scenery.
The beautiful local church in Old Bursledon can trace its history back to the last half of the twelfth century, and today offers regular Christian services. Nearby facilities & transport links If you like to shop there are nearby supermarkets in Bursledon and Hedge end. Just over two miles away is Whiteley shopping centre and an eclectic mix of restaurants and high street shops that stay open late on most days. Further afield, Southampton centre offers a wealth of shops, as well as restaurants, cinemas and nightlife. There are A/M27 links to neighbouring cities, which include Portsmouth, Southampton, Winchester and Chichester. Bursledon train station is within walking distance, which has direct links to Southampton and Portsmouth. There is direct link to London from Parkway, Eastleigh. The general time to commute from Parkway is approximately 1 hour 20 minutes.
Local schools include Bursledon C of E, Hamble Secondary school and Westfield Park independent, coeducational, day and boarding school for boys and girls aged 3 years to 13 years.
Front of property
Accessed by a double glazed UPVC door with floor to ceiling double glazed UPVC obscured windows.
Hallway
Stairs to first floor landing and doors to all principal rooms. Understairs storage cupboard. Double radiator with thermostat valve, power point, carpet throughout. Textured and coved ceiling.
Living room (4.54M x 3.23M)
Front elevation double glazed UPVC window. Ample power points and TV point. Three wall mounted lights, double radiator and laminate floor covering. Textured and coved ceiling.
Kitchen/diner (4.03M maximum measurement x 5.14M)
Double glazed UPVC window and single sliding door opening to garden. Bar lighting with four down lights. Wall and floor mounted high gloss units. Roll top work surface with stainless steel sink and drainer with mixer tap over. Integrated four ring gas hob with a integrated double oven below. Glass splashback. Extractor hood, eye level integrated microwave and tiling to principal areas. Space and plumbing for a washing machine and further appliance space. Textured and coved ceiling. Breakfast bar area which leads to;
dining room (3.34M x 2.50M)
Textured and coved ceiling. Chrome ceiling light with three down recessed spotlights. Ample power points, radiator and laminate flooring. Sliding door into the;
sun room (2.31M x 3.02M)
This room is built of a glass construction and has two opening windows and a sliding door into the garden. There is space for a dining table or further lounge area.
Hallway
Doors to all principal rooms. Side elevation double glazed UPVC window, ample power points and loft hatch. Cupboard housing Worcester combination boiler. Smooth plastered ceiling.
Bedroom one (3.65M x 3.36M)
Rear elevation double glazed UPVC window. Radiator and two fitted double wardrobes with shelving, hanging rails and cupboard space above. Exposed floor boards. Textured and coved ceiling.
Bedroom two (4.31M x 3.22M reducing to 2.74M)
Front elevation double glazed UPVC window. Radiator, ample power points and exposed floor boards. Textured and coved ceiling.
Bedroom three (3.40M reducing to 1.81M x 2.34M reducing to 1.28m)
Front elevation double glazed UPVC window. Radiator, open fronted cupboard with shelving and ample power points. Textured ceiling.
Bathroom
This family bathroom comprises of a rear elevation double glazed obscured window. Fully tiled walls and a vinyl tiled floor covering. Fitted mirror fronted bathroom cabinet. Wash hand basin with chrome mixer tap on top of a vanity unit with double cupboard beneath. WC, panel enclosed bath with mains shower over and decorative mosaic tiled border. Heated towel radiator and a textured ceiling.
Rear garden
The enclosed garden is low maintenance with a small courtyard area. There are wooden double gates and a pedestrian gate for access to the off road parking. There are steps leading down to the sunroom and side pedestrian access to the front of the property.
Garage
The brick built garage is accessed by an up and over door with a side UPVC half panel pedestrian door. Power and lighting.
Additional information
Council tax band: C
Eastleigh Borough Council
ref: Ng / 2951
Viewings strictly by appointment with Manns and Manns only. To arrange a viewing please contact us on .
