House For Sale £390,000
Attractively presented three-bedroom detached bungalow, which has been sympathetically updated during the current ownership of the property to create a turn key home. Driveway parking for multiple vehicles is available to the front and side of the house and leads down to the single garage neatly tucked away. From the side front door an entrance hallway provides access to all the living accommodation within the home. Three bedrooms can be found to the front of the bungalow. The sitting room is a cosy and warming room with a central fireplace and glorious views out to the private rear garden with French doors to the patio terrace. The bathroom has been refitted to make great use of the space, with a separate W.C for added convenience. The kitchen boasts a range of wall and base units, creating plenty of storage with appliances. A door opens to the rear garden. The private rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature borders to the side and the rear. A large patio terrace is ideal for alfresco dining and soaking up the sun.
Council Tax Band - D
Gosport is a thriving Hampshire town to the south of Fareham, approximately four miles west of Portsmouth and about 11 miles from Southampton. The area enjoys many pleasant coastline walks and the Millennium bridge places Royal Clarence Marina and Gosport town centre nearby. From there, a regular ferry takes you over to Portsmouth and Southsea and the superb shopping, eating & entertainment destination, Gun Wharf Quays. With a naval and military history spanning two centuries, Gosport is steeped in a most magnificent history. The heritage and importance of this area is preserved in the formidable blast walls and assorted listed buildings and monuments which still sit in and around the peninsula and is also celebrated in the Explosion! Museum of Naval Firepower, which is situated in the former Royal Naval Armaments Depot on Priddy's Hard.
Council Tax Band - D
Gosport is a thriving Hampshire town to the south of Fareham, approximately four miles west of Portsmouth and about 11 miles from Southampton. The area enjoys many pleasant coastline walks and the Millennium bridge places Royal Clarence Marina and Gosport town centre nearby. From there, a regular ferry takes you over to Portsmouth and Southsea and the superb shopping, eating & entertainment destination, Gun Wharf Quays. With a naval and military history spanning two centuries, Gosport is steeped in a most magnificent history. The heritage and importance of this area is preserved in the formidable blast walls and assorted listed buildings and monuments which still sit in and around the peninsula and is also celebrated in the Explosion! Museum of Naval Firepower, which is situated in the former Royal Naval Armaments Depot on Priddy's Hard.
