House For Sale £600,000
An impressive five-bedroom detached house, presented to a high standard throughout and set on a substantial plot, with well-proportioned accommodation, making an ideal home for a family looking to settle in Totton. The front door opens into a hallway leading to the kitchen and attractive sitting room with a feature log burner and double doors leading into the dining/family room. At the end of the hallway the modern fitted kitchen benefits from a built-in double oven, microwave, induction hob and dishwasher, with a comprehensive range of wall and base units and ample worktop space. The sink overlooks the private rear garden, with a side door to the outside. The large family room boasts a generous dining area, attractive feature wood burner and glass double doors leading to the decked terrace. On from the family room is a guest cloakroom and utility room, which includes a sink and side door offering access to the garden and a further room with the option for a fifth bedroom/home study. Upstairs, the first floor accommodation includes four double bedrooms and the newly fitted family bathroom with an oval bath. The principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room and walk-in wardrobe. Externally, the enclosed rear garden includes a decked area, ideal for al-fresco dining, with the remainder of the garden mostly laid to lawn. There are two brick-built sheds offering great additional storage. To the front of the house there is a gravelled drive which can accommodate parking for multiple vehicles and an integrated garage.
Council Tax Band: E
*Planning permission has been granted (ref: 22/10450) for a large extension to extend the kitchen downstairs and to create two extra bedrooms upstairs and an en-suite.
Totton is situated on the eastern edge of The New Forest and on the River Test close to the city of Southampton. Totton is served by the South Western mainline Railway at Totton Station which provides links to Southampton, London, Bournemouth and Poole. Easy accessibility is available to the M27 and its major commuting links and the New Forest National Park is approximately a mile away. Established as a royal hunting forest in 1079 by William The Conqueror, the New Forest occupies approximately 200 square miles of stunning and diverse landscapes. With dense ancient forest and over 10000 hectares of heathland, this gorgeous tourist destination offers wide open vistas, meandering rivers, historic and architecturally significant buildings, picturesque villages and over 26 miles of lesser known scenic coastline all of which are home to a wide variety of wildlife species. It is a major leisure destination popular with walkers, horse riders, cyclists and sailors. Famous for its freely roaming iconic New Forest ponies, donkeys, cattle, sheep and pigs, this magical corner of the country offers something for everyone and a lifestyle many aspire to. Each village has its unique characteristics but all enjoy the backdrop of breath taking scenery and a welcoming and strong community spirit. Each passing season is spectacular and the healthy array of pubs, restaurants and boutique shopping ensure all year round entertainment.
Council Tax Band: E
*Planning permission has been granted (ref: 22/10450) for a large extension to extend the kitchen downstairs and to create two extra bedrooms upstairs and an en-suite.
Totton is situated on the eastern edge of The New Forest and on the River Test close to the city of Southampton. Totton is served by the South Western mainline Railway at Totton Station which provides links to Southampton, London, Bournemouth and Poole. Easy accessibility is available to the M27 and its major commuting links and the New Forest National Park is approximately a mile away. Established as a royal hunting forest in 1079 by William The Conqueror, the New Forest occupies approximately 200 square miles of stunning and diverse landscapes. With dense ancient forest and over 10000 hectares of heathland, this gorgeous tourist destination offers wide open vistas, meandering rivers, historic and architecturally significant buildings, picturesque villages and over 26 miles of lesser known scenic coastline all of which are home to a wide variety of wildlife species. It is a major leisure destination popular with walkers, horse riders, cyclists and sailors. Famous for its freely roaming iconic New Forest ponies, donkeys, cattle, sheep and pigs, this magical corner of the country offers something for everyone and a lifestyle many aspire to. Each village has its unique characteristics but all enjoy the backdrop of breath taking scenery and a welcoming and strong community spirit. Each passing season is spectacular and the healthy array of pubs, restaurants and boutique shopping ensure all year round entertainment.
