House For Sale £565,000
A unique opportunity to purchase one of the character style cottages positioned on the outskirts of Hedge End village. The property built in the 1880’s, sympathetically extended in the 1970’s offers a wealth of features such as sash windows, a light and neutral décor, ensuite and four bedrooms.
A particular feature is the fantastic plot. The approach to the cottage is via a meandering pathway which leads to the double fronted home.
Upon entering the house, you are immediately greeted by warmth, lightness and feel. The stairway is in front of you with the spacious sitting room positioned on the right. This room measures 16’6 x 12 feet and offers views over the front garden as well as a log/wood burner. The conservatory is accessed from this room. To the left of the hallway is the kitchen and separate dining room; these rooms could easily be converted into an open plan kitchen/dining room. There is a useful WC near the back door. The upstairs bedrooms are light and airy. The master bedroom has an ensuite shower and the remaining bedrooms share the family bathroom.
Outside, this property has a fantastic approach with off road parking for two cars and a block paved path leading to the front door. The front garden has a good sized lawn with maturing plantation, shielding the property from the road and offering a high degree of privacy. The garden sweeps to the right-hand side and leads to a raised seating area. This in turn leads to the rear of the property where there is a courtyard area with a maturing border which receives the late afternoon sun.
Location is a particular feature to this lovely home. There are infant, junior, primary and two secondary schools within a one-mile radius. Two excellent colleges are within easy reach by car, bus or train. Obviously, admission is subject to application. In addition to the schools, Hedge End benefits from large retail shops, local shops in the village and easy access to the motorway network (M27/M3). There are also three railway stations (Hedge End, Botley and Bursledon) with trains to Southampton, Portsmouth, Winchester, and London.
A beautiful house in a lovely location for a growing family or older family/couple.
Other Information
Tenure: Freehold
Approximate Age: Built circa 1880’s and extended in the 1970’s
Heating: Gas central heating with radiators upstairs and downstairs coupled with under floor heating to the ground floor (hallway, toilet and kitchen). Log/wood burner located in the sitting room. Boiler located in old style pantry off the kitchen.
Windows: Double glazed
Loft: Partially boarded with full insulation and light
Property supplied by Virgin Media (fast Broadband/TV/Phone)
Energy Rating: TBC
Local Information:
Council Tax: Band D
Local Authority: Eastleigh Borough Council
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
A particular feature is the fantastic plot. The approach to the cottage is via a meandering pathway which leads to the double fronted home.
Upon entering the house, you are immediately greeted by warmth, lightness and feel. The stairway is in front of you with the spacious sitting room positioned on the right. This room measures 16’6 x 12 feet and offers views over the front garden as well as a log/wood burner. The conservatory is accessed from this room. To the left of the hallway is the kitchen and separate dining room; these rooms could easily be converted into an open plan kitchen/dining room. There is a useful WC near the back door. The upstairs bedrooms are light and airy. The master bedroom has an ensuite shower and the remaining bedrooms share the family bathroom.
Outside, this property has a fantastic approach with off road parking for two cars and a block paved path leading to the front door. The front garden has a good sized lawn with maturing plantation, shielding the property from the road and offering a high degree of privacy. The garden sweeps to the right-hand side and leads to a raised seating area. This in turn leads to the rear of the property where there is a courtyard area with a maturing border which receives the late afternoon sun.
Location is a particular feature to this lovely home. There are infant, junior, primary and two secondary schools within a one-mile radius. Two excellent colleges are within easy reach by car, bus or train. Obviously, admission is subject to application. In addition to the schools, Hedge End benefits from large retail shops, local shops in the village and easy access to the motorway network (M27/M3). There are also three railway stations (Hedge End, Botley and Bursledon) with trains to Southampton, Portsmouth, Winchester, and London.
A beautiful house in a lovely location for a growing family or older family/couple.
Other Information
Tenure: Freehold
Approximate Age: Built circa 1880’s and extended in the 1970’s
Heating: Gas central heating with radiators upstairs and downstairs coupled with under floor heating to the ground floor (hallway, toilet and kitchen). Log/wood burner located in the sitting room. Boiler located in old style pantry off the kitchen.
Windows: Double glazed
Loft: Partially boarded with full insulation and light
Property supplied by Virgin Media (fast Broadband/TV/Phone)
Energy Rating: TBC
Local Information:
Council Tax: Band D
Local Authority: Eastleigh Borough Council
Council Tax Band: D
Tenure: Freehold
