House For Sale £250,000
This three-bedroom end of terrace family home, nestled conveniently in between Shirley High Street and Southampton City Centre, boasts off road parking and no forward chain. Schooling for all ages is within easy reach as is the main railway station and excellent transport links across the city, making it perfectly placed for daily family life. Internally, the ground floor accommodation comprises a cosy lounge to the front of the property with a gas fireplace and feature bay window. The heart of the home is the spacious middle reception room which flows into the spacious and modern fitted kitchen, with ample wall, base and drawer units. A family bathroom with a separate WC completes the downstairs. Upstairs on the first floor are three bedrooms, with built in cupboard space to the principal bedroom. Outside, there is parking to the rear via wooden double gates and a small raised decked area with established shrub borders.
Southampton is a thriving commercial port with a population in excess of 250,000 and achieved city status in 1964 due to its contribution to trade and the economy. The city centre offers an extensive range of shopping and leisure facilities ranging from small boutique outlets to major department stores including the landmark West Quay shopping mall. Restaurants, bars and cafes cater for every taste and the Cinema de lux offers the finest film viewing experience. Numerous pleasant parks together with The Common, City golf course and sports centre offer a wide range of leisure opportunities with hundreds of acres of green open space. Premier league football is played at St Marys and the Ageas Bowl is the home of Hampshire cricket hosting domestic and international matches together with live music events. The Guildhall, Mayflower and Nuffield theatres host a wide and eclectic range of plays, opera, ballet and musicals and the public art gallery in the civic centre has a famous and acclaimed collection.
Southampton is a thriving commercial port with a population in excess of 250,000 and achieved city status in 1964 due to its contribution to trade and the economy. The city centre offers an extensive range of shopping and leisure facilities ranging from small boutique outlets to major department stores including the landmark West Quay shopping mall. Restaurants, bars and cafes cater for every taste and the Cinema de lux offers the finest film viewing experience. Numerous pleasant parks together with The Common, City golf course and sports centre offer a wide range of leisure opportunities with hundreds of acres of green open space. Premier league football is played at St Marys and the Ageas Bowl is the home of Hampshire cricket hosting domestic and international matches together with live music events. The Guildhall, Mayflower and Nuffield theatres host a wide and eclectic range of plays, opera, ballet and musicals and the public art gallery in the civic centre has a famous and acclaimed collection.
