House For Sale £335,000
This charming and characterful cottage dating back to the 1890's is located within the highly popular suburb of Upper Shirley, conveniently placed within easy reach of The General Hospital, Shirley High Street, the city centre, Central Railway Station, and the vast open spaces on offer at the sports centre and The Common. The home is approached via the generously sized driveway which provides ample off road parking for several vehicles. Once inside, you will find a cosy sitting room with stairs to the first floor and an ornate feature fireplace. There is access through to the second reception room, which is open-plan to the superb, modern and stylish extended kitchen/breakfast room with a range of integral appliances and sleek storage units providing a great space for entertaining family and friends with French doors opening to the patio terrace and rear garden. Upstairs, the first floor landing has internal doors to the two well-proportioned bedrooms, which both display fitted wardrobes and the fantastic, larger than average four piece family bathroom suite. Outside, there is the driveway parking to the front, and gated pedestrian access to the enclosed, flat, child and pet friendly rear garden with two sheds, ideal for additional storage.
Council Tax Band - B
Upper Shirley is a popular residential area with Hill Lane on its eastern boundary bordering The Common and Winchester Road on its western boundary leading to St James Park, both of which provide excellent recreational facilities and acres of green open space. Comprising predominantly 1930s characterful traditional houses, the area offers all styles of properties to suit every purchaser ranging from terraced and semi detached houses to substantial detached family homes. It is also home to some of Southampton’s finest eateries, pubs and schooling in both the state and private sectors as well as sixth form colleges.
Council Tax Band - B
Upper Shirley is a popular residential area with Hill Lane on its eastern boundary bordering The Common and Winchester Road on its western boundary leading to St James Park, both of which provide excellent recreational facilities and acres of green open space. Comprising predominantly 1930s characterful traditional houses, the area offers all styles of properties to suit every purchaser ranging from terraced and semi detached houses to substantial detached family homes. It is also home to some of Southampton’s finest eateries, pubs and schooling in both the state and private sectors as well as sixth form colleges.
