House For Sale £835,000
This beautifully finished four-bedroom detached character home dates back to circa 1925, combines modern amenities with timeless charm and has been fully refurbished and extended by the current owners. Nestled within walking distance of the historic town of Romsey and close to two very good schools, the property exudes a welcoming atmosphere from the moment you step through the good-sized porch into the attractive entrance hall with high quality oak wooden flooring. The ground floor offers a traditional sitting room with bay window and character fireplace. To the rear of the home, the dual aspect open-plan dining/family room provides the perfect place for entertaining. The elegantly finished kitchen features ample storage and is complemented by a separate utility room. The ground floor accommodation is completed by a study, pantry and cloakroom. Upstairs, four well-proportionate double bedrooms are serviced by a beautifully finished family bathroom, with freestanding clawfoot bath in a stylish nod to times gone by. The principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room and walk-in wardrobe while bedrooms two and three are served by a further shower room. External highlights include a sizeable driveway for multiple vehicles, a single garage for parking or storage, and a beautifully landscaped rear garden with shaped lawns, winding pathways and several paved seating areas offering a delightful and secluded retreat over three sections. At the upper end of the garden there are four sheds providing an abundance of storage.
Situated within close proximity to commuter links such as the M27 and A36, Romsey lies on the east bank of the River Test at the lower end of the Test Valley, with the New Forest to the South West, the ancient city of Winchester to the East and the major city and port of Southampton to the South. Romsey retains its regular street market as well as a thriving town centre with shops, restaurants, public houses, leisure facilities and historical sites including Broadlands House. At the centre of Romsey is the market place, town hall and the stunning Abbey. Steeped in history from its Saxon roots and centred upon its imposing and prepossessing abbey, Romsey is the loveliest of market towns which has retained its intrinsic ‘village’ charm despite the modern onslaught of new housing requirements which has affected the integrity of many other towns and villages. Its sophisticated eateries, boutique shopping and comfortable social life holds appeal for a wide range prospective purchases from retirement to families looking for a safe and convenient lifestyle for their children. This is enhanced by its wealth of excellent local schooling within both the state and private sectors, which attracts many families to the area. Saturday morning strolls around Romsey with its variety of delicatessens and coffee shops serving gourmet breakfasts is an absolute treat.
Situated within close proximity to commuter links such as the M27 and A36, Romsey lies on the east bank of the River Test at the lower end of the Test Valley, with the New Forest to the South West, the ancient city of Winchester to the East and the major city and port of Southampton to the South. Romsey retains its regular street market as well as a thriving town centre with shops, restaurants, public houses, leisure facilities and historical sites including Broadlands House. At the centre of Romsey is the market place, town hall and the stunning Abbey. Steeped in history from its Saxon roots and centred upon its imposing and prepossessing abbey, Romsey is the loveliest of market towns which has retained its intrinsic ‘village’ charm despite the modern onslaught of new housing requirements which has affected the integrity of many other towns and villages. Its sophisticated eateries, boutique shopping and comfortable social life holds appeal for a wide range prospective purchases from retirement to families looking for a safe and convenient lifestyle for their children. This is enhanced by its wealth of excellent local schooling within both the state and private sectors, which attracts many families to the area. Saturday morning strolls around Romsey with its variety of delicatessens and coffee shops serving gourmet breakfasts is an absolute treat.
