House For Sale £650,000
Location:
The property is ideally situated about a mile and a half from Romsey town centre, easily accessed via local bus service or on foot via the old canal path off Cupernham Lane. Romsey offers excellent amenities including a Waitrose superstore complemented by an eclectic mix of boutique style shops, independent retailers and familiar High Street names, alongside numerous coffee shops, bars and restaurants. Bus and train stations provide direct links to Winchester, Salisbury and Southampton, whilst the nearby M3/M27 interchange provides onward access to London and the south coast.
Accommodation:
The welcoming entrance hall has solid wood-effect flooring, a useful built-in cupboard, and laddered access to the part-boarded loft space which houses the central heating boiler. The main living area has a contemporary open-plan layout with a dining area to the front aspect and a sitting area to the rear with pleasant views overlooking the garden. The kitchen has been thoughtfully designed and attractively fitted with a stylish and extensive range of wall units, and matching base units sensibly incorporating drawers of varying sizes for maximum storage and ease of access surmounted by Minerva composite worktops. There are a range of integrated appliances comprising two electric ovens one of which includes a microwave, induction hob with externally-vented extractor above, dishwasher and fridge/freezer, with an adjoining porch providing useful access to the outside.
The main bedroom is a good size double room with built-in double wardrobe, the second bedroom is another good size double with a well-appointed en-suite shower room, and the third bedroom is a large single room with an open wardrobe recess currently used as a study area. Completing the property internally is a stylish shower room with walk-in shower, and wash basin and WC with integrated storage.
Outside:
The property occupies a good size plot having a wide frontage of about 70' and a rear garden around 100' in length. The front garden is attractively planted in a Japanese style with grasses, acers and cherry trees, and a brick paved path leads to the front door with level wheelchair access. There is a long driveway with parking for at least three to four cars leading to a carport and garage which has a remote control roller door, personal door to the garden, power and light, and utility area with worktop, inset sink and plumbing for washing machine. The large rear garden enjoys an approximate south facing aspect and has been attractively landscaped with an expansive porcelain patio ideal for al-fresco dining, large area laid to lawn with neatly planted borders and raised beds, small ornamental pond, composting area and garden shed.
Test Valley Council Tax:
Band: E, Price: £2,454.29 for the year 2023/24
The property is ideally situated about a mile and a half from Romsey town centre, easily accessed via local bus service or on foot via the old canal path off Cupernham Lane. Romsey offers excellent amenities including a Waitrose superstore complemented by an eclectic mix of boutique style shops, independent retailers and familiar High Street names, alongside numerous coffee shops, bars and restaurants. Bus and train stations provide direct links to Winchester, Salisbury and Southampton, whilst the nearby M3/M27 interchange provides onward access to London and the south coast.
Accommodation:
The welcoming entrance hall has solid wood-effect flooring, a useful built-in cupboard, and laddered access to the part-boarded loft space which houses the central heating boiler. The main living area has a contemporary open-plan layout with a dining area to the front aspect and a sitting area to the rear with pleasant views overlooking the garden. The kitchen has been thoughtfully designed and attractively fitted with a stylish and extensive range of wall units, and matching base units sensibly incorporating drawers of varying sizes for maximum storage and ease of access surmounted by Minerva composite worktops. There are a range of integrated appliances comprising two electric ovens one of which includes a microwave, induction hob with externally-vented extractor above, dishwasher and fridge/freezer, with an adjoining porch providing useful access to the outside.
The main bedroom is a good size double room with built-in double wardrobe, the second bedroom is another good size double with a well-appointed en-suite shower room, and the third bedroom is a large single room with an open wardrobe recess currently used as a study area. Completing the property internally is a stylish shower room with walk-in shower, and wash basin and WC with integrated storage.
Outside:
The property occupies a good size plot having a wide frontage of about 70' and a rear garden around 100' in length. The front garden is attractively planted in a Japanese style with grasses, acers and cherry trees, and a brick paved path leads to the front door with level wheelchair access. There is a long driveway with parking for at least three to four cars leading to a carport and garage which has a remote control roller door, personal door to the garden, power and light, and utility area with worktop, inset sink and plumbing for washing machine. The large rear garden enjoys an approximate south facing aspect and has been attractively landscaped with an expansive porcelain patio ideal for al-fresco dining, large area laid to lawn with neatly planted borders and raised beds, small ornamental pond, composting area and garden shed.
Test Valley Council Tax:
Band: E, Price: £2,454.29 for the year 2023/24
