THE SITUATION

Bramshaw, one of the most attractive New Forest villages, provides an excellent range of facilities to include village hall, church, two well renowned golf courses, two country public houses, hotels, restaurants, a village shop and a garage. The New Forest offers thousands of acres of unspoilt moors, heath and woodland for those with walking and equestrian pursuits. Bramshaw is also well placed for access to local towns and cities including Romsey (7 miles), Salisbury (13 miles), Southampton (15 miles), and Winchester (18 miles). Southampton International Airport (13 miles) offers excellent links to Continental Europe with the adjoining Parkway Rail Station connecting to London Waterloo in a little over an hour.

From junction 1 of the M27, take the B3079, signposted to Bramshaw. Proceed through Brook, passing the Bell Inn on the right hand side and bear right onto the B3079. Continue to follow the road for approximately 1 mile and the entrance to the property can be found on the left hand side, just before the village hall.

THE PROPERTY

The property is set towards the front of its plot and has been owned by the same family since it was originally built.

All the accommodation is currently arranged across the ground floor with large loft rooms offering potential for additional living space, subject to the relevant consents and the installation of a staircase conforming with building regulations.

The ground floor layout comprises an entrance hall linking to a large, double aspect sitting/dining with feature open fireplace and a kitchen/breakfast room. Open to the kitchen is a fully glazed garden room opening onto and overlooking the grounds.

Also accessed from the hallway is the main bedroom, which enjoys views across the garden. There are two further bedrooms, with all the bedrooms being served by a family bathroom. Set at the back of the house is a conservatory, which can be accessed from bedroom three. A useful utility/boot room with external access door and a separate cloakroom complete the layout.

NB. The property offers significant potential for enlargement (subject to the necessary planning consents being granted).

OUTSIDE

To the front aspect, double wooden gates open onto a driveway providing off road parking and access to the detached, double garage. Set either side of the driveway are areas of lawn garden bordered by a pretty picket fence to the front.

The majority of the grounds are set to the rear of the house, being predominantly laid to lawn with dedicated areas for growing fruit and vegetables. Set to the rear of the plot is an orchard comprising fruit trees, while double wooden gates from the village hall provide access to an area of hardstanding for a motorhome or boat.

Within the grounds are numerous outbuildings including a large log cabin/shed offering potential for ancillary accommodation (subject to the necessary planning consents being granted).

In total the gardens and grounds attributed to the property extend to approximately half and acre, with the rear garden enjoying a delightful westerly aspect.

Living in Bramshaw

This is surely New Forest life at its most accessible. Turn off the M27 at junction one and you are immediately plunged into the quiet backwaters of the Forest, gently weaving past donkeys and ponies grazing in front of Hanzel and Gretel-style woodland cottages. This is Bramshaw, an attractive and peaceful parish that encompasses the hamlets of Brook and Fritham. Bramshaw is strung out. Its handful of amenities include Bramshaw Golf Club (with two courses, including Hampshire’s oldest course), village hall, rustic garage and Bentley showroom. There’s also a selection of good inns including The Bell Inn and Green Dragon at Brook and the Royal Oak at Fritham (a Forest institution and part of a working farm). Local groups range from Bramshaw Bunnies for pre-school toddlers to the local cricket club. Back roads through the Forest lead to Romsey, a thriving market town with numerous facilities (including Waitrose). Property comprises big, individual houses, farms and small-holdings, and cottages tucked down country lanes, scattered around glades and greens. The National Trust owns tracts of land here including Bramshaw Commons, thousands of acres of some of the best surviving examples of lowland heath in Europe.

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£650,000 Guide Price

Bramshaw, Lyndhurst

  • Bedrooms Bedrooms: 3
  • Bathrooms Bathrooms: 1
  • Receptions Living Rooms: 2

A detached 3 bedroom residence with outbuildings set in the ever popular village of Bramshaw. The property is set in grounds extending to approximately 0.5 acres and offers potential for enlargement (S.T.P.P.)

Property Details

  • Council Tax: Band E
  • Tenure: Freehold

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