A long entrance hall provides access to all ground floor accommodation with stairs leading up to the first floor and under stairs storage cupboard. A door leads into the large main reception room. Originally two rooms, this spacious area has a fireplace with electric fire in the dining area and then opens into the sitting room where there is a further fireplace and a large bay window. Fitted book shelves and timber panelling to some of the walls.

The kitchen is fitted with a range of wooden fronted cupboards and with space for the washing machine, fridge/freezer and oven. There is a door to the rear garden through a small rear covered porch. From the kitchen a door leads to the ground floor bathroom with corner bath, separate shower, WC and hand basin. A cupboard houses the boiler (installed in 2020) with storage shelving.

The first floor landing has a storage cupboard and access to the loft space. There are four bedrooms. At the front of the house the original large bedroom has had the addition of a partition to give two good sized bedrooms, both with front aspect windows. This could be reconfigured back to a full width principal bedroom with the option to make into a first floor bathroom. There is another bedroom with fitted cupboard and rear aspect window. Bedroom four incorporates a WC and basin.

This wide plot offers great scope to extend the property to the side, as many have already done in Tattenham Road. There is currently a detached garage and off road parking to the front of the garage.

There are two sheds behind the garage and the rear garden is large with a footpath to a summer house and a gate leading to what was the chicken house.

Additional Information:

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax Band: E

Energy Performance Rating: D Current: 59 Potential: 76

Property Construction: Red brick under a slate roof

Services: Mains gas, electric, water and drainage

Gas Central Heating

Flood Risk: Very Low

Ultrafast broadband with speeds of up to 1000 Mbps is available at the property (Ofcom)

Mobile signal/coverage: No known issues, buyer to check with their provider for further clarity.

The property is situated in a highly regarded residential road close to the centre of Brockenhurst village. The mainline railway station with direct links to London Waterloo (approximately 90 minutes) is only a short walk from the property. The village benefits from a good local community and a wide selection of shops and restaurants.

The picturesque village of Beaulieu lies 7 miles to the east with the marina of Bucklers Hard on the Beaulieu River. Approximately 4 miles to the south is the Georgian market town of Lymington with its famous Saturday county market, extensive yachting facilities and ferry service to Yarmouth, Isle of Wight. To the north is the village of Lyndhurst and Junction 1 of the M27 motorway which links to the M3 giving access to London.