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The property is ideally located close to the centre of Brockenhurst Village which has a good selection of boutique shops, everyday stores, cafes and restaurants. The mainline railway station offers direct links to Southampton Central, Winchester and London Waterloo (approx. 90 mins).

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 extensive and world-renowned yachting facilities, ferry service to Yarmouth, Isle of Wight and its famous Saturday county market. To the North is the village of Lyndhurst and Junction 1 of the M27 motorway which links to the M3 giving access to London.

Attractive communal gardens sit at the front of the properties, laid with planting and a stone pathway to each front door. Off-street parking sits just in front of the communal gardens and give you the further benefit of EV charge points. A bike shed is found to the side, allowing for all your bike storage to remain separate to the home.

A pretty private garden, laid with patio and lawn extends to the rear and the side of the property, accessed via a gate, and allows for secluded outside space ideal for al fresco dining and BBQ.

Additional Information:

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax Band: TBC

Services: Mains electric, water and drainage

Air source heat pump

Ultrafast full fibre broadband

10-year, insurance-backed building warranty provided by Q Assure Build Limited

There is an annual charge of £793.70 for the communal grounds.

Allocated parking space plus shared visitor parking with access to electric car charger

Living in Brockenhurst

It is Brockenhurst’s mainline station (service into London Waterloo approximately 90 minutes) that turns the dream of a country idyll into reality for those working up in London and makes Brockenhurst village a property hot spot.

Brockenhurst is the largest village in the New Forest, a thriving and lively mix of community and cachet, quality and quirky with all the necessary essentials of a proper working village - butcher, bakery and greengrocer, full quota of cafes and tea houses, plus services such as doctor, dentist and post office. Work into the equation the unexpected and the glamorous: premier golf course, luxurious spa and top restaurants such as The Pig (the first in the group of hip country house hotels) and Cambium (fine dining at Careys Manor)... It all makes Brockenhurst a gem in the heart of the Forest.

Property ranges from Edwardian villas to thatched timber-framed cottages, and imaginative new builds to old Forest lodges. Many properties have access or views to open Forest and almost all are within walking distance of the station. Looking for an Estate Agent in Brockenhurst? Spencers are here to help.

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£550,000

Brockenhurst

Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Living Rooms: 1

Beautiful loft style mews house with stunning, vaulted open-plan reception room to the first floor with balcony and two double bedrooms PLUS Study to the ground floor.

The Crittall-style window gives the reception room an urban feel and provides access via a set of double doors onto a lovely balcony, giving a charming openness both inside and out to the first floor. Enhancing the airy feel is a high-quality, light oak laminate flooring in all areas, with underfloor heating throughout.

The living area has generously sized dining and seating areas as well as a recess for a second study area.

The Caro Design kitchen is situated under three large Velux windows and provides exceptionally well laid out, plentiful storage. Low-lying storage units run along the wall, a larder storage unit and fridge/freezer sit either side of the ovens and even more storage lies within the very large kitchen island unit. An AEG induction hob is sited in the quartz worktop of the island unit and two AEG ovens are next to the wall-mounted larder. An integrated dishwasher is also included. There is a separate utility space for a washer and dryer on the ground floor.

The entrance hall extends to the study with a door to the garden at the rear of the property and both bedrooms, family bathroom, utility and storage lead off the main hallway. The ground floor also has under floor heating throughout, with ceramic tiles in the main hall and study area, carpeted bedrooms and ceramic tiles in the bathrooms.

The principal bedroom sits at the rear of the property, overlooking the private garden and has the added benefit of a lovely three-piece en-suite shower room. This bedroom incorporates a bespoke Hammond wardrobe. Bedroom two sits at the front of the house also overlooking the garden.

An extremely useful, bright and airy, study which could also be potentially used as a nursery etc and is also found on this floor and provides a Crittall-style door to the private rear garden. Stairs from the hallway lead to the first floor.