The rear of the property provides an ideal space that can be enjoyed throughout the year. The patio is a fantastic spot for hosting barbecues and offers a view of the easy-to-maintain gardens. A grassy area is available for pets and children to play. Additionally, there is a conveniently located single locked garage in close proximity to the home.

Strolling up the garden path and stepping inside the home, there is a generously proportioned enclosed porch and hallway. The modern kitchen is equipped with both floor and wall units, along with space and plumbing for a washing machine and dishwasher.

At the end of the hallway, you’ll discover a bright and spacious sitting and dining room adorned with contemporary flooring. This inviting space seamlessly extends to the rear garden through a double-glazed sliding door.

Upstairs, all bedrooms are accessible via a central landing. There are two generously proportioned double bedrooms, each featuring fitted wardrobes, and a delightful single bedroom that could serve as an ideal study or nursery. On this level, you’ll also encounter the modern family bathroom, complete with floor-to-ceiling tiles, a shower over the bath, WC, and washbasin.

Christchurch is an historic market town located beside the sheltered waters of Christchurch Harbour with the New Forest to the east and Bournemouth’s lively seaside resort to the west.

This charming and picturesque town has been shaped over the centuries by its position at the confluence of the Rivers Avon and Stour. Features include waterside walks and parks, among them the Quomps, a grassland area frequently used as a venue for events, a Saxon watermill, 11th century Priory and 12th century castle ruins.

There is a thriving high street of quality independents, plus an excellent selection of bistros, cafes, pubs and restaurants, among them Captain’s Club Hotel and The King’s Arms. Christchurch is also home to the immensely popular Christchurch Food Festival.

The town attracts retirees, families and the active. Christchurch Harbour is ideal for paddleboarders, sailors and windsurfers, while families are drawn by the excellent schooling, including Twynham secondary school and sixth form college judged ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted.

Property ranges from character family homes and modern chalets to quayside developments. Communications are good: train services from Christchurch’s mainline station take around two hours into London while the A35 provides access to road networks.