Location
Description

Positioned in a quiet cul de sac and with a particularly private rear garden, the bungalow enjoys a secluded position unaffected by passing traffic. The open spaces of the New Forest National Park begin at the end of the road and provide outstanding walks and cycle rides. The village of Hordle caters for most daily requirements with a selection of metro supermarkets a pharmacy and an offstead ‘outstanding’ primary school. A wider range of shops, restaurants, bars, as well as sailing facilities are available in nearby Lymington which lies approximately five miles to the east.

Built in approximately 2007 this charming bungalow offers particularly generous accommodation throughout. Entering through the front door into a large, light and airy dining hall with garden views, The sitting room with dual aspect is well proportioned and features patio doors to the garden. There is a very well fitted kitchen with a range of fitted cupboards and work surfaces with integrated appliances and a pleasing front aspect onto the front garden. There is an inner hallway which leads to the three double bedrooms, two of which have built in wardrobes. The master bedroom also has an en suite shower room and there is a separate family bathroom.

There are very pleasant gardens which extend around the bungalow with the majority of the space to the rear and laid to lawn with a variety of shrubs at the boundaries, flower borders and mature plantings. There is a patio immediately outside of the lounge which provides an ideal space for alfresco dining. To the right of the bungalow is a single garage with electric door, power and light with ample parking infront.

Services

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax: E

EPC: C Current: 75 Potential: 86

Property Construction: Brick elevations & slate roof

Utilities: Mains gas, electric, water & drainage

Heating: Gas central heating

Broadband: Standard broadband with download speeds of up to 23mbps available at this property (ofcom)

Parking: Private driveway and garage

Living in Hordle

Hordle is a little known gem of a village: a scattered settlement that is perfectly situated between the New Forest and the coast, west of Lymington. The parish of Hordle also includes the villages of Tiptoe and Everton and part of the hamlet of Downton.

Hordle is a popular destination for home hunters. Families are attracted by the village primary school and nursery that is consistently rated ‘Outstanding’ by OFSTED and described as ‘a happy school where everyone smiles’. Business people like its situation between two mainline stations at New Milton and Sway. Retirees are drawn to the range of useful facilities, among them good country pubs (such as The Crown at Everton), local shops (including a co-op, garage, hair salon, pet store and pharmacy), and strong community spirit. Sports pavilions and recreation grounds at Hordle and Everton provide local hubs with activities ranging from cricket to football, gardening to yoga, and walking to wine appreciation groups.

Property provides something for most house hunters, including old thatch cottages, farmhouses, stylish new builds and grand country houses. However, the area mostly comprises quiet leafy roads of chalet bungalows and family homes built from the mid-century onwards, and edged by a countryside of field and woodland with that easy access to open Forest and the Solent.

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£495,000

Hordle, Lymington

Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 2
Living Rooms: 2

A well presented and particularly spacious three bedroom modern bungalow with private parking and garage as well as an attractive and secluded rear garden. Only 375 metres from the New Forest National Park and within easy reach of Hordle village's shops and facilities the property combines convenience and proximity to the great outdoors.