Situated on the south side of the high street moments from the famous “cobbles” in Lymington and is a short walk from the Station, Town Quay, deep water Marinas and Yacht Clubs. Lymington is famed for being a world renowned sailing location being situated on the river leading to The Solent and Isle of Wight. The Georgian market town is surrounded by the outstanding natural beauty of the New Forest National Park. To the north, are the New Forest villages of Brockenhurst and Lyndhurst and Junction 1 of the M27, which links to the M3 giving access to London. There is a rail branch line link to Brockenhurst main line Station (approx. 5.5 miles) which gives direct access (half hourly) to London Waterloo in 90 minutes.

This charming property, draped with beautiful Wisteria is approached via a paved pathway leading to the front entrance. The kitchen has been beautifully handcrafted out of English Oak and features a three-oven Aga with hot plates, Belfast sink and window over looking the rear garden. This rustic kitchen includes ample storage cupboards and drawers. Adjacent to the kitchen is the spacious dining room with an attractive bay window looking out to the front aspect and access through to the beautiful vaulted sitting room. This room acts as the heart of the home and benefits from a wood burning stove, offering a cosy and inviting atmosphere throughout the winter months.

Ascending to the first floor, you’ll find a well-appointed landing that leads through to the two double bedrooms and family bathroom. A part exposed brick wall on the landing adds to the rustic charm of the cottage. 

The principal bedroom with dual aspect is a tranquil retreat tucked at the rear of the property. The south facing window invites natural light to cascade into the room while offering a peaceful view of the rear garden. Bedroom two is an inviting space with an exposed brick feature wall and a vaulted ceiling.  The charming bathroom, with patterned wall tiles and roll top bath provides a touch of elegance along with functionality. 

The lower level of the property serves as a cinema room providing entertainment options and further fitted storage space.  

The property boasts a south-facing garden, with private areas for relaxing and entertaining throughout the day. The presence of a summer house in the garden is an added bonus. This space can be used for various purposes, such as a home office or a place to unwind during the summer months.

Energy Performance Rating: n/a as Grade II Listed

Council Tax Band: D

All mains services connected