The property occupies a position that is unrivalled in terms of water views, privacy and proximity to Lymington. The house itself sits just off a quiet lane in an extremely peaceful yet convenient location. Occupying a slightly elevated position, the house faces south and enjoys exceptional unspoilt views across its own land to the Lymington River, The Solent and the Isle of Wight. Lisle Court Road is a little used road that serves the few houses and farms along its length. It therefore provides an extremely peaceful and private setting yet is only a mile and a half from Lymington with its bustling High Street and sailing clubs. The property is surrounded by the New Forest National Park and, as a result, is remarkably unspoilt. The Forest offers endless walks, cycle trails and out riding as well as beautiful open countryside.

The house is approached over a carriage drive with two vehicular entrances. The drive leads to a parking area and the garage which is integral to the house. The main formal gardens lie to the south of the house with a stone paved terrace immediately in front of the house which can be accessed from most of the reception rooms. Beyond the terrace, the lawn gardens slope gently down to the water with the boundaries planted with mature shrubs and trees. There are several outbuildings on the property as well as a detached single garage. Halfway down the garden is spring fed pond beyond which the gardens adjoin the beginnings of the foreshore where there is a gate to access the water. 

The neighbouring property Deeracres has a vehicular right of way part way down the extreme eastern edge of the property to provide access to their paddock. This access is largely secluded but could easily be further screened by fencing or planting if required.

Services

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax – F

Energy Performance Rating: E Current: 54 Potential: 74

Property Construction: Brick elevations with tile roof

Heating: Gas central heating

Utility Supplies: Mains Electricity, gas and water

Private drainage, property has sole use of cesspit located within the boundary of the property

Broadband: Basic broadband with speeds of up to 16mbps is available at this property (ofcom)

Mobile Signal / Coverage: No known issues, buyer to check with their provider

Easements: Right of way for Deeracres to lower field only

Conservation Area: Yes, Forest South East

Built in 1936 and only previously sold once in its life time, the house is a substantial property which faces south and enjoys one of the finest outlooks in Lymington across its own land to the water. Positive pre-planning applications have already been conducted with the relevant planning authorities to allow further tree removal, demolition of the existing house, addition of 30%, replacement of outbuildings, re-siting and re-building slightly further south. Based on planning allowances we have been advised that an accommodation footprint of 4,294 sq ft would be allowable.

The front door opens to an entrance hall with adjoining cloak room and wc. There is a generous sitting room with open fire place and a bay window with sliding doors to the garden which are designed, like all the principle reception rooms and bedrooms, to take in the exceptional southerly views of the water. Beyond the sitting room is a further large reception room providing access to a view-facing conservatory and separate study. Beyond the study is a garden room which could be used for a variety of purposes. Also on the ground floor, on the other side of the entrance hall is a dining room, again with views to the water, off which is the kitchen with an adjoining utility room. Leading off the dining room is a further reception room, again with water views, and sliding doors to the garden as well as a door to a store room.

It should be noted that all principle reception rooms have very large windows and sliding glass doors to the garden. These were designed to maximise the impact of the views. From a future planning permission, these are hugely beneficial as the planning authorities assess existing window size when considering potential light pollution from a new design. 

Upstairs the main bedroom has an adjoining dressing room and separate en suite bathroom. Bedroom 2 has an en suite shower room while bedrooms 3 and 4, like all other bedrooms have built in wardrobes and views across the garden to the Isle of White. There is also a family bathroom and separate wc.