The garden sits to the side and front of the property and is mainly laid to lawn and is fully enclosed by fencing and hedgerows, offering a good level of privacy. The current owners have recently had wall lights installed and a useful external power point.

A gravelled pathway leads to the side and rear of the property where you will find a newly constructed shed, recently built wood store, and an ideal location for your BBQ.

A gravel driveway leads to the front door of the home which enters into the main reception room, however, a path leads to the side of the property to a set of double doors that lead into the extended kitchen. 

Through the French doors you enter into a lovely shaker style kitchen with both low level and eye level units all sat under a wood effect work surface. There is an integrated oven beneath a four-ring gas hob and space for fridge freezer and utilities complete the kitchen. 

This lovely room opens up into a good-sized reception room currently used as a dining room, offering a versatile space with wooden flooring throughout and a breakfast bar seating area creates a natural divide between the kitchen and the dining room.

At the front of the property there is a cosy sitting room, accessed from the dining room, and this room has a multi-fuel stove nestled in the brick-built surround of the chimney breast. Bespoke fitted shutters cover the window and main front door giving this room a lovely element of seclusion. 

The downstairs accommodation is completed with a useful W/C and stairs that lead to the first floor.

The top floor accommodation offers two carpeted, well-proportioned double bedrooms, and a third bedroom is used as a spacious home office by the current owners.

The property is located on the edge of the village of Lyndhurst with the open forest a few moments walk away. Ashurst Railway Station is close by, only 5 minutes away by car. The village offers a diverse range of general and specialist shops, together with a popular primary school, historic church and visitor centre.

The neighbouring village of Brockenhurst offers additional facilities and a mainline rail connection to London/Waterloo (approximately 90 minutes). The M27 (Junction 1) at nearby Cadnam affords easy access to both Bournemouth, Southampton, Salisbury and the M3 Motorway network.