The properties grounds and gardens are the key feature to this wonderful home, steeped with history and character. Approaching via a large gated entrance into the substantial walled garden offering large areas of lawn, vegetable patches and furthermore foundations and footings to the historic outbuildings of the grounds. These were once the old melon houses, brick built green houses and further outbuildings.

An archway through the wall leads you to a further private garden which fronts the property. This garden is primarily laid to lawn and is surrounded on one side by the 7 ft wall with fruit tree climbers and fencing on the other. A patio area stretches the width of the house to the front, a delightful seating area.

Additional Information: 

Tenure: Freehold

Energy Performance Rating: F Current: 27 Potential: 75

Council Tax Band: D

Services: Mains electric and water

Private drainage: Septic tank

Heating: Biomass Boiler

Property Construction: Standard Construction

Flood Risk: Very Low

Standard broadband with speeds of up to 22 Mbps is available at the property (Ofcom).

You enter the property through a covered storm porch through the main front door which is accessed through the garden. As you enter the property you are greeted with stairs leading to the first floor and doors either side leading into both the main reception room and the downstairs third bedroom which could equally be used as an ideal study or snug.

The sitting room equally provides double aspect views across your gardens, an inset log burner and a feature exposed brick wall adding to the warmth and charm of the property.

The kitchen is situated to the rear of the sitting room offering bespoke hand crafted kitchen units with a large island. A useful shower room sits from the kitchen servicing the third bedroom on the ground floor.

Stairs from the main hallway lead to the first-floor landing where you are met with a large double bedroom with feature fireplace, inbuilt wardrobe and views over the garden. Another double bedroom sits across the landing equally providing lovely views over the grounds. Both bedrooms on the first floor are serviced by a further three-piece family bathroom.

Living in Totton

Totton sits right on the edge of the New Forest, offering the perfect balance between town convenience and countryside charm. With the River Test on one side and acres of open forest on the other, it’s a popular choice for families, commuters and those looking to enjoy outdoor living while staying well connected. Southampton city centre is just a short drive or train ride away, and easy access to the M27 makes Totton ideal for travel across Hampshire and beyond.

Totton has a strong sense of community and a good range of local amenities. The town centre offers independent shops alongside high street names, cafés, restaurants and supermarkets. There are several well-regarded schools, sports facilities, and leisure centres, plus green spaces such as Testwood Lakes Nature Reserve – a haven for walkers, birdwatchers and cyclists.

Culturally, Totton is home to the Eling Tide Mill Experience, one of the only working tide mills in the world, where visitors can see traditional milling in action and learn about the area’s industrial heritage. Nearby, Eling Quay and Goatee Beach offer lovely spots to walk and watch the tide come in along Southampton Water.

Community life is active and inclusive, with regular local markets, youth groups, and events at Totton’s Community Centre and Hanger Farm Arts Centre, which hosts theatre performances, live music, and exhibitions. With its excellent transport links, rich local history, and easy access to both coast and countryside, Totton is a welcoming place to call home.

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£625,000

Marchwood, Southampton

  • Bedrooms Bedrooms: 3
  • Bathrooms Bathrooms: 2
  • Receptions Living Rooms: 1

A delightful Grade II Listed Gardeners cottage situated in a secluded and peaceful location surrounded by impressive walled grounds and gardens approaching ¾ of an acre. This wonderful three bedroom double fronted cottage, boasts character and charm and offers fantastic further potential.

Property Details

  • Council Tax: Band D
  • Tenure: Freehold

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