Front door leads through into a spacious hallway, which has access to the sitting room, kitchen and stairwell to the first floor.

The sitting room is elegantly presented and feels very spacious and light. within the sitting room there are UPVC sliding doors which lead onto the westerly facing private courtyard garden. within the sitting room there is featured fire place.

The kitchen dining room is adjacent to the living room. The kitchen has contemporary floor standing and wall mounted cupboards and draws with integrated double Bosch oven, microwave, fridge/freezer and dishwasher.  

The arrangement on the first floor provides access to 2 double bedrooms and a family bathroom. The bathroom has a modern walk-in style shower and a vanity wash hand basin. 

Adjacent to the property is an allocated parking space and side access opening with trellis gate with access to a westerly facing private courtyard garden.

Services

Energy Performance Rating: C Current 69 Potential 88

Council Tax Band: C

All mains services connected

Tenure: Shared Freehold

Length of Lease: 999 Years Left: 984

Current ground rent: TBC

Maintenance charge: Approximately £425 per annum

Situated in a prime location in Milford on Sea which is a thriving coastal village positioned between the Georgian market towns of both Lymington and Christchurch. This popular village has an excellent wine bar, a variety of boutique shops, several high-quality restaurants, three pubs, doctors and dentists surgeries, a thriving tennis/squash club and a lively, ever active Community Centre. It is arguably one of the most sought-after villages on the South Coast with a vibrant community focussed around the lifestyle offered by the beautiful and varied surrounding area. The beaches offer crystal clear waters, making them ideal for swimming and water sports. The picturesque hamlet of Keyhaven is close by with two sailing clubs and river moorings. The deep-water marinas of Lymington, with world-class yachting facilities, are within only 4 miles. The wide open spaces of the New Forest National Park lie just to the north and offer endless walks and numerous cycle paths