THE SITUATION

The property is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac close to local amenities and the village of Pennington. The beautiful Georgian market town of Lymington, with its cosmopolitan shopping and picturesque harbour, is within easy reach, while both Southampton and Bournemouth are readily accessible by road and rail.

The location is also particularly well placed for enjoying the surrounding coastline, with a convenient pedestrian shortcut via nearby Newbridge Way, providing easy access towards Lower Pennington and onward to the sea wall, ideal for scenic walks and enjoying the coastal surroundings. The popular White Hart pub is also within easy reach, offering a welcoming local option for dining and refreshments.

To the north lies the New Forest village of Lyndhurst and Junction 1 of the M27, providing connections to the M3 for access to London. There is also a branch line train service to Brockenhurst Railway Station (approximately 5.5 miles), which offers a half-hourly service to London Waterloo with a journey time of approximately 90 minutes.

THE PROPERTY

The original bungalow has been extended at the front to create a covered entrance porch leading to the reception dining hall where sliding glazed doors give separation from the kitchen. There is a well-appointed kitchen with ample storage provision and a range of integral appliances to include eye level double fan oven with microwave and grill over, with separate gas hob and extractor, dishwasher, washing machine, fridge freezer and with ample granite work surface above. The boiler is fitted into a cabinet above. A fully glazed door leads from the kitchen to the side of the house and gives easy access via a covered area to the rear of the garage. The sitting room has a large picture window to the front and a focal point provided by the attractive gas fireplace with wooden surround.

A door leads to the inner hallway where there is a large loft access with drop down wooden ladder. From the hallway doors lead to the three bedrooms including two double rooms, one with sliding patio doors to the rear garden and currently used as a second sitting room. A recently refurbished generous shower room serves the bedrooms, with a walk-in shower cubicle, vanity sink unit and WC. There is a separate cloakroom adjacent to the shower room and could easily become an ensuite to bedroom one if required. The attic room has two velux roof lights, a window to the gable end is fully insulated with inset ceiling lights. It is used as an occasional dressing room and study. There is a further door to a generous loft storage space. 

GROUNDS & GARDENS

There is a gravel driveway, accessed via double gates, to the front of the house having a good degree of privacy with mature boundaries. The large integral garage has an electric door, for ease of use. There is wide access to the side of the bungalow leading to the rear garden. The garden is a feature of note, offering a high degree of privacy with a range of specimen trees and a variety of pleasant seating areas and accessed from both the kitchen and from sliding patios doors from one of the bedrooms. 

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax: Band D

EPC: E Current: 51 Potential: 68

Property Construction: Traditional brick & block

Utilities: Mains electricity, water & drainage

Heating: Gas central heating

Broadband: Ultrafast broadband achievable at this property with download speeds of up to 10000Mbps (Ofcom)

Parking: Garage & private driveway

Restrictive Covenants: Yes

Restriction on Permitted Development: Yes