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The Situation:

This property is conveniently located within walking distance of the town centre including doctors and dentists and all three Ringwood Schools, yet is just a short distance away from the beautiful New Forest offering thousands of acres of natural heath and woodland ideal for walking, cycling and riding. Ringwood town centre offers an excellent range of shops, boutiques, cafes and restaurants as well as two well-known supermarkets and two leisure centres. The easily accessible A338 provides links to the larger coastal towns of Bournemouth and Christchurch (approximately 8 miles south), the city of Salisbury (approximately 18 miles north), and Southampton (approximately 18 miles east via the A31/M27). There are railway stations and International airports at both Bournemouth and Southampton.

Direction:

Exit the main roundabout onto the Southampton road continue over the flyover staying on the same road, after some distance you will see a right hand turn into Wessex road, turn right here and then shortly you will turn left into Wessex estate, continue along this road and you will come to the property in front of you.

Living in Ringwood

Ringwood offers the best of all worlds. This old market town is positioned on the edge of the New Forest, yet is just ten minutes drive to the coast and also has easy access to the A31, with London, Southampton and Winchester in one direction and Bournemouth in the other.

It is an increasingly popular destination for home hunters. Best known as the home of Ringwood Brewery (inspiration for the current boom in microbreweries), it is undergoing a re-identification. The old cattle market has been transformed into a stylish shopping quarter with names such as Aga, Hobbs, Joules, Waitrose and Waterstones, and a programme of events that includes live music and farmers’ markets. The adjacent high street has retained its character, with a traditional weekly market and a selection of independents, a new artisan bakery, and a variety of decent eateries such as Framptons and Noisy Lobster.

Families are attracted by the sense of community and highly regarded secondary school (its sixth form provision rated ‘outstanding’ by Ofsted). There is a wide range of property from thatched cottages, through Victorian and Edwardian villas to tree-lined closes of homes built between the wars and every decade from mid-century onwards.

To the north are the quieter, untouched reaches of the Forest and larger country houses. To the west Ringwood is bounded by the River Avon and Avon Castle, a private estate of big, individual, contemporary properties in large plots, many with views across the water meadows. Avon Castle appeals to those looking for privacy and seclusion, and also attracts people moving from London in search of country life combined with contemporary living. Looking for an Estate Agent in Ringwood? Spencers are here to help.

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£225,000 Guide Price

Ringwood

Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 1
Living Rooms: 1

NO FORWARD CHAIN - Viewing Event due to high level of interest - 16th December 10 am - 11:30 am - A vacant three-bedroom mid terraced house dating back to around 1940's which requires complete modernisation throughout. The property comprises an entrance hall, large kitchen/ breakfast room with walk in storage, living room, ground floor bathroom upstairs landing with cloakroom and three first floor bedrooms. Outside there is off road parking and the rear garden is laid to lawn with bushes and small trees. An excellent and rare opportunity for those seeking a project and the chance to purchase a house with plenty of potential! EPR: F