The property enjoys a semi-rural location on Pitmore Lane within easy reach of the amenities and facilities of Sway. The village benefits from a range of local shops, a well-regarded primary school, two public houses, a popular tennis club and a mainline rail station offering a direct link to London Waterloo (approx. 1 hour 55 minutes). The popular village of Brockenhurst (3.5 miles) is within easy reach offering a wider range of amenities and facilities, as is the delightful waterside Georgian market town of Lymington (2 miles), which provides a comprehensive array of facilities for the sailing enthusiast and a popular Saturday county market.

A large hedge provides excellent screening and privacy to the front and opens onto a driveway providing off road parking and access to the integral garage.

The beautiful rear garden enjoys a southerly aspect and is mainly laid to lawn with an array of established trees and mature shrubs to the boundaries. The rear garden provides an ideal space for family recreation and is a haven of tranquillity. A large rear terrace along the back of the house is ideal for al fresco dining.

The property enjoys a semi-rural location on Pitmore Lane within easy reach of the amenities and facilities of Sway. You can walk to the open forest in 10 minutes down quiet country lanes.

The village benefits from a range of local shops, a well-regarded primary school, two public houses, a popular tennis club and a mainline rail station offering a direct link to London Waterloo (approx. 1 hour 55 minutes). The popular village of Brockenhurst (3.5 miles) is within easy reach offering a wider range of amenities and facilities, as is the delightful waterside Georgian market town of Lymington (2 miles), which provides a comprehensive array of facilities for the sailing enthusiast and a popular Saturday county market.

A large hedge provides excellent screening and privacy to the front and opens onto a driveway providing off road parking and access to the integral garage.

The beautiful rear garden enjoys a southerly aspect and is mainly laid to lawn with an array of established trees and mature shrubs to the boundaries. The rear garden provides an ideal space for family recreation and is a haven of tranquillity. A large rear terrace along the back of the house is ideal for al fresco dining.

A solid wood door with glazed side panels lead into a welcoming hallway where the stairs rise to the first floor and to the rear of the hall is a beautifully decorated cloakroom and a well designed utility area and small study.

A door leads into a family snug with glazed doors leading out to the southerly terrace and garden.

The open plan family kitchen/dining room is a feature of note being immaculate and spanning the entire depth of the house. It has been designed to an exacting finish with bi folding doors leading onto the south facing terrace and enclosed garden. The navy wooden kitchen units provide extensive storage provision with quartz work surfaces and incorporate a peninsular style breakfast bar. Both the kitchen and hallway have limestone tiles. Integral appliances include a dishwasher, microwave, wine cooler, dual electric fan ovens with large gas hob and an extractor unit above. There is space for an American style fridge freezer and ample room for dining furniture and a seating area enjoying views over the garden.

The main sitting room, accessed from the hall, has a lovely wooden fire surround with an inset log burning stove and a picture window to the front aspect.

The first floor accommodation comprises a principal bedroom suite with floor to ceiling fitted mirrored wardrobes and an en suite shower room with attractive blue tiling, large shower cubicle, vanity unit and WC.

There are three more double bedrooms served by the family bathroom which offers a vanity unit incorporating storage, the WC and a shower.

A solid wood door with glazed side panels lead into a welcoming hallway where the stairs rise to the first floor and to the rear of the hall is a beautifully decorated cloakroom and a well designed utility area and small study.

A door leads into a family snug with glazed doors leading out to the southerly terrace and garden.

The open plan family kitchen/dining room is a feature of note being immaculate and spanning the entire depth of the house. It has been designed to an exacting finish with bi folding doors leading onto the south facing terrace and enclosed garden. The navy wooden kitchen units provide extensive storage provision with quartz work surfaces and incorporate a peninsular style breakfast bar. Both the kitchen and hallway have limestone tiles. Integral appliances include a dishwasher, microwave, wine cooler, dual electric fan ovens with large gas hob and an extractor unit above. There is space for an American style fridge freezer and ample room for dining furniture and a seating area enjoying views over the garden.

The main sitting room, accessed from the hall, has a lovely wooden fire surround with an inset log burning stove and a picture window to the front aspect.

A large hedge provides excellent screening and privacy to the front and opens onto a gravelled driveway providing off road parking and access to the integral garage.

The beautiful rear garden enjoys a southerly aspect and is mainly laid to lawn with an array of established trees and mature shrubs to the boundaries. The rear garden provides an ideal space for family recreation and is a haven of tranquillity. A large rear terrace along the back of the house is ideal for al fresco dining.

The property enjoys a semi-rural location on Pitmore Lane within easy reach of the amenities and facilities of Sway. You can walk to the open forest in 10 minutes down quiet country lanes.

The village benefits from a range of local shops, a well-regarded primary school, two public houses, a popular tennis club and a mainline rail station offering a direct link to London Waterloo (approx. 1 hour 55 minutes).

The popular village of Brockenhurst (3.5 miles) is within easy reach offering a wider range of amenities and facilities, as is the delightful waterside Georgian market town of Lymington (2 miles), which provides a comprehensive array of facilities for the sailing enthusiast and a popular Saturday county market.

A solid wood door with glazed side panels lead into a welcoming hallway where the stairs rise to the first floor and to the rear of the hall is a beautifully decorated cloakroom and a well designed utility area and small study.

A door leads into a family snug with glazed doors leading out to the southerly terrace and garden.

The open plan family kitchen/dining room is a feature of note being immaculate and spanning the entire depth of the house. It has been designed to an exacting finish with under floor heating, bi folding doors leading onto the south facing terrace and enclosed garden. The navy wooden kitchen units provide extensive storage provision with quartz work surfaces and incorporate a peninsular style breakfast bar. Both the kitchen and hallway have limestone tiles. Integral appliances include a dishwasher, microwave, wine cooler, dual electric fan ovens with large gas hob and an extractor unit above. There is space for an American style fridge freezer and ample room for dining furniture and a seating area enjoying views over the garden.

The main sitting room, accessed from the hall, has a lovely wooden fire surround with an inset log burning stove and a picture window to the front aspect.

The first floor accommodation comprises a principal bedroom suite with floor to ceiling fitted mirrored wardrobes and an en suite shower room with attractive blue tiling, large shower cubicle, vanity unit and WC.

There are three more double bedrooms served by the family bathroom which offers a vanity unit incorporating storage, the WC and a shower.