The property is approached via a gravel driveway providing off-road parking, with side access leading to the rear garden. There is also benefit from the use of the parking bays to the side of the property.

The rear garden has been designed with ease of maintenance in mind, featuring an area of lawn enclosed by close-board fencing, creating an excellent degree of privacy. A decking area immediately adjoining the rear of the property provides the perfect space for alfresco dining and outdoor entertaining.

Additional Information:

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax Band: D

Energy Performance Rating: D Current: 60 Potential: 77

All mains services connected

Heating: Gas central heating

Flood Risk: Very low

Broadband: FTTP – Fibre to the property directly.

Ultrafast broadband with speeds of up to 1000 Mbps is available at the property (Ofcom).

Mobile Signal/Coverage: No known issues, please check with your provider for further clarity.

Agents Note: There is the possibility of contributions towards the estate road maintenance. The vendors have however advised that there have been no maintenance contributions requested or required during the time they have owned the property.

The accommodation begins with an entrance porch opening into a welcoming hallway, featuring painted floorboards throughout, access to understairs storage, a downstairs WC, and stairs rising to the first floor with an attractive carpet runner.

Positioned at the rear of the property is a beautifully presented kitchen/dining room, enjoying attractive herringbone flooring, a vaulted ceiling above the dining area, and bi-folding doors opening seamlessly onto the rear garden.

The kitchen is fitted with a stylish range of shaker-style wall, base and drawer units with wooden work surfaces over, an inset butler sink, and space for a Range-style cooker with an attractive tiled splashback.

Leading from the kitchen is a practical utility room, providing additional storage along with space and plumbing for white goods, and direct access to the garden.

To the front of the property is a wonderfully proportioned living room, flooded with natural light via a large bay window. Bespoke shelving set within the alcoves and a log-burning stove with mantel create a warm and inviting focal point.

Opening from the living room is a versatile office/snug, ideal for home working, a playroom, or an additional reception space.

The first-floor landing provides access to three generously sized double bedrooms, all offering ample space for storage and furnishings.

The bedrooms are served by a beautifully appointed three-piece family bathroom, fitted with traditional sanitaryware including a roll-top bath with rainfall shower over, hand wash basin and WC, complemented by tiled walls and flooring.

Living in Highcliffe on Sea

Highcliffe on Sea (usually simply called Highcliffe) is a small, leafy coastal town on the Hampshire/Dorset border. West of Barton on Sea and east of Mudeford, Highcliffe is perfectly positioned for those in search of a relaxed yet smart beach lifestyle.

Features include secluded Highcliffe Beach which has panoramic views over Christchurch Bay to the Isle of Wight and Hengistbury Head. It’s a favourite with locals for walking, paddleboarding and surfing and can be reached via a pathway zig-zagging down through the gardens of Highcliffe Castle, once home to Mr Selfridge and now the venue for varied concerts, exhibitions and fairs.

Further outstanding amenities include Highcliffe Castle Golf Club and Steamer Point Nature Reserve. In addition Highcliffe has foodie appeal thanks to the annual Highcliffe Food & Arts Festival, and a good selection of independents and eateries, such as family-owned butcher’s, beachfront cafes, Raymond Blanc’s brasserie-style gastropub The Oaks and, just up the road on the edge of the New Forest, luxurious Chewton Glen Country House Hotel.

Families are also drawn by the schooling. Local primaries and secondaries are judged to be at least ‘good’ according to Ofsted – including Highcliffe St Mark’s Primary and Highcliffe Secondary School and Sixth Form. Meanwhile local independents include Durlston Court and Ballard, both rated ‘excellent’ by the Independent Schools Inspectorate.

The New Forest lies three miles to the north, the nearest sizable town is Christchurch (also three miles), and there is good accessibility via the road network to Lymington (nine miles), Bournemouth (10 miles), and Southampton (21 miles). A mainline railway station at nearby Hinton Admiral provides services to London Waterloo in approximately two hours.

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£535,000

Walkford, Christchurch

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

A beautifully appointed character home, ideally situated within easy reach of local amenities, that has been tastefully and sympathetically modernised in recent years whilst retaining a wealth of charm and original features throughout. The property offers three double bedrooms, superb open-plan living accommodation, off-road parking, and a private rear garden.

Property Details

  • Council Tax: Band D
  • Tenure: Freehold


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