- Fantastic family home +
- Beautiful sunny rear garden +
- Cosy front sitting room +
- Kitchen breakfast room +
- Sought after location within Itchen +
- Perfect first time purchase +
- Semi-detached victorian home +
This beautifully presented Victorian semi-detached home is located on one of the most sought-after roads in central Itchen.
Finished to a high standard, it seamlessly blends modern touches with character features throughout. The property is within easy reach of local shops, excellent schools and transport links. Upon entry, you'll immediately notice the exceptional craftsmanship throughout with the impressive hallway, complete with solid oak wooden flooring and period features setting the tone. The generously sized front sitting room, with its wood burning stove, is enhanced by a large bay window that floods the room with an abundance of natural light. Furthermore, the additional reception room currently utilised as a dining room, makes the perfect space for enjoying formal and social occasions with views looking out onto the rear garden. The contemporary and spacious kitchen-breakfast room is beautifully crafted with ample storage, a variety of worktop surface space and French door access onto the garden. Upstairs, the principal bedroom features a large bay window with a wide range of space for wardrobes. There are two additional double bedrooms with all rooms served by a well-appointed three-piece family bathroom consisting of stylish white tiled walls with a gravity fed shower over the bath.
Outside, the rear garden boasts a sunny aspect and has been landscaped, featuring a large lawn and a generously sized seating area made of composite decking, ideal for summer relaxation and for all the family to enjoy. The front of the property is a manicured small front garden with mature shrubs offering privacy. Additional benefits include, gas central heating, double glazing, period features with modern upgrades.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Services:
Water: Mains Supply
Gas: Mains Supply
Electric: Mains Supply
Sewage: Mains Supply
Heating: Gas
Materials used in construction: Brick
How does broadband enter the property: FTTP
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