- Offered for sale with no forward chain +
- Only one owner since first built in 1961 +
- Southerly facing garden +
- Potential for loft conversion-STP +
- Two double bedrooms & family bathroom +
- Kitchen/breakfast plus a conservatory +
- Dual aspect lounge/dining room +
- Off road parking & detached single garage +
This detached bungalow is offered for sale with no forward chain for the very first time since it was purchased new in 1961 and benefits from a southerly facing rear garden.
A number of properties nearby have converted the spacious loft area to create additional bedrooms and subject to the necessary consents, there may be similar scope here.
The accommodation that would benefit from some updating and modernisation comprises an enclosed entrance porch leading to the hallway that has a boiler cupboard. The dual aspect lounge/dining room enjoys a front and rear view and has a mantelpiece that is a focal point for the room.
The kitchen/breakfast room has a range of wall and base units while a door opens to the conservatory that offers views towards the garden. The front aspect main bedroom is an exceptional size with fitted wardrobes and open storage units fitted to one entire wall.
Bedroom two is double in size with a rear facing window and is also fitted with wardrobes and useful overhead cupboards. The three piece white bathroom suite is original and will require replacement.
Outside, the front garden is laid to lawn with shrubs and a path to the front door. The long driveway allows off road parking for several vehicles and leads to the detached garage that together with the lean-to requires replacement. The southerly facing rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn with mature shrubs and an apple tree.
Under the 1979 Estate Agents Act, we wish to declare that the vendor of the property is associated with Charters Estate Agents.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Materials used in construction: Brick
How does broadband enter the property: none provided
Conservatory was added in 2009, no building regulation approval sought as it replaced a previous lean-to. The conservatory roof leaks in heavy rain.
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Ashurst is a thriving village community on the edge of the New Forest National Park and has proved to be a popular residential area. A mainline railway station serves the Southampton-Bournemouth route and access to the M27/M3 motorway network is found nearby. Three pubs, local shops (including a Co-Op convenience store), takeaways and cafes are found close by while Foxhills infants/junior school is a short distance away that feeds into Hounsdown secondary school. The village of Lyndhurst is three miles distant while Totton is a mile away with an Asda, Lidl, Aldi & Morrisons superstores. Southampton is approximately seven miles distant and has an international airport, extensive shopping facilities and numerous live entertainment venues. The abbey town of Romsey and the cathedral city of Winchester are within comfortable driving distance and hundreds of square miles of open heathland and forest are close by.