• 3 Bedrooms +
• Entrance Porch +
• Entrance Hall +
• Sitting Room +
• Dining Room/Family Room +
• Kitchen Breakfast Room +
• Bathroom +
• Cloakroom +

A very well presented 3-bedroom semi-detached period house with spacious, extended ground floor accommodation on the outskirts of the town. NO ONWARD CHAIN.

An extended, period semi-detached house located on the edge of the town that combines heritage character with modern comfort. The house has been the subject of a groud floor extension and sympathetic refurbishment that has created the well-appointed home of today, with highlights including log burning stoves in both reception rooms, replacement carpets throughout, a newly refurbished kitchen featuring oak work surfaces and a beautifully presented bathroom. Externally, the rear garden benefits from a southerly aspect and there is a modern, brick-built garage and off road parking. Additionally, the house is being sold with the benefit of NO ONWARD CHAIN.

Station Road is located on the Western outskirts of Fordingbridge, approximately 1/2 mile from the town centre. Fordingbridge has an array of local services to cater for everyday needs including a range of shops, a cinema, a building society, a choice of pubs and restaurants, a library and a medical centre. There is reputable schooling at primary and secondary levels in the form of Fordingbridge Infants and Junior school and Burgate Secondary School and Sixth Form.

Fordingbridge is well placed for access to the regional centres of Salisbury, Bournemouth and Southampton. All provide main line rail links to London Waterloo and there are airports at the latter two. Fordingbridge sits within the Avon Valley with a wide variety of opportunities for leisure and recreational activities. The rolling Downland of Cranborne Chase National Landscape can be found to the west, contrasting with the picturesque heath, moor and woodland of the New Forest National Park to the East. Excellent walking and riding abounds, as do many good opportunities for golf and fishing and there is a tennis club in the neighbouring village of Sandleheath.

To the front of the house a pedestrian entrance provides access via a paved pathway to the front door, with the pathway continuing to the side of the house and rear garden. The front garden is laid to lawn and overlooks the historic Railway Hotel.

The rear garden enjoys a southerly orientation and benefits from a light, sunny aspect. A brick paved pathway leads from the house and is flanked by lawn with flower borders. The pathway leads to a well-built brick GARAGE (approx. 6.5m x 3.51m) equipped with power, lighting and loft storage and offers the potential to convert into an office or additional accommodation (subject to planning permission).