- Three-bedroom detached home on a generous, mature plot +
- Spacious dual-aspect sitting room and separate dining area +
- Traditional kitchen with scope for modernisation +
- Retains charming original features throughout +
- Expansive rear garden with lawn and mature planting +
- Driveway, garage, and no forward chain in a sought-after location +
Set within a generous and mature plot, this three-bedroom detached home presents a fantastic opportunity for buyers seeking a property to update and personalise.
The accommodation offers a well-balanced layout, with a spacious dual-aspect sitting room filled with natural light, a separate dining room, and a traditional kitchen with ample scope for modernisation.
Upstairs, the property benefits from three well-proportioned bedrooms, serviced by a family bathroom. Many original features remain intact, offering character and charm throughout.
Externally, the home boasts an expansive rear garden with established planting, mature trees, and lawned areas providing an idyllic outdoor retreat.
To the front, there is driveway parking, a garage, and a well-screened frontage offering privacy. Situated in a desirable residential location, the property is within easy reach of local schools, shops, and transport links, making it ideal for families, renovators, or investors alike. Offered with no forward chain, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a home with great potential in a well-regarded neighbourhood.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Materials used in construction: Brick
The land is affected by a tree preservation order
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Chandler’s Ford is a popular Hampshire town with a variety of shops, restaurants, traditional inns and with Chilworth golf course also within easy reach. The local catchment schools are Chandler's Ford Infants and Merdon Junior School (both of which have Good Ofsteds) and the sought-after Thornden Secondary School. Independent schools include Sherbourne House, The Pilgrims’ School, Princes Mead, Twyford School, St Swithun’s School and Winchester College. Coast and country lifestyle pursuits are all within striking distance as the town is well placed for the South Downs National Park and The New Forest. It is approximately a 15-minute drive to Winchester and a 17-minute drive to Southampton, both cities have an extensive range of facilities. Communications are excellent with the M3 and M27 nearby and the railway station has links to Winchester and Southampton; London Waterloo is 57 minutes from Winchester and 65 minutes from Southampton Parkway.