• Charming 2-bedroom semi-detached period bungalow +
• Wonderful location adjoining and overlooking Breamore Marsh SSSI +
• Well-fitted kitchen and modern shower room +
• Front and rear gardens with useful summerhouse +
• NO ONWARD CHAIN +

A rare opportunity to acquire a unique 2-bedroom single-storey former estate worker's cottage with a wonderful outlook of Breamore Marsh SSSI. NO ONWARD CHAIN.

Believed to date from the late 1800s, Serenity is a former Breamore Estate worker's cottage that is believed to have passed into private ownership in the 1950s. Of traditional red brick elevation under a clay tiled roof, the property sits in an attractive, easy to maintain garden plot that enjoys a glorious south-westerly outlook over Breamore Marsh, a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and one-time manorial green extending to approximately 38 acres of wet meadows, ponds and streams that is home to a wealth of wild flowers, dragonflies and damselflies. The village cricket ground can also be viewed to the south-west, enhancing a most bucolic setting. The accommodation includes a sitting room, two bedrooms (one of which is currently being used as a study), a well fitted kitchen and a modern shower room. Within the garden is a useful, insulated summerhouse and the principal village amenities including Breamore Primary School, are within walking distance via a local public footpath. The property is being sold with the benefit of NO ONWARD CHAIN.

Serenity enjoys a privileged outlook across Breamore Marsh, a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and an important surviving manorial green on which goose and cattle grazing continues, and the village cricket ground to the south-west. Breamore itself is a sought after Conservation village in the Avon Valley, just outside the New Forest National Park and to the east of the Cranborne Chase National Landscape. Breamore has an active community based around a village Church, popular public house, primary school, and Hulse Hall, all of which is within walking distance via a near-by public footpath. There is also a convenient link to the X3 bus service between Salisbury and Bournemouth, which stops in the village. Neighbouring Woodgreen has a community shop/Post Office and another flourishing public house, whilst the Avonside town of Fordingbridge (approx. 2 miles) has an excellent range of local shops, a building society, medical and health centres and reputable state and private schools.

Communications in the area are excellent. The local road network, including the A338 and A36, draws the regional centres of Salisbury, Bournemouth and Southampton within striking distance. There are mainline rail services from Salisbury and Southampton Parkway (90 minutes and 71 minutes respectively) to London Waterloo and international airports at Southampton and Bournemouth. A regular bus service (X3) to Fordingbridge, Ringwood, Downton and Salisbury stops nearby on Salisbury Road.