- No onwards chain +
- Close proximity to the General Hospital +
- Two double bedrooms +
- Two reception rooms +
- Driveway parking +
- Generously sized rear garden +
- Ideal first home +
- Recently improved throughout +
Charters are delighted to offer for sale, with the added benefit of no onward chain, this recently refurbished 1930s semi-detached family home, ideally situated on a quiet road in the ever-popular Maybush district.
The property is perfectly placed for modern family living, with excellent access to the M3 and M27 motorway networks, well-regarded schooling for all ages, local shops, sports and leisure facilities including the David Lloyd centre, Shirley’s vibrant high street and the General Hospital.
The well-planned accommodation is accessed via a storm porch and comprises a welcoming entrance hall with stairs to the first floor, a bay-fronted sitting room and a separate dining room, while to the rear is an L-shaped kitchen with utility area, inner hall, garden access and a ground floor WC.
Upstairs, the landing provides access to the loft space, two double bedrooms and a generously sized family bathroom, with scope to reconfigure into three bedrooms as neighbouring properties have done.
Externally, the home benefits from ample off-road parking, a secure lean-to area to the side and a private, enclosed, level rear garden that is ideal for children, pets and outdoor enjoyment.
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