- Quiet cul de sac location +
- Three well proportioned bedrooms +
- Open plan sitting/dining room +
- Ground +
- Generously sized rear garden +
- Garage and parking +
- Ground floor WC +
Charters are delighted to bring to the market, for the first time in over forty years, this beautifully presented and much-loved family home, enviably located in the quietest of cul-de-sac settings within the ever-popular Regents Park district of the city.
Locally, you are well served with convenient access to Shirley’s vibrant High Street, the city centre, the central railway station, schooling for all ages, the M3 and M27 motorway networks, and The General Hospital.
The well-proportioned and thoughtfully laid-out ground floor accommodation comprises an entrance hallway with stairs rising to the first floor and doors leading to the generously sized dual-aspect sitting/dining room, which provides access to the rear garden, and the sleek and stylish modern kitchen, also with access to the garden.
The first-floor landing leads to two large double bedrooms and a third bedroom, all served by the family bathroom.
The home further benefits from off-road parking, with a hardstanding driveway in front of the garage, and a generously sized rear garden featuring areas laid to patio and lawn.
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