• Family house located in Bitterne Park and offering over 1,300sqft of accommodation +
• Four well-proportioned bedrooms +
• Separate lounge, dining room and family room +
• Fitted kitchen with space for appliances +
• Family bathroom with panelled bath and low level W.C. +

Offering over 1,300 sq. ft. of well-presented accommodation, this impressive family home is set in the heart of Bitterne Park.

With four bedrooms, three reception rooms, and a spacious rear garden, it provides excellent flexibility for family living.

The property is accessed via a main entrance which leads to the main hallway. To the front, there is a 14'10 x 11'10 lounge, with a stylish bay window. There is also a separate dining room and sitting room, ideal for the growing family.

A fitted kitchen completes the ground floor accommodation and benefits from a range of fitted storage and space for appliances.

Moving upstairs there are four well-proportioned bedrooms, including an impressive master with a bay window that mirrors the one located in the lounge. There is also a family bathroom with panelled bath and low level W.C.

The rear garden is particularly spacious and laid mostly to lawn, making it the ideal space for hosting in the summer months!

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: ASK AGENT

Have any alterations or improvements been carried our during your ownership? New sindows and Central heating

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