Southampton Road, Bartley

A desirable family home set within this sought after village on the North East fringes of the New Forest National Park within close proximity of Southampton and the motorway networks, yet moments away from the open forest.

The property offers good sized accommodation with scope to further extend (STP) with the benefit of superb gardens to the rear backing onto the highly coveted Bartley Primary School and housing a number of useful outbuildings with extensive off street parking to the front.

Thought to have been built in the 1950’s the property offers generous rooms with high ceilings and features befitting of the era.

The entrance leads into a generous hallway with stairs leading up to the first floor and herringbone style flooring and a cloakroom is set off this area.

A dining room is set to one side with front splay bay windows with a chimney breast and which could be utilised as a fourth bedroom.

The herringbone style flooring runs through to a well fitted kitchen set at the rear of the property with side aspect windows and a range of shaker style units at base and wall level with coordinating worksurfaces and a useful pantry cupboard. Built in appliances include an induction hob and built under oven with space and plumbing for a dishwasher and fridge/freezer.

From here a door leads into a large conservatory with extensive glazing affording views across the rear and French doors lead out to the garden. The conservatory links into the sitting room via double doors.

The sitting room features a central fireplace with wood burning stove set on a brick hearth with wooden mantel above and benefits from wooden flooring.

The first floor landing is a good size with eaves storage and airing cupboard and large stair window and gives access to the three double bedrooms and family bathroom.

Bedroom one is set to the rear with elevated views across the garden and eaves storage with bedroom two set at the front of the property, again a good sized double room whilst bedroom three is set at the rear and currently houses a sauna which will be disposed of by the seller.

The bathroom offers a bath with shower fitments set over, along with a WC and wash hand basin.

Agents Note:

We understand there is lapsed planning for a double storey rear extension.

The rear garden is a particular feature of the property, predominantly laid to lawn with mature shrubs, trees and planting to borders and feature beds.

Immediately abutting the property there is a gravelled area ideal for seating with path that leads to the lawned areas, a further paved seating area and extensive outbuildings which include a detached garage, tool shed, storage shed and large detached barn.

To the front of the property there is extensive parking for several cars set back from the road.

Tenure: Freehold

Services: All mains services connected

Energy Performance Rating: TBC

Council Tax Band: E

Thought to have been built in the 1950’s the property offers generous rooms with high ceilings and features befitting of the era.

The entrance leads into a generous hallway with stairs leading up to the first floor and herringbone style flooring and a cloakroom is set off this area.

A dining room is set to one side with front splay bay windows with a chimney breast and which could be utilised as a fourth bedroom.

The herringbone style flooring runs through to a well fitted kitchen set at the rear of the property with side aspect windows and a range of shaker style units at base and wall level with coordinating worksurfaces and a useful pantry cupboard. Built in appliances include an induction hob and built under oven with space and plumbing for a dishwasher and fridge/freezer.

From here a door leads into a large conservatory with extensive glazing affording views across the rear and French doors lead out to the garden. The conservatory links into the sitting room via double doors.

The sitting room features a central fireplace with wood burning stove set on a brick hearth with wooden mantel above and benefits from wooden flooring.

The first floor landing is a good size with eaves storage and airing cupboard and large stair window and gives access to the three double bedrooms and family bathroom.

Bedroom one is set to the rear with elevated views across the garden and eaves storage with bedroom two set at the front of the property, again a good sized double room whilst bedroom three is set at the rear and currently houses a sauna which will be disposed of by the seller.

The bathroom offers a bath with shower fitments set over, along with a WC and wash hand basin.

Agents Note:

We understand there is lapsed planning for a double storey rear extension.

The rear garden is a particular feature of the property, predominantly laid to lawn with mature shrubs, trees and planting to borders and feature beds.

Immediately abutting the property there is a gravelled area ideal for seating with path that leads to the lawned areas, a further paved seating area and extensive outbuildings which include a detached garage, tool shed, storage shed and large detached barn.

To the front of the property there is extensive parking for several cars set back from the road.

Tenure: Freehold

Services: All mains services connected

Energy Performance Rating: TBC

Council Tax Band: E

From Lyndhurst proceed along the A337 towards Cadnam and after approximately 3 miles take the 3rd exit off the roundabout onto the A336 Southampton Road. Proceed for approximately half a mile and at the Haywain public House continue over the crossroads and the property can be found after approximately 8 houses on the left hand side.

From Lyndhurst proceed along the A337 towards Cadnam and after approximately 3 miles take the 3rd exit off the roundabout onto the A336 Southampton Road. Proceed for approximately half a mile and at the Haywain public House continue over the crossroads and the property can be found after approximately 8 houses on the left hand side.

Tenure: Freehold

Services: All mains services connected

Energy Performance Rating: TBC

Council Tax Band: E