Entrance porch to the hallway leads to useful understairs storage and ground floor WC Opening through to the generous living room, with a feature log burner creating an attractive focal point To the rear of the property, a spacious kitchen/dining room with sliding doors opening onto the rear decking and gardens Wooden worktops and an extensive range of white gloss fitted units with space for additional appliances Further ground floor rooms include snug room/ bedroom four, currently being used as an office. Stairs from the entrance hall lead to the first floor landing providing access to all accommodation. Three generous double bedrooms, serviced by a modern four-piece family bathroom suite, comprising a white panelled bath, with shower attachment over, finished with partly-tiled walls and stylish herringbone effect flooring

The property is approached via a gravel driveway offering ample off-road parking and EV charging point

Secluded rear gardens which are mainly laid to lawn, bordered by established hedging providing privacy, large decking area adjacent to the kitchen/dining room. At the rear of the garden you will find a back door to access the garage

A shared drive to the left-hand side of the property leads to a garage in a block, providing extra parking to the front

Stony Lane is situated in the small village of Burton, close to the local school, doctor’s surgery, two gastro pubs and shop. It is situated on the edge of the Avon Valley, approximately two miles from the harbour-side town of Christchurch, with easy access to the south coasts stunning beaches at Bournemouth and Poole.

Christchurch is a delight; a harbour side town of character and charm located where the Avon and Stour rivers flow into Christchurch Harbour. Positioned between Bournemouth and the New Forest, Christchurch is a lively town with a mainline station and a good variety of independent and national brands (from Boots to Waitrose). It has become something of a foodie destination: chock-a-block with cafes, pubs, and restaurants, such as The Jetty on Mudeford Quay. It is also the venue for a popular food and wine festival that attracts some high-profile chefs. Other attractions include the priory, castle ruins, nature reserves, nearby beaches and Mudeford Quay with ferry service to Mudeford Spit (with iconic beach huts) and Hengistbury Head