The apartment benefits from an allocated parking space and enjoys shared use of a cycle shed.

This wonderful ground floor apartment forms part of a 1920’s period property which was recently converted by well-regarded builders into six individual apartments overlooking the New Forest.

The building enjoys an elegant double fronted façade with a covered central porchway flanked by symmetrical bay windows either side.

The porchway opens via a secure front door with security entry system into a communal hallway, where the entrance to number two is located at the rear to the right.

Once inside the apartment, a hallway provides access to the principle living and bedroom accommodation which includes a lovely open plan kitchen/dining/living room with feature bay window offering views across the road to the open forest beyond. The kitchen is a Howden’s kitchen fitted with a range of shaker style wall and base units with laminate work surfaces and a range of built-in appliances including an oven and inset ceramic hob with suspended extractor unit over and integrated fridge/freezer, washer/dryer and dishwasher.

The substantial master bedroom offers ample space for storage and the second bedroom also of double proportions.

The family bathroom compliments the apartment beautifully with a separate thermostatic shower and bath suite, fitted sink unit with storage beneath, white contrasting sanitary ware, complimentary wall tiles, a heated towel rail and ceramic tiled flooring.

The property is located along the popular Southampton Road on the edge of the village of Lyndhurst with the open forest directly opposite. Ashurst railway station is close by, only 5 minutes away by car. The village offers a diverse range of general and specialist shops, together with a popular primary school, historic church and visitor centre. The neighbouring village of Brockenhurst offers additional facilities and a mainline rail connection to London/Waterloo (approximately 90 minutes). The M27 (Junction 1) at nearby Cadnam affords easy access to both Bournemouth, Southampton, Salisbury and the M3 Motorway network.

Living in Lyndhurst

Lyndhurst is nicknamed the capital of the New Forest. This is partly because it is centrally located within the Forest, and partly because it is home to the district council, the Forestry Commission’s district office for South England and the Verderers’ Court (Verderers are the guardians of the Forest’s commoning rights and therefore protectors of the Forest landscape). It is also home to the New Forest Centre with Forest-themed museum, library and gallery.

Its High Street is a busy thoroughfare with numerous tea shops and coffee houses. As a shopping experience it runs the gamut from old-fashioned sweet shop and an award-winning butcher’s, through art gallery and eclectic vintage interiors shop to the Ferrari and Maserati showroom.

Eateries range from popular country inns, such as The Royal Oak at Bank (a hamlet within the parish boundary) and Lime Wood, a hip country house hotel with Good Food Guide recommended restaurant and luxurious spa.

Property is equally varied: from traditional terraced cottages to big country houses. Lyndhurst also appeals to commuters as there are links to major road networks at Ashurst and Cadnam as well as mainline stations at Ashurst and Brockenhurst.

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£295,000

Lyndhurst

  • Bedrooms Bedrooms: 2
  • Bathrooms Bathrooms: 1
  • Receptions Living Rooms: 1

NO ONWARD CHAIN - A unique opportunity to purchase a superb two bedroom apartment forming part of an exclusive development of just six apartments located opposite to the open forest and within walking distance of the High Street.

The property benefits from allocated parking and views across to the forest. No onward chain. 


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