The house is set back from Kivernell Road and occupies a large corner plot in a highly convenient position in this highly sought after coastal village. The village green with independent shops, restaurants and cafes is a short distance away, as is access to excellent swimming beaches. Milford on Sea is ideally positioned to enjoy both the New Forest and stunning coastal walks. There is a long beach just to the south of the property and the open Forest to the north of the village offers superb walks and bike rides. The Georgian market town of Lymington, some 3 miles away, offers a wider range of shops and facilities that cater for most daily requirements and there are world renowned sailing and water sports facilities at both Lymington and the nearby coastal hamlet of Keyhaven. There are direct trains to London Waterloo from Brockenhurst Station taking approximately 90 minutes.

The main drive is located off New Valley Road with a driveway leading up to the parking/turning area and spacious double garage with twin up and over doors built in the same style as the house. The garage has vaulted storage and could be converted to create a home office, gym, or potentially additional accommodation (S.T.P.P). Behind the garage, and to its side, is a screened area of lawn which offers a private space that could be used to create a kitchen garden with raised beds. The front garden/driveway is sufficient to build additional garaging if required.

The main garden lies to the rear of the house and is south facing with the lawn forming the majority of the space which is surrounded by colourful mature borders, and a variety of evergreen mature trees and plantings providing both seclusion and shade. It is planted to be delightful in spring when the borders are full of daffodils and tulips. There is also the ability to increase the level of privacy by replacing the existing picket fence with a higher panel fence as well as to extend and remodel the terrace to enlarge the space for al fresco dining.

Services

Energy Performance Rating: E

Council Tax Band: F

All mains services connected

The block paved drive sweeps up to the wide parking area at the front of the house with a double garage with up and over doors surrounded by manicured lawns. The welcoming front door opens in to the spacious hallway with a cloakroom, a sweeping staircase and a small utility room fitted with a washer and dryer. The sitting room is a particularly impressive room, with a primarily southerly aspect and windows on three sides and providing plenty of natural light to accompany its impressive proportions. There is a wooden floor throughout, decorative cornices and french windows to the garden. The fitted oak kitchen enjoys lovely views to the front with an additional side access, quartz work tops, a large wine chiller, range of fitted cupboards, integrated dish washer and fridge freezer. There is also a beautiful dining room separate to the kitchen with double aspect windows and a door to the main garden. For those who prefer a larger kitchen family room, the two rooms could be combined to make one fabulous large room, flooded with natural light from the windows with a door leading to the main garden.

The study adjacent to the dining room with recessed shelving and a pleasant garden aspect offers an ideal space for home working or can be used as a useful snug.

Stairs lead to a very spacious first floor landing with a large window making it light and airy with space to put a desk or sofa, there is also a useful linen cupboard. The master bedroom is a lovely sunny south facing room with a range of fitted wardrobes, built in cupboard and a large walk in ensuite bathroom with separate shower. Bedroom two is a spacious double with large south facing windows and built in cupboard. Bedroom three and four, once separate rooms are now adjoined, both with lovely southerly aspects. The fully tiled family bathroom completes the first floor accommodation.