An inviting oak front door, flanked by glazed side panels, ushers you into a spacious foyer adorned with a luxurious travertine floor and a convenient cloakroom. To the right, you’ll discover the elegant dining room, also featuring exquisite travertine flooring, an open fireplace with intricate detailing, and a mantelpiece. Adjacent to it, a utility room offers an oak worktop, providing space and plumbing for a washing machine and tumble dryer, along with a built-in electric oven and storage both above and below.

Moving on, the drawing room, enjoying views to the frontal and rear aspect garden, boasts a striking stone fireplace with a hearth, surround, and mantel, and is equipped with a wood-burning stove. The kitchen, adjacent to the drawing room, showcases a modern array of fitted units, complete with a distinctive electric Aga as the centre piece. It also includes an integrated split dishwasher, composite granite countertops with an oak strip breakfast bar, and room for an American-style fridge. The kitchen maintains a consistent aesthetic with its travertine flooring, which seamlessly transitions into the charming conservatory overlooking the garden.

For added convenience, a cloakroom with a WC and a vanity unit featuring a bowl-style wash basin is also on the ground floor.

As you ascend the staircase, fitted with glazed inserts, you’ll find an under stairs cupboard and a wine chiller, leading to the main landing, characterized by striking floor-to-ceiling windows. The first bedroom is a splendid double aspect room, boasting an en suite shower room and a spacious walk-in wardrobe. The second bedroom offers views of the front garden and its own en suite shower room. Bedrooms three and four are generously proportioned doubles, sharing a family bathroom complete with a Jacuzzi bath, a low-level WC, a distinctive wash basin with a stone bowl and countertop, and a travertine-tiled floor with underfloor heating.

The house sits on a charming leafy lane just to the south west of Lymington and close to open parks, marinas and sea front walks. The house and grounds are extremely private and peaceful while remaining highly convenient for Lymington’s recreational facilities. The open spaces of Woodside Park lie to the east with extensive open coastal spaces lying to the south where there are several rural pubs and the starting point for superb coastal walks to Lymington marinas in the east and Keyhaven & Milford on Sea to the west.

Lymington lies just to the north east and has a weekly Saturday market as well as a historic High Street offering a range of pubs, restaurants, boutique shops and chain stores. There are a wealth of sailing clubs and marinas providing exceptional access to The Solent.

The New Forest National Park lies to the north with excellent walks and cycle rides over the unspoilt open countryside. There are two direct trains per hour to London Waterloo from Brockenhurst Station (6 miles) taking approximately 1h 40m.

The entrance to the property is through sturdy oak gates at Lower Pennington Lane. These gates open onto a gravel driveway that includes a turnaround area and offers generous parking space for multiple vehicles. In the front of the property, there is a well-maintained lawn area, complemented by a mature hedgerow that faces the road. The property boundaries are clearly marked by sturdy close board fencing. The rear garden predominantly features a lush lawn and is graced with a charming summerhouse.  Furthermore, nestled within the rear garden is an annexe boasting its own ensuite shower room. Adjacent to the annexe and stretching along the side of the house is additional ancillary accommodation, complete with a fully equipped kitchen. This versatile space could also be easily transformed into an ideal home office.

Services

Energy Performance Rating: C Current: 70 Potential: 79

Council Tax Band: G

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