GROUNDS & GARDENS

– Approached via block paviour driveway which provides plenty of parking as well as access to the double garage which has an electronically operated up and over door

– Well-manicured gardens which are mainly laid to lawn and are enclosed by mature shrubs and well-stocked borders, offering much privacy

– Rear patio accessed via the kitchen and living room providing an excellent seating area

SERVICES

Energy Performance Rating: C Current: 69 Potential: 79

Council Tax Band: F

All mains services connected

THE PROPERTY

– Impressive bright and airy entrance hall providing access to the under-stair’s storage, WC and office/study

– Double-aspect living room featuring from a bay window overlooking the front gardens, sliding patio doors to the rear and a feature stone fireplace with an inset gas fire

– Superb kitchen/dining room with a large range of fitted units with granite work surfaces over, a large island unit which also provides additional storage and French doors opening leading to the rear gardens

– Integrated appliances include a Smeg rangemaster style gas oven, microwave, coffee machine and dishwasher

– Utility room fitted with units and cupboard space, with a side door providing access to the gardens

– Master bedroom suite comprising fitted bedroom storage and a modernised en-suite

– Three additional first-floor bedrooms, two of which benefit from fitted wardrobes and are serviced by the family bathroom

THE SITUATION

Conveniently located in a quiet position within a level walk of the town centre of Ringwood and has the added benefit of a private health and sports club nearby. Ringwood is an old medieval market town offering a range of shopping facilities, boutiques, cafe’s, restaurants and excellent schools for all ages, both state and private.

THE LOCAL AREA

Ringwood is positioned on the edge of the New Forest, yet is just a short drive from the coast. It is an increasingly popular destination for home hunters having undergone a re-identification; the old cattle market has been transformed into a stylish shopping quarter with names such as Aga, Hobbs, Joules, Waitrose and Waterstones. The adjacent high street has retained its character, with a traditional weekly market and a selection of independent and high street shops, cafes and restaurants. For the commuter, the cities of Salisbury and Southampton are easily reached via the A338 and the A31 and London is just an hour away via a train from Southampton Parkway. The larger shopping towns of Bournemouth (10 miles south) and Southampton (20 miles east), both of which have airports that are easily accessible.