Gray Close, Warsash, Hampshire, SO31

Delightfully placed within the heart of the charming maritime village of Warsash, this exquisite four-bedroom detached family home offers an idyllic blend of comfort and style. From the entrance hallway, a spacious, dual aspect sitting room spans the length of the property, with windows to the front aspect, and doors out to the rear garden. The fitted kitchen boasts ample counter space and storage, and features an integrated oven and hob. A separate dining room provides a versatile space, for family gatherings, or even as an office space, ideal for remote working. A useful guests cloakroom completes the ground floor accommodation. On the first floor are the four well-proportioned bedrooms, two of which are double rooms, whilst the others are generous single rooms. The principal bedroom features a separate en-suite, meticulously re-fitted for a touch of luxury, in addition to built in storage. The further three bedrooms are served by the modern family bathroom, with white three-piece suite. A tandem length garage provides ample storage and parking space, with the potential to convert the space, subject to the relevant consents. Externally there is a private well-maintained garden, mainly laid to lawn, plus an additional raised decking area in the bottom corner, perfectly placed to make the most of the sunny orientation for the plot.

Warsash is situated to the South of Locks Heath and Sarisbury Green. The village itself sits at the Eastern side of the mouth of the River Hamble which flows into the mouth of Southampton Water and the Solent. The location is closely linked to the village of Hamble which sits on the opposite side of the River Mouth. They are linked via the road bridge at Swanwick and a small foot ferry which operates during most daylight hours. Warsash merges into the hamlet of Hook to the West, and both areas are steeped in history, from ship building on the Hamble, dating back to the 15th Century to a substantial Fishing fleet in the 17th Century. During the Second World War the area provided an essential staging area for D-Day. Today the area is synonymous with its connections to the sea, mainly from a leisure perspective. The yachting world has made an impact, with marinas and boat yards lining the nearby shores of the estuary. The properties in the area reflect this incredible history, offering some of the most varied housing stock in the South of England. There are several shopping areas in and around Warsash, offering convenience stores, Chemist, Art Gallery, Yacht Chandlery, Butcher, Green Grocer to name a few. Schooling in Warsash is very good with four Primary Schools feeding into the local Brookfield Secondary School. There is also ample additional choice slightly further afield, well served by school bus routes up to college education level.