Oakwood Close, Warsash

Warsash is a village in southern Hampshire situated at the mouth of the Hamble River and the banks of Southampton Water and The Solent. If sports are your passion whether it be Sailing, canoeing or Stand up paddle boarding Oakwood Close is ideally positioned for you to enjoy a great family home whilst being able to enjoy your hobbies at the drop of a hat.
If you enjoy walking, Oakwood Close backs onto Warsash Common, and Hook with Warsash school is a few minutes walk from the property.
The current owners extended the property on the ground floor level to create more entertaining and living space. The rear reception room with a wood burning stove looks out over the
private, rear garden and in turn mature woodland. With a Solar panel hot water system providing an income from the Government Scheme which is running for another 10 - 12
years, large driveway leading to a single garage, three reception rooms and no forward chain. This property should be viewed at your earliest convenience.

Front Entrance
Long driveway which extends down the side of the property, leading to the garage. Front garden laid to lawn with a cherry tree and shrubs to create a boarder. UPVC doorway leading to small porch with tiled roof and tiled flooring.

Hallway
Entrance to Hallway from second UPVC door, with doorways leading to Kitchen, Lounge and downstairs WC. Stairs to first floor

Lounge (18' 1" x 10' 10") or (5.50m x 3.30m)
Accessed via wood panelled door. Large bay window to front aspect with radiator beneath. Fitted carpet. Bi-fold doors leading into dining room.

Dining Room (10' 1" x 9' 9") or (3.07m x 2.97m)
Rectangular opaque window to side aspect, small radiator beneath, engineered oak flooring, space for 8 seater dining table and sideboard.

Family Room (8' 10" x 18' 0") or (2.68m x 5.49m)
A delightful room overlooking the rear garden with tongue and groove panelling to the ceiling. Central freestanding cylinder log burner. Large UPVC tilt and turn patio door, large UPVC double glazed window. UPVC double glazed door with side access. Cupboard housing gas central heating system. Continuation of engineered oak flooring from dining room.

Kitchen (11' 2" x 7' 9") or (3.40m x 2.35m)
Accessible from family room and hallway. Galley style kitchen with cupboards below work surface and above, Double oven and grill, sink with drainer, UPVC double glazed window to side aspect, space for washing machine and space for fridge freezer. 5 Burner gas hob. Integrated dishwasher.

W.C (5' 10" x 2' 4") or (1.78m x 0.71m)
UPVC opaque double glazed window to side aspect. Low level wc and mini wash hand basin.

1st Floor Landing
UPVC double glazed window with vertical blinds making the landing very bright and airy. All rooms accessed via landing. Large double door airing cupboard housing immersion tank.

Bathroom (5' 7" x 8' 5") or (1.70m x 2.56m)
UPVC opaque double glazed window. Tiled walls. Low level wc, basin with mixer tap and cupboards below, bath with mixer taps and mains shower above bath with glass
shower screen. Heated towel rail and laminate flooring.

Bedroom 1 (11' 7" x 9' 6") or (3.52m x 2.90m)
UPVC double glazed window with lead effect strips, radiator beneath. Fitted wardrobes from floor to ceiling. Fitted carpet. The loft is accessed from the master bedroom which has a pull down ladder, fully insulated, light and is partially boarded to the central part of the loft.

Bedroom 2 (11' 11" x 9' 6") or (3.63m x 2.90m)
UPVC double glazed window to rear aspect with lead effect strips. Fitted carpet.

Bedroom 3 (9' 3" x 8' 3") or (2.81m x 2.52m)
UPVC double glazed window to front aspect with lead effect stips, double radiator beneath. Fitted carpet.

Garage (21' 0" x 8' 3") or (6.40m x 2.52m)
Access via up and over door, currently used as a workshop and store.

Garden
Decking area which is accessed via steps from the garden or via patio door from family room The garden is a mix of raised flower beds and paving slabs. The rear of the garden has been cleverly landscaped utilising tree stump cuttings as the floor covering. The property's boundary drops down and does extend out to the footpath behind.