Mudeford, Christchurch, Dorset, BH23

A stylish ‘upside down house’ situated in the heart of Mudeford, with harbour glimpses. Benefits include four bedrooms, a walled garden, two balconies and plenty of parking.

This beautiful home is situated in the popular waterside location of Mudeford just a stone’s throw from Mudeford Quay. Mudeford Quay is renowned for its sailing, water activities and local fishing boats. It's a popular place for families with the shop at the end of the Quay selling crabbing nets, buckets, and bait. There is also a RNLI inshore lifeboat station, a Mudeford fun day once a year, and a highly regarded pub, The Haven Inn. Furthermore, the Mudeford ferry provides access across to the Mudeford Sandbank, generally every 15 minutes in the summer months, featuring the Beach House Cafe and adjoining Hengistbury Head.

The award-winning Christchurch Harbour hotel and The Jetty restaurant are a short stroll away. Following the promenade Eastwards of the quay, is The Noisy Lobster restaurant, the golden sandy beaches at Avon, Steamer Point Nature Reserve, and the grounds of Highcliffe Castle. Also walking distance is the nearby Stanpit Nature Reserve and Christchurch Town Centre is approximately two miles distant with its historic 11th Century Priory, various shops, bars, and restaurants. Christchurch railway station provides a mainline commute to London and Bournemouth Airport is approximately six miles distant. The New Forest National Park provides scenic forest walks and an array of wildlife.

Entry via front door into the hallway providing access to primary ground floor accommodation. The ground floor features four well-proportioned double bedrooms, the master and second bedroom both have beautifully appointed ensuite shower rooms. A utility room, family bathroom and home gym, which could be used as a fifth bedroom, complete the ground floor accommodation.

The first floor comprises a stunning open-plan kitchen/living room. The kitchen features plenty of eye and base level units, with worktop over and a range of integrated appliances. Double doors lead from the kitchen to good size balcony. The ‘L’ shaped living room features space for a study, and a sliding door leads out the second balcony, which is Southerly facing and offers glimpses of the harbour, a brilliant space to unwind whilst watch the sunsets.

Externally, the property is bordered by a brick wall, with key-coded access gate and electric garage door. The driveway offers parking for a multitude of vehicles and the rear garden, mainly laid to lawn with a seating area, faces South-Westerly. Two sheds are situated in the rear garden for extra storage.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: E
EPC Rating: D