Hightown Road, Ringwood, Hampshire, BH24

Three bedroom Victorian home built in the 1900's. Industrial and contemporary styling in keeping with its Victorian age and original features including feature picture rails in every room and multi-fuel wood burning stove in the sitting room. Conveniently situated - short walk to Ringwood market town centre shops, The Bickerly and Castleman Trailway. Within catchment of Ringwood Schools. No onward chain.

A covered storm porch with black and red Victorian tiles, leads into the entrance hall with Solid oak flooring that also runs through to the open-plan sitting and dining room. Column radiators throughout downstairs. Feature multi-fuel wood burning stove in the sitting room with red brick surround and slate tiled hearth. Sash style UPVC windows throughout.

Wren kitchen fitted in 2020 with grey wall units and industrial style stainless steel work surface and upstands with rustic brick tile splash backs. Space and plumbing for American style fridge freezer and washing machine, the dishwasher is integrated. Kitchen floor is natural stone tiles which continue into the downstairs bathroom.

Family bathroom with ‘L’ shaped square panelled bath and overhead rainfall shower head and separate attachment. Mixer taps and crittal style glass shower screen. Basin with storage below. Heated towel rail and WC. 

Bedroom 1 - features an en-suite WC. Space for king size bed and drawers, feature fireplace with space either side for storage or possible built in wardrobes. 
Bedroom 2 - space for a double bed and possible built in wardrobes in alcoves. Currently utilised as a dressing room and office space. 
Bedroom 3 - large single room currently utilised as an office space. Store cupboard which houses the Valliant boiler. 

Loft room - previously used as an additional bedroom. Accessed by pull down loft ladder. Fully boarded out, carpeted, plastered and painted with multiple power sockets. Velux window and eave storage.

The popular market town of Ringwood has much to offer in the way of amenities, including numerous country pubs & restaurants, boutique shops, a David Lloyd Health & Leisure Club & a local Post office and is host to much sought after educational establishments. The area borders The New Forest, giving access to acres of moor, heath and woodland offering a wide range of pursuits such as cycling, walking, riding & fishing. The A31 & A338 dual carriageways provide links to the sandy coastline of Bournemouth (8 miles south), Salisbury (18 miles north) & the M27 for Southampton (18 miles east). National Express coaches make regular trips to London and all its airports.

Low maintenance and private red brick walled rear garden. Laid to patio with an additional raised patio area at the end of the garden where there is a shed and space for a table and chairs. Side gate to storage space for bins, and wrought iron double gates provide access to the drive way and car port where there is off road parking for two cars. Shingle drive with a paved path leading to the front door. Front garden is planted with Palm trees and shrubs and a grey rendered wall.

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All mains and services are connected.