Centre Lane, Everton, Lymington, SO41

Within a short walk from the village shop and pub and set in a generous plot with extensive parking this spacious detached house enjoys a superb rural outlook from the sitting room, principal bedroom and garden. Offered in good condition, there remains significant potential to enhance the house to maximise its glorious setting. EPR - D

The house occupies an exceptional position overlooking adjoining open fields with far reaching views from the principal rooms. The house is located at the end of a quiet country lane yet not far from the centre of the village and within easy reach of local amenities which include a village shop/Post Office, garden centre, church and popular village pub/restaurant. Approximately one and a half miles to the west lies the coastal village of Milford on Sea which offers a wealth of shops, bars and restaurants as well as a safe swimming beach. The famous Georgian market town of Lymington is two miles to the east and offers a wide range of shops, superb restaurants, a selection of boutiques and the Lymington Saturday market. For boating enthusiasts there are two marinas with both permanent and visitor moorings in Lymington and a sailing and dinghy club in nearby Keyhaven. The mainline railway station, serving London Waterloo in 1 hour 30 minutes, is 6 miles away in Brockenhurst and the railway station in Lymington has a branch service to Brockenhurst.

The front door opens to a generous staircase hall from which there are glazed double doors opening to the triple aspect sitting room enjoying far reaching glorious views over the neighbouring open fields. The fireplace acts as a focal point to the room and double doors open on to the conservatory which also enjoys a spectacular outlook to the garden and surrounding countryside. Also on the ground floor is a dining room, study and wc. The kitchen / breakfast room has modern fitted wall and base units and a useful adjoining utility room with a door to the garden.

Upstairs, the dual aspect principal bedroom is particularly well proportioned with a dressing area and en suite shower room. There are also glazed double doors to a balcony enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding countryside across the nearby open fields.

There are two further bedrooms and family bathroom all of which are accessed via the landing.

The house is approached through double gates mounted on brick piers which lead to an extensive gravel turning and parking area where there is also a detached garage. To the rear is a charming garden which is part paved terrace and partly laid to lawn, which contains mature planting yet remains well secluded and designed to take full advantage of the delightful open views over the adjoining fields. 

Additional Information

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax: G

Energy Performance Rating: D Current: 64 Potential: 76

Property Construction: Brick elevations with tile roof

Heating: Gas central heating

Utility Supplies: Mains gas, electric, water & drainage

Broadband: Unknown if property currently has a broadband

connection however once ascertained superfast broadband with

speeds of up to 56mbps is available at this property

Conservation Area: No

Tree Preservation Order: Yes

Parking: Private driveway & garage