Hoe Lane, North Baddesley, Southampton, Hampshire, SO52

The current owner has transformed this house into a home, with stylish décor, modern fittings, and a warm, inviting atmosphere.

Positioned in a fantastic location, the property is within easy reach of local shops, a pub, and commuter links, while enjoying a stunning outlook over open fields. Whether you’re a first-time buyer, investor, or downsizer, this home offers the perfect balance of comfort and convenience.

Upon entering, the entrance porch leads into a spacious sitting room where a feature fireplace and a large window create a bright and welcoming space. There is also the added benefit of understairs storage. The room flows seamlessly into the refitted kitchen/dining room featuring sleek white gloss units, wooden worktops, and space for dining.

An 11 ft conservatory adds versatile living space, ideal as a dining area, additional reception room, or playroom.

Upstairs, both double bedrooms have been newly decorated and fitted with fresh carpets, providing a stylish and comfortable retreat. They are served by a modern family bathroom, complete with an Aqualisa shower over the bath, a white suite, and contemporary tiling.

The landscaped rear garden is designed for enjoyment, with a flower border, grassed area, and a shed, plus rear access leading to a garage in a block and off-road parking.

With its stunning interiors, prime location, and beautiful outlook, this is a home not to be missed and can also be offered with no forward chain.


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick and tile

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North Baddesley is one of the largest villages in the South of England, sitting just 3 miles east of Romsey. It offers an abundance of local and community facilities – making it ideal for families – along with the cultural sites, retail opportunities and travel links that come with being so close to a main town. There’s a GP practice, a community-run library, Emer Bog Nature Reserve, a large recreational ground for sports and outdoor activities and a choice of good schools within a two-mile radius.