Bugle Street, Southampton, Hampshire, SO14

Located on the historic Bugle Street lies this Grade II listed split level apartment that is truly one of a kind.

Situated in the old town surrounded by historic buildings and architecture dating back to the early 12th century this property is a rarity not to be missed.

Upon entry, the hallway shows of character and features guiding you to the main hub of the home. With open plan living in mind, the kitchen and dining room is well maintained throughout providing the perfect space for entertaining family and friends alike.

The kitchen offers ample storage units and an array of worktop surface space great for food preparation. The living area benefits from a wonderful outlook onto St Michaels Square. Both bedrooms are generous in size serviced by a tastefully designed three-piece bathroom suite including a roll-top bathtub with an overhead shower.

On the lower ground floor is the real show stopper of the home, with elevated ceilings, the basement room provides an outstanding space creating an exceptional living experience that is unique and historic ambience, this is the perfect space to retreat to on cosy evenings or utilise as an additional bedroom.

Further benefits are gas central heating, an allocated private parking space, short walking distance to the waterfront, locals bars, restaurants and transport links.

Leasehold
Unexpired Years: 100
Annual Ground Rent: £150
Ground Rent Increase: TBC
Ground Rent Review Period: Annually
Annual Service: £2,000
These details are to be confirmed by the vendor's solicitor and must be verified by a buyer's solicitor.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Ask Agent
How does broadband enter the property: Ask Agent

Renovation to building 93k divided six ways bwteen all of the flats.

The windows need replacing- please ask agent for further information.

For further information on broadband and mobile coverage, please refer to the Ofcom Checker online

Southampton is a thriving commercial port with a population in excess of 250,000 and achieved city status in 1964 due to its contribution to trade and the economy. The city centre offers an extensive range of shopping and leisure facilities ranging from small boutique outlets to major department stores including the landmark West Quay shopping mall. Restaurants, bars and cafes cater for every taste and the Cinema de lux offers the finest film viewing experience. Numerous pleasant parks together with The Common, City golf course and sports centre offer a wide range of leisure opportunities with hundreds of acres of green open space. Premier league football is played at St Marys and the Ageas Bowl is the home of Hampshire cricket hosting domestic and international matches together with live music events. The Guildhall, Mayflower and Nuffield theatres host a wide and eclectic range of plays, opera, ballet and musicals and the public art gallery in the civic centre has a famous and acclaimed collection. The location also benefits from easy access to the M27 and M3 with the nearby Southampton Central and Southampton Parkway railway stations providing a fast and convenient route to London Waterloo, Winchester and the New Forest.