Salisbury Road, Fordingbridge, Hampshire, SP6

A handsome 4 bedroom Edwardian family house offering stylish and impressive accommodation that includes a 2 bedroom annexe, situated within a level walk of the town centre and local schools.

Eastville House is a handsome double-fronted Edwardian era detached house of traditional red brick elevation that sits on the outskirts of the town centre, within close walking distance of the amenities as well as the town schools and public
transport links that are readily available on Salisbury Road. The substantial 4-bedroom accommodation is arranged over two floors and has been sympathetically and tastefully extended and modernised in recent years, retaining the traditional elements of a house of this vintage yet blending seamlessly with contemporary-styled living and comfort, such as the wooden- framed double glazed windows and doors throughout. The house was also fully re-wired and re-plumbed as part of the renovation work. Eastville House sits in a private, rear garden that is larger than average for this type of town setting, within which is an excellent 2-bedroom annexe – both with en suite shower rooms – built of brick and block construction, fully insulated under a tiled roof that adds a further dimension to the already substantial accommodation and may
suit multi-generational living or those looking for a potential income stream.

Eastville House is situated mid-way along Salisbury Road, within a level walking distance of the reputable Fordingbridge Infant & Junior School and Burgate Secondary School, public transport links and the town centre. Fordingbridge has an array of shops, a cinema, a selection of pubs and restaurants, a library, a building society and medical centre. Sporting and recreational needs are well served by Fordingbridge Recreation Ground and Sports Club located on the banks of the River Avon, which is home to rugby and football teams.

Communications in the area are good with convenient road access to the regional centres of Salisbury, Bournemouth and Southampton, all of which can provide a more comprehensive range of amenities. The regular X3 bus service
serving Salisbury and Bournemouth conveniently stops at various intervals on near-by Salisbury Road whilst mainline rail services to London (Waterloo) are available from Southampton Parkway and Salisbury. There are airports at
Southampton and Bournemouth.

For the outdoor enthusiast the New Forest is close at hand, its thousands of acres of heath and woodland providing glorious walking and riding country, whilst water sports opportunities abound on the South Coast and there is a choice of golf clubs at Salisbury, Bramshaw and Ferndown.

To the front a 5-bar wooden gate opens to a driveway running to the front and side of the house, supplying ample parking and turning space for several vehicles.

The garden is located wholly to the rear of the property and is of a generous size for a property located in the town. Immediately adjoining the house is a sizeable patio that captures the afternoon and evening light and is an ideal spot for al fresco dining, entertaining and relaxing. Beyond the patio is a swathe of well-maintained, level lawn that widens behind the annexe and is bordered by a series of mature trees that add to the privacy.

New Forest District Council. Tax Band: F.

Mains gas, water, electricity and drainage are connected. Gas fired central heating to main house. Electric heating to annexe.

From our offices on Salisbury Street proceed around the left hand corner onto Salisbury Road. Follow the road and Eastville House (No. 43) will be located mid-way on the left hand side shortly before the junction with Albion Road.