Holmesland Lane, Botley, Southampton, Hampshire, SO30

A beautifully presented and individual four-bedroom detached family home set along a quiet lane on the outskirts of Botley village, within walking distace to Botley train station and close proximity to Hedge End.

The property is both spacious and in excellent decorative order throughout, featuring a particularly roomy entrance hall. There is also a wonderful open plan fitted kitchen/breakfast room with bespoke worktops, contemporary flooring and a side door to the garden. The ground floor further comprises a spacious sitting room with an open log fire and another patio door to the rear. The property also benefits from a separate study/home office, great for working from home, and a separate dining room, and a cloakroom.

On the first floor there are four sizeable bedrooms all with built in wardrobes, with smart modern en-suite and family bathrooms.

Outside at the rear there is a neatly landscaped garden ideal for family living and entertaining, with an extensive paved patio and summerhouse, and all enclosed by mature hedging offering a good degree of privacy. To the front there is a block paved driveway providing off street parking for numerous vehicles leading up to the impressive garage, and offering potential for conversion to further accommodation subject to any required consents. The front of the home also benefits from further shingled driveway space and undercroft parking.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick

The land is affected by a tree preservation order on the trees on the front boundary

Are there any nearby infrastructure projects on going or planned in the nearby area e.g. wind turbines, housing development, fracking, railway: Ask agent

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Botley is a charming village in Hampshire, England, situated approximately 3 miles east of Southampton. Steeped in history, it was granted a market charter by Henry III in 1267 and has been a focal point for trade and community life for centuries. Notably, 18th-century journalist and reformer William Cobbett described it as "the most delightful village in the world"
Today, Botley retains its traditional character while offering modern amenities. The High Street features independent shops, local pubs, and the Grade II listed Market Hall. Residents and visitors enjoy access to scenic countryside, including the nearby River Hamble Country Park and the Strawberry Trail—a 15-mile footpath connecting Botley to Bursledon.
The village is well-connected by public transport, with Botley railway station providing direct services to Southampton and London. Additionally, the surrounding area boasts excellent primary and secondary schools, making it an attractive location for families.
Whether you're interested in history, outdoor activities, or a peaceful village lifestyle, Botley offers a welcoming and well-rounded community