Queen Katherine Road, Lymington, Hampshire, SO41

An exceptional opportunity to acquire Triton House as an existing home or for extending (stp). Set on a generous 0.27 acre plot with an incomparably large garden in the vicinity in one of Lymington’s most sought-after locations, perfectly positioned between the historic High Street, the Town Quay, Lymington Yacht Basin, five minutes' walk to Berthon Marina and fifteen minutes to Lymington Yacht Haven.

Occupying a prime position on the south side of the High Street, this well-located property with off-street parking is just a short stroll from the town centre, the picturesque quay, and the marinas — offering an enviable lifestyle in one of the South Coast’s most desirable settings.

Triton House presents significant potential as an existing home or for extending, with scope to double the ground floor footprint and extend the first floor to create a four, and potentially five, bedroom residence all with en suites (stp). Importantly, extension costs are minimised by retaining the original roof and core house structure and simply adding a side and rear wrap-around extension, followed by external brick rendering and matching of all glazing for a cohesive finish.

A strong precedent has already been set by Great End, the neighbouring property to the right, which was originally identical in design and has since been extended to this scale, with drawings and planning consent documentation available on request or via the New Forest District Council’s planning portal. Planning consent for a similar scheme at Triton House would be considered in line with Great Ends' consent and therefore highly likely.

This is a rare and exciting chance to create a substantial and highly desirable, modern and efficient home in one of Lymington’s most prestigious and well-connected residential areas.

There are CGIs and floor plans within the gallery as a guide to potential.

Lymington is a thriving Georgian market town perfectly positioned between the New Forest National Park and the Solent coastline. Its vibrant High Street blends well-known names like Marks & Spencer and Waitrose with a variety of independent boutiques, cafés, restaurants, pubs, and tea rooms. The town also offers an excellent choice of salons, beauticians, and everyday amenities.

The popular Saturday market brings a lively atmosphere to the town each week, attracting both locals and visitors. For those who enjoy life on the water, Lymington is a sailing hotspot, with two marinas and yacht clubs offering direct access to the Solent. Nearby beaches and scenic coastal walks add to its outdoor appeal.

On land, the surrounding New Forest offers endless opportunities for walking, cycling, and horse riding. Local sports and leisure facilities include a golf course, tennis and bowls clubs, cricket and rugby grounds, a football club, skate park, and play areas. The Recreation Centre features a 25m indoor pool and fitness classes, while the historic open-air seawater baths offer summer fun beside the river.

Lymington also has a community centre, small cinema, library, and a range of infant, junior, and secondary schools all within walking distance of the town centre.

It’s this combination of location, amenities and lifestyle that makes Lymington one of the South Coast’s most sought-after places to live.