St. Hubert Road, Andover

Beautifully extended 1930s three double bedroom semi on a quiet, tree-lined road – featuring a stunning open-plan kitchen/diner, en-suite, traditional bathroom, spacious conservatory, and a south-west facing garden with summer house and workshop. Driveway parking and gated side access. A must-see family home!

Charming 1930s Extended Three-Bedroom Semi-Detached Family Home in a Sought-After Tree-Lined Road
Nestled in a peaceful and highly desirable tree-lined street, this beautifully extended 1930s semi-detached home effortlessly blends period charm with contemporary family living. Boasting a double-height rear extension, the property now offers three generous double bedrooms, making it an ideal choice for growing families. Step inside to discover a welcoming sitting room with a characterful box bay window to the front, perfect for relaxing evenings. An open-plan inner dining room flows seamlessly into the spacious and well-appointed kitchen, creating a wonderful space for entertaining and everyday living. A handy utility room and a conservatory with an insulated roof extend the living space further, opening directly onto the mature south-west facing garden. Upstairs, you'll find three well-proportioned double bedrooms. The front bedroom benefits from a stylish en-suite, while the main family bathroom exudes traditional elegance, complete with a claw foot bath and separate shower. Outside, the impressive garden is a true highlight – with both patio and decked seating areas, a summer house, and a workshop/garden store, it's a haven for relaxation or hobbies. The property also benefits from gated side access, a private driveway, and additional off-street parking. This home offers the perfect blend of style, space, and location – early viewing is highly recommended.

Andover offers a good range of shopping and recreational facilities including a theatre, cinema, new leisure centre, excellent selection of schools and a college for higher education. An abundance of open space and land with a selection of local nature reserve’s all within walking distance of the town centre. The town itself boasts a lovely “market town” feel and everything you may need is close at hand. The mainline train station offers a fast service to London Waterloo in just over an hour, and the A303 gives access to London via the M3 and the West Country.