Ascot Close, Titchfield Common, Hampshire, PO14

An attractive semi-detached home, set in a wonderful cul-de-sac position within the popular Titchfield Common area and short walk from Hunts Pond Recreational ground.

At the heart of the home is a superb open-plan kitchen/dining room, extending the full width of the property and providing a fantastic, sociable space ideal for entertaining. The modern kitchen features a range of floor and wall based units with a door opening directly onto the delightful rear gardens, creating seamless indoor-outdoor living. High-quality integrated appliances complete this contemporary culinary space.

The sitting room is equally impressive and spacious, enhanced by natural light, and storage under the stairs adding practicality. The welcoming entrance hallway offers a small amount of storage and access to the first floor.

Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms await, all benefitting from fitted storage. The bedrooms enjoy the service of a contemporary family bathroom with walk in shower.

Externally, the sunny rear garden is beautifully landscaped with planted borders and a well-designed patio area, ideal for alfresco dining and entertaining. The front of the home has a spacious driveway, offering parking for 2 cars, and a pitched roof garage complete with lighting and power.

This superb home combines thoughtful upgrades, versatile living spaces, and an enviable location—perfect for modern family living.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick

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Titchfield is a historical village situated about 2 miles inland from Meon Shore which is situated on the Solent coast overlooking the Isle of Wight. The origins of the village can be traced back to the pre-Roman era when it is believed to have been a trading port. The remnants of the canal from the harbour at Meon Shore can still be found via the tow path. Many of the properties in the village are believed to have been built on the old Roman street plan and the church is mentioned in the Doomsday Book. The medieval era seems to have been quite a prolific period for the village with many of the properties originating from that era. For commuters, the M27 is within easy reach giving access to the wider motorway network beyond, whilst Southampton Airport offers both domestic and international flights. Southampton Parkway offers rail links to London with journey times of approximately 1 hour 10 minutes. For families the area is convenient for both state and private schools, including West Hill Park, Boundary Oak, Meoncross, Portsmouth Grammar and King Edward VI.