Ash Tree Road, SO18

ENFIELDS PRESENT - SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE. THREE DOUBLE BEDROOMS. THREE RECEPTION ROOMS. LARGE CONSERVATORY/SUN ROOM. GROUND FLOOR CLOAKROOM/WC. GARDEN OFFICE. REFITTED BATHROOM. A lovely family home with many character features. Council Tax Band C. EPC Rating D.
INTERNAL
The property is accessed via the front door which leads to the entrance hall with stairs leading to the first floor. There is a living room with feature fireplace and bay window to the front aspect. There is a second reception room with feature fireplace and door to conservatory. There is a dining room with feature fireplace, double doors to the conservatory and opening through to the kitchen. The kitchen is located to the rear aspect and has a window to the side aspect, door to the ground floor cloakroom/wc and door to the rear garden.

On the first floor the master bedroom is located to the front aspect and has a feature fireplace. There are two further double bedrooms with windows to the rear aspect and a refitted bathroom/wc with airing cupboard and window to the side aspect.

EXTERNAL
There is a small courtyard to the front aspect, whilst to the rear there is a well proportioned patio area which then rises to the rear garden with a wooden garden office/storage unit.
LOCATION
Nestled on the eastern bank of the River Itchen, Bitterne Park is a highly desirable suburb renowned for its leafy vistas, elegant homes, and superb mix of urban convenience and green tranquillity. Built largely in the late Victorian and Edwardian periods, the area exudes charm through its tree-lined streets, sloping parkland, and classic architectural character.
A major highlight is Riverside Park, a 32-hectare stretch of riverside space offering mature trees, walking and cycling paths, children¿s play areas, football and cricket pitches, a miniature railway, and peaceful riverside views.

At the heart of the neighbourhood, Bitterne Triangle provides a vibrant local centre with cafés, restaurants, independent shops, local conveniences and services. It acts as a focal point of the local community.

The area benefits from strong transport links. Cobden Bridge connects Bitterne Park to St Denys, which has a train station, and the wider Southampton area. Regular bus routes serve the suburb, offering direct connections into Southampton City Centre. For drivers, the road network is convenient for accessing nearby motorways such as junction 5 of the M27.

Southampton is a dynamic port city located on the south coast of England, in the county of Hampshire. Known for its deep maritime roots, the city famously served as the departure point for the RMS Titanic and remains one of the UK¿s most important cruise and cargo ports today. It boasts a vibrant blend of historical charm and modern development, offering a diverse cultural scene, two universities, the University of Southampton and Solent University. Southampton also features extensive shopping destinations such as West Quay. With its wide open green spaces like Southampton Common, riverside parks, and strong transport connections, Southampton is an attractive and well-connected place to live and work.