Church Mead House, Lymington

This exceptional four bedroom character home is quietly situated approximately half a mile south of Lymington’s Georgian town centre, in the sought-after Woodside area. The property sits within a short walk of the high street, beautiful local parkland and coastal path along The Solent with its stunning views and wildlife.

Main Description - A beautifully remodelled 1930s family home with annexe, set in secluded gardens just moments from the coast.

Tucked away in a peaceful private lane south of Lymington High Street, this charming 1930s detached residence has been tastefully modernised and extended and combines period character with elegant contemporary living. A spacious annexe above the double garage is ideal as a home office, Airbnb or multi-generational living.
Set within delightful, mature gardens approaching one-third of an acre, the property offers a wonderful sense of privacy and seclusion, whilst remaining within easy walking distance of Lymington’s marinas, coastal walks, and vibrant High Street.

Accommodation:

Ground Floor:
A welcoming and extremely spacious oak-floored reception hall sets the tone for this stylish home, complete with built-in storage and a cloakroom.
The stylish and spacious sitting room features an impressive open brick fireplace to one end with oak mantel, exposed oak beam and 'Inglenook’ style seating to either side with feature windows. This delightful room has partial oak flooring and enjoys a triple aspect, offering an abundance of natural light with double French doors opening onto the beautiful rear garden.
The heart of the home is the stunning open-plan kitchen/dining/family room, beautifully fitted with Shaker-style cabinetry, granite worktops, and high-quality Neff appliances, including a fridge/freezer with ice maker, dishwasher, and combination oven, along with a four-oven Aga.
Double French doors lead to the glazed classic veranda, a superb year-round entertaining space with clear side panels, wall heaters, and lighting—perfect for al fresco dining whatever the weather.
A separate utility room provides additional storage, appliance space, and direct garden access.

First Floor:
The luxurious principal suite features extensive fitted wardrobes, double doors to a Juliet balcony overlooking the garden, and large en-suite bathroom with both bath and separate walk-in shower.
A guest suite offers similar comforts, including an en-suite bathroom with bath, shower, and fitted wardrobes.
Two further well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom complete the first floor

Outside:
Approached via a private gravel driveway, the property offers ample parking for several vehicles and boats, leading to a detached double garage with electric doors and a car-port.
Above the garage is a light and spacious annexe, complete with sitting/bedroom area and en-suite shower room—ideal for guests, a home office, or Airbnb use.
The beautifully landscaped gardens are mainly laid to lawn, framed by a wonderful variety of mature trees and shrubs, including magnolia, camellia, rhododendron, olive, and apple trees. A lovely feature of the garden is the aluminium pergola with louvered roof, four drop side screens and heater offering a further all year-round entertaining space. The extensive workshop has power and light and the wood store add further charm and practicality.
A pedestrian gate provides easy access onto All Saints Road, with the popular Fisherman’s Pub just a short stroll away.

Location:
Quietly positioned approximately half a mile south of Lymington’s Georgian town centre, this property enjoys a peaceful setting in the highly sought-after Woodside area. The location offers convenient access to the High Street, Woodside Gardens—a delightful public park—and the scenic coastal path along The Solent, renowned for its stunning sea views.
The nearby market town of Lymington boasts a vibrant Saturday market, a picturesque High Street lined with Georgian buildings, charming cafés, boutique shops, and traditional pubs, as well as bustling marinas that attract both the sailing community and visitors throughout the year. The Royal Lymington Yacht Club has a Junior & Youth Division which caters for children from age 8 to 18 with structured sailing, training, fleets and adventures.

The Historic Salt Water Baths date back to 1833 making them one of the UK’s oldest open-air sea water swimming pools. A popular family attraction with inflatables, paddle boarding, café, and Solent views. Seasonal operation (May–Sept).

On the edge of the New Forest National Park, the area offers easy access to Lyndhurst, the M27 (J1), and Brockenhurst Station (approx. 5.5 miles) with direct trains to London Waterloo in about 90 minutes and direct ferry access to the Isle of Wight.

Both Lymington and Brockenhurst provide excellent state and private schooling, as well as a tertiary college.

Additional Information
EPC: TBD
Council Tax Band: F
All mains services connected