Yarrow Close, Andover

Modern three-storey three-bedroom townhouse in Augusta Park, north Andover. Ground floor kitchen/breakfast room and sitting room opening to a glass-roof conservatory and a low-maintenance rear garden with gated access. First floor offers two good bedrooms and a family bathroom—bedroom two enjoys a Juliet balcony. The top floor is a principal suite with en-suite shower room. Driveway parking for two cars to the front.

Set within the well-regarded Augusta Park development, this smart three-storey town house offers balanced, low-maintenance living close to local amenities and green spaces.

The ground floor comprises an entrance hall with cloakroom, a contemporary kitchen/breakfast room to the front, and a well-proportioned sitting room to the rear with French doors into a stylish glass-roof conservatory. The conservatory provides a lovely additional reception space and opens onto the garden.

On the first floor you’ll find two generous bedrooms and the family bathroom. Bedroom two benefits from a Juliet balcony, bringing in excellent natural light.

The entire top floor is given over to the principal bedroom suite, complete with dressing/wardrobe area and a private en-suite shower room.

Outside
To the front there is a two-car driveway. The rear garden has been designed for ease of upkeep with paved seating areas, planters and beds, plus gated rear access.

An attractive, ready-to-move-into home in a convenient Andover location—early viewing recommended.

Augusta Park has history woven into its fabric with old flint farm walls from East Anton’s time as farmland forming part of a major regeneration programme to this already well-established and bustling Hampshire town. This is an area with its own rich history. Andover is the location of a major crossing point of two important Roman roads: the Portway from Winchester to Marlborough, and the Icknield Way, which runs past Augusta Park on its way between Salisbury and Silchester. The actual site of the crossroads is very close to the development, but excavations in 1970, while revealing many Roman remains, failed to find the exact location. Now the area is a growing and welcoming community with a community centre, sports pavilion and the Endeavour Primary School already open, together with planned shops and village ‘local area'. You will feel you belong from the start in a home tailored to modern living set amongst acres of beautifully landscaped open spaces, parks and play areas. Not wanting to travel too far for groceries? Then the brand new Co-op opened in April 2018 is on the doorstep located in East Anton Farm Road, along with the recently opened pizza takeaway for those not wanting to cook. Please note that as with most modern housing developments, this property may have a minimal yearly "estate charge". Please ask for further information.