Positioned on Upper Bugle Street in the centre of Southampton’s historic Old Town, this substantial Victorian townhouse offers adaptable living space in a highly sought-after setting.

The property provides flexible accommodation with three to four bedrooms, a private courtyard garden, and characterful stable-style doors opening into a generous 25'7 x 12'9 garage, complemented by useful storage space to the rear.

Tucked away along one of Southampton Old Town’s most peaceful and picturesque streets, this striking townhouse delivers an exceptional fusion of architectural heritage and contemporary lifestyle living, all just moments from the city’s vibrant centre.

Set within a grand Victorian terrace, the building immediately commands attention with its handsome red-brick exterior, elegant sash-style windows, and distinctive stable-inspired garage frontage that adds both charm and practicality.

Arranged over three expansive levels, the interior offers remarkable flexibility and scale throughout. The welcoming entrance hallway on the lower ground floor provides access to each room on this level and leads upward to the rest of the house. Here, two generous bedrooms (one currently utilised as an office) are positioned alongside a modern bathroom, while a separate family room offers versatility as an additional bedroom, or creative workspace. This floor also benefits from direct internal access to a substantial double garage, complemented by a utility area and extra storage space positioned discreetly to the rear.

Occupying the entire first floor is a spectacular open-plan living environment that forms the social centre of the home. Bathed in daylight from windows on three sides, this impressive space seamlessly accommodates a contemporary kitchen, dining area, and comfortable lounge, perfectly suited to hosting or everyday living. The kitchen is smartly finished with gloss cream units, contrasting worktops, integrated cooking appliances, and space for a full range of white goods. Glazed French doors extend the living area outdoors onto a secluded courtyard garden, offering a private spot to unwind, dine, or entertain.

The upper level is dedicated to two substantial double bedrooms, both served by an elegant shower room finished with a walk-in glass enclosure, sleek vanity storage, and integrated fittings.

With its blend of historic character, adaptable living space, and an enviable Old Town address, this impressive townhouse presents a rare opportunity for those seeking a distinctive city home in one of Southampton’s most desirable settings.

Leasehold
Unexpired Years: 242
Annual Ground Rent: TBC
Ground Rent Increase: TBC
Ground Rent Review Period: TBC
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Ideally situated in Old Southampton, this property enjoys easy access to a wide range of local amenities, with Southampton city centre just a short distance away for extensive retail, dining, and entertainment facilities.

Families are well served by a variety of reputable schools catering to all age groups, while leisure opportunities abound with Southampton Outdoors Sports Centre and the picturesque Southampton Common both within easy reach—perfect for weekend strolls, outdoor activities, and family outings.

Sports and events enthusiasts will appreciate the property's proximity to two of the South’s premier venues: The Rose Bowl, home of Hampshire Cricket, and St. Mary’s Stadium, the home ground of Southampton Football Club—both of which regularly host major sporting fixtures, concerts, and community events.

For commuters, the nearby M3 and M27 motorways offer swift access to regional hubs, while Southampton Airport Parkway railway station provides direct and efficient links to London and beyond, making this an ideal base for both work and leisure.