This Edwardian family house is situated in a sought-after location and boasts off-road parking. The property, which offers a wealth of character features, benefits from four spacious bedrooms, three versatile reception rooms and a landscaped garden to the side and rear.

Beautifully maintained by the current owner, this charming period home showcases a wealth of original character features, including ornate coving, picture rails and striking feature fireplaces, all of which reflect the property’s traditional heritage while blending seamlessly with comfortable modern living.

To the front, a thoughtfully landscaped garden enhances privacy and provides a pleasant green outlook, while the driveway offers the valuable benefit of off-road parking. Entry is gained via a convenient side porch, leading into a welcoming hallway with understairs storage that immediately sets the tone for the home.

To the left, the cosy lounge is bathed in natural light from an attractive bay window and features a character gas stove as a focal point, complemented by a range of fitted storage. Opposite, a versatile family room offers further reception space and benefits from solid wood flooring, a character fireplace with gas open fire making it ideal as a snug or additional sitting room. To the rear of the property lies an impressive kitchen, breakfast and dining area — a wonderful space for everyday family life and entertaining alike.

Traditional tiled flooring runs throughout, while the dining area features useful fitted storage and French doors opening onto the garden. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wall and base units with laminate work surfaces, providing ample storage and workspace, along with space for appliances and direct access to the garden.

The first floor offers four well-proportioned bedrooms, three of which benefit from fitted storage, with the second and fourth featuring a convenient vanity unit. These rooms provide flexible accommodation suitable for families, guests or home working. Completing the accommodation is the family bathroom, fitted with a classic three-piece suite comprising a panelled bath, low-level WC and vanity sink unit with mixer tap.

Externally, the private garden extends from the side to the rear of the property and has been designed for both relaxation and entertaining, featuring distinct patio and lawn areas — perfect for enjoying the warmer summer months.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick and Tile

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Ideally situated in the heart of Highfield, 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 including Highfield and Portwood schools catering to all age groups, and easy access to Portwood local shops including Sainsburys and Waitrose. 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 Utilita 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.