A well-presented first-floor, two-bedroom apartment set within the highly regarded Dunwood Court retirement complex, enjoying a peaceful position and beautiful open views.



The apartment offers two generous double bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefiting from an en suite shower room and a large bay window overlooking the surrounding woodland. The second bedroom is also a comfortable double, ideal for guests or as a hobby room.

The kitchen/dining area enjoys stunning west-facing views across the sweeping driveway and rolling countryside beyond, creating a bright and pleasant space for everyday living.

Dunwood Court is a development of 20 luxury retirement apartments and 2 cottages in a tranquil, rural location set in 25 acres of grounds in Sherfield English, Romsey.Built around a garden courtyard the properties have all been carefully designed to provide light, airy, high specification and very spacious accommodation. An onsite Manager is available 5 days a week to support the residents and facilitate the maintenance of the grounds and communal areas to the highest standards.

They also arrange many regular events in the Owners’ Lounge, including coffee mornings and games/film afternoons. There are 2 guest suites available (subject to availability and a concessionary cost) for short periods, each capable of sleeping 4 (2 single beds and a sofa bed) with a kitchenette and shower room. As well as a communal Owners’ Lounge, there is a suite for hairdressing and beauty treatments.

Dunwood Court has been designed with safety and security at the forefront. All apartments have an emergency monitoring system installed (currently provided by Careline Support), monitored by the onsite Manager and 24 hours, 365 days a year by the Centra team.

There is an intruder alarm, video entry system and sophisticated fire and smoke detection systems throughout both the apartments and communal areas.

Situated within easy reach of Romsey town centre and local amenities, this apartment combines attractive surroundings with the benefits of a well-managed retirement community.

TENURE
Leasehold
Unexpired Years: 107
Annual Ground Rent: TBC
Ground Rent Increase: TBC
Ground Rent Review Period: TBC
Annual Service Charge: TBC
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Sherfield English is a small, popular village with an excellent community spirit just a short drive from the market town of Romsey and nestled around a two mile stretch of the A27. For its size it enjoys a surprising array of traditional amenities, benefitting from a thriving and popular public house, The Hatchet, which is frequented by many of the locals from neighbouring villages as well as Sherfield English. It is also served by an excellent local shop and Post Office, choice of tea rooms and village hall that hosts a wide variety of activities and events which all residents are encouraged to join in. Sporting activities are prevalent with an impressive recreation ground and new pavilion which is the envy of every village in the Test Valley. Sherfield English is still quite largely a farming community with most of its houses, cottages and isolated farms scattered along narrow leafy lanes, unseen by those who pass through on the main road. The active church, St Leonards, houses some fine art nouveau style stained glass windows and a particularly fine set of bells. The impressive pavilion and recreation ground serve the football, bowls, croquet, tennis and cricket clubs as well as rounders which is played as an annual competitive but good-humoured tournament.