Formally 'The Bridge Tavern' and dating back to 1750, 1 Mainstone is a wonderfully characterful home believed to date back to the mid 18th century, offering an abundance of period features and flexible living space.


Set across three floors, the property retains its historic charm through exposed brickwork, timber detailing and impressive fireplaces, while providing practical accommodation that includes three inviting reception rooms, four bedrooms and a useful cellar. Thoughtfully arranged living areas, a quiet and versatile study, and a well-equipped kitchen and utility room create a home that blends comfort with heritage in a truly timeless way.

Perfectly positioned on the soughtafter west side of Romsey, the property lies just a short stroll from the vibrant town centre, with its excellent range of shops, schools and leisure facilities. The house is approached via a gated driveway off The Causeway with ample parking and a garage, while a delightful walled courtyard garden offers a private and peaceful outdoor retreat. With convenient access to the M27 and M3, major destinations such as Southampton, Winchester, Bournemouth and Portsmouth are all within easy reach, making 1 Mainstone an ideal choice for those seeking character, convenience and charm in equal measure.

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Romsey is a charming and historic market town on the edge of the New Forest, renowned for its character architecture, vibrant community, and excellent amenities. Steeped in history, the town is home to the magnificent Romsey Abbey, which dates back to 907 AD and remains a striking focal point at the heart of the town.

The bustling town centre offers an excellent range of independent boutiques, cafés, restaurants, and well-known retailers, along with a regular market that enhances its traditional appeal. There are highly regarded schools for all age groups, a leisure centre, and a variety of sports clubs, making Romsey particularly popular with families.

Surrounded by beautiful countryside and scenic riverside walks along the River Test, Romsey provides an enviable balance of town and country living. The nearby New Forest National Park offers miles of open woodland and heathland to explore.

For commuters, Romsey benefits from a railway station with services to Southampton, Salisbury, and beyond, while the M27 and M3 provide convenient road links to Winchester, Bournemouth, Portsmouth, and London.

Combining historic charm, modern convenience, and excellent connectivity, Romsey remains one of Hampshire’s most desirable places to call home.