Middlebridge Street, Romsey, Hampshire, SO51

This rarely available three-bedroom semi-detached home sits just a short stroll from Romsey town centre, offering modern comfort in an unbeatable location.

The property features a bright, well-presented interior with a spacious sitting room with a feature fireplace and doors opening onto a private, beautifully kept rear garden—perfect for relaxing or entertaining. The contemporary kitchen displays a good range of wall and base units and flows into a generous dining room. The ground floor is completed by a convenient guest cloakroom.

Upstairs the principal bedroom enjoys its own stylish en-suite shower room with fitted wardrobes joined by two further bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom.

Outside, the home continues to impress with a sunny patio terrace, lawned garden with mature borders, and handy side access. With two allocated parking spaces at the front and Romsey’s shops, cafés, restaurants, Abbey and train station all within walking distance, this is a superb opportunity to secure a well-located, move in ready home in one of the town’s most desirable spots.

Estate management charge is £945 from 1st March 2026 per annum.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick and tile roof.

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Ideally located within walking distance of the town’s bustling high street and market place home to a wide variety of well-known brands, independent shops, designer boutiques, restaurants and cafes. The town’s medieval streets wrap around the magnificent Norman Abbey. A short distance from the Abbey is King John’s House and Museum, a 13th century merchant’s house with beautiful gardens and tearoom. Romsey’s traditional public park is the perfect spot for a leisurely walk or to sit and enjoy one of the regular concerts in the Victorian bandstand. The town is also home to the Plaza Theatre, a small art deco venue which offers pantomime, musicals, comedy, drama, dance and live music. Romsey Rapids sports complex offers a wide range of sporting, fitness, and wellbeing facilities.

Broadlands, the home of the Earl and Countess Mountbatten of Burma is home to an array of art treasures, antique furniture and wealthy interior design, whilst the estate hosts events throughout the year, as well as a series of outdoor concerts during the summer months. The nearby Sir Harold Hillier Gardens boast 180 acres of beautiful gardens, valleys and walks with colourful seasonal planting displays changing throughout the year. Set in beautiful riverside gardens, Mottisfont Abbey, a National Trust property, is an 18th century House with a medieval priory and world famous rose garden.