Positioned within a well established residential setting, this detached house offers a composed and characterful interior, centred around scale and natural light. Set within a mature south-west facing plot, the garden and patio extend the living experience outdoors, creating a setting that feels both tranquil and connected. Suited to buyers who value proportion and the opportunity to refine over time, the house retains a strong architectural identity.

ABOUT THIS PROPERTY:

An impressive entrance hall defines the arrival, unusually generous in scale and setting the tone for the accommodation that follows. A corner bay window introduces a distinctive feature, echoed in the bedroom above and reinforcing the home’s original design language. The main living room is well balanced and calm, while the dining room sits separately, with French Doors opening directly onto the garden. This creates a natural connection to the outside space, particularly suited to warmer months and informal entertaining. The kitchen is arranged with space for a table and chairs, forming an everyday hub, supported by an adjoining utility area for practical use. A cloakroom completes the ground floor. Upstairs, the property has evolved from its original four bedroom layout into three bedrooms, allowing for a significantly enlarged family bathroom. The second bedroom benefits from its own en suite, offering flexibility for guests or independent use. Double glazing throughout adds to the overall practicality.

OUTSIDE:

Externally, the south west facing garden is arranged to enjoy consistent light throughout the day, with a patio positioned for outdoor dining and enhanced by an electric wall mounted heater and a stone water feature with power. The garden is secure and predominantly laid to lawn, rising gently via two steps with handrails to an upper section, both levels bordered by established shrubs that provide a natural sense of enclosure. A path runs up the side of the garden to a timber shed and a summerhouse sits beyond within the upper lawn.

To the front, the house is set back from the road behind a gravelled garden bordered by a low feature wall. A long driveway, leads to a car port for one car and a separate single garage with up and over door, work benches, a full depth inspection pit, power, lighting and a double glazed rear window.

LOCATION:

The property is within easy reach of popular Penn Hill Village, offering a selection of cafés, restaurants and everyday amenities. Penn Hill’s local secret is its easy access to the beach via the wonderful wooded footpath that meanders following the course of the stream and trees of Branksome Chine, past the popular public tennis courts and cafe, all the way to the beach. For public transport access, buses depart from Penn Hill and trains from Parkstone & Branksome Stations take you to London Waterloo in around two hours.

Garden

The rear garden is secure and mostly laid to lawn with mature shrubs to the borders. There is a path alongside the garage which leads to a wooden shed. Two steps with hand rails lead from the lower lawn to an upper lawn, again bordered by mature shrubs and contains a wooden summerhouse. There is an electric patio heater on the wall of the house and a stone water feature with power set into the patio.

Parking - Garage

The separate single garage has an up and over door and contains a couple of useful work benches and has a full depth inspection pit. There is a double glazed window to the rear and there are electrical sockets and a light.

Parking - Car port

There is a car port for one car at the top of the driveway before the garage.

Parking - Driveway