York Drove, Bitterne Village, Southampton, Hampshire, SO18

Situated in the heart of Bitterne Village, Southampton, this beautifully presented two-bedroom terraced home effortlessly blends traditional charm with modern style throughout.

With excellent commuter access to the city and close proximity to Bitterne Train Station and other local transport links, the property offers both convenience and comfort.

Upon entering, you’re welcomed into a bright and airy sitting room, where a large front-facing window floods the space with natural light, creating an inviting atmosphere for both relaxing and entertaining. A beautiful feature fireplace adds a touch of character to the room.

To the rear, the modern fitted kitchen and dining area serve as a versatile space, ideal for both informal occasions and social gatherings. The kitchen features an abundance of wall and base units offering ample storage, along with space for appliances to cater to your culinary needs.

Upstairs, you’ll find two generously sized bedrooms. The principal and guest bedrooms are both served by a contemporary family shower room, featuring a well-proportioned walk-in shower, basin, and crisp white tiled walls.

Outside, the property boasts a neatly maintained rear garden with a large lawn and patio seating area - perfect for alfresco dining or entertaining family and friends.

Additional benefits include gas central heating, double glazing, and off-road parking.

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Southampton is a vibrant port city located on the south coast of England, in the county of Hampshire. Known for its rich maritime history, Southampton is one of the UK’s major ports and a key gateway for international cruise liners. The city combines a strong sense of heritage with modern development, making it a dynamic place to live, work, and visit.

Southampton has deep historical roots - it was the departure point of the Titanic in 1912 and played a major role in the D-Day operations during World War II. Today, its maritime legacy is celebrated at attractions such as the SeaCity Museum and the historic Old Town, which features medieval walls and Tudor buildings.

The city boasts a large student population, thanks to the University of Southampton and Solent University, which contribute to its youthful energy and cultural diversity. Modern shopping facilities, like the Westquay Shopping Centre, sit alongside theatres, art galleries, and a lively waterfront filled with restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues.