The Causeway, Romsey, Hampshire, SO51

A rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented Grade II listed five-bedroom home, enviably positioned on The Causeway in Romsey, one of the area's most sought-after and picturesque locations.


Enjoying exceptional frontage onto the River Test and open farmland to the rear owned by the prestigious Broadlands Estate, this historic home—originally part of the Estate itself—occupies a truly special setting. The property is approached via an attractive front courtyard, providing allocated parking for three vehicles, and benefits from a practical external utility and boot room, ideal for country living.

The ground floor is centred around a superb open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting room featuring a handcrafted kitchen and designed perfectly for modern family living and entertaining. Large windows and doors frame wonderful south-facing views across the garden and farmland beyond, filling the space with natural light. A further sitting room offers flexible lifestyle space, with a charming open fire creating a cosy retreat. The downstairs also benefits from a practical shower room.

The first-floor landing provides access to three bedrooms, a useful built-in storage cupboard, and stairs leading to the second floor. The principal bedroom is a generous double with a feature fireplace and useful alcove. Bedroom four is also a comfortable double with built-in wardrobes, while bedroom five is an ample single room, ideal as a nursery, dressing room, or study. The family bathroom comprises a bath with shower attachment, WC, wash basin, and heated towel rail. The second floor completes the accommodation, offering two further well-proportioned double bedrooms, providing flexibility for guests, family, or home working.

Externally, the south-facing garden enjoys delightful views across open farmland, creating a peaceful and private setting that perfectly complements this exceptional period home. A particularly notable feature of the property is the inclusion of two independent outbuildings, expanding the total accommodation significantly. One is currently configured as an office / hobby room, providing an excellent solution for home working, studio use, or ancillary accommodation subject to any necessary consents This unique property combines historic charm, modern living, and, and an unrivalled location, making it a rare find in the heart of Romsey.


ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick and tile roof.
A Covenant applies to the courtyard at the front. Allowing access to number 9 to maintain their
windows and not to block their light.
The property is in a conservation area.

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Romsey is a historic market town set beside the clear, chalk waters of the River Test. It has a long history dating back to Saxon times and is best known for Romsey Abbey, a striking Norman church that dominates the town centre. The town combines traditional character with a lively community feel, featuring independent shops, cafés, regular markets, and easy access to surrounding countryside. The Causeway is one of Romsey’s most distinctive and picturesque areas. Running alongside the River Test near Romsey Abbey, it is a raised road and riverside walkway bordered by water meadows, trees, and historic buildings. Together, Romsey and The Causeway capture the town’s character at its best: historic yet tranquil, shaped by water and centuries of settlement. The area reflects Romsey’s close relationship with the River Test and remains an important part of the town’s identity, blending natural beauty with architectural and cultural heritage.