Clarendon Park, Lymington, Hampshire, SO41

Clarendon Park is an exclusive and peaceful development of attractive detached houses, enviably positioned on the south-west side of Lymington. The property lies just 250 yards from the delightful Woodside Gardens, a superb open green space, and is within easy walking distance of the sea wall, well-regarded local schools and Lymington’s renowned High Street, with its Georgian architecture, independent boutiques, cafés and Saturday market.

The town is widely regarded as a gateway to the New Forest, offering exceptional opportunities for walking, cycling and riding, while also being a centre for sailing on the Solent with marinas and yacht clubs close by.


Number 20 is approached via a shared driveway leading to a double garage and generous off-road parking. A gated entrance provides access to the garden and main house, while a separate pedestrian approach to the front enhances the sense of privacy and seclusion, giving the property a wonderfully tucked-away feel.

A substantial covered porch leads into a welcoming entrance hall with stairs rising to the first floor and a cloakroom. The sitting room is of generous proportions, enjoying direct access to the garden via glazed double doors, and connects through double doors to a separate dining room or breakfast room, which in turn leads to the kitchen.

The kitchen is a bright and well-appointed space, fitted with a comprehensive range of floor and wall-mounted units and drawers, an induction range cooker, sink unit, and space for a dishwasher, washing machine and American-style fridge freezer.

In addition, there is a further versatile reception room currently arranged as a formal dining room, which could equally serve as family room or fifth bedroom, offering flexibility for modern living.

To the first floor, the landing provides access to all bedrooms and the loft space. The principal bedroom enjoys a pleasant front aspect and benefits from an en suite bathroom fitted with bath, WC and vanity basin.

The second bedroom is currently utilised as an impressive dressing room with an extensive range of fitted wardrobes but could easily be reinstated as a spacious double bedroom. Two further bedrooms are served by a well-appointed shower room with walk-in shower, basin and WC.

Externally, the property offers excellent parking for up to four vehicles in addition to the double garage, which features twin up-and-over doors, power, lighting, along with useful storage to the rear which could be extended for a workshop.


The gardens are a particular feature, arranged to both the front and rear and offering a high degree of privacy. The front garden is mainly laid to lawn with a mature tree and a gravelled terrace enjoying a sunny southerly aspect.

To the rear, a more secluded garden area provides a lawn, gravel beds and a seating area, with access to the garage and parking. A charming historic serpentine wall forms whole of the western boundary, adding character and interest, with gated access on either side of the property.

Location
Lymington is a highly sought-after coastal market town, renowned for its charming Georgian High Street, which offers an excellent range of independent boutiques, cafés and restaurants, alongside well-known retailers including Waitrose and Marks & Spencer Food Hall. The town hosts a popular Saturday street market and enjoys a vibrant yet relaxed atmosphere.

Widely regarded as one of the South Coast’s premier sailing centres, Lymington sits on the edge of the Solent and is home to several marinas and yacht clubs, making it a haven for sailing enthusiasts. The picturesque harbour and river provide a stunning backdrop, while the nearby sea wall offers beautiful coastal walks with far-reaching views across the water.

To the north lies the open expanse of the New Forest National Park, famed for its ancient woodland, heathland and roaming ponies, offering endless opportunities for walking, cycling and riding.

Lymington is also well served by a selection of highly regarded schools for all age groups, making it an ideal location for families. Excellent transport links are available, with a branch line connecting to the mainline station at Brockenhurst, providing direct rail services to London Waterloo in approximately 90 minutes.

Council Tax – F EPC Rating – C