Hooks Farm Way, Havant, Hampshire, PO9

A semi-detached house in a popular location overlooking the Havant Rugby Club recreation ground and about 1 mile from Havant town centre and train station. 2 double bedrooms plus a loft room, spacious living room, kitchen and conservatory. Off-road parking and rear garden.

This semi-detached house is located in a popular area of Havant, overlooking Havant Rugby Club's playing fields and within easy reach of local shopping facilities and bus routes. Havant town centre lies under a mile to the south-east, offering a range of shopping facilities and public amenities, as well as a mainline station with rail services along the coast and direct to London (Waterloo). The house offers two double bedrooms, as well as a loft room. A conservatory on the rear provides additional reception space to the ground floor. Other benefits include off-road parking to the front of the house, gas central heating and uPVC double glazing.

On entering the house, an entrance porch leads through to the living room. This living space is open to the spiral staircase and features a bay window overlooking the front of the house. The kitchen stretches the full width of the rear of the house and offers a range of fitted floor and wall units with an integrated, eye-level oven, ceramic hob with filter hood over, built-in washing machine and a one and a half bowl sink and draining board. A side door gives access to the side path of the house, while double doors to the rear of the kitchen open to a generously sized conservatory which features fitted blinds and stained glass upper windows.

To the first floor, there are two double bedrooms and a bathroom. The front bedroom includes a recessed area to one corner, proving space for a single bed to fit in or this could be turned in to wardrobe space. The bathroom offers a white suite comprising a P-shaped bath with shower over and glass screen, a wash basin and a toilet. A second spiral staircase from the landing leads to a loft room with three Velux-style windows and access to eave storage space (with some limited head height to the sides of the room).

Outside, the house is approached via a brick-paved area proving off-road parking, set behind a low-level timber fence. A side path and gate leads to the rear garden. The garden is in need of some attention and so represents an opportunity to create an outside space to your liking.