Forest Close, Waterlooville, Hampshire

ACCOMMODATION

ENTRANCE HALL via part panelled part frosted double glazed front door with adjacent frosted double glazed window, panelled radiator, stairs rising to first floor with natural wood banister, Oak panel effect doors with brushed steel effect furniture to storage cupboard and to lounge, central heating room thermostat, plain plastered ceiling, storage cupboard with cloaks area, frosted double glazed window.

LOUNGE 12ft 2 (3.73m) reducing to 11ft 1 (3.39m) x 13ft 9 (4.20m) reducing to 12ft 3 (3.74m) front aspect room via double glazed picture window overlooking front forecourt and lawned cul-de-sac area, panelled radiator, feature wood panelled wall with adjacent understairs storage cupboard, brushed steel effect power and light fittings, plain plastered ceiling, lounge opening onto kitchen/dining area.

KITCHEN/DINING AREA 15ft 8 (4.79m) x 10ft 10 (3.31m) dining area with built-in white high gloss storage cupboards with marble effect work surface over, eye level book shelf and further high gloss storage cupboard above, adjacent built-in wine cooler with white high gloss storage cupboards above and below, double glazed French doors opening onto rear aspect conservatory, brushed steel power and light points, plain plastered ceiling with inset ceiling spotlights. Dining area opening onto kitchen area with white high gloss units, single bowl single drainer resin inset sink with chrome monobloc swan neck mixer tap over, marble effect flecked work surfaces with grey splashback, range of storage cupboards and drawers under, further range of matching eyelevel storage cupboards, built-in cutlery drawer with pan drawers below, integrated dishwasher, integrated washing machine and tumble dryer, space for American style fridge/freezer with wine rack above, built-in brushed steel electric oven and grill, adjacent four ring electric hob with brushed steel and glass cooker hood over, cupboard housing boiler, rear aspect double glazed window overlooking rear garden, plain plastered ceiling with inset ceiling spotlights, throughout the ground floor from the hallway through the lounge and into the dining area there is wood grain effect flooring which matches the conservatory flooring.

CONSERVATORY 9ft 6 (2.91m) x 7ft 9 (2.37m) dual side and rear aspect room, to the rear double glazed windows overlooking lawned and flagstone paved rear garden, to the side double glazed French doors opening out onto composite decking area, wall mounted electric panel heater, plain plastered ceiling.

FIRST FLOOR LANDING access to roof space, wood grain panel effect Oak doors with brushed steel effect furniture to all rooms, bulkhead storage cupboard, further airing cupboard housing lagged cylinder and storage shelves.

BEDROOM 1 10ft 10 (3.32m) x 10ft 2 (3.10m) reducing to 9ft (2.74m) rear aspect room via double glazed window overlooking rear gardens and trees, panelled radiator, wood grain panel effect oak door with brushed steel effect furniture to wardrobe concealing hanging rail and storage shelf space.

BEDROOM 2 11ft 6 (3.51m) x 9ft (2.73m) front aspect room via double glazed picture window overlooking lawned cul-de-sac area and front forecourt, panelled radiator, wood grain panel effect oak door with brushed steel furniture to wardrobe concealing hanging rail and storage shelf space.

BEDROOM 3 8ft 5 (2.58m) x 6ft 5 (1.96m) front aspect room via double glazed window overlooking lawned cul-de-sac area and front forecourt, built-in storage cupboards and drawers over restricted floor space bulkhead.

BATHROOM 7ft (2.13m) x 5ft 1 (1.56m) rear aspect room via frosted double glazed windows, white three piece contemporary style suite comprising P-shaped panel enclosed bath with chrome bath mixer, separate chrome handheld shower head and principle monsoon shower head over, chrome controls for shower, recessed storage shelf, glazed door/screen, stone effect tiled surround, rectangular ceramic wash hand basin with chrome monobloc waterfall mixer tap, white high gloss storage cupboards below with brushed steel effect furniture, close coupled wc, chrome towel rail/radiator, stone effect tiling to all walls to dado level, stone effect flooring, extractor fan.

OUTSIDE to the front of the property there is a deep forecourt area with resin bonded flooring approximately 16ft 5 (5.02m) x 14ft 7 (4.44m) brick and timber surround, timber gate leading out onto lawned cul-de-sac area. To the rear of the property there is an enclosed L-shaped lawn, flagstone paved and composite decked rear garden approximately 28ft 10 (8.79m) reducing to 20ft (6.09m) x 17ft 4 (5.28m) reducing to 7ft 8 (2.34m) main flagstone paved patio area overlooking lawn, space for shed, rear wooden gate to alleyway, outside tap, outside power point, there is also a Single Garage in a block (approx.’ 5.6m x 2.7m) close by via metal up and over door.

NB: AGENTS NOTES an internal inspection is highly recommended to appreciate this three bedroom mid terrace family home which is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac off road location overlooking lawned cul-de-sac area that has a benefit of a single garage.

COUNCIL TAX – Havant Borough Council – Band C - £1,502.32 (2026/2027)

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