Long Lane, Bursledon

Set in the sought-after historic riverside village of Old Bursledon, this attractive and beautifully maintained detached bungalow offers an inviting combination of character, charm and beautiful far-reaching views from its sun terrace. Built in 1939 and having been cared for by just two families, the property retains a wealth of its original character, having been constructed using local, handmade 'Bursledon Red Bricks', while also been exceptionally well looked after, adding to the further appeal. Offered for sale with no onward chain and ready for immediate occupancy, this is a rare and enticing opportunity to acquire a much-loved home with potential to extend (subject to the necessary planning permission), should you wish to do so.

Tucked quietly behind a brick wall and established hedging, the property is approached through a gated entrance, with the detached garage positioned immediately alongside. From the road, this charming home is almost hidden in plain sight, with the lawned frontage and pathway gradually revealing the property as you make your way towards the front door.

Stepping inside, the hallway flows naturally into the principal reception rooms, with the interiors having been sympathetically updated to complement the property's original character. The living room is a bright yet cosy space, centred around a feature fireplace, while French doors open directly onto the decking, creating a lovely connection with the outdoors and allowing plenty of natural light to fill the room.

Positioned at the front of the property, the recently re-fitted kitchen features stylish deep teal wall and base units with contrasting worktops. Integrated appliances include a built-in oven and fridge/freezer, with additional space for a washing machine. A window overlooks the lawned frontage, where established hedging provides a sheltered outlook and a sense of privacy from the road. A side door opens into a practical lobby and boot room, with double doors offering access to both the front and rear.

The property offers three well-presented bedrooms, all pleasantly decorated. The principal bedroom is a generous double overlooking the rear garden, while bedroom two is another good-sized double with views of the front garden. Bedroom three has a window to the rear and offers a versatile space for use as a bedroom, study or further reception room. All three bedrooms are served by the modern shower room.

To the rear, the elevated sun terrace makes the most of the far-reaching views across the surrounding landscape and Lowford village in the distance; this generous outdoor area offers plenty of space for outdoor dining and entertaining while enjoying the changing outlook throughout the day. Below, slightly tiered areas of lawn lead down to a shingled area and workshop, with established planting bringing plenty of wildlife into the garden, including birds and the occasional deer or fox.

The property is well placed within the village, with the Federation of Bursledon CofE Infant and Junior Schools within easy walking distance. Extensive parkland is also nearby, with football and cricket pitches, tennis courts, a children's play area and plenty of open space for walking. Beyond this is St Leonard's Church, which dates back to the twelfth century, while Bursledon Village Hall hosts a range of local clubs, activities and events throughout the year.

Lowford is also within easy reach, providing a selection of shops and everyday amenities, while the A27 and M27 offer good links towards Southampton, Portsmouth and Winchester. Southampton Airport Parkway provides direct rail services to London Waterloo, with Southampton Airport also easily accessible. The New Forest National Park is approximately 10 miles away, while the University of Southampton's main campus is less than five miles from the property. Call us now to arrange a viewing of this amazing individual home, it really need to be seen to fully appreciate its appeal.