Nestled in the heart of the prestigious Broadlands Estate, this two bedroom first floor apartment boasts a wealth of exquisite period features. The property is one of five apartments positioned within a stunning converted Georgian house set amongst stunning surrounding grounds boasting beautifully landscaped lawned areas, mature trees and shrubbery offering a most peaceful setting to relax and unwind. The grand approach is via a sweeping gravel driveway which leads to two allocated parking spaces with further visitors parking available. The communal entrance is immediately impressive with high ceiling and decorative pendant light fittings. A single flight of stairs leads up to the apartment itself. Upon entering the apartment the hallway is light and spacious with original sash windows overlooking the front of the grounds. The principal bedroom is a sizeable double with a picture window offering views over the beautifully landscaped communal gardens whilst benefitting from en-suite facilities. The second bedroom could also easily accommodate a double bed and is served by a family bathroom featuring a neutral three piece suite with shower mixer taps over the bath. The kitchen is well appointed with ample cupboard and counter space, presenting cream units and pine effect counter tops. There is an integrated electric oven and hob with extractor hood above with space for further white goods. The cosy sitting room has dual aspect sash windows, a brick fireplace with mantle surround, charming period picture rails and elegant wall sconces.
Test Valley Borough Council
Council Tax Band: D
Minimum Term: 12 Months
Security Deposit: £1,557.69 (based on advertised rental price)
Holding Deposit: £311.53

Broadlands Estate is renowned for its historic landscape and offers a delightful rural setting near to the popular market town of Romsey, lying on the east bank of the River Test at the lower end of the Test Valley, with the New Forest to the South West, the ancient city of Winchester to the East and the major city and port of Southampton to the South. Romsey retains its regular street market as well as a thriving town centre with shops, restaurants, public houses, leisure facilities and historical sites. At the centre of Romsey is the market place, town hall and the stunning Abbey.
Steeped in history from its Saxon roots and centred upon its imposing and prepossessing abbey, Romsey is the loveliest of market towns which has retained its intrinsic ‘village’ charm despite the modern onslaught of new housing requirements which has affected the integrity of many other towns and villages. Its sophisticated eateries, boutique shopping and comfortable social life holds appeal for a wide range prospective purchases from retirement to families looking for a safe and convenient lifestyle for their children. This is enhanced by its wealth of excellent local schooling within both the state and private sectors, which attracts many families to the area. Saturday morning strolls around Romsey with its variety of delicatessens and coffee shops serving gourmet breakfasts is an absolute treat.