Set with front-facing views overlooking the River Hamble comes this period detached family home positioned on an elevated plot within the idyllic village of Hamble only a short stroll from the foreshore. This charming 1920’s-built home has a number of character features including original sash windows to the front, some original internal doors and picture rails. A large block paved driveway sweeps up to steps which in turn lead to the front terrace and covered porch with an oak front door and opaque glazed panel opening into the welcoming hallway. To the front of the property, the dual aspect sitting room features lovely bay sash windows with views over the River Hamble, all fitted with wooden shutter blinds, together with a stone fireplace and hearth with a coal-effect gas fire. The open-plan kitchen/dining room is fitted to a high standard and is well-equipped with shaker-style units, complementary granite worktops and a 1 1/2 bowl sink with mixer tap and hose, perfectly positioned under the UPVC sash window to provide views out to the rear garden. From here, access can be gained to the separate utility room, which in addition to the kitchen area, offers access out to the private garden. The home also boasts a further reception room, currently utilised as a family room. There is also a ground floor shower room. The first floor, and notably the front two bedrooms, provide tranquil views over the River Hamble through sash windows framing the beautiful ever-changing landscape. A further double bedroom and family bathroom are found to the rear of the first floor. Externally, the mature garden offers a large summer house, ideal for working away from the house, or as an extension to the living space in the main house. The private rear garden which measures approximately 100ft in length, benefits from a westerly facing aspect and has been mainly laid to lawn. A lovely covered outdoor seating area serves as the ideal space for al fresco dining just outside the summer house, as does a large patio terrace positioned directly outside the kitchen. In addition, a wooden shed can be found behind the summer house providing useful additional storage.

Council Tax Band - E

The pretty village of Hamble is one of the most popular yachting destinations in the country and one of the most sought-after villages on the South Coast, enjoying a wide selection of excellent pubs and restaurants along with its three marinas and comprehensive support facilities. The village is also home to several exceptionally popular pubs and restaurants and provides many lovely walks, along with the Royal Victoria Country Park, which is set in 200 acres of park and woodland which is also on its doorstep. Southampton city centre is approximately 6 miles away, with the village also benefitting from being close to good connections for London, the cathedral city of Winchester, Portsmouth, Chichester and Guildford along with Southampton Airport also being close by that offers an excellent choice of European destinations.