A beautifully presented, executive style family home offering four well-proportioned bedrooms and a versatile ground floor layout. Located within walking distance of the historic town of Romsey, the property is conveniently positioned next to the canal walk straight into the centre. A generously sized entrance hall leads to the ground floor accommodation with a delightful sitting room benefitting from a feature gas fire, mantelpiece and bay window. A conservatory adds further living space with views over the rear garden. A formal dining room flows seamlessly through to the kitchen with a characterful bay window bringing in an abundance of natural light. The kitchen benefits from ample base and wall mounted storage and space for a fridge/freezer, oven and dishwasher, supplemented by a useful utility room with further space for a washing machine and dryer. A water closet and home office/study complete the ground floor accommodation. The first floor provides access to four well-proportioned bedrooms, all boasting fitted storage. The principal bedroom enjoys its own en-suite shower room, whilst the remaining bedrooms are served by the family bathroom. Externally, a beautiful rear garden has been laid with patio, with mature shrubs and a pond adding to the charm. Driveway parking is available for multiple vehicles to the front, with a large double garage enabling sheltered parking or additional storage. The home also boasts high energy efficiency with the use of solar panels which provide a good level of income via a feed-in tariff through E-On.

Council Tax Band: F

Situated within close proximity to commuter links such as the M27 and A36, Romsey lies 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 including Broadlands House. 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. Its sophisticated eateries, boutique shopping and comfortable social life holds appeal for a wide range of prospective purchasers including 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.