This impressive home dates from 1974 and has been the subject of clever internal remodelling. A delightfully welcoming entrance hallway creates an instant impression of space with an impressive staircase leading to the first floor. The sitting room is generously proportioned with a feature brick fireplace and a charming log burning stove. A garden room adds further living space, perfect for the summer months and enjoying the garden views. The kitchen/dining room is open-plan with ample storage and room for white goods; a useful utility room complements the kitchen with space for a washing machine and dryer. A shower room completes the ground floor accommodation. The first floor continues to impress with four well-proportioned bedrooms, which are served by a generous family bathroom. Externally, driveway parking is possible for multiple vehicles, including a horse transporter. A double garage provides sheltered parking or storage, together with a stable. The private garden wraps around the property, with the majority situated to the rear and enjoying beautiful countryside views. Predominately laid to lawn, with a large patio terrace, the garden offers an enticing playground to enjoy.

Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax Band: G

Agents Note: Private drainage via cesspit.

The property is situated within the hamlet of Ipley and is only four miles from the lovely village of Beaulieu, which has been rated amongst the 20 most beautiful villages in the U.K and located on the south-eastern edge of The New Forest National Park, which occupies approximately 200 square miles of stunning and diverse landscapes. With dense ancient forest and over 10000 hectares of heathland, this gorgeous destination offers wide open vistas, meandering rivers, historic and architecturally significant buildings, picturesque villages. Itt is a major leisure destination popular with walkers, horse riders, cyclists and sailors. Famous for its freely roaming iconic New Forest ponies, donkeys, cattle, sheep and pigs, this magical corner of the country offers something for everyone and a lifestyle many aspire to. Each village has its unique characteristics but all enjoy the backdrop of breath taking scenery and a welcoming and strong community spirit. Each passing season is spectacular and the healthy array of pubs, restaurants and boutique shopping ensure all year round entertainment. The nearby waterfront town of Hythe offers an array of leisure activities from horse riding to water sports. It offers a full range of local amenities including shops, restaurants, with the stylish Hythe Marina and local schooling for ages close by, as well as Applemore Sports Centre and a superstore. Easy access to the A326 leads to the M27 motorway providing fast links to the south coast and London. For rail commuters, Ashurst is conveniently positioned including shops, restaurants, public houses and train station with a direct line to London Waterloo.