This exceptional four-bedroom detached house has a balance of contemporary and modern. Gracing a large plot, this property offers features that cater to every aspect of your lifestyle. As you approach the property, an expansive driveway can easily accommodate up to seven cars. A single garage provides secure parking or storage space for your convenience. Stepping through the inviting central hallway, a downstairs w/c is found. The heart of the home resides at the front, where a beautifully designed kitchen awaits. Boasting ample counter space, abundant storage solutions, and fitted appliances, the large window allows natural light to flood the space while offering a charming outlook. In the middle of the house, a cosy sitting room exudes comfort, providing an inviting space for relaxation and entertainment. To the rear, a splendid conservatory currently serves as both a dining room and a snug, offering a tranquil ambience and opening out to the rear garden. Venturing upstairs, you'll discover four generous bedrooms. Two of the bedrooms boast ensuite facilities, elevating the comfort and convenience for occupants. Two of the bedrooms come equipped with built-in wardrobes, offering ample storage. Completing the upper level is a stylish and well-appointed family bathroom. The rear garden is a true outdoor oasis, boasting an impressive expanse of lawn space, perfect for playtime, gardening, or gatherings with loved ones. Additionally, a large shed/workshop provides even more storage solutions or can be transformed into a hobby space. Notably, this property has been granted planning permission, REF. P/22/1545/PH, presenting a unique opportunity to create a vast open-plan kitchen/lounge/diner. This exciting potential opens up a world of possibilities for customizing the home to perfectly suit your preferences and lifestyle.

Fareham is a parish and market town in the county of Hampshire, 8 miles south of Bishop's Waltham, 12 miles east of Southampton and about 8 miles distant from Portsmouth which is situated to the south east. Its station is on the South-Western railway line with links to London and across the south coast. The parish is situated on Fareham Creek, which is located at the northern extremity of Portsmouth Harbour, and includes the hamlets of North Fareham, Catisfield, Wallington, and Funtley. There is a very good choice of schooling in the area with the main senior schools being at Cams Hill and Henry Cort, both currently classed as ‘good’ by Oftsed, with the majority of Fareham’s primary schools being classed as ‘outstanding’. Fareham is called Fernham in the Domesday Book, which records that Edward the Confessor assessed the land to the crown at two thirds its value as a compensation for the injuries it was exposed to by the incursions of the Danes.