No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map3 bedroom end of terrace house
End of terrace house
3 beds
1 bath
EPC rating: E
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- No Forward Chain
- Private Enclosed Rear Garden
- Extended Accommodation
- Guest Cloakroom
- Modern First Floor Bathroom
- Pedestrian Side Access
- A Few Minutes Walk into Town Centre
- Period Charm
- Three Bedrooms
Location:
Romsey is a charming market town offering a wealth of amenities and conveniences for residents and visitors alike. In the heart of the town, you'll find a Waitrose supermarket, along with an array of independent shops, cosy coffee shops, and a variety of restaurants and bars. Essential services like a library, doctors' surgeries, and dental clinics are also readily available. The town is known for its scenic walking routes and the historic Romsey Abbey, adding to its appeal for those who enjoy exploring and appreciating local heritage.
For transport, Romsey is well-connected by local buses, with regular services to nearby towns and cities such as Winchester, Eastleigh, and Southampton from a conveniently located stop just opposite the town center. By car, the M27 is accessible via Junctions 2 and 3, linking to Southampton, Salisbury, and Winchester. Additionally, the M3 provides an easy route to London, making Romsey an excellent base for both local and long-distance travel.
Accommodation:
This home offers a blend of Victorian charm and modern functionality. The welcoming inner porch provides an inviting transition into the main living areas. The sitting room, complete with an open fireplace and classic sash window, creates a cosy, period-inspired ambience.
Adjacent to the sitting room, a versatile second reception room serves as an ideal dining or socialising space, flowing seamlessly into a well-equipped kitchen. The kitchen itself features ample storage and accommodates essential appliances with ease. Enhancing the kitchen's practicality, a family/dining room is located at the rear, providing additional space that could potentially be opened up to create a large, open-plan living area, subject to the necessary permissions. A conveniently located guest cloakroom completes the ground floor amenities.
Upstairs, the first floor includes two double bedrooms and a generously sized family bathroom, perfect for family needs. The master bedroom occupies the loft space, maximising both comfort and privacy, and offers stunning views across Romsey - a tranquil retreat with scenic charm.
The property's outdoor space has been thoughtfully designed, with a rear garden enjoying a sunny westerly aspect that maximises daylight. Side access with a secure, lockable gate offers practical convenience, making it easy to take items in and out without going through the home. The garden is mostly lawn, creating a peaceful and open area perfect for unwinding outdoors. Towards the back, a dedicated patio seating area provides an ideal spot for entertaining guests or simply enjoying the garden view. Along the northern boundary, an aged brick wall adds character, bringing a charming, cottage-style feel to the space.
This charming home offers the perfect mix of historical character and modern amenities, nestled in a highly sought-after neighbourhood. Ideal for those who appreciate classic details alongside contemporary comforts, this residence provides a welcoming and timeless appeal in a prime location.
Test Valley Council Tax:
Band: D, Price: £2,101.13 for the year 2024/25
Romsey is a charming market town offering a wealth of amenities and conveniences for residents and visitors alike. In the heart of the town, you'll find a Waitrose supermarket, along with an array of independent shops, cosy coffee shops, and a variety of restaurants and bars. Essential services like a library, doctors' surgeries, and dental clinics are also readily available. The town is known for its scenic walking routes and the historic Romsey Abbey, adding to its appeal for those who enjoy exploring and appreciating local heritage.
For transport, Romsey is well-connected by local buses, with regular services to nearby towns and cities such as Winchester, Eastleigh, and Southampton from a conveniently located stop just opposite the town center. By car, the M27 is accessible via Junctions 2 and 3, linking to Southampton, Salisbury, and Winchester. Additionally, the M3 provides an easy route to London, making Romsey an excellent base for both local and long-distance travel.
Accommodation:
This home offers a blend of Victorian charm and modern functionality. The welcoming inner porch provides an inviting transition into the main living areas. The sitting room, complete with an open fireplace and classic sash window, creates a cosy, period-inspired ambience.
Adjacent to the sitting room, a versatile second reception room serves as an ideal dining or socialising space, flowing seamlessly into a well-equipped kitchen. The kitchen itself features ample storage and accommodates essential appliances with ease. Enhancing the kitchen's practicality, a family/dining room is located at the rear, providing additional space that could potentially be opened up to create a large, open-plan living area, subject to the necessary permissions. A conveniently located guest cloakroom completes the ground floor amenities.
Upstairs, the first floor includes two double bedrooms and a generously sized family bathroom, perfect for family needs. The master bedroom occupies the loft space, maximising both comfort and privacy, and offers stunning views across Romsey - a tranquil retreat with scenic charm.
The property's outdoor space has been thoughtfully designed, with a rear garden enjoying a sunny westerly aspect that maximises daylight. Side access with a secure, lockable gate offers practical convenience, making it easy to take items in and out without going through the home. The garden is mostly lawn, creating a peaceful and open area perfect for unwinding outdoors. Towards the back, a dedicated patio seating area provides an ideal spot for entertaining guests or simply enjoying the garden view. Along the northern boundary, an aged brick wall adds character, bringing a charming, cottage-style feel to the space.
This charming home offers the perfect mix of historical character and modern amenities, nestled in a highly sought-after neighbourhood. Ideal for those who appreciate classic details alongside contemporary comforts, this residence provides a welcoming and timeless appeal in a prime location.
Test Valley Council Tax:
Band: D, Price: £2,101.13 for the year 2024/25
About this agent
Whether you’re on the hunt for a traditional character property to call home, or a charming temporary let, our sales and lettings negotiators at Pearsons. Romsey can steer you in the right direction. As well as being experts on the local property scene, our experience covers every aspect of purchasing or renting a property in this historic part of Hampshire. So, we’re perfectly placed to help prospective sellers, buyers, landlords and tenants secure their dream home smoothly and efficiently. If you long to experience the merits of living in a charming market town but with the amenities of major city mere stones throw away, then Romsey is the ideal destination for you. prominently situated on Romsey’s main thoroughfare, Pearsons new office on The Hundred is overseen by the director, Paul Darvill, and is home to specialist teams with 150 years combined knowledge and experience in Residential Sales, lettings and management, and land and New Homes. With a reputation for hard work, outstanding local knowledge, ad dedication to provide exceptional customer service, our friendly and knowledgeable staff have a listening ear and are eager to help you every step of thee way to make sure your dream home becomes reality. Please feel free to call in and meet us in person. We’d love to see you.