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Kitchen/Breakfast Room
Kitchen/Breakfast Room
Lounge
Lounge
Kitchen/Breakfast Room
Dining Room
Dining Room
Bedroom One
Bedroom Two
Bathroom

3 bedroom end of terrace house

End of terrace house
3 beds
1 bath
925
Added > 14 days

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Features and description

  • Built in 1808
  • Grade II Listed Property in Conservation Area
  • Prominent Position in Central Hythe
  • Direct Southampton Water Views
  • Off Road Parking for One Car
  • Charming Character Cottage on Hythe Waterfront
  • Boiler fitted 2010, serviced 2023
Nestled on the historic Hythe Waterfront, this charming character cottage, built in 1808, exudes timeless elegance and offers direct views of Southampton Water. As a Grade II listed property situated in a Conservation Area, this home boasts a prominent position in the heart of Central Hythe. The interior features a kitchen with a stunning vaulted glass ceiling, two open fires, ceiling beams, and bay windows that frame picturesque water views. Additionally, the ground floor shower room and first-floor w/c provide modern convenience whilst maintaining the property's traditional charm. The cottage-style garden is a delightful retreat, perfectly complementing the historic ambience. Off-road parking for one car adds to the convenience of this exceptional property.

The outside space of this magnificent property is truly a sight to behold, with a garden that bursts into life come Springtime. A pergola adorned with a grapevine leads to the courtyard area, while the old air raid shelter has been repurposed for storage and steps surrounded by original brick walls guide you to the main lawn. The garden's meandering flagstone steps lead to a covered parking area, timber outbuilding, and log store. The lush greenery consists of a variety of trees and plants, including Rhubarb, fig, and apple, creating a classic cottage garden atmosphere. Access to the front of the property is through a large timber gate, adding to the privacy and charm of the outdoor space. Parking is conveniently located to the rear of the property, accessible via an electric roller door, providing covered, hard-standing parking for one car along with additional storage and a timber workshop. Please note, there is an annual charge of approximately £200.00 payable to the New Forest District Council for access over the public car park.
EPC Rating: E

Rooms

Location
Situated in the heart of the village in Prospect Place within a few paces from the shops and amenities of Hythe including the famous Victorian Pier Train to the Hythe Ferry which will take you across the water to Southampton for shopping or link ferries (car and fast jet passenger) to the Isle of Wight. In Hythe we have a Waitrose, Costa Coffee, Boots, Superdrug and many cafes, bars and restaurants, beauty and hair outlets, charity shops, pet shop and vet. There is also a library and clothes shops. The New Forest National Park which provides acres and acres of countryside for walkers and cyclists, is on our door step and you can visit Beaulieu, with its world famous Motor Museum, Palace House and river, Calshot Activity Centre with its indoor ski slopes, velodrome and climbing walls, Lepe Country Park with its beach and cafe or play golf at Dibden or Gang Warily. Nearest train station is Totton.

Lounge
Traditionally this room would have been called the parlor as it would have been for entertaining guests and after 200 years, this is still the case. A wonderful, welcoming space with a hardwood timber front door which opens into the lounge, with open fire, ceiling beams and bay window overlooking the green and Southampton water, it's cosy in the winter and bright in the summer. Radiator and door through to dining room.

Dining Room
The ceiling beams continue through into the dining room along with another open fire place and general cottage charm. Oak flooring complements the staircase that leads up to the first floor. A window to the side provides plenty of light along with the archway that draws you into the kitchen. Radiator.

Kitchen/Breakfast Room
The kitchen/breakfast room is a combination of different extensions over the years. We have a vaulted glass ceiling which floods light into the kitchen. You'll find an additional window to the side and also double doors which open out onto the courtyard patio area. The kitchen itself is a traditional cream shaker style kitchen with space for all appliances. The Aga is used purely for cooking in this instance. doorway through to shower room.

Bathroom
Located to the back of the property on the ground floor, this shower room has a window to side aspect, tiled walls, single shower enclosure, pedestal sink and closed coupled sink.

Landing
The stairs and landing has carpeted flooring with doors to all rooms and a loft hatch which provides access to the loft space.

Bedroom One
A wonderful double bedroom with a view to match. Looking out over Southampton water, it's no surprise that these properties built here all those years ago. The room benefits two fitted wardrobes, carpeted flooring and radiator.

Bedroom Two
The second bedroom has a pleasant view out over the back garden. Built-in cupboard and boiler location plus carpeted flooring and radiator.

Bedroom Three
The third bedroom could be described as 'bijoux' when considering the height of the ceilings but is an ample space as either an office or indeed a single bedroom. Window to side, carpeted flooring and radiator.

WC
Although the bathroom is located downstairs the first floor does have it's own w/c off of the landing. With a closed coupled w/c and hand wash basin it saves on those late night trips downstairs.

Additional Information
The property is grade II listed within a conservation area. The rear parking is accessed via Jones Lane Car Park, where circa £200.00 per annum is paid to NFDC. The property is on a good leasehold title. Please speak to the agent for more information.

Rear Garden
Pictures simply do not do this garden justice. In the Spring this garden simply bursts into life! The courtyard style area there is a pergola with a winding grape vine that bares tasty fruit. The old air raid shelter is now used for storage and steps which are flanked by original brick walls as you make your way up to the main lawn area. flagstone steps meander along the garden to the covered parking area, timber outbuilding and log store. The garden is bordered by various trees, shrubs and plants including Rhubarb, fig and apple. This garden is a true testament to a classic cottage garden. Access to the front of the property is via a large timber gate.

Parking - Off street
Parking is situated to the rear of the property and accessed via an electric roller door. Covered, hard standing parking space for one car with additional storage area and timber workshop. PLEASE NOTE: Annual charge of circa £200.00 paid to New Forest District Council for access over public car park.

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Anthony James Properties - Dibden Purlieu
Anthony James Properties - Dibden Purlieu
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