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COVID-19 caused the residential market to pause following a spring bounce. As we exit lockdown we are seeing the strong pre-COVID market return. We are here to help so please call us if you are thinking about buying or selling or require expert property advice.
Stay safe, keep well and stay in touch.
BEAUTIFUL PERIOD HOUSE situated in a SEMI-RURAL LOCATION on 0.46 OF AN ACRE with 4 RECEPTION ROOMS, OUTBUILDINGS, VIEWS & ANNEXE POTENTIAL.
There is an entrance porch/hallway that provides access to the family room which has wooden flooring and which adjoins the dining/utility room which has tiled flooring, base units, a butler's basin, a stable door and plumbing for appliances. To the other side of the porch/hallway there is a sitting room also with wood flooring which leads onto the second reception room which has French doors to the delightful gardens.
Directly behind there is a kitchen/breakfast room with base and wall units, an oven, hob, plumbing for an appliance & tiled flooring, this in turn then leads onto another entrance porch and hallway with a further staircase.
The house is ideally set up to provide an annexe, or as a property with two wings, providing privacy from the guests or perhaps teenagers, but subject to building regulations could be adjoined. One side provides two double bedrooms with a jack and bathroom/wc and a large loft room with ladder staircase.
The other side has three bedrooms, all of which benefit from wardrobes, two bedrooms with cast iron fireplaces. There is also a shower/wc and an en-suite bathroom/wc to the master bedroom.
The popular market town of Ringwood has much to offer in the way of amenities, including numerous country pubs & restaurants, boutique shops, a David Lloyd Health & Leisure Club and is host to much sought after educational establishments. The area borders The New Forest, giving access to acres of moor, heath and
woodland offering a wide range of pursuits such as cycling, walking, riding & fishing. The A31 & A338 dual carriageways provide links to the sandy coastline of Bournemouth (8 miles south), Salisbury (18 miles north) & and the M27 for Southampton (18 miles east). National Express coaches make regular trips to London and all its airports.
The beautifully landscaped grounds are a particular feature of the property with a large expanse of lawn, two gated patios, a rose garden, several outbuildings which might have potential for air B & B, space for a boat or caravan, within a superb location with surrounding fields but just on the outskirts of town.
