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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.
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Impressive chalet-style family home presented in immaculate condition in approximately 1.2 acres located in a peaceful, semi-rural location.
Beginning life as a single storey dwelling dating from the 1950's, and then subsequently extended in the 1970's, Homeleigh is an impressively proportioned family home now laid out over two floors, extending to almost 2,500 sq. ft. The current owners have progressively updated and modernised the property in recent years with a high quality, modern finish and the house is presented in first-class condition throughout. The accommodation and layout is extremely flexible and features a versatile spread of living rooms - including a study for those who work from home - and bedrooms on the ground floor complemented by a luxurious family bathroom. The first-floor is home to two further double bedrooms and a well appointed shower room. The house is further enhanced by the delightful landscaped gardens, lending a great degree of privacy and overlooking and adjoining neighbouring farmland.
Entrance Porch Canopy porch.
Entrance Lobby Tiled floor.
Reception Hall Magnificent vaulted ceiling. Stairs rising to first floor galleried landing. Travertine tiled floor.
Family Bathroom Tiled panelled bath. Large walk-in shower. Wash hand basin with cupboards under. WC. Part tiled walls and Travertine tiled floor.
Bedroom French doors to side patio.
Dining Room Travertine tiled floor.
Kitchen/Breakfast Room Superbly fitted with comprehensive range of high gloss, modern units comprising cupboards and drawers. Polished marble work surface over. Breakfast bar with matching marble work surface. 1 1/2 bowl sink with mixer tap and drainer. Integrated Bosch double oven and 5 ring gas fired hob with extractor over. Integrated dishwasher. Travertine tiled floor. Pantry style cupboard. Stable door to:
Garden Room Travertine tiled floor. Outlook to garden. External door to rear.
Study
Sitting Room Stovax wood burning stove on slate hearth. Sliding doors to rear with outlook to garden.
Family Room/Bedroom Front aspect.
Utility Room Worcester oil fired central heating boiler. Single bowl stainless steel sink with mixer tap and drainer. Roll top work surface. Plumbing for washing machine. Tiled floor.
Rear Lobby Tiled floor. External door to rear.
Cloakroom WC. Wash hand basin. Tiled floor.
Landing Walk-in wardrobe. 2 Velux windows.
Bedroom Rear aspect with outlook to garden. Velux window. Eaves storage cupboard.
Shower Room Shower cubicle. Wash hand basin. WC. Heated towel rail. Marble tiled floor.
Bedroom Rear aspect with outlook to garden. Velux window. Eaves storage cupboard.
Fryern Court Road sits to the north of the Avonside town of Fordingbridge, an elevated rural position close to open farmland yet conveniently only a few minutes drive from the town itself. Fordingbridge (approximately 1 mile) offers a good range of local services, including shops, banks, leisure facilities and an excellent health centre. Educational needs are well served by the well respected primary and secondary schools within the town, a further primary school in the village of Breamore and Forres Sandle Manor, found on the westerly outskirts of the town.
The regional commercial and employment centres of Salisbury, Bournemouth and Southampton are within a daily commute via the local road network; all supply rail links to London (Waterloo) and there are airports at the latter two. The outdoor enthusiast is blessed by the proximity of the New Forest National Park (approximately 1 1/2 miles), which provides glorious walking, riding and cycling countryside.
Homeleigh is approached via a driveway flanked by impressive curved brick pillars that open to a large driveway to the front and side of the house, providing ample parking and turning space. There is access to the integral SINGLE GARAGE/WORKSHOP and the detached DOUBLE GARAGE 5.94m (19ft 6in) x 4.88m (16ft 9in) with twin up and over wooden doors, power and light connected. A boarded area of roof storage is accessed externally from the side, adjacent to which stands further parking for a caravan/boat.
The well-stocked and landscaped gardens are a delightful feature of the property, extending in total to approximately 1.2 acres. The driveway at the front is flanked by twin sections of lawn with pedestrian access at either side of the house. The majority of the gardens are located to the rear and benefit from a southerly orientation with easterly views towards the distant New Forest. An expanse of lawn lies immediately adjacent to the property, bordered by a combination of mature rhododendron and azalea shrub beds and populated by a variety of mature trees. The manicured lawn continues to run to the far boundary where it abuts neighbouring grazing land. There is also a sizable kitchen garden, greenhouse and large fruit cage measuring approximately 8.5m (27ft 11in) x 5.5m (18ft 1in).
New Forest District Council. Tax Band F. Amount payable for 2020/21: £ 2,680.18.
Oil fired central heating. Septic tank private drainage. Mains electricity and water.
Leave Fordingbridge travelling in a Northerly direction on the A338. After approximately 1/2 mile turn first left into Fryern Court Road. Continue for approximately 3/4 mile and shortly before the sharp left hand bend the entrance to the property will be seen on the left hand side.
