South-facing 3-bed townhouse with 11m mooring and balcony over the marina.
- South-facing marina views from balcony and garden
- 11-metre mooring accessed from garden (mooring lease 113 years)
- Fully renovated: new kitchen, ensuite, cloakroom, refurbished balcony
- Electric underfloor and ceiling heating; solar panels visible
- Long driveway for two cars and secure gated entrance
- Small, low-maintenance garden/plot, not extensive outdoor space
- Annual estate and mooring charges apply (approx £1,064.84 + £455.47)
- Council tax Band G — relatively expensive to run
Rarely available south-facing townhouse on Bryher Island with direct marina views and an 11-metre mooring at the end of the garden. The house has been substantially upgraded: new shaker-style kitchen, new ensuite and cloakroom, refurbished balcony and recent general redecoration — move-in ready for immediate occupation and sold with no onward chain.
Living is arranged over three floors, with an open-plan kitchen/breakfast room opening to a landscaped patio, a living room with full-height sliding doors onto a south-facing balcony, and a versatile ground-floor ‘boat room’ that works well as an office. Off-street parking for two cars, a long driveway and secure gated entrance add convenience and privacy for families or owners with a boat.
Practical details to note: the property is freehold for the house but the mooring is effectively leasehold (113 years remaining) and there are annual management and mooring service charges. Heating is electric (underfloor and ceiling panels), and while the home benefits from modern insulation and double glazing, electric heating can be more costly than gas alternatives. The garden/plot is relatively small and primarily designed for low-maintenance waterside living rather than large outdoor entertaining.
This townhouse suits buyers wanting marine lifestyle and strong views — families, downsizers seeking easy living, or buyers who want a lock-up-and-go second home near amenities. The location offers quick access to the M27, nearby rail services and Port Solent leisure facilities, but buyers should factor in running costs (service charges and council tax Band G) alongside the premium for waterfront position.