Spacious 4-bedroom family home with large south-facing garden and versatile outbuildings, close to Warsash village..
Substantial period detached home, 2,315 sq ft total
Open-plan kitchen/family room with bi-fold doors to garden
South-facing large garden with porcelain terrace and electric awning
Outbuildings 737 sq ft: garage, stores and insulated games room/gym
Four double bedrooms; principal ensuite; large family bathroom
Parking for several cars plus garage; large part-boarded loft
EPC C; freehold; moderate council tax band D
Mid‑20th century property — may require ongoing maintenance
A handsome 1950s detached family home offering generous, well-proportioned living across 2,315 sq ft. High ceilings, original stained-glass details and a wood-burning stove give the house period character while a large open-plan kitchen/family room with bi-fold doors provides contemporary family living and direct access to the south-facing garden.
The rear garden is a standout: a large porcelain terrace with an electric awning and a long lawn leading to a secondary fenced area ideal for children’s play or a vegetable garden. Substantial outbuildings (737 sq ft) add practical flexibility — currently a garage, stores and a double-glazed games room/gym with electric underfloor heating, power and light.
Accommodation includes four double bedrooms, an ensuite to the principal room and a family bathroom finished with travertine tiles. Practical features include a Vaillant combi boiler, double glazing, large part-boarded loft with power and loft windows, and parking for several cars to the front and side. EPC rating C and freehold tenure.
Nearby amenities, good local schools and green spaces make this property well suited to growing families who value space, character and flexible outbuilding use. Note: the house dates from the mid-20th century and, while well-presented, buyers should expect typical older-property maintenance and periodic updating rather than a new-build finish.