Four-bedroom corner plot with large garden and driveway in scenic Lockerley.
- Four double bedrooms and two shower/bath facilities
- Corner plot with large, secluded rear garden
- Conservatory off large living room
- Expansive driveway parking for several vehicles
- Oil-fired central heating (private supply) and older glazing
- Broadband speeds in area are slow
- Built 1950s–60s: potential to modernise interiors
- Freehold; council tax band unknown
Set on a generous corner plot in picturesque Lockerley, this four-bedroom semi-detached home offers practical family living with scope to personalise. The ground floor combines a large living room opening to a conservatory, a dining room, a spacious fitted kitchen with breakfast area, and a handy cloakroom. Upstairs are four double bedrooms served by both a family bathroom and a separate fitted shower room.
Outside, the secluded rear garden is lawned and private, with a patio for outdoor dining and a substantial timber shed. An expansive driveway to the front provides off-street parking for several vehicles — a strong asset in a village setting. The property extends to about 1,255 sq ft and is freehold.
Mechanically, the house benefits from oil-fired central heating and double glazing, although the glazing dates from before 2002. Broadband speeds in the area are reported as slow and the heating runs on individual oil rather than a community system — factors to consider for running costs and connectivity. Constructed in the 1950s–60s, the home presents good bones with potential for modernisation rather than full refurbishment.
This home will suit families seeking space, privacy and village life close to Romsey, with well-regarded primary and secondary schools nearby. Buyers looking for a move-in option should note some fittings and finishes reflect the house’s era; those wanting to invest in improvement will find substantial scope and clear value drivers.