South-facing garden, insulated garden room and ultra-fast broadband in a quiet cul-de-sac close to shops.
- Newly renovated four-bedroom semi-detached house with modern finishes
- Ground-floor double bedroom with luxury en suite shower room
- South-facing rear garden with insulated garden room and patio
- Off-street driveway parking, shingle area plus attached single garage
- Ultrafast broadband (up to 1800 Mbps) and excellent mobile signal
- Overall internal size small (~621 sq ft) for a four-bedroom layout
- Cavity walls likely uninsulated; double glazing predates 2002
- Medium flood risk and loft only half-boarded (storage limited)
Recently refurbished four-bedroom semi-detached house on a quiet cul-de-sac, a short walk from Bransgore’s main parade of shops. The ground floor has been reconfigured to include a double bedroom with a newly fitted luxury en suite, while an impressive sitting/dining room with double-aspect windows brings generous natural light throughout the living space. A contemporary kitchen provides integrated appliances and practical tiled finishes.
The rear garden faces south and includes a newly erected, fully insulated garden room with its own consumer unit — ideal as a home office or hobby space. Off-street parking is provided by a brick paviour driveway and shingle area; an attached single garage is present. Ultrafast broadband (Ofcom: up to 1800 Mbps) and excellent mobile signal support remote working and streaming.
Practical considerations are stated clearly: the property’s overall floor area is small (approx. 621 sq ft) for four bedrooms, and the external cavity walls are assumed to be uninsulated. Double glazing was installed before 2002 and the EPC is currently TBC. There is a medium flood risk for the area and the loft is only half-boarded, which may limit immediate storage use without further work.
This home suits buyers seeking a move-in-ready, modernised house with outdoor workspace and strong village convenience — families or those needing a home office who accept modest living space and some improvement needs (insulation, glazing, loft boarding). Council Tax Band D and freehold tenure offer straightforward ongoing ownership costs.