Two double bedrooms and family bathroom
Three reception rooms including open-plan living/dining
Generous private rear garden with rear access
Short walk to town centre and mainline railway station
Solid brick Victorian build; likely no wall insulation (assumed)
On-street parking only; no allocated parking
Offered with no onward chain for quicker purchase
Tenure not specified — buyer to verify
This well-presented Victorian mid-terrace cottage on Madeline Road combines period character with practical family living. The ground floor offers flexible space across an open-plan living/dining room with a front bay window, a separate fitted kitchen and a further reception opening onto a generous private garden — useful for children, pets and outdoor entertaining. Upstairs are two double bedrooms and a family bathroom; loft access from the landing offers storage or potential conversion subject to checks.
Location is a key strength: the house is a short walk from Petersfield town centre and the mainline railway station, with excellent mobile signal and fast broadband — convenient for commuters and families. Local amenities, several well-regarded schools (including an outstanding secondary and top independent options) and the South Downs National Park nearby add lifestyle appeal.
Practical points to note: the property is a solid-brick Victorian build (circa 1900–1929) and double glazed, but wall insulation is assumed absent which could affect running costs and may require upgrading. Parking is on-street only. Tenure is not specified in the listing and should be confirmed. The house is offered with no onward chain, which can speed a purchase.
At about 966 sq ft and offered at £375,000, this cottage suits buyers seeking a centrally located family home with period charm, outside space and commuter convenience. It also offers straightforward scope for modest energy and storage improvements (loft, insulation) to enhance comfort and long-term value.
