Three double bedrooms and family bathroom
Modern kitchen/breakfast room with integrated appliances
Separate utility with direct garden access
Roof-mounted solar PV — energy saving benefit
Low-maintenance rear garden and decent plot size
On-street parking only — no private driveway
High local crime levels and area deprivation noted
Mid-20th century construction; check services and fabric age
This well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached home in a quiet Mudeford cul-de-sac suits families seeking comfortable, ready-to-move-in accommodation close to coast and countryside. The ground floor offers a bright lounge with bay window and a modern kitchen/breakfast room with integrated appliances, plus a separate utility with direct garden access for practical family living.
Upstairs provides three double bedrooms and a contemporary family bathroom; the layout is straightforward and family-friendly. The property benefits from a roof-mounted solar PV array, mains gas central heating and double glazing, helping running costs. Council tax is described as affordable.
Externally there is a low-maintenance rear garden and decent plot size; parking is on-street. The house sits within the catchment of well-regarded primary and secondary schools, and Mudeford’s beaches and the New Forest are within easy reach, offering strong lifestyle appeal.
Buyers should note local drawbacks plainly: the area records higher crime levels and local deprivation indicators are above average. On-street parking only may be restrictive for multiple-car households. Constructed in the mid-20th century (1950–1966), the property appears well maintained but buyers should satisfy themselves on fabric age and service histories.