£725,000
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Set within the New Forest National Park, this bright and spacious three-bedroom bungalow has enclosed gardens, a paddock and a stable yard. The grounds extend to approximately 0.87 acres (about 0.35 hectares) in total, and the property is offered with New Forest grazing rights. The price guide is £725,000.
The bungalow has gas-fired central heating and double-glazed windows. Its original parts are understood to date from the 1930s, with alterations and extensions over time; the most recent extension was added about twenty years ago. The kitchen has modern units, a breakfast bar, hardwood worktops, Karndean flooring, an integral fridge-freezer, an electric cooker point, an extractor hood and a one-and-a-half-bowl stainless-steel sink.
The spacious living and dining room has glazed double doors opening onto a decked area and the garden. A utility room provides plumbing for a washing machine, space and ventilation for a tumble dryer, a sink and storage. There is also a cloakroom with a WC and wash hand basin. The three good-sized bedrooms are served by a family bathroom with a bath, WC, wash hand basin and separate shower cubicle. Room sizes are approximate; refer to the floor plan for details.
Access is along an unadopted lane shared with another residence in Garden City. Double gates lead to a large gravelled drive with space for numerous vehicles, including horseboxes. The drive is flanked by lawns and two mature weeping willows. The enclosed concrete stable yard has lighting and power and a timber stable block with two or three loose boxes and storage.
Mature trees and tall hedging enclose the main lawn and paddock, providing shelter and privacy. The adjoining grounds have been used by the current owners for ponies, chickens, ducks, geese and dog agility, and are suitable for smallholding or private equestrian use. The total area is approximately 0.87 acres, equivalent to about 0.35 hectares.
Garden City is a small collection of properties in an attractive New Forest National Park setting. Open forest, with walking, cycling and riding routes, is just over half a mile away. Dibden Purlieu has a Tesco Express, Post Office, local shops and everyday services. Hythe, with supermarkets, cafés, restaurants and leisure facilities, is a short drive away; Lyndhurst and the beaches at Lepe and Calshot are also within reach.
Southampton, the M27 motorway network and Southampton Airport are readily accessible. Nearby Southampton Central, Totton and Ashurst New Forest stations offer rail services to London Waterloo and other major destinations.
Contact Rural Scene on or at reception@ruralscene.co.uk. Quote reference EO8855.
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