3 bedroom detached house

Beautifully extended, detached three-bedroom residence nestled in a small cul-de-sac in the peaceful village of Bishopstoke. The well-proportioned living accommodation is presented to a high standard throughout and provides plenty of reception space for entertaining and enjoying quiet family time. The stylish sitting room has French doors opening to the garden patio terrace. There is a formal dining room and spacious kitchen/breakfast room with a comprehensive range of wall and base units and complementing work surfaces over. There is a study/home office and guest cloakroom to complete the ground floor. The first floor continues to impress with three good sized bedrooms, with the principal bedroom boasting an en-suite shower room and bespoke fitted wardrobes. A contemporary family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. Outside the private rear garden is well-stocked with lawn and multiple patio areas, ideal for al fresco entertaining and includes a garden shed. The front provides parking for a number of vehicles and a partially converted integral garage for storage.

Council Tax Band - E

Bishopstoke is a peaceful rural retreat minutes from the bustle of Eastleigh and beyond. Recorded in the Domesday Book, the village is characterised by its woodland, Stoke Park Woods, originally owned by the Bishop of Winchester. King John of England hunted in the
woods – and King Henry VIII used them as a fenced deer hunt. Now, Stoke Park Woods is a playground for energetic young families and also a site of special scientific interest. Take a walk along Water Vole Way beside the beautiful River Itchen as it flows gently through the village, with its thatched cottages. Bishopstoke is a wonderful place to raise a family: the village offers an infant school, junior school, Girl Guides and Scout
group, as well as the Y-Zone Youth Centre.
The village also has a pub, post office, a range of local shops – including a butcher’s producing award-winning sausages – two doctor’s surgeries, a veterinary surgery, a dentist’s and two
pharmacies. It’s a self-contained village with a real sense of community, illustrated by its May fête and September carnival. Ideal for commuters, there’s easy access to the M3, M27 and Southampton Airport; with train services to London Waterloo from Eastleigh Station.