Positioned at the bottom of a quiet cul-de-sac with a tree lined garden which runs down to a small stream, this five bedroom detached family home provides peace and tranquillity with an abundance of space inside and out.
Built just over 20 years ago, this home holds a modern façade with a hint of character and charm which continues throughout all the generously sized rooms. An entrance hallway provides access to all reception rooms, a kitchen breakfast room is set out towards the rear of this family home with integrated appliances, multi ring gas hob and always flooded with light due to its south facing aspect and large patio doors. From the kitchen a utility room also provides side access to the patio. To make the most of the beautiful garden and the views beyond, a garden room has been added to the rear of the sitting room. The dual aspect sitting room holds a central gas fireplace and provides ample space for the whole family to come together, glass French doors lead to the dining room at the front of the house to create a formal dining space ideal for hosting friends and family. With a partial garage conversion, the previous study has been opened up to create an additional living space for the children to have their own play room and doubles up as a guest bedroom. All of generous proportions, the first floor holds five bedrooms and three bathrooms. The two largest of the rooms both benefit from en-suite shower rooms and built-in wardrobes with the principal room also enjoying views over the rear garden.
A well-kept and manicured front lawn sets the tone for how the rest of the home has been looked after, the driveway in front of the double garage allows parking for multiple vehicles. Directly out to the rear of the house is a large patio for alfresco dining, steps lead down to decked seating area ideal for catching the sun in this south facing rear garden and a large lawn with secure and mature borders.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: F

Swanwick is a village in Hampshire, east of the River Hamble and north of the M27 motorway. The village is the site of the London Area Control Centre and the London Terminal Control Centre, part of National Air Traffic Services Air Traffic Control Centre, and Bursledon Brickworks, the last remaining example of a Victorian steam-powered brickworks. Schooling in the area is excellent with Sarisbury Juniors being one of the best schools in the country. There are lovely walks to the nature reserve, marina and the river Hamble, with plenty of stop off points such as Spinnaker, Elm Tree and The Jolly Sailor. The sheltered location of Swanwick Marina and its excellent facilities make it an ideal base, with 24 hour access to the famous cruising grounds of the Solent. The picturesque River Hamble is one of the most important yachting centres in the U.K. This pretty 300 berth marina has the combined benefits of a fantastic setting plus excellent facilities.