Positioned high off the road with a large driveway to the front and enormous garden to the rear, this four-bedroom family home offers plenty of space inside and out in an idyllic location. A block paved driveway provides parking for several vehicles with mature shrubs keeping the frontage private. Through the replaced front door, the entrance hallway allows for views through the glass doors for a sneak preview of the garden which rests behind the home. A converted double garage has created a versatile space which is now a study but was previously used as a fifth bedroom. The spacious dual aspect sitting room is flooded with light and an open fire creates a warm relaxing place to retire to. A modern kitchen/diner has access to the fully fitted utility room, a large central island, boiling water tap and bi-fold doors out to the rear garden. Not an inch of storage space has been wasted within the kitchen. From the dining area through an arch is the snug which allows for the modern day open-plan living with patio doors out to the rear garden. The conservatory has an insulated roof and is currently used as a formal dining room with views over the garden. On the first floor are four generous double bedrooms and a four-piece family bathroom suite. The principal bedroom has its own four-piece en-suite and floor to ceiling windows looking out over the rear garden. All four rooms have a range of built-in storage. Reaching out far from the back of the house the garden is separated into multiple sections. The patio and lawn space directly at the rear are ideal for al fresco dining and entertaining friends and family. A footpath runs to a summerhouse with decking and a small pond allowing for a private and tranquil space to relax. At the end of the garden is a large workshop and games room with decking and brick-built BBQ. The whole garden is surrounded by mature borders and is extremely private.

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.