3 bedroom bungalow for sale

A charming, late Victorian detached cottage set on approximately 0.33 acres. The property has been well cared for by the current owner and offers scope for potential extension, situated just a short walk from Milford Beach.

UPVC stained double glazed door leading to the entrance porch with ceiling light point, oak engineered flooring and free-flowing access into the kitchen/dining room; the kitchen comprises a sink unit set into an island unit with base cupboard units and granite work surface, further granite work surface with an inset four ring induction hob with extractor over and adjacent double oven and base level cupboard and drawer units and matching eye level cupboard units, pull out larder rack, recessed ceiling spotlighting with additional light point over the island, oak engineered flooring, UPVC double glazed window, central heating radiator. The dining area has space for a large dining table and chairs with an extension of the oak engineered flooring, a feature recessed contemporary style electric fireplace, television point, further UPVC double glazed window, central heating radiator and recessed ceiling spotlighting. Free flowing access from the Kitchen Area leads to through to the utility area, comprising work surfaces, space for a tall fridge/freezer, space for washing machine and adjacent tumble dryer, eye level cupboard units, wall mounted Vaillant gas fired central heating boiler, oak engineered flooring, recessed ceiling spotlighting. The conservatory/dining room has a dwarf base and UPVC double glazed windows and doors overlooking and leading onto the south westerly garden aspect, double glazed pitched roof, wall light points, Dimplex electric heater, power points. A doorway from the Kitchen Dining Room leads to the internal hallway with trap giving access to the roof space, ceiling light point, oak engineered flooring and doors leading to:

Bedroom one which has a double aspect with a UPVC double glazed window and further UPVC double glazed stable door overlooking and leading onto the garden aspect, ceiling light point, central heating radiator, television point and door leading to the en suite shower room comprising shower, wc, wash hand basin, tiled flooring, part tiled walls, shaver light point, recessed ceiling spotlighting, heated towel rail. Bedroom two has a UPVC double glazed window, ceiling light point, central heating radiator and television point. Bedroom three has a double glazed Velux windows, central heating radiator and telephone point. Bedrooms two and three are served by a bathroom comprising freestanding bath, wc, vanity wash hand basin with light over and adjacent toiletries cabinet, tiled flooring, part tiled walls, central heating radiator, heated towel rail, obscure UPVC double glazed window, further double glazed Velux window, recessed ceiling spotlighting and extractor.

Outside:

East Lodge is approached via double opening electrically operated gates providing an internal gravelled parking area. The delightful secluded and private good sized garden grounds of East Lodge incorporate paved footpaths which circumnavigate the property with the bulk of the garden laid to lawn with an abundance of mature shrub, hedgerow, specimen tree and flower borders, fenced boundaries.

Milford on Sea is situated on the water's edge west of Lymington, with stunning views of the Needles and Isle of Wight directly as you look out to sea, Hurst Castle to the east and views to Hengistbury Head and Christchurch harbour to the west. The thriving community centres on the village green, enjoying many festivals throughout the year. Milford on Sea offers an array of useful shops, restaurants, wine bars, Inns, churches, a tennis club and a bowling green. It also boasts a popular primary school, catering for children from five to eleven years of age.

Keyhaven To the east of Milford Village is a sought after coastal hamlet, situated on the river it has a sailing club, boat yard, and the historical Hurst Castle built by Henry VIII located at the end of a two mile shingle spit which is popular with walkers and bird watchers. The name "Keyhaven" means 'Harbour where cows are shipped'. Cattle and sheep were transported from the Isle of Wight to the water meadows of the Avon around Christchurch.