Having been designed and built by the current Vendors, this distinctive five bedroom detached house benefits from a large garden and is offered for sale to the open market for the first time.

Hidden from the road and tucked away down a long driveway, this home was built approximately 36 years ago to a bespoke design to accommodate a growing family. This is clearly evident when it comes to the first floor in particular, where there are five well-proportioned bedrooms, including a range of fitted wardrobes to four of the bedrooms. The principal bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, whilst a family bathroom with a four piece suite, serves the remaining bedrooms. An abundance of space continues on the ground floor with a lovely entrance hallway providing access to all the living rooms. To enjoy views of the garden, the reception rooms and kitchen are spread across the back of the house. A kitchen/dining room provides plenty of space for socialising with friends and family, with a comprehensive range of floor and wall units to offer ample storage space. A formal dining room next to the kitchen makes a great additional reception room or provides the opportunity to become an open plan, kitchen/sitting/dining room if desired. A large utility room compliments the kitchen with room for a range of appliances. Running from the front to the back of the house the sitting room is flooded with light from a window to the front and patio doors to the rear, with a brick fireplace creating a central focus point and keeping the room cosy on winter evenings. To the front there is a large study/office, currently used as a music room, making an extremely versatile room to suit any buyer and their needs.

A double garage can be accessed from the front driveway where there is also parking for numerous vehicles. The private rear garden is extensive, mainly laid to lawn and with plenty of mature trees and shrubs. The garden attracts the sun from mid-morning until evening making it ideal for al fresco socialising. The patio terrace is a pleasant area to relax and enjoy the sun.

Council Tax Band - G

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 Museum, the last remaining example of a Victorian steam-powered brickworks in the Country. 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 The Navigators, Elm Tree and 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.