Tucked away just behind Lymington High Street is this quirky and well presented one/two bedroom mews style house, ideal for use as a second home investment or first time buy.
The covered entrance porch leads to the entrance hall with study area, Large cloaks cupboard providing storage for coats/shoes etc with further storage cupboards. Door into the master bedroom with built-in storage cupboard with shelving and light, window to the front aspect and door into the en-suite bathroom, which comprises of a panelled bath unit with mixer taps and shower above, glass shower screen, tiled walls, low level wc, wash hand basin with mixer taps, heated towel rail, extractor fan. Ground floor shower room comprising of a fully tiled shower cubicle, low level wc and pedestal wash hand basin, extractor fan.
Stairs rising to the half landing leading to the open plan living/dining room and kitchen. Living area with French doors overlooking the Juliette balcony and windows to the front aspect and vaulted ceiling with velux roof light, cupboard housing boiler. Kitchen with range of floor and wall mounted cupboards and drawer units with glass and tiled splashbacks. Integral dishwasher, washing machine, fridge and freezer, electric oven and induction hob, one and a half bowl stainless sink unit, space for table, velux window to the front aspect.
Further stairs to the second floor galleried mezzanine landing/occasional bedroom two which has space to easily accommodate a double bed, and has a large velux window with rooftop views of the Solent and Isle of Wight and further side triangular shaped window. This area would also be ideal for a study/home office.
Tenure: Share of Freehold
This charming property is tucked away just behind Lymington High Street, accessed through a pedestrian wrought iron gate leading into the Solent Mews Courtyard, close to all the conveniences that the Georgian market town of Lymington has to offer with its array of boutique shops, restaurants, Quay, train station with links to London Waterloo and supermarkets.
