Lyon Avenue, New Milton, Hampshire, BH25

This charming residence boasts three spacious bedrooms, each with en suite, as well as spacious living accommodation. Situated in a sought after, quiet location, on this tree lined avenue, within easy walking distance of the town centre with its M & S Foodhall and mainline railway station to London Waterloo.

The welcoming entrance hall guides you into the living room where the interior design contributes to a harmonious living space with fireplace and French doors onto the garden. From here is a well appointed study with fitted shelving and cupboards. The kitchen is designed with both style and functionality in mind, featuring modern cabinetry and integrated appliances. The focal point of the kitchen is a central island, serving as a versatile workstation and doubling as a casual dining area with barstool seating. Connected to the kitchen is the dining room which is a bright and inviting space, thanks to a roof light that allows natural light to flood the area, French doors lead to the garden, integrating indoor and outdoor living spaces.

On the ground floor, the layout includes an additional bedroom, for those seeking a ground-floor option, providing flexibility, catering to various living arrangements or serving as a convenient guest room with en suite shower room.

Both bedrooms on the first floor are equipped with en suite bathrooms. The combination of sloping ceilings and en suite bathrooms adds a touch of luxury, ensuring that these spaces serve as retreats within the home.

Outside:

As you approach the property, you are greeted by a well-maintained gravel driveway.

The rear garden has been thoughtfully designed, the combination of the shaped lawn, mature borders, patio, and summerhouse creates a well-balanced and visually appealing outdoor environment. There is also a shed to the side of the property which can house garden tools.

New Milton is situated between the New Forest and the sea. It is a bustling town with a wide range of shops, bars and restaurants. As well as excellent schools, it has a health centre, dental surgeries, a library and sports centre. A mainline railway provides access to Bournemouth and beyond to the west, and to Southampton and London Waterloo to the east. The history of the area can be traced back to the Domesday book with evidence of Roman occupation having been found.