Middlebridge Street, Romsey, Hampshire, SO51

From the moment you approach the gated entrance and follow the sweeping driveway, the charm of this residence becomes apparent, with a delightful front garden adorned with box hedging and lush plantings, alongside ample off-road parking. Thoughtfully updated over the years, this home appeals to a wide demographic, whether seeking a family residence, second home, or downsizing opportunity, all within easy reach of Romsey's historic town centre.

Upon entry, prepare to be enchanted—the living room, ideal for entertaining, features a striking fireplace, while the cosy snug with a log burner boasts streams of natural light through the sash windows. At the rear, a fabulous open-plan kitchen/dining/living area awaits, showcasing a bespoke kitchen and a Charvet professional range cooker as its centrepiece. The adjoining conservatory area seamlessly extends the living space, leading out to the garden and patio area. Additional ground floor amenities include a utility room, cloakroom, and pantry.

The first-floor hosts two bedrooms serviced by a shower room, while the second floor reveals the principal bedroom with bespoke fitted wardrobes and a fourth bedroom currently utilized as a dressing room with use of the family bathroom.

Outside, the rear garden provides a tranquil retreat, featuring a large patio for al-fresco dining, a well-manicured lawn, and a summer house, all overlooking stunning views of the River Test. There is further potential with the annexe to be developed for multi-generational living or even as an office for those working from home. Designed for privacy and serenity, this property offers a lifestyle of unparalleled charm and sophistication.

Under the 1979 Estate Agents Act, we wish to declare that the Vendor of the property is associated with Charters Estate Agents.

Romsey is one of the main towns in the Test Valley Borough with a population of almost 15,000. It is a sought-after market town offering an eclectic mix of specialist boutique shops alongside familiar high street retailers, a Waitrose supermarket, numerous cafe bars, restaurants to suit all tastes, and bus and rail stations with direct links to Winchester, Salisbury and Southampton.
Romsey retains its regular street market as well as leisure facilities and historical sites including Broadlands House. At the centre of Romsey is the market place, town hall and the stunning Abbey.
Romsey is also well placed for the M3/M27 interchange for London, the New Forest, and Southampton International Airport which connects to London Waterloo in about 70 minutes. The area is also well served by excellent schools for all age groups in both the private and public sectors.