Beacon Mount, Park Gate, Hampshire, SO31

Welcome to this charming four bedroom detached home situated in the desirable area of Beacon Mount, Park Gate. Perfect for families and those who love to entertain, this property offers both space and style.

As you enter, you're greeted by a welcoming porch area that leads into a spacious lounge, ideal for relaxing and spending quality time with family and friends. The garage has been thoughtfully converted into a convenient downstairs bedroom, complete with an ensuite, providing an excellent guest room or private space for family members.

The heart of this home is undoubtedly the open-plan kitchen and dining area at the back of the house. This space is perfect for culinary enthusiasts and those who enjoy hosting. Double doors open directly into the rear enclosed garden, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor living experience. The garden is perfect for summer barbecues, children's play, or simply unwinding, and it also includes a built-in shed to the side of the house, offering practical storage solutions.

Upstairs, you will find three well-proportioned bedrooms, each providing a comfortable retreat for rest and relaxation. The newly renovated family bathroom adds a touch of luxury with contemporary fixtures and finishes.

Additional features include two parking spaces at the front of the house, ensuring convenience and ease for you and your guests.

Throughout Locks Heath, Warsash, Park Gate and Sarisbury Green you’ll find evidence of the area’s distant history. Victorian red brick houses and cottages (local red bricks were mostly procured from brick works at Bursledon and Fareham) are dotted throughout the area, their presence, more often marking the location of the many small holdings, joined only by a network of dirt tracks. Their purpose being to house the workers of the vast Strawberry fields. In Victorian times, the area provided thousands of tons of produce to meet the insatiable appetite of the ’London Market’. Much of the local economy revolved around the Strawberries Harvest time, when heavily laden goods carriages were heaved into motion by noisy, billowing steam engines, as they pulled away from the station at Swanwick, bound for London. For a few weeks each year this little station became the busiest in the country.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Services:
Water: Mains Supply
Gas:Mains Supply
Electric: Mains Supply
Sewage: Mains Supply
Heating: Gas Central

Materials used in construction: Ask Agent
How does broadband enter the property: FTTP

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