Southfield, Kings Saltern Road, Lymington, Hampshire

Detached house south of the High Street

Views across the Lymington River to the Isle of Wight

Entrance Hall

Three ground floor bedrooms (one en suite)

Family shower room

Utility room

Open plan first floor living room

Huge balcony facing south, east and west

Library or fourth bedroom with en suite shower room

South facing rear garden with studio

Garage and parking

Electric gates open onto a parking area with space for 4 cars with access to the garage/workshop. Steps lead up from the gravelled drive to the front door into the spacious entrance hall. Most of the bedrooms and bathrooms, including access to the utility room and the garage, are on this level. A sweeping staircase leads up to a glorious open plan living room with vaulted ceiling, divided into sitting room with fireplace plus a great dining area and modern kitchen. All looking out over the river and across the Solent to the Isle of Wight. Beyond the sliding glass doors is a huge balcony area, facing south, east and west creating another outdoor living space. Leading from this open plan living room is a smaller room currently used as a library/study/snug plus a shower room. This room could also be used as a fourth bedroom if required.

This house enjoys views over the river, where there is always boating action, and would be a yachtman's paradise or would be wonderful for anybody enjoying water sports, walking, bird watching and many other outside activities. Southfield lies south of the High Street in one of the most sought after addresses in Lymington and only 200 paces from the rear garden to the river and sea wall where it is possible to walk for miles, with a bird sanctuary on one side and the Solent on the other.

Southfield is only 350 metres to the shopping centre and the town quay where there are pubs, restaurants, shops and supermarkets. It is also close to both marinas. Lymington offers a marvellous range of local facilities including a hospital, various sports centres and excellent schools.

Southfield, as the the name suggests, has the most delightful garden which faces due south. A real sun trap this garden is easily maintained with a beautiful water feature leading onto further terracing with a most useful studio/office (with a living roof) at the bottom of the garden and a huge bbq area. From the garden, steps lead to the back door into the hall. There is also a spiral staircase from the garden leading up to the kitchen.