3 beds |
1 bath |
£485,000
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Secluded, low-maintenance back garden, mainly laid to paving, bordered with mature shrubs and trees. The garden offers a great space to entertain
Block paved driveway with plenty of parking & a good sized adjoining garage
Attractive focal point fireplace, with a coal-effect gas fire, in the living room
Situated on the outskirts of Lymington/Pennington with easy access into town
Gas central heating & fully double glazed
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This well maintained, three double bedroom, semi detached house, offers generous accommodation throughout, complemented by a peaceful setting. Ideally located in a quiet, leafy cul de sac and within easy reach of Lymington town centre and the local schools.
The bustling Georgian market town of Lymington has a wide range of restaurants, eateries of all types, shops and boutiques. Famed for it's affiliation with sailing, benefits include two large Marinas, a number of chandleries and moorings on the river. Lymington has a branch line train link to the New Forest village of Brockenhurst, situated approximately 5 miles away. From there you can reach London Waterloo in approximately 90 minutes. The village of Milford on Sea is a mere 2.5 miles away and has a fantastic array of cafes, award-winning restaurants and boutique shops.