Terraced house for sale in Brassey Road, Winchester, Hampshire SO22

A charming and highly convenient mews cottage within Fulflood, close to the railway station and historic city centre. An ideal first home or investment.

Description
The property is set down a quiet footpath used only by the property and the immediate neighbours. There is a gated entrance that leads to the courtyard garden and the covered
front door. The entrance hall has storage space for jackets and shoes and leads to an outstanding open plan kitchen/dining and living room. The kitchen is cleverly configured and offers space for freestanding appliances as well as wall and floor mounted cabinets for storage and a very sociable breakfast bar. The wooden worktops and modern lighting all contribute to lovely space that works very well with the generous proportions of the dining and living area.

The first floor contains an abundance of natural light from large windows, light wells and skylight windows. There are two bedrooms, with the principal room having a substantial built-in wardrobe. A bathroom completes the first floor.

<b>outside</b>
There is a private courtyard garden that feels like an extension to the main living accommodation as there are double doors to the living room. The area is paved and offers a place to dine al fresco, feeling quite private. Enhancements could be made by adding some potted plants, herbs or outside furnishings.

Location
Brassey Road is situated in the ever popular area of Fulflood, a very attractive area to the west of the city centre. Being positioned on the London side of the railway station and with independent coffee shops, restaurants, and other useful local amenities, Fulflood is a varied and extremely attractive Victorian suburb of Winchester, with unique character and a strong local community.

The historic city centre is within 1 mile where there is a pedestrianised high street containing a selection of shops, independent boutiques, restaurants and recreational facilities such as the Theatre Royal, cinema and sport and leisure park. There are captivating walks through the cathedral streets leading to St. Catherine's Hill and the water meadows around St Cross where walkers or cyclists can follow the Itchen Navigation south of Winchester to local villages.

Winchester is very well connected via road and rail with London Waterloo being around 59 minutes from the city's railway station. The M3 allows easy access to London and the South coast connecting with the M27 and Southampton Airport which serves a growing number of destinations worldwide. The A34 to the north provides access to Oxford, the Midlands and the A303 to the West Country.

Square Footage: 688 sq ft





Additional Info
All mains services connected.
Council Tax Band C
Freehold