Shorefield Way, Milford on Sea, SO41 0RW

A beautifully preserved 1930s mock Tudor family home offering generous proportions and set within a beautiful and mature garden that backs on to a small coppice and overlooking fields.

Located within the sought-after south coast village of Milford on Sea with one of the most revered postcodes.

The property combines the charm and solidity of a period house, with the sense of permanence that is increasingly hard to find, making it particularly well suited to families looking to create a long-term home.

The accommodation is arranged in a traditional and highly practical layout, with two separate reception rooms on the ground floor alongside a large kitchen.

The house has been lovingly maintained by the present owners and retains a wealth of original features including original internal doors, open fireplaces and a further fireplace adapted for a log burner.

All bedrooms are well proportioned, offering excellent flexibility for family use, guests, or home working.

The property sits on a generous plot with an approximately 22 metres wide rear garden extending to around 34 metres in depth with ample front garden and driveway.

To the side of the house is approximately 10 metres of additional width, currently accommodating a detached garage, which presents clear potential for extension while retaining substantial front and rear gardens.

NO FORWARD CHAIN.

Accommodation Summary: Ground Floor * Hallway * Cloakroom * Kitchen/Dining Room/Snug * Utility Room * Living Room * Dining Room First Floor * Principal Bedroom with En Suite Shower Room * Three further Bedrooms * Family Bathroom Additional Information: * Freehold * Council tax band F MILFORD ON SEA Milford on Sea, situated on the south coast midway between Bournemouth and Southampton on the edge of The New Forest National Park with convenient mainline train links from both nearby New Milton and Brockenhurst to London Waterloo.

The picturesque village of Milford on Sea boasts an excellent array of award winning restaurants, bars, pubs, independent shops and boutiques.

Additionally, there is a wealth of social and cultural clubs within the village and local surrounding area.

Offering sailing, paddle boarding, tennis, golf, pilates, art groups, u3A and an active community centre, to name just a few.

The quiet sailing hamlet of Keyhaven is easily accessible, a mere 1 mile away, whilst the pretty Georgian market town of Lymington is approximately 3 miles away, with its renowned sailing facilities and car/passenger ferry service to Yarmouth, Isle of Wight.