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8 Woodlands Court, Dibden Purlieu, Southampton, SO45 4NU. 8 Woodlands Court Dibden Purlieu Southampton SO45 4NU 8 Woodlands Court, Dibden Purlieu, Southampton, SO45 4NU. 8 Woodlands Court Dibden Purlieu Southampton SO45 4NU Price: £495,000 An immaculately presented family home that is situated within a highly desirable location. Internally there are four double bedrooms, an open plan lounge/dining room, a well appointed kitchen with separate utility room, a large family room/study, a ground floor WC and a spacious family bathroom. Outside of the property are well maintained front and rear gardens, a generous driveway and an attached single garage. Further features include UPVC double glazing and gas central heating. An internal viewing is strongly recommended to fully appreciate the spacious accommodation on offer. LOCATION with driving range in nearby Dibden, a recreation centre The property is positioned in the requested area of Dibden with swimming pool in Applemore and a sailing club in Purlieu which is within walking distance of The New Forest Hythe. Schools for all age groups can be found nearby. National Park and a short drive from the coastline. Many shops and restaurants can be found in both Dibden Purlieu ENTRANCE HALL and Hythe Villages with bus services allowing access to UPVC double glazed front door with matching side the surrounding areas including Hythe, Beaulieu, window. Providing access to the lounge, kitchen/breakfast Lymington and Southampton. A passenger ferry service to room, family room/study and WC. Stairs to first floor. Town Quay, Southampton runs regularly from the historic Hythe Pier and there are mainline railway stations at LOUNGE/DINING ROOM Brockenhurst and Southampton Central. Proximity to the This bright, dual-aspect room has a window to front and water enables many outside interests to be enjoyed and UPVC double glazed French doors, with matching side there are various activity centres including a Golf Course windows, opening onto the garden. Feature fireplace houses a gas fire. BEDROOM ONE A spacious room that benefits from extensive fitted KITCHEN/BREAKFAST ROOM wardrobes and a dressing table. Window to front. The well-appointed kitchen boasts a wide range of cupboards and drawers at base as well as eye level. Built BEDROOM TWO in appliances include an oven/grill, gas hob, fridge freezer A second double bedroom also with fitted storage. Window and a dishwasher. Further features include a breakfast to rear. bar, a window to rear and a door to the utility room. BEDROOM THREE UTILITY ROOM A further double bedroom that benefits from a vanity unit. Providing ample space for a washing machine and tumble Window to rear. dryer. Door to garage and a further door allows access to the rear garden. Window to rear. BEDROOM FOUR A fourth double bedroom. Window to front. FAMILY ROOM/STUDY A versatile room that offers further living accommodation. BATHROOM Window to front. A generous suite that is fitted with a bath, separate shower cubicle, WC and hand basin with fitted storage. WC Two screen windows to rear. Comprising a hand basin, a WC and an extractor fan. Built-in cupboard under stairs. OUTSIDE OF THE PROPERTY parking/storage is available to one side via a carport. (accessed by iron gates.) FIRST FLOOR LANDING TO THE FRONT Built-in airing cupboard housing hot water tank and A block-paved driveway allows ample off-road parking TO THE REAR shelving. Access to loft area. Window to side. with an established hedge to the front boundary. Further A stunning garden that features a patio extending from the rear of the property and a further timber decked seating area to one corner. The rest is mainly laid to lawn with immaculately maintained flowers and shrubs to borders. Further features include an outside tap, a timber shed and a sunny aspect. GARAGE A single garage with an up and over door to front. Power and lighting connected. COUNCIL TAX This property is currently in council tax band 'E'. 1 Southward House, Beaulieu Road, Dibden Purlieu, Southampton, Hampshire, SO45 4PT Tel: 02380 844405 [email protected] www.anthonyjamesproperties.co.uk A832 Printed by R avensworth 01670 713330 These particulars are designed as a general outline and do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. Any services, equ ipment, fixtures and fittings or central heating systems have not been tested and no warranty is given or implied that these are in working order or e ven included unless specifically described. All measurements and floor plans are approximate and for guidance only. We ad vise any applicants to check these for accuracy if required for any particular purpose. .
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