Property description

Located within Romsey town centre this desirable cottage built in circa 1834 is offered to the market with no forward chain. The accommodation is filled with snippets of history from the open fire places and sash windows. It comprises of 2 bedrooms (also loft room), family bathroom, kitchen, lounge & a surprisingly spacious dog legged garden to the rear.

Ground Floor

Entry from the front door takes you into the square lounge area that centres onto the charming open fire place which really expresses the character of the home which is complimented by the sash window to the front elevation. The Kitchen has storage units above & below counter, space for cooker & inset sink. A separate door then allows access to the staircase for the first floor. Traditionally, the bathroom on the rear of the home off of the kitchen comprises of WC, wash hand basin, electric shower over bath & useful storage cupboard.

First Floor

The first floor landing provides access to bedroom one & bedroom two. Bedroom one is a double room with sash window onlooking the front of the home, also benefits from the open fireplace. Bedroom two is a spacious single room will UPVC double glazed window onlooking the garden with additional staircase to the loft room.

Second Floor

Accessed via a staircase in bedroom two the loft room provides the perfect study space or additionally could be used for storage. This was completed pre 1990 before the current owner had ownership of the home.

Outside

Accessed via a door from the kitchen. The garden narrows round to a deceptively spacious open space further on which is laid to lawn, patio area and useful shed.

Parking

On street permit parking is available to the home

Locality

Cherville Street is situated in the centre of Romsey within a level walk of all the extensive amenities this market town has to offer, including Waitrose, Romsey Library, coffee shops, restaurants, bars, Doctors Surgery's, Dentists, some stunning walks and Romsey Abbey. Romsey Train Station is approximately 1 mile from the property.

Sellers Position

Offered with no forward chain

Age

Built circa 1834

Heating

Electric wall heaters & open fireplaces

Windows

Sash windows to the front & UPVC double glazed windows to the rear

Council Tax

Test Valley Borough Council - Band C
Amenities

Period Town Centre Home

Deceptively Large Westerly Facing garden

Potential to Modernise

Open Fireplaces

2/3 Bedrooms or Further Study

Offered with No Forward Chain