6 Bed │ 2 Bath │ 5 Rec
Guide Price £950,000
Key features
Full description
Originally built in the 1920s, Eventyde has been the family home for the current owners for many years. Over 3000 square feet of accommodation suitable for the large family and the coming together of different age groups, with excellent potential for further renovation and extension to meet any ambition.
Downstairs, the attractive open plan reception hallway/dining area gives access to the main reception rooms on the ground floor. A sitting room and family room/office are complemented by the main kitchen breakfast room. Adjacent to the kitchen is the utility room and there is a convenient downstairs shower room. Upstairs there are four double bedrooms and a family bathroom following the loft conversion which was completed in the mid 1990¿s. This renovation included the creation of a huge loft space with potential for additional accommodation STPP. Off the sitting room is the annexe space extended in the 1970s. There is a spacious sitting room, a separate bedroom and separate kitchen dining room. Finally, there is a separate bathroom.
Outside, the grounds are approaching three quarters of an acre, secluded and enclosed and a beautifully tranquil space for catching a glimpse of the local wildlife. There is a lean-to greenhouse, garage and to the front a driveway set back from the road, large enough for several cars.
Situation
Eventyde is situated in the leafy hamlet of Tye at the southern end of the village of Northney with its 12th century Norman church and village hall. The Yew Tree pub is a 15 minute walk away and within reasonable reach is the charming Northney Tea Rooms and Salt Shack Café. The Langstone Quays Hotel provides a health club, bar and restaurant with Northney Marina nearby. There are also a selection of sailing clubs nearby. Chichester Harbour foreshore is a short walk away via a public footpath, the Hayling Billy Trail can also be accessed cross country.Council Tax Band: F
Tenure: Freehold
Why live in Hayling Island?
Hayling Island is a delightful 12-square mile area of land that’s completely surrounded by the sea and can only be accessed by the road bridge from Langstone. It’s is an absolute mecca for watersports – windsurfing was invented here and we have miles of glorious, safe beaches that are made for seaside activities, including sailing, power boating, jet skiing and beach volleyball.
Beachlands beach has received the international Blue Flag award every year for the past 25 years and is the perfect spot to while away the hours looking over the Solent with a fish and chip supper.