2 Bed │ 1 Bath │ 1 Rec
Price Guide £375,000 Freehold
Key features
Full description
A beautifully presented late Victorian, end of terrace cottage delightfully located, within level walking distance of Emsworth town centre and the foreshore. The property was believed to have been constructed around 1870 of traditional colour washed brick elevations under a pitched slate tiled roof. Inside the property has been recently refurbished to a modern standard with updated double glazed windows and a new fully fitted kitchen. In the sitting room there is a working fireplace that leads through to the rear courtyard garden. Upstairs has two double bedrooms with the principle bedroom having built in wardrobes and a updated family bathroom.
To the front of the property there is a large garden mainly laid to lawn with flower beds leading to a large outbuilding/store at the back of the garden. EPC-D
Council Tax Band - C
Situation
Situation
Lumley Gardens is just off Lumley Road, a semi-rural lane running alongside Peter Pond, a natural wildlife habitat and conservation area, within walking distance of the thriving village of Emsworth, with day to day shopping, easy access to the foreshore and train station. At its northern end it becomes Mill Lane and bridges the countryside between Emsworth and Westbourne. The Cathedral City of Chichester lies approximately 6 miles to the east with the renowned Festival Theatre and comprehensive shopping facilities. The junction with the A27 motorway is approximately one and a half miles to the west, providing access to Portsmouth and Southampton in the west and the aforementioned Chichester and Brighton to the east. London is access via the A3m intersection at Bedhampton. Havant which lies approximately 4 miles away provides a mainline railway station to London Waterloo (70 minute fast service).
Hallway
Sitting Room
Kitchen/Dining Room
Landing
Bedroom 1
Bedroom 2
Bathroom
Garden
Why live in Emsworth?
Many people move to Emsworth to enjoy the best of town, country and coastal life. It was once a fishing village that was known for boatbuilding, rope making and oyster farming. Many of these traditions are long gone, but Emsworth has retained much of its old-fashioned charm.
The many artists who live and work here throw open their studio doors to show their work at the annual Emsworth Art Trail while the Emsworth Horticultural Society holds an annual fair over the August Bank Holiday, which includes demonstrations of ancient crafts such as glass blowing, wood turning, falconry and beekeeping.