4 bed semi-detached house for sale

Akeshill Close, New Milton, Hampshire BH25

Entrance hall with a double glazed front door, stairs to the first floor, and attractive floor tiling.

Superb large sitting room with attractive timber effect flooring, twin high level double glazed Velux windows providing an abundance of light, and twin UPVC double glazed casement doors onto the rear garden.

Impressive kitchen/dining room, with the kitchen area featuring a range of white wall and base units with a contrasting timber effect worktop and an inset one and a half bowl sink unit with a mixer tap over. Space for a range style cooker, dishwasher, washing machine, and fridge. There is also a breakfast bar, glass fronted display cabinets, a wall mounted Worcester gas-fired boiler, and an outlook to the front.

Spacious dining area with timber effect flooring, an excellent range of built-in storage, and ample room for a large dining table.

Ground floor cloakroom fitted with a modern white suite, a chrome ladder style heated towel rail, recessed ceiling spotlights, and an extractor fan.

Ground floor bedroom four/home office with twin UPVC double glazed casement doors to the outside, timber effect flooring, and a trap to the roof space.

First floor landing with a trap to the roof space.

Three first floor bedrooms.

Fully tiled shower room fitted with a modern white suite, comprising a shower cubicle with a thermostatic control shower and glass shower screen, wash basin with storage beneath, WC, tiled flooring, recessed ceiling spotlights, and an extractor fan.

The front garden is laid mainly to attractive block paving, providing off road parking for three vehicles and a Zappi 7kW electric car charger point.

Adjoining the rear of the property is a good sized area of patio, leading to a predominantly lawned rear garden with a large timber garden shed, a lovely wooded backdrop, and a high degree of privacy and seclusion.

Solar:
6.4KWh Solar Panels (sixteen panels)
10KW Storage Battery
The sellers have informed us that between March 2025 -July 2025, the property received £558 from electricity being sold back to the grid via Octopus Energy.