£395,000
3 bed detached house for saleGudge Heath Lane, Fareham, Hampshire PO15
3 beds
1 bath
3 receptions
EPC Rating: D
Freehold
About this property
Three bedroom detached 1930's house
No forward chain
Much larger than average private garden
Lounge
Dining room
Stunning glass roof conservatory
Many 1930's period features
Driveway parking
Walking distance to Fareham Train Station
We are pleased to present this 1930's detached three bedroom house. Offered with no forward chain the property boasts a much larger than average private rear garden perfect for growing families. An early viewing is highly recommended to avoid disappointment.
On approach you enter the property through a set of double glazed French doors stepping into a porch where a further door leads to the main entrance hallway with stairs to the first floor landing and doors to principal rooms. The ground floor accommodation then consists of a lounge with bay window and features original fireplace to the front aspect, a fitted kitchen, utility area and downstairs WC. Adjacent to the kitchen there is a dining room which then leads to a beautiful glass roof conservatory with Victorian mosaic style tiles looking over the rear garden. On the first floor there is a landing with window and doors to three good sized bedrooms with exposed original sanded and varnished floorboards plus a fitted family bathroom. The whole property is well presented throughout and retains many 1930's period features.
Outside
To the front aspect the property is set back from the road with a dropped kerb leading to a concrete and gravel driveway offering off street parking for multiple vehicles with a walled boundary. Side access then leads to a much larger than average garden measuring approx. 160ft in length. The garden is well stocked with many mature trees including eating apple, cooking apple, plum, plus a number of shrubs and bushes and is surrounded with wooden fence boundaries. There are also laid lawns and the end section of garden has been rewilded with native wild flowers (Cowslips, Birdsfoot Trefoil, Common Vetch etc) to encourage wildlife into the garden. To remain there is also greenhouse and shed with lighting and power.
On approach you enter the property through a set of double glazed French doors stepping into a porch where a further door leads to the main entrance hallway with stairs to the first floor landing and doors to principal rooms. The ground floor accommodation then consists of a lounge with bay window and features original fireplace to the front aspect, a fitted kitchen, utility area and downstairs WC. Adjacent to the kitchen there is a dining room which then leads to a beautiful glass roof conservatory with Victorian mosaic style tiles looking over the rear garden. On the first floor there is a landing with window and doors to three good sized bedrooms with exposed original sanded and varnished floorboards plus a fitted family bathroom. The whole property is well presented throughout and retains many 1930's period features.
Outside
To the front aspect the property is set back from the road with a dropped kerb leading to a concrete and gravel driveway offering off street parking for multiple vehicles with a walled boundary. Side access then leads to a much larger than average garden measuring approx. 160ft in length. The garden is well stocked with many mature trees including eating apple, cooking apple, plum, plus a number of shrubs and bushes and is surrounded with wooden fence boundaries. There are also laid lawns and the end section of garden has been rewilded with native wild flowers (Cowslips, Birdsfoot Trefoil, Common Vetch etc) to encourage wildlife into the garden. To remain there is also greenhouse and shed with lighting and power.
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