The Old Coach House is an elegant four-bedroom property in the sought-after Georgian market town of Lymington.
The house has many attractive features including full height bay windows and French doors in the drawing room which fill the room with light and give access to the garden; the long second floor landing which gives access to the master bedroom suite is also a feature of the property.
Accommodation in total comprises: four/five bedrooms, three reception rooms and three bathrooms. The house has been fully converted into a modern family home making the most of the views of the pretty walled garden.
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Outside the beautiful landscaped gardens are locally quite well-known and offer a wonderful mix of formal and informal areas. A ‘secret garden' with enchanting walkways adds to the ambience and a paved patio area to the rear offers good space for entertaining. The garden also has a useful brick outbuilding.
Lymington has a good range of amenities including cosmopolitan shopping and the picturesque harbour within walking distance of the house. Also within walking distance are two deep water marinas and sailing clubs and there is a Saturday market in the High Street. The area is one of outstanding natural beauty with the New Forest to the north. Brockenhurst railway station (four miles) has direct access to London Waterloo.
The guide price is £1.1m. For further information please contact Savills on 023 8071 3990 or visit www.savills.co.uk.
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