2 Bedroom Detached House

Tucked away at the very end of a peaceful cul-de-sac, this rarely available 1930s detached home is one of those properties that immediately feels a little different. Private, individual and packed with character, it combines the charm of its period with a stylish finish that has clearly been thought about by the current owners. Built in 1936 and offering two genuinely well-proportioned bedrooms, the property has been recently decorated throughout and is presented in excellent condition, making this a home you really can move straight into and enjoy. Before you even step through the front door, there is plenty to appreciate. The frontage is particularly impressive, offering off-road parking for multiple vehicles, while still retaining a separate front garden. A pathway leads down the side of the property to the main entrance, reinforcing just how secluded the position feels.

Step inside and immediately to your left is the beautifully finished living room. Recently redecorated, this is a cosy yet contemporary space, with the standout feature being the bespoke media wall. Integrated LED downlighting creates individual illuminated recesses, perfect for displaying family photographs, artwork and personal touches, giving the room a really considered finish. Moving further through the house, the staircase naturally separates the living room from the dining area while still allowing the ground floor to feel connected. The dining room is a real feature of the home. There is comfortably enough space for a large dining table seating up to eight people, making it ideal for family dinners, entertaining friends or simply having everyone around the table. The exposed brick chimney breast and recessed sections bring some of the property's original personality back into the room, contrasting brilliantly against the herringbone-style, hard-wearing vinyl flooring. There is also useful additional storage beneath the stairs.

Continue towards the rear and you arrive at what we think will be another favourite part of the house the kitchen. Finished with a timeless shaker-style design and complemented by real wood worktops, which have recently been sanded and oiled, it perfectly suits the age and style of the property. Positioned overlooking the rear garden, there is plenty of natural light and a full range of storage and worktop space. Appliances include a freestanding oven, extractor fan, integrated fridge freezer and washing machine.

Head upstairs and the quality continues. There are two excellent bedrooms, both of which have been recently decorated and both benefit from bespoke fitted wardrobes, maximising the available storage without compromising the usable floor space. The principal bedroom also has something we think buyers will particularly appreciate during the warmer months air conditioning. Positioned within the main bedroom, it provides a brilliant way of cooling the upper floor and is a feature you rarely find in a property of this age and price point. Positioned between the two bedrooms is the contemporary shower room, another space that has been finished with plenty of personality. Sage green tiling combines with contrasting décor to create a bright, stylish and modern room while remaining sympathetic to the rest of the house.

And then there is the garden. The rear garden is an exceptional size, providing plenty of room for children, entertaining, gardening or simply enjoying the outside space. Its proportions are made even more impressive by the substantial detached garage situated towards the rear. Although accessed through a single garage door, internally the garage provides a considerable amount of space and is approximately double-garage sized. As it stands, it is fantastic for vehicles, storage, bikes, tools or a workshop, but it also provides exciting future potential. Subject to any necessary permissions and consents, it could make an incredible garden room, home office, gym, studio or entertainment space.

Detached houses of this size and character are already difficult to find locally. Combine that with the cul-de-sac position, substantial parking, large garden, oversized garage and the condition throughout, and we think Archery Grove is going to attract a lot of attention.

 
The Location
The property is situated in Archery Grove within the popular Woolston district of Southampton, occupying arguably one of the best positions available tucked right at the end of a cul-de-sac. It offers that difficult-to-find combination of feeling private and secluded while remaining incredibly convenient for everyday life. Despite the tucked-away setting, Southampton city centre is only a relatively short drive away, making the property ideal for anyone working in or regularly travelling into the centre. For those who would rather leave the car at home, there are also established bus routes within walking distance providing connections across Southampton and the surrounding areas. Day-to-day essentials are equally convenient, with Lidl located just around the corner, while Woolston itself offers a broad selection of shops, services and amenities. One of the area's biggest lifestyle attractions is nearby Centenary Quay, which has completely transformed this part of Woolston and provides a fantastic waterfront environment. Here you'll find places including Mettricks Coffee House and Quayside Wine Bar, alongside additional places to eat, drink, exercise and unwind. The position also gives residents easy access to walks along the waterfront, while Woolston benefits from excellent connections towards Southampton city centre, Bitterne, Sholing, Ocean Village and the wider motorway network. For buyers wanting a home that feels tucked away when they close the front door but keeps everything they need within easy reach, the position is incredibly difficult to fault.

 
Useful Additional Information

• Tenure: Freehold
• Property Type: Detached two-bedroom house
• Year Built: We understand the property was constructed circa 1936
• Construction: Standard construction
• Local Authority: Southampton City Council
• Council Tax Band: Band C
• Approximate Annual Council Tax: £2,116.87
• Heating: Gas central heating
• Boiler: Vaillant combination boiler located beneath the stairs
• Utilities: Mains gas, electricity, water and drainage
• Current Energy Supplier: Octopus Energy
• Broadband: toob broadband
• Loft: Part-boarded and insulated, with a fitted ladder to the loft hatch and lighting
• Appliances Included: Oven, extractor fan, fridge freezer and washing machine
• Parking: Extensive off-road parking for multiple vehicles
• Garage: Substantial detached garage with a single garage door, electrics and considerably larger internal space
• Seller's Position: The owners have already secured their onward purchase, which itself has no forward chain

All information has been provided by the seller and should be independently verified by a buyer and/or their legal representative where necessary.

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