CG Fry & Son are delighted to offer this exceptional three double bedroom semi-detached house for sale. Accomodation comprises Kitchen/Dining Room, Living Room, Utility room and WC. SHOW HOMES NOW AVAILABLE TO VIEW. Please call for further info.
CG Fry & Son are pleased to present Plot 16, a three bedroom semi-detached family home with well-proportioned accommodation. The ground floor displays an open plan kitchen/dining room with fitted appliances, complemented by a separate utility room. There is a generous living room. The ground floor is completed by a guest cloakroom. To the first floor there are three bedrooms. The principal bedroom boasts an en-suite shower room and the family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. Externally the property benefits from a garage and two parking spaces.
Mountbatten Park is set in North Baddesley, a large village just 3 miles to the east of the market town of Romsey and 6 miles to the north of Southampton. In 1086 the Doomsday Book shows Badeslei (as it was called) was a small hamlet valued at £3. One of the village’s most notable events was the Knights of Jerusalem coming to take up residence; they were later known as the Knights Hospitaller who were a medieval order dedicated to the care and protection of Pilgrims and stayed for 400 years. There is still evidence of roads named after them and the former church was re-dedicated to St John the Baptist, their Patron Saint.
Easy access to the M27 and great train links in nearby Romsey makes this a great location for commuters and families who still want to be on the doorstep of the national park.
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Mountbatten Park is set in North Baddesley, a large village just 3 miles to the east of the market town of Romsey and 6 miles to the north of Southampton. In 1086 the Doomsday Book shows Badeslei (as it was called) was a small hamlet valued at £3. One of the village’s most notable events was the Knights of Jerusalem coming to take up residence; they were later known as the Knights Hospitaller who were a medieval order dedicated to the care and protection of Pilgrims and stayed for 400 years. There is still evidence of roads named after them and the former church was re-dedicated to St John the Baptist, their Patron Saint.
Easy access to the M27 and great train links in nearby Romsey makes this a great location for commuters and families who still want to be on the doorstep of the national park.
Disclaimer: The main image is a CGI and internal and external images are from the show home and therefore representative only.
