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£599,950
Slough Lane, Poole, BH16
- 3 beds
£599,950
- 3 beds
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A detached, three bedroom, chalet bungalow positioned on a generous plot approaching 0.2 acres with scope for extension (STPP) and enjoying uninterrupted views across the local nature reserve and beyond. No forward chain.
Property Description
Slough Lane sits along the southern edge of Upton along the northern boundary of the RSPB nature reserve, giving the home a delightful rural backdrop. The accommodation comprises a living room, kitchen and breakfast room, bedroom, bathroom and separate WC to the ground floor and there are two double bedrooms, along with a family bathroom, to the first floor. The home is double glazed throughout, benefits from gas fired heating and, in our opinion, boasts scope for extension and redevelopment (STPP).
Gardens and Grounds
The home sits centrally on its plot which is approaching 0.2 acres and the gardens have been well cared for. They are predominantly laid to a kept lawn and there are a variety of flower beds as well as kitchen garden area. There are two wood-built garden sheds and the driveway is laid to tarmacadam and is suited to several vehicles. In turn the driveway gives access to the covered carport.
Location
Poole is renowned for its sandy beaches and vibrant town with places to eat, drink and shop. The train station is a short walk with frequent train services to London Waterloo, Bournemouth, Southampton, The New Forest, Winchester, and Weymouth. Poole bus station is also close by offering both frequent local and long distance services. The area is also served by Bournemouth and Southampton airports and Poole's Cross Channel Ferry services. Poole Quay is at the end of Poole High Street with its numerous restaurants, bars and ferries to Brownsea Island. The Jurassic Coast to the west and the New Forest to the east are two of the most beautiful areas of the U.K. The area benefits from numerous leisure facilities including wind surfing, sailing, swimming and golf. There are miles of award winning sandy beaches, including the famous Sandbanks beach, which is less than five miles away.
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£8,748
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Property Description
Slough Lane sits along the southern edge of Upton along the northern boundary of the RSPB nature reserve, giving the home a delightful rural backdrop. The accommodation comprises a living room, kitchen and breakfast room, bedroom, bathroom and separate WC to the ground floor and there are two double bedrooms, along with a family bathroom, to the first floor. The home is double glazed throughout, benefits from gas fired heating and, in our opinion, boasts scope for extension and redevelopment (STPP).
Gardens and Grounds
The home sits centrally on its plot which is approaching 0.2 acres and the gardens have been well cared for. They are predominantly laid to a kept lawn and there are a variety of flower beds as well as kitchen garden area. There are two wood-built garden sheds and the driveway is laid to tarmacadam and is suited to several vehicles. In turn the driveway gives access to the covered carport.
Location
Poole is renowned for its sandy beaches and vibrant town with places to eat, drink and shop. The train station is a short walk with frequent train services to London Waterloo, Bournemouth, Southampton, The New Forest, Winchester, and Weymouth. Poole bus station is also close by offering both frequent local and long distance services. The area is also served by Bournemouth and Southampton airports and Poole's Cross Channel Ferry services. Poole Quay is at the end of Poole High Street with its numerous restaurants, bars and ferries to Brownsea Island. The Jurassic Coast to the west and the New Forest to the east are two of the most beautiful areas of the U.K. The area benefits from numerous leisure facilities including wind surfing, sailing, swimming and golf. There are miles of award winning sandy beaches, including the famous Sandbanks beach, which is less than five miles away.
£599,950
3 bed house for sale
Slough Lane, Poole, BH16
A detached, three bedroom, chalet bungalow positioned on a generous plot approaching 0.2 acres with scope for extension (STPP) and enjoying uninterrupted views across the local nature reserve and beyond. No forward chain.
Property Description
Slough Lane sits along the southern edge of Upton along the northern boundary of the RSPB nature reserve, giving the home a delightful rural backdrop. The accommodation comprises a living room, kitchen and breakfast room, bedroom, bathroom and separate WC to the ground floor and there are two double bedrooms, along with a family bathroom, to the first floor. The home is double glazed throughout, benefits from gas fired heating and, in our opinion, boasts scope for extension and redevelopment (STPP).
Gardens and Grounds
The home sits centrally on its plot which is approaching 0.2 acres and the gardens have been well cared for. They are predominantly laid to a kept lawn and there are a variety of flower beds as well as kitchen garden area. There are two wood-built garden sheds and the driveway is laid to tarmacadam and is suited to several vehicles. In turn the driveway gives access to the covered carport.
Location
Poole is renowned for its sandy beaches and vibrant town with places to eat, drink and shop. The train station is a short walk with frequent train services to London Waterloo, Bournemouth, Southampton, The New Forest, Winchester, and Weymouth. Poole bus station is also close by offering both frequent local and long distance services. The area is also served by Bournemouth and Southampton airports and Poole's Cross Channel Ferry services. Poole Quay is at the end of Poole High Street with its numerous restaurants, bars and ferries to Brownsea Island. The Jurassic Coast to the west and the New Forest to the east are two of the most beautiful areas of the U.K. The area benefits from numerous leisure facilities including wind surfing, sailing, swimming and golf. There are miles of award winning sandy beaches, including the famous Sandbanks beach, which is less than five miles away.