This three-bedroom terraced house is offered for sale in Waterlooville, Hampshire, and provides well-planned accommodation with a neutral decorative theme throughout. Situated in a sought-after residential area with access to public transport links, nearby schools, local amenities and green spaces, it will appeal to buyers seeking a practical home in an established location. The property further benefits from a mostly west-facing garden and a double garage, and is available with no onward chain.
On the ground floor, there is a spacious entrance hall leading to the main reception space which is a separate living room diner. Large windows provide good natural light and a pleasant outlook over the front of the property, creating a comfortable environment for both everyday living and entertaining as well as privacy. The layout allows for defined seating and dining zones, supporting a versatile arrangement of furniture.
The kitchen is fitted with modern white gloss units by Howdens, complemented by a wood-effect laminated worktop. Good natural light and views over the garden enhance the sense of space, while a plinth heater offers additional comfort. The configuration provides practical preparation and ample built in storage, making efficient use of the available footprint.
Upstairs there are three bedrooms arranged on the upper level. The master bedroom is a double room with built-in wardrobes, providing integrated storage and helping to keep the space uncluttered. The second bedroom is also a double, again benefiting from built-in wardrobes. The third bedroom includes built-in wardrobes as well, making it suitable as a bedroom, study or guest room, depending on requirements.
There is also an abundance of built in storage fitted in the landing space, provided three separate, deep cupboards.
This home also has the main bathroom, which is presented in a modern style and includes a Mira power shower and a heated towel rail, combining contemporary fittings with everyday practicality. There is a modern W/C, refitted roughly three years ago, providing a useful additional facility for family living and visitors on the ground floor.
Externally, the house features a mostly west-facing garden, which is well positioned for afternoon and evening sun. This outdoor space lends itself to relaxation, play or outdoor dining. A notable advantage of the property is the double garage, offering secure parking and/or storage, which is particularly valuable in a residential setting of this type. The double garage has an electric roller door, provided with two keys, double glazed windows and a door directly accessing the garden/ The garage also has some overhead storage and power. The garden has fitted Indian sandstone patio and lawn as well as an outside tap.
Waterlooville is a well-established Hampshire town with a good range of local amenities. The town centre offers supermarkets, shops, cafés and everyday services, while the wider area includes a choice of pubs, restaurants and leisure facilities. Nearby green spaces and parks provide opportunities for walking, exercise and recreation, with further countryside easily accessible in the surrounding Hampshire landscape.
For families, the location offers access to nearby schools, including primary and secondary options within the wider Waterlooville area. This makes the property a practical choice for purchasers looking to be within reach of educational facilities while still benefiting from local amenities and transport links.
Public transport connections are available via local bus services, which link Waterlooville to surrounding towns and into Portsmouth. The nearest mainline rail options are typically accessed from nearby stations such as Havant or Cosham, which provide routes towards Portsmouth, Southampton, London and other key destinations. Journey times by train from Havant to London Waterloo are commonly around 1 hour 15 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes, and services from the area to Portsmouth can be reached in approximately 10–20 minutes, subject to timetable and connection. Road access is also convenient, with routes towards the A3(M) and the wider motorway network providing links across the region.
In summary, this three-bedroom terraced house for sale in Waterlooville offers a neutrally decorated interior, a separate living room diner, a modern Howdens kitchen, two contemporary bathrooms, built-in storage to all bedrooms, a mostly west-facing garden and a double garage. Combined with access to public transport links, nearby schools, local amenities and green spaces, it represents a well-located home in a consistently popular area of Hampshire, available with no onward chain.
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