House - Detached For Sale Langstone Avenue, Havant

THE PROPERTY

Welcome to Rathmoor…

This detached four bedroom home, in the sought-after location of Langstone and just moments from the coast and sea, is looking for someone willing to make it their own. This property is on a very good-sized plot, lending itself to the potential of a large extension (subject to necessary p.permissions) and has the opportunity to be an incredible home for any new prospective owner. Externally, to the front of the home there is a dropped kerb providing vehicular access to the driveway which has off-road parking for multiple cars and access to the integral garage via double doors. The fence enclosed rear garden is approx. 100ft and a particularly fantastic feature of this home and is largely laid to lawn, with plenty of mature fruit tree’s, a wooden shed and two large patio seating areas. There is lots of landscaping potential here to make a really family-friendly space, a party garden or even have a home office or workspace within it.

Internally the property comprises in brief of a large lounge, sunny family room, kitchen diner, downstairs shower room and lean-to on the ground floor; whilst there are four bedrooms, dressing room, a family bathroom and roof-terrace on the first floor.

The property is offered with no forward chain and viewings are strictly via appointment.

LOCATION

Langstone is a small village, on the very edge of the ‘mainland’ across from Havant, and Hayling Island.

Langstone Harbour is the centre of three linked harbours on Hampshire’s southeast coast, with Portsmouth Harbour to the west and Chichester Harbour to the east. Commercial shipping, fishing and recreational boating have been supported in the Harbour for many years. Enjoy a slice of life by the sea as recreational activities such as yachting, dinghy sailing, motor cruising, wind-surfing, water skiing (under license), jet skiing (with a permit) and canoeing are all well established here and the Yacht Club is just moments walk from the property.

Together with Chichester Harbour, which lies to the east of Hayling Island it is designated as a Special Protection Area for wildlife. The eastern boundary with Chichester Harbour is defined by the old Hayling Island railway bridge (now in ruins). Just east of this runs the modern Hayling Island road bridge, and just east of that runs an historic causeway known as the wade way, which was originally the only crossing between Hayling Island and the mainland.