Guide price
£270,000
2 bed terraced house for saleMillway Road, Andover SP10
2 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
- Freehold
Austin Hawk
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About this property
Entrance Hallway
Open Plan Living/Dining Room
Kitchen
Two Double Bedrooms
Bathroom
Low-Maintenance Rear Garden
Driveway Parking
Proximity to Mainline Railway Station
Close to Schools
Close to Local Amenities
Description
A typical Edwardian terraced house in an excellent location with proximity to schools catering for all age groups, Andover's mainline railway station and a host of local amenities. Originally constructed in 1905, the property has been updated throughout the twentieth century whilst still maintaining its original character charm. As well as its excellent location, the property also benefits from driveway parking for two vehicles to the rear of the property. The accommodation itself comprises an entrance hallway, an open-plan living/dining room, a kitchen, two double bedrooms and a bathroom. Outside, there is a small garden area to the front, whilst a practical and low-maintenance rear garden extends back from the property well in excess of fifty feet with the driveway parking beyond.
Location
Andover offers a range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities, including a college of further education, a cinema, theatre and leisure centre. The mainline railway station is exactly half a mile away, and runs a direct route to London's Waterloo in just over an hour, whilst the nearby A303 offers good road access to both London and the West Country. The property is located along Millway Road just south of its junction with Weyhill Road with nearby local amenities including convenience stores, one of which has a post office, various fast food outlets, public houses, a supermarket, petrol stations, a country store and a renowned bakery and fish and chip shop. Andover's hospital is just over half a mile away, as are dental and gp practices, plus Charlton village, which has further local amenities, including an extensive leisure park. Andover's town centre is just under a mile from the property with other local amenities, including Rooksbury Mill Lakes Nature Reserve, and the
outside
The property fronts onto Millway Road, which has on-street parking options with no restrictions. A low-level brick wall forms the front boundary of a small front garden with a path leading to the front door with transom window above, under a pitched, covered porch.
Entrance hallway
Consumer unit & electric meter. Door to:
Open-plan living/dining room
Originally two separate reception rooms, now a very good-sized open-plan living/dining room. The dining area is currently arranged at the front of this open-plan space with a bay window to the front including plantation-style blinds. Recessed fitted cupboards and shelving. The living area has a rear aspect and includes stairs to the first floor with a recessed understairs storage space. Living flame gas fire set within an original fireplace with a tiled hearth. Radiator. Door to:
Kitchen
Window and an external door to the side, which provides access to the rear garden. The kitchen includes a range of eye and base-level cupboards and drawers with worksurfaces over and tongue-and-groove painted splashbacks. Inset one and a half ceramic sink and drainer, inset gas hob with oven/grill below. Space and plumbing for a washing machine, tumble dryer and a slimline dishwasher. Space for a fridge freezer.
First floor landing
Loft access via a pull-down loft ladder. The loft space itself is fully boarded with a velux window, power and lighting and has previously been used as an office.
Bedroom one
Good-sized double bedroom with windows to the front. Original feature fireplace set on a tiled hearth. Fitted wardrobe and cupboard storage utilising the recesses either side of the chimney breast. Radiator.
Bedroom two
Double bedroom with a window to the rear. Recessed fitted wardrobe and cupboard storage. Radiator.
Rear garden
West facing rear garden exceeds well over fifty feet in length. Patio adjacent to the rear of the property and includes a character feature in an original outside WC adjoining the property. Brick shed alongside the patio area with the remainder laid to lawn with mature flower and shrub borders with fruit and ornamental trees. Walled rear garden boundary with a wrought iron gate providing access to the driveway parking, which includes a small wooden shed.
Tenure & services
Freehold. Mains drainage, water, gas and electricity are connected. Gas central heating to radiators.
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