4 bed detached house for sale

Bedhampton Hill, Havant PO9

Bungalows of this size are rare in this part of Hampshire. 41 Bedhampton Hill runs to around 2,500 square feet on a single storey, and from the moment you step inside the 10-foot ceilings make themselves known - the rooms have a lightness and sense of volume that a floorplan cannot properly convey.

The open-plan living and dining room is the centrepiece of the house, and it is generous by any measure. A log burner anchors one end, giving the room warmth and a focal point through the cooler months, while the kitchen occupies the other with stone worktops and a layout that works hard without drawing attention to itself. Natural light moves well through the space and the room is well-suited to both day-to-day family life and entertaining with ease.

The current owners have updated and maintained the house carefully through their time here. The finish is clean, considered and entirely ready to move into without reservation.

The accommodation provides three well-proportioned double bedrooms, the principal of which has its own en suite. A fourth room, currently used as a study, offers genuine flexibility - workable as a bedroom for those who need it, or equally useful left exactly as it stands. A family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms.

The grounds extend to approximately 0.3 of an acre - a substantial plot by any measure, and exceptional for single-storey living in this location. A four-car garage offers a level of parking and storage provision that is genuinely impressive, suited equally to the car enthusiast, the business owner, or those who simply value space done properly. Solar panels on the roof generate a net annual income, further reducing the cost of running what is already a well-appointed and energy-conscious home.
EPC - C



EPC Rating: C

Location

Bedhampton Hill sits at a convenient point on the South Coast corridor, with Havant's mainline station offering direct services to London Waterloo close to hand. Emsworth, a few miles east, delivers independent shops, excellent restaurants, and a harbour town atmosphere that is difficult to replicate. Chichester extends the offer further - cathedral city shopping, the Festival Theatre, Pallant House Gallery, and a strong educational landscape including Bishop Luffa and Chichester High in the state sector, and Portsmouth Grammar within comfortable reach for those considering the independent route. The South Downs National Park and Goodwood are both easily accessible for those drawn to the outdoors or the circuit.