High Street, Fareham, Hampshire, PO16 7BQ

Seller now suited reduced to £600,000 - Offered with no onward chain,this exceptional Grade II Listed Georgian town house, dating from circa 1830, built by the Attorney Stephen Barney, the Recorder at the trial of the mutineers of HMS Bounty, occupies a truly enviable position within the highly sought-after Fareham High Street Conservation Area.

Perfectly placed for modern living, the property is just a short stroll from the town centre, mainline railway station, bus station, supermarkets, and an array of local amenities, while also offering convenient access to the M27—making it ideal for both commuters and families alike.

The current owners have sympathetically maintained and beautifully presented the home, preserving its period charm while ensuring a high standard of finish throughout. The accommodation is both elegant and versatile, characterised by impressive ceiling heights, original sash windows with shutters, ornate coving, ceiling roses, dado rails, and exposed timber floorboards, all combining to create a home of remarkable character and warmth an additional feature of the home is an Air conditioning system to the rear reception assisting in making the hot summers a little more bearable.

Arranged over multiple levels, the property offers two generous reception rooms, each rich in original detail, alongside a stunning refitted kitchen featuring quality units and granite worktops. A substantial and highly practical basement/cellar provides excellent additional space, thoughtfully divided into storage, pantry, and workshop areas.

Upstairs, three well-proportioned double bedrooms are complemented by a beautifully appointed family bathroom, separate shower room, and cloakroom. A charming mezzanine level provides an ideal home office or reading area, enhanced by a feature arched window that adds both light and architectural interest.

Outside, the enclosed rear garden offers a private and peaceful retreat, while the impressive barn—configured as a double car port—provides secure parking alongside workshop and storage facilities, , accessed by a private driveway shared with number 48.

Rarely available and offered with no onward chain, this outstanding home effortlessly blends historic elegance with modern convenience, all set within one of Fareham’s most desirable and accessible locations.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

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The property is in a conservation area

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Fareham and Whiteley both provide an excellent range of shopping and leisure facilities. Fareham main line railway station is a short distance away and there are also good motorway links to the M27 for both east and west bound routes, with access to the A3 for Petersfield, Guildford and London. Situated in an extremely sought-after residential location, Stubbington village itself provides an excellent range of amenities, excellent schools and with both Hill Head and Lee on the Solent beaches being just over a mile away. Hill Head village is famed for its sheltered beach, stunning water front views, sailing club and small harbour known as Titchfield Haven. As well as the sheltered local beaches and access to the sea, the nearby Titchfield Haven Nature Reserve and Hillhead Sailing Club provide another dimension for outdoor recreation.