Longmead Avenue, Bishopstoke, SO50 6EN

All terraced homes are not made equal… Let this one be your wild card.

This extended late 1920s home offers generous proportions and over 1,200 sq ft of living space. Extended to both the front and rear, it’s a standout example of a character property, ideally located in the heart of Old Bishopstoke.

On entry, you’re greeted by a spacious hallway, complete with useful understairs storage, setting the tone for the space this home has to offer.

Inside, the property blends period charm with modern touches. The lounge features a corner log burner as a striking focal point, while decorative wall panelling adds a contemporary edge — all complemented by retained character features such as picture rails and high ceilings. Fitted shutter blinds to the front elevation — including the lounge and two bedrooms — add both style and practicality.

The extended kitchen is both modern and eyecatching, fitted with high gloss units in a striking teal. It comes well equipped with an integrated fridge freezer, double oven, microwave, and an induction hob with a gas ring, along with space for a freestanding washing machine. The adjoining dining area offers ample room for a table and features patio doors opening onto the garden, while Velux windows in the extension flood the space with natural light, creating a bright yet cosy environment.

A versatile snug provides flexible accommodation and could easily serve as a second reception room, home office, or even a downstairs bedroom. This space benefits from an adjoining utility room space and cloakroom with WC.

Upstairs, there are three truly generous bedrooms. The principal bedroom offers further potential, with a spacious laundry cupboard presenting an excellent opportunity to create an en-suite. Bedroom two and three both benefit from built in wardrobes offering ample storage space.The upstairs shower room is modern and neutrally designed, featuring a shower, WC, basin, and heated towel rail.

Externally, from the front the house is attractive with an external flue and rounded porch. The front garden is large and mostly laid to lawn with a blossom tree and shrubs. The rear garden has been thoughtfully landscaped to include a patio, lawn, and composite decking, alongside a garden room ideal for working from home or additional leisure space. To the rear, there is rear access with a dropped kerb leading to a concrete hardstanding and area with sheds and useful storage. There is ample street parking.

Outside 13 solar panels have been installed with a 6kw battery with the excess energy going to the grid.

A home that offers space, flexibility, and future potential — all within a sought-after village setting. Early viewing is highly recommended.

Additional information Tenure Freehold EPC A Council Tax C Eastleigh Borough Council Utilities: Gas and Electric Mains, Log Burner and Owned Solar Panels with Grid Connectivity and Battery Broadband Speed: Fibre to the cabinet see Offcom Signal Strength: See Signal Checker Parking: On Road Parking, Rear narrow access with hardstanding but not been used for day to day parking but car storage.