Positioned within the ever popular setting of Old Bishopstoke, this characterful 1930s family home combines generous proportions, beautiful period detail and exciting future potential — making it an ideal long term move for growing families. Upon entry you’re greeted with a spacious hallway with walnut laminate flooring and a stylish grey vertical radiator which flows throughout the back of the house to the kitchen, dining room and office snug. At the front of the property the 14ft lounge retains charming period character with a bay windows, working open feature fireplace, high ceilings and Edwardian Oak style doors. The beautifully modernised kitchen is the heart of the home: thoughtfully designed in Taupe Shaker style with a pitched roof and double windows that flood the space with natural light while offering attractive views across the garden. Fitted with a full range of integrated appliances the kitchen is both stylish and practical. The kitchen flows through to the dining area which has a period fireplace surround, vertical radiator creating a social entertaining space. There is a nest central heating system with combo boiler. A snug offer flexibility of use but is currently used as an office space with white shutter blinds. A compact WC completes the ground floor. Upstairs, the bedrooms offer excellent proportions, comfortably accommodating family life. The principal bedroom with bay window has built in storage and offers flexibility for reconfiguration. The second bedroom is another generous double with built in storage. The third bedroom would make a perfect nursery, single room or office space. The family bathroom completes the first floor: there is a 3 piece suite with space to reconfigure and modernise the space adding a free standing shower. Outside the south facing rear garden enjoys sunlight throughout the day and provides an ideal setting for families, entertaining or keen gardeners. It offers plenty of scope for landscaping. Currently there is a mix of grass, patio and nature pond with establish shrubs and trees. A useful brick built structure/store offers valuable additional storage or workshop potential with light and electricity. To the front, the property benefits from driveway parking for one/two cars. For buyers thinking ahead, the property also offers potential to extend into the loft (subject to the relevant planning permissions and building regulations) — presenting an exciting opportunity to further increase living space and add value over time. Old Bishopstoke remains one of the most soughtmafter residential areas locally, known for its strong community feel and access to beautiful countryside walks including Stoke Park Woods and the Itchen Navigation which runs from Bishopstoke to Winchester. The property is well placed for: Stoke Park Infant and Junior Schools, Wyvern College, Eastleigh town centre and mainline railway station, Southampton Airport and motorway links. Early viewing of this period property is essential.