Southampton Road, Titchfield, Fareham
£495,000

MIXED USE RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL. A totally unique opportunity to acquire a prominent and interesting home on the outskirts of the popular village of Titchfield. This one-off property enjoys both a mixed residential and commercial use; standing on a plot of 0.471 acres the main home comprises an older style two-bedroom semi-detached cottage with small gardens to the front and a larger formal garden to the rear. To the western side of the plot is a large, stoned yard with a number of outbuildings. The yard has been used for the storage of touring caravans, but with the correct permissions the current package offers great scope and versatility for a variety of other mixed-use schemes. The current owners have been living here for over 45 years and have maintained and modernised the accommodation to a good standard, internally it provides a very cosy place to live, but being situated on its own island like location offers a good degree of privacy, which is why it lends itself as an overall package to a variety of uses. The cottage itself provides spacious accommodation with two big double bedrooms and a spacious four-piece bathroom, on the ground floor there are two generous reception rooms, a modern fitted kitchen and a pleasant conservatory that overlooks the beautifully maintained rear garden, creating a retreat for relaxation. The outbuildings, a mix of block and timber structures and the substantial stoned yard, enhance the property's versatility, catering to a range of lifestyle or business needs, including its current purpose as a storage area for touring caravans since 2010. Conveniently Accessible Location - Located with excellent access from the A27 with vehicular accessible gates to both sides of the plot. The property is easily reached from both Junction 9 of the M27 and Fareham. For those approaching from Junction 9, the property lies just beyond St Margaret’s Roundabout on the right. From Fareham, it is positioned on the right-hand side, just before reaching the roundabout.