A characterful 1875 two-bedroom terraced house in West End, Southampton, offering open-plan living, a south-facing garden, garage, and convenient access to local amenities, green spaces and excellent road, rail and bus links—ideal for first-time buyers.
- Charming 1875 period terraced house
- Spacious open-plan living dining area
- Two good-sized double bedrooms
- Main bedroom with built-in wardrobes
- Sunny south-facing private garden
- Single garage for parking or storage
- Close to shops, cafés, amenities
- Near parks, green spaces, cycling routes
A two-bedroom terraced cottage in West End, Southampton, offering character features dating back to its original construction in 1875. The property provides practical accommodation suited to first-time buyers or downsizers seeking access to local amenities, green spaces and established transport links.
The ground floor includes an entrance porch and open-plan reception room with built-in storage and desk space, creating a flexible area for living, dining and home-working. There is one kitchen and one bathroom. Outside, the property benefits from a south-facing garden and a single garage, providing both outdoor space and useful storage or parking.
Both bedrooms are doubles; the main bedroom includes fitted wardrobes, maximising available space.
West End offers a range of local amenities, including shops, café and everyday services along and around the High Street. Nearby green spaces and parks, together with local cycling routes, support outdoor recreation and commuting by bike.
The property is well positioned for public transport. Hedge End or Southampton Airport Parkway railway stations within easy reach, offering services towards Southampton Central, Portsmouth and London Waterloo. Journeys to Southampton Central typically take around 15 minutes, with onward connections across the South Coast and to London. Regular bus routes also serve West End, linking to Southampton city centre and surrounding areas.
Road access is convenient for the M27, providing routes towards Portsmouth, Fareham and Winchester, as well as links to the M3 for travel towards London. This terraced house combines period character with access to local facilities and transport, making it a great option for first-time buyers.
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