Campbell Road, Eastleigh

Stanford Estate Agents are pleased to offer this two double bedroom, mid terrace home requiring some modernisation to the market with no forward chain. Located a stones’ throw away from Eastleigh town centre and its array of amenities this property makes for a convenient and ideal first time buy.

Accommodation consists of two large reception rooms, a kitchen with an array of units, freestanding appliance space and door to the rear garden. The first floor has two double bedrooms both serviced via a purpose installed wet room.

Externally the property is located to the end of Campbell Road a short walk to the local green and park. The front garden is pathed with shingle beds (the ramp is being removed). The rear garden is made up of patio and lawn with hardstanding, housing two purpose built wooden sheds. The garden is fully secure via panel enclosed fencing and offers rear pedestrian access.

Further Information:
Local Council: Eastleigh Borough Council
Council Tax Band: B
EPC Rating: TBC – Ordered
Local Primary School: The Crescent Infant & Junior School
Local Secondary School: Toynbee School
Windows: Double Glazed
Heating: Gas Central Heating
Sellers Position: No Forward Chain
Viewing: By Appointment

Local Information:
Eastleigh is a thriving town in Hampshire, located between Southampton & Winchester. The town lies on the river Itchen, originally a village till early 19th century when it was developed to a railway town. Those railway town roots are still firmly imprinted with two mainline train stations providing trains to Winchester in 20 minutes and London Waterloo in an hour. Those looking for commuter links that are not rail are truly spoilt too with junctions to the M27 & M3 Either end of the town, and how could we get Southampton Airport minutes away for some domestic and European trips. Eastleigh is a commuters dream! The town itself has an array of amenities including several supermarkets as well as several boutique and independent shops. Residential homes come in all shapes, sizes and age from 1800s thatched cottages to 1900 Victorian terraces to modern, well thought out developments there is a home in Eastleigh for everyone. Places leisure and Lakeside Country Park are favoured by locals for there greenery, open spaces and walks with the latter having a small passenger steam train paying further homage to the roots that the town was founded.