Malt Lane, Bishop's Waltham, Southampton, Hampshire, SO32

A beautifully presented brand-new one-bedroom apartment offering modern living in a well-designed and efficient layout, extending to approximately 518 sq ft.

Situated on the first floor, the apartment opens into a welcoming entrance hallway providing access to all rooms.

The heart of the home is a spacious open-plan kitchen and sitting room, measuring approximately 18'6" x 15'7", creating a bright and versatile space ideal for both relaxing and entertaining. The contemporary kitchen area is thoughtfully arranged with ample worktop and storage space. The generous double bedroom (approximately 13'7" x 9'10") offers comfortable accommodation with plenty of room for wardrobes and additional furnishings.

Completing the apartment is a modern family bathroom, fitted with a bath, wash basin and W.C, finished to a high contemporary standard. This attractive new apartment combines practical layout, modern finishes and well-proportioned rooms, making it an ideal purchase for first-time buyers, professionals, or investors with the added convenience of easy walking access to the centre of Bishop's Waltham,

Disclaimer – Some images are CGI and internal images are from a previous development by the developer to highlight the level of finish to be expected. Stock images of Bishop's Waltham Palace and High Street have been used for marketing purposes.

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