Cottage avec piscine et jardin

Beam Cottage is an exceptional house near Warsash, Hampshire, set in a rural position with sea views, a games room, and a swimming pool. Surrounded by countryside yet close to the coast, it offers a generous setting for families and friends to gather and unwind together. The kitchen/diner forms the social heart of the house, where the oil-fired AGA sets the pace for leisurely breakfasts and shared suppers, while the TV provides entertainment to the chosen chefs. A separate dining room with a woodburning stove lends itself to long, celebratory meals, while the sitting room offers another inviting place to settle in beside a second crackling woodburning stove. A snug and conservatory provide quieter corners for reading or conversation, while the utility and cloakroom keep everything running smoothly. Six bedrooms are spread across the property, including a striking double with a freestanding bath and en-suite shower room, a ground-floor double with en-suite shower room, and an external twin offering added independence. The main bathroom makes a statement with its copper freestanding bath and walk-in shower. Step outside to enjoy the patio, lawn, and swimming pool, or head to the external games room for evenings of pool, table football, and relaxed drinks at the bar. From the doorstep, explore the village of Warsash, home to shoreline walks along the River Hamble, the waterfront Rising Sun pub, and the passenger ferry linking you to Hamble-le-Rice. Across the water, Hamble offers sailing heritage, independent shops, and riverside dining. A short drive brings you to Southampton for shopping at Westquay, cultural outings to SeaCity Museum, and walks along the marina at Ocean Village. For coastal days out, head to Lee-on-the-Solent for its promenade and beaches, or venture into the New Forest to discover Brockenhurst, Beaulieu, and open heathland walks among ponies and ancient woodland. However you choose to spend your days, Beam Cottage provides a memorable coastal base.Situated in the residential suburb of Locks Heath is Warsash, a maritime village buried at the mouth of the River Hamble within the south of Hampshire. The historic village is home to significant ancient buildings such as the Warsash Clock Tower, St Mary's Parish Church and four charming pubs, as well as being the sailing port for British and allied commando units over to the Normandy Landings on D-Day. The Warsash Maritime School is the leading training centre for over 150 accredited deck, engineering, interior, maritime and offshore safety training courses as a part of Solent University. Nearby market towns include Fareham, located at the tip of Portsmouth Harbour and the stunning community hamlet of Hook. Southampton is in close reach of the village, a port city boasting attractions such as SeaCity Museum, Solent Sky Museum, a Renaissance Art Gallery, and links to the RMS Titanic. Warsash is a charming village with easy access to an array of cultural and scenic Hampshire landmarks as well as local pubs, shops and restaurants.