3 bed semi-detached house for sale

Dyserth Close, Southampton, Hampshire SO19

Dyserth Close is a beautifully tucked-away no-through road, positioned perfectly between Netley Abbey and Woolston, offering that rare blend of peaceful residential living with superb day-to-day convenience. This is the sort of location that works brilliantly for a wide range of buyers, especially those wanting easy access into Southampton City Centre, Woolston, Netley, Hamble and the wider motorway network via the M27. For commuters, the area is well served by local bus routes, including the Bluestar 15 service linking Hamble, Netley, Woolston and Southampton, with routes continuing through to Southampton Central Station. For lifestyle, this location really comes into its own. Within minutes, you can find yourself at Royal Victoria Country Park, one of the South Coast’s go to's, offering open parkland, ancient woodland, a small beach, waterside walks and plenty of space for picnics, dog walks and family days out.

The Property
From the moment you arrive, this semi-detached home gives off a fantastic first impression. Sitting proudly with attractive kerb appeal, a private driveway and an attractive lower front bay, this is a home that immediately feels a little different from the ordinary. You enter into a handy entrance hall, ideal for coats, shoes and everyday outerwear, before stepping into the main living accommodation. To the left-hand side is the living room, a warm and characterful space where the exposed wooden floorboards create a real sense of charm and style. The glazed internal doors are a lovely touch too, allowing natural light to move through the home and giving the ground floor a bright, connected feel. To the rear of the living room, double doors open into the kitchen/dining space, which is a real highlight. This is a beautifully considered room, complete with underfloor heating, a feature wood-panelled wall, dedicated dining space and a modern shaker-style green kitchen. The cabinetry is complemented by light worktops, splashback tiling and down LED lighting, giving the room a stylish yet practical finish. Integrated appliances include a dishwasher and fridge freezer, with further space for a washing machine and tumble dryer. There is also a gas hob and double oven, making this a superb space for cooking, entertaining and everyday family life.

The garden is accessed directly through double doors from the kitchen/diner, creating a lovely connection between the internal and external living spaces.

Upstairs continues to impress, with two double bedrooms and a third single bedroom, currently arranged as a walk-in wardrobe. The bathroom has also been modernised and has been cleverly designed to make excellent use of the space, featuring a uniquely shaped bath with shower over, grey tiling and a useful vanity storage unit.

One of the standout additional features of this home is the loft space. Accessed via a standard hatch with ladder, the loft is incredibly impressive, with two Velux windows, carpeted flooring and a lined finish. The current owners have used this area as an office-style space, and while it cannot be classed as a habitable room, it makes an outstanding storage solution and could offer further potential, subject of course to the relevant permissions, regulations and sign-off.

Outside
Externally, the property offers a brilliant balance of practicality and lifestyle. To the front, the private driveway provides off-road parking, while the home’s attractive frontage and bay window help create a strong first impression from the kerb. The rear garden has been thoughtfully arranged to provide a usable and enjoyable outdoor space. Directly from the kitchen/diner, you step out onto a raised decked area, finished with reclaimed timber-style detailing, creating a great spot for outdoor seating, morning coffee or evening drinks. From here, the garden lowers down to a pathway and lawned area, giving a nice mix of low-maintenance entertaining space and family-friendly garden. There is also side access to the property, which is incredibly handy, along with storage wrapping around the rear of the garage, providing excellent practicality for bikes, tools, garden furniture or general household storage.

Useful Additional Information

• Tenure: Freehold
• Council Tax Band: C
• Council Tax Cost: Approximately £212 per month
• Construction: Standard/traditional construction
• Utilities: Mains gas, electric and water
• Gas & Electric Supplier: Edf Energy
• Heating: Gas central heating / Underfloor to kitchen area
• Boiler: Installed in 2019
• Boiler Service: Last serviced in November 2025
• Broadband: Full fibre supplied to the property
• Typical Broadband Speed: Approximately 130 Mbps
• Parking: Private driveway
• Loft: Access via standard hatch with ladder; carpeted, lined and featuring two Velux windows
• Loft Usage: Currently used by the owners as an office-style/storage space; not classed as a habitable room
• Vendor Position: The owners are looking to purchase onwards and have seen a property they like through Marco Harris