Tir-An-Og

Tir-An-Og was built in the late 1950s in the parkland of Brooklands House. Historically the property was split into two homes but is currently used as one, although it still contains two kitchens. Bedrooms and bathrooms can be found on both the ground and first floors of the property. The property could easily be split back into two to create a self-contained granny annex or nanny flat if needed. Displaying appealing characteristics from this era of architecture, the house is arranged over various levels and, notably, benefits from significant natural light. There is enormous scope to re-configure or indeed redevelop the property, along with potential to create a river mooring, subject to any required planning consents. Tir-An-Og sits in a private yet accessible spot by the River Hamble and enjoys wonderful views of the lovely gardens, parkland, woodland and river.

Situated by the banks of the River Hamble, and with direct pedestrian access onto the river bank Tir-An-Og is the perfect waterside property. The property is located on the edge of the village of Sarisbury Green which is a thriving residential community lying on the western edge of the Hamble Valley. It is located along the A27 giving quick access to Southampton and Portsmouth. Swanwick Marina (amongst others) is minutes away which gives direct entry to the Solent.

Southampton Airport, which provides both domestic and international flights, can be reached within 15 minutes and the train service from there reaches London Waterloo in just over an hour.

As well as its world renowned sailing, the area provides opportunities for scenic walks and country pursuits. In addition, there is access to state and independent education with primary schools nearby and a range of private schools within the area such as King Edwards V I School, Winchester College, Portsmouth Grammar School and St Swithun’s.

The land comprises of 9.7 acres made up of gardens, beautiful parkland and woodland, making it a very private property. A disused tennis court can be found within the garden area. A substantial boundary of the property meets and runs along the water front of the River Hamble with land ownership from the foreshore to the mean high- water mark.

Marketed by: Strutt & Parker, National Country House Department