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High Street, Lymington, Hampshire, SO41 9AL.Rashley Mews was a unique development of seven maisonettes with roof gardens or conservatories for open air dining. Built to exacting specifications by Young & Partners it offered a rare opportunity to enjoy all the benefits of modern design and construction technology, whilst living within one minute of the High Street, and within one of the south coast's premier yachting centers. A variety of styles created a most attractive development with well proportioned and carefully designed rooms, flooded with natural light, thanks to a generous numbers and size of windows, some running up to the roof apex of this contemporary design. |
The whole ethos of the development was for quality and a high standard of living. Security was also important with automatic gates controlling access after 7.00pm and before 7.00am. |
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Features
- Unique 2/3 bedroom homes within one minute of the high street.
- Easy access and secure parking for each residential unit.
- Automatic security gates closed between 7pm and 7am.
- Roof gardens or conservatory for open-air dining.
- All units with master bedroom and en-suite. Main bathroom for guest bedrooms.
- Individually designed kitchens and bathrooms with character.
- Built under NHBC guidance and covered by their ten year warranty.
- Historic Beaulieu, Isle of Wight and the magnificent New Forest a short distance away.
- Lymington has two marinas for those who want to take to the water.
- Hidden wiring for TV, satellite, telephone and alarm all pre-installed.
Just one of the occupied shops
Tenon
House - Plot 1 |
Bradawl House - Plot 2 |
Mitre House - Plot 3 |
Turners House - Plot 4
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Joiners House - Plot 5 |
Dovetail House
- Plot 6 |
Plot
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Lymington
Lymington is a lovely, prosperous Georgian market town with a full range of shops and amenities and excellent medical facilities, including a hospital and modern medical centers. Lymington is probably best known as a major yachting and water sports center, and its marinas are busy all year round attracting yachtsmen to the town.
Lyminton River |
The cobbled Quay Hill |
Lymington has excellent transport links. The A337 leads directly up to Cadnam giving access to the M27 motorway. The main line station at Brockenhurst is only 4 miles away, with a link from Lymington station, giving fast trains to London. Bournemouth and Southhampton are only just over 30 minutes' journey time by car. Ferries run from Lymington to Yarmouth giving easy access to the Isle of Wight, which is popular for day trips and for business people working on the Island.
