1st August 2024 • The HERALD • Page 73 v INDEPENDENT, LOCAL AND PROUD v v ON THE HOME FRONT v Pearsons Estate Agents are pleased to o er this well presented rst oor twobedroom maisonette for sale. Situated in Hotspur Close, a highly desirable location within walking distance to Hythe village, this property is on the market for £234,950. e property is o ered with many benefits including UPVC double glazing, gas central heating, a goodsized garden, garage and an extended lease of approximately 100 years. A double glazed front door of this property leads through to an entrance hall with storage cupboards and stairs up to the maisonette. e lounge has a front aspect window and a feature replace with a coal e ect electric re tted. e kitchen has a rear aspect window and has a comprehensive range of white cupboards and drawers with worktops over and tiled splashbacks. ere are additional wall mounted cupboards and a built-in larder cupboard with shelving and a sliding door. ere are spaces for a cooker, fridge freezer and space and plumbing for a washing machine. e bathroom has a white suite with complimentary tiling and comprises a panelled bath with shower over, a pedestal wash hand basin and a close coupled WC. ere is a built in airing cupboard with Valliant gas red combination boiler and an obscure glass window with a rear aspect. Bedroom 1 has a rear aspect window and bene ts from a built in wardrobe with a hanging rail and shelving. Bedroom 2 has a front aspect window and a built in storage cupboard with shelving. Outside to the side of the property is a built in storage cupboard and bin store. e rear garden has fencing and brick wall to the boundaries, with fencing and a gate leading to laid to lawn area with ower beds. is property comes with a garage, located in a block close by with an up and over door to the front. An internal viewing is highly recommended, for more information or to arrange a viewing please contact Pearsons Estate Agents on: 023 8084 4131 or visit: www.pearsons.com Paul Je reys Estate Agents are pleased to o er this attractive 3 bed detached chalet bungalow for sale. Located in a popular area close to Hythe village centre, this property is on the market for £569,950 with NO CHAIN. is chalet bungalow comprises an entrance hall, lounge, dining room, snug, kitchen, utility room, shower room, conservatory, 3 bedrooms and a bathroom. On the ground oor bedrooms 1 and 2 are at the front, with front aspect windows, there is potential for an open replace in bedroom 1. e dining room features a replace with recently installed log burner and recess downlighters, a door leads through to a snug or 4th bedroom with a TV point and side aspect window. e lounge has a TV point and a brick replace with a re, rear aspect windows and a door through to the kitchen. e kitchen has a range of base units with cupboards and drawers with worktops over as well as a range of wall cupboards, a built in oven/grill and a ‘Ne ’ gas hob with stainless steel extractor fan over. A step up leads to a separate utility area with space and plumbing for a washing machine, tumble dryer. An inner hall with a door to the side leads through to a shower room with a shower cubicle with a plumbed in shower, WC with concealed cistern, a corner basin, heated towel rail and a large light up mirror. Upstairs is a further bedroom with eaves storage and a rear aspect window, on the landing there is a storage cupboard. ere is also a bathroom on this oor, complete with a panelled bath with plumbed in shower over and a glazed screen, WC, a wash hand basin in vanity unit, and a front aspect window. Outside there is an electric gated entrance with manual passenger gate next door with brick surround walls leading to a block paved driveway with ample parking and a lean to carport, with side access to an attractive rear garden with mature shrubbery, lawned area, a patio area for entertaining as well a workshop to rear with power and light, a garden shed and a greenhouse. For more information about this property or to arrange a viewing please contact Paul Je reys Estate Agents on: 023 8084 8555, email: sales@paulje reys. co.uk, or visit: paulje reys.co.uk Well-presented Two-bedroom Maisonette Attractive 3 Bed Detached Chalet Bungalow Wednesday 3rd July saw teams arriving at Dibden Golf Course for the Bramshott Hill Seniors Open. A Total of eighty-four players making up twenty-one teams from as far away as Upavon Golf Club y miles to the north of Dibden, Queens Park Golf club twenty seven miles west of Dibden and Peters eld Golf Club forty Miles east of Dibden. A total of thirteen clubs entered with Portsmouth entering ve teams, Alresford four teams and Meon Valley two teams. e rst Tee was at 8.30am and the last at 12noon. e weather was reasonable with showers forecast. e course had been prepared by ‘MyTime’ sta led by the head groundsman Gary Hawker and a superb job they had done, thank you, well done all. Bramshott Hill Seniors organised Ball Spotters, Starters, Car park attendants and a refreshment tent. is allowed the event to run smoothly and to time. As teams completed their game they were served a meal in the clubhouse, again thanks to ‘MyTime’ sta . On completion they were lucky enough to have avoided any rain and the general opinion was that it had been a splendid day in every respect. e refreshment tent was organised by two of their lady members Jackie and Hazel. e comments that they received were outstanding. Several visitors claimed that it was the best refreshment tent they had ever encountered, some even claiming that it is the only reason they attend the Bramshott Seniors Open, again a big thank you to Jackie and Hazel. During the day they were collecting for the Captains chosen charities for this year. Dave Wilson has chosen to support ‘Wet Wheels’ a charity based in Hamble that provides disabled people the chance to go to sea for short excursions on the Hamble river, Southampton water and the Solent. He has also chosen to support Oakhaven Hospice. A ra e was running all day and raised a total of £585, in addition to this a charity collection box was placed at the refreshment tent and raised £191.76. erefore a total of £776.76 was added to the Captains charity fund. e total collected throughout the year will be presented to the chosen charities at their Christmas lunch in December. Finally, before the results a very special thank you must go to Ray Dunkason for organising the whole event in such a superb manner, it couldn’t have gone better, well done Ray. e nal results were as follows: Winners - Alresford B - 118 points, 2nd - Brokenhurst - 116 points, 3rd - Meon Valley A - 113 points c/b, 4th - Portsmouth A - 113 points c/b, 5th - Portsmouth C - 111 points. NTP 4th hole - Bill Taylor - Portsmouth D, NTP 11th Hole - Barry Scott - Alresford A. And Finally Golf is mainly a game of skill, however there is always an element of luck. e ball spotter on the sixteenth witnessed the following. A player teed o and it was not a bad drive, it landed on the fairway but rolled o into the trees. is should not have caused any great problem but on this occasion the players luck deserted him. As can be seen from the photograph the next shot proved a little di cult. Bramshott Hill Seniors Open Peter Swann Trophy and Monthly Medal ursday 27th June, 42 New Forest Golf Club Seniors gathered to play in what is believed to be a format unique to New Forest Golf Club. Termed a Lynsome (a er Lyndhurst), this consists of a combination of strokeplay and matchplay whereby competitors play an eighteen hole strokeplay round on the course, then using their scorecard, play knockout matchplay in the clubhouse against drawn opponents until an eventual winner emerges. e weather was mostly bright and sunny and slightly cooler than recent days. e drive across the boggy penalty area on the 15th was quite challenging with the white tee a long way back, but this did not deter many from trying their luck with varying degrees of success. Back in the clubhouse the virtual Terry Gordon with the Peter Swann Trophy match went on for 6 rounds with Gill Wright and Terry Gordon eventually facing each other in the nal. e atmosphere was tense as their scores for each hole were called out until Terry Gordon emerged clear winner of the Peter Swann Trophy. Results: 1st Terry Gordon, 2nd Gill Wright, losing semi- nalists Chris Angell and Trevor Davies. Neil Edmondson won nearest the pin on the 11th. ursday 4th July, on a day that started o rather cool and windy, 46 New Forest Golf Club Seniors competed for the July Monthly Medals. Barry Nicholas won the Division 1 medal, one stroke ahead of Malcolm Guy. Alan Clark was the clear winner in Division 2 with nett 66, three ahead of his nearest rivals. Second place in division 2 was shared by Mike Wharton and Wayne Niles, both having scored nett 69, with back 9=32, back 6=21, back 3=10 and nett 4 on the 18th and the 1st holes. Medal winners (L-R) Barry Nicholas and Alan Clark Jon Grainger won nearest the pin on the 14th hole in his rst ever competition as a New Forest Senior. Division 1: 1st Barry Nicholas – nett 65, 2nd Malcolm Guy – nett 66 and 3rd Mike Broom – nett 67. Division 2: 1st Alan Clark – nett 66, Equal 2nd Mike Wharton and Wayne Niles – nett 69 (back 9=32). Pete Bennett and Tom Richards also had nett 69, but back 9 scores of 35 and back 6 scores of 24 and 25 respectively.
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