Description: Lymington reputed to be one of the premier towns along the south coast, nestling between the New Forest (National Park status) and the Solent, widely known as the yachting centre of the south coast.
The premises arranged over three floors.
Entrance door from the street to the Shop with attractive bay window, staircase to the first floor and doorway at the far end of the shop leading to a Lobby area with door to the side passageway and doorway to the Workshop.
On the first floor a front room overlooks St Thomas Street with iron fireplace and cupboard to one side. To the rear is a Kitchen area with door to Cloakroom and shower cubicle. Staircase from the first floor leads to the attic room overlooking the front.
Services: Electricity, water and drainage. Rateable value £5,400 per annum
Lymington offers an extensive range of shops from large household names such as M&S Simply Food and WH Smiths to independent boutiques, coffee shops, restaurants, pubs and tea rooms. There are also a variety of hair salons and beauticians to choose from. Saturdays provide a vibrant atmosphere throughout the town as the market attracts many locals and visitors from throughout the forest and beyond. Lymington is the ideal location for those who enjoy water sports with two marinas and sailing clubs holding access to the Solent and a short drive away from beaches.
Lymington was named by the Daily Telegraph as the eighth best coastal town in Britain 2014. “You’ve got the New Forest, unspoilt coastline, it’s a sailing hub and you can still get to London easily,’’ A pretty Georgian coastal town, Lymington benefits from good schools, boutique shops and Saturday street market.
Being so close to the New Forest it also offers the perfect location for those who enjoy horse riding, walking and cycling. The town offers a nine-hole golf course, rowing club, community centre, library, small cinema, bowls club and tennis club. Lymington Recreation Centre offers an indoor 25m swimming pool and many fitness classes, whilst during the summer months there is an outdoor seawater baths next to the River with a hundred years of heritage. There is also a Cricket Club, Football and Rugby Clubs, Skateboard Park and children’s play areas.
From a more practical view Lymington also offers churches of all faiths, infant, junior and secondary schools all within walking distance of the town.
