Mary Rose Avenue, Wootton Bridge

Enjoying a tucked-away position within a popular residential area of Wootton Bridge, 160 Mary Rose Avenue is an attractive end-of-terrace home offering comfortable accommodation, useful outside space and excellent everyday convenience. The property has been modernised during previous ownership and remains a welcoming home, with refreshed decoration and a practical layout suited to first-time buyers, downsizers or investment purchasers. A generous sitting room opens directly to the rear garden, creating a relaxed indoor-outdoor feel, while the separate kitchen is neatly fitted with contemporary cabinetry and integrated cooking appliances. Upstairs, two double bedrooms are served by a bathroom, with the principal bedroom formerly arranged as two separate rooms, giving a new owner the option to recreate a third bedroom if desired. Complete with gas central heating, double glazing, off-road parking and no onward chain, this is a well-positioned home with both immediate appeal and future flexibility.
Mary Rose Avenue is well placed within the popular village of Wootton Bridge, a convenient and well-connected location between Ryde and Newport. The village offers a useful range of local amenities, including shops, takeaways, a primary school, community facilities, healthcare services and nearby places to eat and drink, while the surrounding area provides access to attractive countryside and coastal walks. Ryde, with its sandy beaches, independent shops, restaurants, schools and mainland passenger links, is within easy reach, and Newport offers a wider selection of shopping, leisure and cultural facilities. The Fishbourne car ferry terminal is also close by, making this an appealing choice for buyers who need convenient mainland travel, while regular bus routes through the village provide strong connectivity across the Island.
The Approach
Set at the end of the terrace, the home has an appealing red-brick exterior with a modest planted frontage, a pathway to the entrance and a leafy vine softening the front elevation. The position feels quietly residential, with parking arranged close by and a sense of privacy created by the end-of-terrace setting.
Ground Floor
The front door opens into an entrance hall with the staircase rising to the first floor and access through to both the kitchen and sitting room. The kitchen sits to the front of the house and is fitted with a range of light-toned shaker-style units, dark metro tiling, integrated oven and hob, and space for freestanding appliances. It is a practical, neatly arranged room with good natural light from the front window.
To the rear, the sitting room is a well-proportioned living space with deep blue décor, a comfortable area for seating and space for dining if preferred. French doors open directly to the rear garden, giving the room an easy connection to the outside and making it a sociable space for day-to-day living. A useful understairs cupboard adds welcome storage.
First Floor
The first floor is arranged around a central landing, with two double bedrooms and the bathroom leading off. Bedroom one is a generous double room positioned to the rear, with two windows and ample space for wardrobes and additional furniture. Historically, this room was arranged as two separate bedrooms, so there is potential for a buyer to reinstate the original three-bedroom layout, subject to their own requirements.
Bedroom two is also a double room, positioned to the front of the house, and would work well as a guest bedroom, child’s room or home office. The bathroom is fitted with a white suite including a bath with shower over, WC and wash basin, with contrasting dark-blue décor and patterned flooring adding a contemporary touch. The landing also provides access to storage, including the cupboard housing the gas combination boiler.