This detached family home is nestled in an elevated position within a mature plot measuring circa 0.25 acres and enjoys excellent views across Winchester and towards the South Downs. Built in the late 1980's to an individual design, the home offers unique features throughout and would lend itself to some updating for a more contemporary feel. Approached by a winding driveway sloping up to the garage and parking area, internally the property offers in excess of 2100 sq ft of flexible and well-proportioned living accommodation. The impressive, vaulted sitting room has sliding doors to the rear garden and a feature fireplace. Steps lead to the spacious, open-plan kitchen/dining room, which is complemented by a further set of sliding doors to the patio terrace and ample room for a dining suite. In addition, there is a separate utility room and guest cloakroom to complete the ground floor. The first floor has four bedrooms, all with built-in storage, whilst the principal bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room The remaining bedrooms are served by the comfortable family bathroom. The lower ground floor has access to the garage, providing secure covered parking and a workshop. Externally the garden has been cleverly created from the plot providing multiple areas to utilise and enjoy, including a large patio terrace, ideal for al fresco socialising.

Well-positioned just outside the heart of Winchester city centre and on one of Winchester’s most prominent roads, it is within walking distance to the city centre and only a short drive from the main line railway station.
The splendid and historical cathedral city of Winchester delights with much character and diverse architecture, whilst successfully delivering a modern cosmopolitan feel concentrated over just a few square miles. As well as national retail chains, Winchester is home to an array of independent boutique shops and eateries and an impressive farmers market. Winchester is also highly renowned for its outstanding educational establishments ranging from both private and state schools to popular sixth form college and the oldest public school in the United Kingdom. Coast and country lifestyle pursuits are all within striking distance as the city is well placed for the South Downs National Park, the New Forest, the Meon Valley and both Bournemouth and Portsmouth’s coastal beaches. Equally however, the capital is commutable within the hour, using South West Trains rail connections to London Waterloo and with Southampton’s international airport granting air travel for those seeking further destinations.