The Old Parsonage, Main Road, Winchester, SO21 2EE

The Old Parsonage, a Grade II listed building, holds historical significance as it was originally built in the 1830s to serve as the residence for the curate of Hursley in the village of Otterbourne, near Winchester. Its construction follows the distinctive Hursely Decorative Architectural Design. Despite the passage of years, much of its original architectural features remain intact, preserving its historical charm.

In the 1980s, the building underwent expansion to the rear, effectively adding more rooms and space to accommodate the needs of its current occupants, the Brendoncare Foundation, which provides care services. This extension facilitated the enhancement of the property’s functionality while maintaining its historical integrity.

Currently, the property has a total of 29 bedrooms across the ground and first floors, offering approximately 11,788 square feet of accommodation.

Nestled in the popular village of Otterbourne, this property enjoys a prime location, surrounded by convenient local amenities. Within close proximity of the picturesque village of Shawford, while only a short drive from the historic city of Winchester.

Perfectly positioned within the coveted school catchment area, residents have access to the esteemed Otterbourne CE Primary School and Thornden Secondary School. Moreover, the property boasts excellent connectivity, with access to the M3 and M27 motorways, mainline train stations, and Southampton Airport. Additionally, there is a variety of bus services ensures good travel links, while nearby Chandlers Ford, Eastleigh, and Winchester offer various shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

The accommodation comprises the following areas: