Newburgh Street, Winchester, Hampshire, SO23

This delightful period cottage is perfectly positioned in the heart of the city, offering a blend of character and contemporary living across three floors.

The property features a welcoming open-plan kitchen and dining area, thoughtfully extended into the side return, with French doors that open directly onto the garden. Two traditional reception rooms provide flexible living space full of charm, while the basement benefits from excellent ceiling height, dry lining, a radiator, and a window. Upstairs, two comfortable double bedrooms complete the first floor.

Outside, a small front garden leads to the entrance, while the south-facing rear garden boasts a decking area flowing onto a lawn, bordered by mature shrubs, creating a peaceful outdoor retreat. Residents are eligible to apply for on-street permit parking.

Newburgh Street enjoys an elevated position equidistant from the mainline rail station and the High Street, placing the vibrant City Centre with its eclectic mix of shops, bars, and restaurants just moments away. The Hampshire Farmers’ Market visits regularly, offering an array of local produce. Recreational opportunities abound, with River Park Leisure Centre, St. Giles’ and St. Catherine’s Hills, and the picturesque Water Meadows all nearby. The property is within easy walking distance of Winchester’s mainline station and provides convenient access to the M3 via junctions 9 and 10.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Materials used in construction: Brick

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Winchester, the historic capital of Hampshire, is a highly desirable location combining rich heritage with modern convenience. Known for its stunning medieval cathedral, charming cobbled streets, and vibrant cultural scene, the city offers a unique blend of history, shopping, and leisure.

Residents enjoy a range of excellent schools, from highly regarded primary and secondary schools to further education colleges, making it popular with families. The city boasts a wide selection of independent boutiques, high-street stores, and weekly markets, alongside a variety of cafes, restaurants, and pubs.

Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the nearby South Downs National Park, perfect for walking, cycling, and enjoying the beautiful Hampshire countryside. Winchester is well connected, with a mainline railway station providing fast links to London (approximately 1 hour) and Southampton, and easy access to the M3 motorway.

With a strong sense of community, excellent amenities, and a picturesque setting, Winchester offers a perfect balance of city and countryside living.