Newly renovated Victorian terrace near Winchester city centre — character and modern convenience combined.
Substantial open-plan kitchen/dining with integrated appliances
Three double bedrooms across two upper floors
Newly renovated interior with modern bathrooms
Period features: sash windows, ornamental fireplace
Small, low-maintenance rear garden; raised patio
On-street permit parking only (Zone X)
Cavity walls assumed uninsulated; potential energy upgrades
Freehold; Council Tax Band D (moderate)
Set on the elevated slopes of St. Giles Hill, this newly renovated three-bedroom terrace combines Victorian character with contemporary living. The ground floor offers a cosy sitting room with an ornamental fireplace and a bright, open-plan kitchen/dining area featuring integrated appliances, a peninsula island and large skylight — ideal for family meals or entertaining. Double doors lead to a low-maintenance rear garden with a raised patio and rear access.
Sleeping accommodation is arranged over the upper floors. Two first-floor bedrooms share a well-appointed four-piece family bathroom, while the principal bedroom occupies the second floor with large Velux windows and an open-plan en-suite wet room. Built features such as sash windows and a feature fireplace sit alongside modern fittings and double glazing installed after 2002.
Practical considerations are clear: the property is freehold, has mains gas central heating and falls in Council Tax Band D. Parking is on-street by permit (zone X) only, and the plot is modest in size. The house was constructed c.1900–1929 and the cavity walls are assumed to have no additional insulation, which could be addressed to improve efficiency.
Location is a strong selling point for families and professionals: Winchester city centre, the river walk and local schools are within easy reach, and the mainline station and M3 are accessible for commuters. Broadband is FTTC (superfast available) and mobile signal is excellent — practical for modern working and family life.