The wide range of attractive and individual homes at Winchester Village has proved popular with buyers over the last year. Many purchasers have been drawn to the two bedroom homes from young couples looking for a smart new base close to good commuter routes, investors with a long term view to capital appreciation and those seeking to downsize for a simpler lifestyle.
With the apartments all sold, the two bedroom houses now hold a strong appeal and with prices from £414,950 and with several different houses built and ready to move into, things are busy at the show homes at Winchester Village.
Much of the living space has a wonderful open plan feeling with very smart kitchens, including all appliances which are fully integrated, providing inspiration at mealtimes. Several houses have French doors opening to the garden which extends the living space through the summer months. Two good size bedrooms and stylish bathrooms add to the appeal.
Most people visiting this Bovis Homes landmark development on the outskirts of Winchester have been surprised at the wonderful street scenes. The traditional architecture and superb range of brick and rendered elevations with attractive windows are set back behind beautifully landscaped gardens and decorative railings. Much of the car parking has been ingeniously planned to be discreetly hidden behind the houses so leaving more of a pedestrian friendly environment.
Jane Kennerley of Savills New Homes suggests that potential purchasers get in touch to make an appointment to view: “We are strongly advising people to call us to make an appointment to view so that we can ensure they can be given the time and attention they need. There are several different two bedroom houses to choose from and each one is beautifully finished, with attractive gardens and two allocated parking spaces. Bovis also has an excellent range of incentives to make moving easier and more affordable.”
Contact Jane on 01962 834045 today to find out more about the two bedroom houses and other properties available to move into this year.
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