THESE are the most expensive homes in Southampton that are currently on the market.
If you have a spare million, or just over half, you may be considering one of the listings.
Both hit the market this month and are open to viewing.
All photos by Zoopla.
The most expensive house and flat in Southampton
Four-bed detached house in Telegraph Road, West End
Guide Price: £1,000,000
This huge home boasts four bedrooms, each with an ensuite, two walk-in wardrobes, a private courtyard and a private balcony.
Estate agent Marco Harris said: “Wildern Heights is an impressive small development located off Telegraph Road!
“This home was finished to an exceptionally high standard in 2018. This detached residence is offering ample parking alongside the grand double garage, with electric doors.
“Its location on the development offers picturesque unrestricted views over West End and beyond, including views over the Ageas Bowl.”
View the full listing here: https://bit.ly/3jzbv0x
Three-bed flat in Ocean Way, Ocean Village
Guide Price: £575,000
This flat clearly boasts panoramic water views in one of Southampton’s most sought-after areas.
The open plan property also comes with three double bedrooms and underfloor parking.
Estate agents Leaders Waterside said: “Offering stunning panoramic views over the marina and Solent, we believe this is a must view for any investor looking for a great investment.
“Internally, the property offers a light and airy open plan living area which includes ample space for furniture as well as a modern kitchen area complete with integrated white goods. The views across the water are extraordinary.”
View the full listing here: https://bit.ly/3O5cQu5
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