A futuristic looking flat in sought after Winchester city centre could be yours for £500,000.
The striking two bedroom, two bathroom apartment in Kings Head Yard, Little Minster Street, is up for sale with Savills.
It also boasts an attractive private roof terrace with charming views across the rooftops of neighbouring period homes.
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The architect-designed first-floor apartment with large picture windows and plenty of light is available to purchase with no onward chain.
An impressive open-plan kitchen, dining and sitting area makes a stylish space, perfectly suited to modern living.
The principal bedroom is particularly spacious with lots of storage. A further bedroom offers flexibility for guests, a home office, or additional living space with double doors leading to the balcony.
A family bathroom, linen cupboard and another useful storage cupboard complete the apartment.
The roof terrace is a tranquil retreat away from the bustle of city centre life.
Robert Tottle, from estate agent Savills, said: "Mozzetta is a landmark architect-designed building in the heart of the city. Comprising a collection of individually designed apartments, No. 1 stands out in particular, offering a superb roof terrace and a generous open-plan kitchen and living space, ideal for modern living and entertaining."
Little Minster Street is a quaint and peaceful side street, located just a few steps from the pedestrianised High Street and thriving city centre. It is surrounded by period homes.
The High Street and Cathedral Square offer a diverse collection of independent shops, boutiques, cafés, bars, and restaurants. Winchester also boasts a wealth of cultural, historical and leisure attractions.
The mainline railway station, which regular services to London Waterloo in around an hour, is half a mile away and several highly regarded schools are easily accessible. It's also very well connected by road via the nearby M3.
Attractive walks can be enjoyed through the historic cathedral streets, across the water meadows, up St Catherine's Hill and along the Itchen Navigation to the south of the city.
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