A three bedroom terraced family home situated in this popular location fronting a courtyard. The property offers generous accommodation with gas central heating to radiators, sealed unit double glazing throughout, a delightful rear garden and a garage in a nearby block.
The property is situated in Whitehill which is adjacent to the expanding town of Bordon with a new town centre in the offing and relief road. The town centre is expected to open in stages between late Autumn 2024 and Easter 2025. The approved plans an indoor market and pop-up stalls, an arts and heritage centre, offices, around 20 shops and restaurants, a new food store and 170 residential units. There will also be up to 1,085 car parking spaces, and over 7,000 square meters of public open space areas, including a town park, upper and lower town squares and an arrival square.
Having secured planning approval, by East Hampshire District Council, the Whitehill & Bordon Regeneration Company is pleased to reveal some of the operators who will be moving into the new town centre:
The Makers Market
At the heart of the town centre will be Makers Market, Street Food Scene and Themed Outdoor Markets, operated by Market Asset Management, which already runs a number of indoor markets throughout the UK, including Darlington, Doncaster, Tottenham and Watford. Makers Market will provide a vibrant, alternative retail, business and food offering that is complementary to the rest of the town centre, with entertainment, street food and covered market facilities.
A new business hub
Within the Makers Market building will be a new managed area for start-up businesses. The new business hub will offer a range of spaces for small business owners, including individual offices, co-working areas, rentable meeting rooms and a roof-top bar. The business hub will be operated by SiGNAL and Oxford Innovation, which already successfully runs BASE Bordon innovation centre and has established a business community for local start-ups.
For commuters we have Liphook Station four miles away which provides a regular train ingot Waterloo taking approximately an hour.