Listed for £1,100,000
January 16, 2026
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Beyond the terrace, the garden opens out into a generous
expanse that has been intentionally left as a blank canvas, allowing a purchaser to design and landscape the space entirely to their own taste. Whether envisaged as formal gardens, relaxed lawns, or a more contemporary outdoor setting, the scale and openness offer exceptional potential.
Of particular note are the elevated and far-reaching views enjoyed from parts of the garden, with clear sightlines towards the cathedral, creating a striking and ever-changing backdrop that adds a genuine sense of place and distinction. The combination of space, outlook and flexibility makes this an outdoor setting of real appeal and rarity.
Location
St Johns Street is one of Winchester's most attractive and historic streets thought to follow a Roman Road into the city. There are a variety of historic and fascinating buildings including The Blue Boar Inn which dates to around 1340 and sits below St Johns Street and Joyces Gardens, a little known open green space that enjoys outstanding views over the city, to the cathedral and St Catherine's Hill.
The pedestrianised high street in the city centre is just under one mile from the property where there are a wide selection of shops, independent boutiques, restaurants, bars, and recreational facilities such as the Theatre Royal, local cinema and the cathedral grounds. Winchester offers a fine balance of history, cultural and leisure pursuits amongst a thriving social scene.
Winchester is also known for excellent schooling and home to
St Swithun's, Pilgrims, Winchester College, and Princes Mead, all of which are a particular draw to the city. There is also a choice of state schools in Western/Westgate, Kings', and the highly regarded Peter Symonds sixth form college.
The city is very well connected via road and rail with London
Waterloo accessible via a fast service in under 60 minutes from the city's railway station. The M3 allows easy access to London and the South coast connecting with the M27 and Southampton Airport which serves a growing number of destinations worldwide. The A34 to the north provides access to Oxford, the Midlands and the A303 to the West Country.
Square Footage: 2,348 sq ft
Additional Info
Agents Note: The vendor is a registered charity and as such restrictive covenants will be imposed.
Freehold
Council Tax Band F
All mains services connected