- Open plan kitchen breakfast room +
- Lower ground floor family space +
- High ceilings +
- Two generous bedrooms (one en suite) +
- Guest bathroom +
- Two parking spaces +
- EPC Rating = C +
A spacious Grade II listed apartment with two off street parking spaces and set within the historic King's House at Peninsula Barracks. The property is being sold with no onward chain.
Description
This impressive Grade II listed apartment is steeped in Winchester’s history and offers beautifully arranged accommodation with a strong sense of space and natural light throughout. The apartment is an elegant, first floor property, which is both light and airy, having high ceilings and splendid views across landscaped communal gardens.
The accommodation flows seamlessly into an impressive dual
aspect sitting room, two well-proportioned double bedrooms and two well-appointed bathrooms, including a principal en suite. A standout feature is the striking triple-aspect kitchen/dining room, designed as a sociable and practical living space. This is fitted with a range of floor and wall-mounted units, complemented by a central island and a selection of built-in appliances, including an oven, hob, dishwasher and washing machine. The apartment further benefits from gas-fired central heating, lofty ceilings and a wealth of period features, successfully blending historic character with refined, contemporary living.
OUTSIDE
Externally, residents enjoy access to immaculately maintained communal gardens that include the locally renowned lavender beds. The property is further enhanced by two private parking bays positioned directly to the rear, along with two visitor parking permits.
Location
The property is located within the historic and highly sought-after Peninsula Square in central Winchester, an elevated position that offers superb views across the city to the South Downs. Its prime location provides easy access to the bustling High Street and the railway station, making commuting and local amenities incredibly convenient. Winchester College, as well as the tranquil water meadows of St Cross, which stretch along the river Itchen, are just a short distance away. These areas offer excellent walking routes through the historic cathedral streets and up to St Catherine's Hill, providing both scenic beauty and a sense of history.
For those needing to travel further afield, the M3 motorway junctions 9, 10, and 11 are easily accessible, offering straight forward routes to London and Southampton. The M27 also connects to Southampton International Airport serving a growing number of international destinations. The M27 also facilitates travel to the South Coast and the New Forest National Park. The A34 provides a direct route to Oxford, the Midlands, and the A303, leading to the West Country, ensuring excellent transport links for both local and long-distance travel.