Petersfield Road, Winchester, SO23

The original house retains its period charm with high ceilings, sash-style windows, and feature fireplaces. The front reception room offers a calm, elegant space with wooden flooring and an open fire —perfect for cosy evenings.
To the rear, the property transforms into a spectacular open-plan living area. This contemporary extension is flooded with natural light through floor-to-ceiling glazing, framing views of the landscaped garden. The bespoke kitchen (with Aga and superb larder), and dining space is ideal for entertaining, complemented by a stylish sunken family room with a modern wood-burning stove. An additional highlight of the house is the fantastic temperature controlled wine cellar in the basement.
Upstairs, the first floor provides three well-proportioned bedrooms and a luxurious family bathroom. The main bedroom includes a walk-in wardrobe and en-suite shower room. The second floor offers two further bedrooms, including a loft suite with vaulted ceilings and far-reaching views.

Outside
The south facing rear garden is a true highlight—expertly landscaped to create distinct zones for relaxation and entertaining. A generous terrace leads to a formal garden with a striking water feature, beyond which lies a productive kitchen garden and greenhouse. Discreet lighting enhances the space for evening enjoyment.
To the front, there is ample off-road parking and a garage with electric car charger.

Situation
Petersfield Road is situated to the east of Winchester city centre, with fantastic road communications and having the added benefit of the South Downs Way long distance path beginning at the end of the road, which runs for about 100 miles through the stunning chalk hills of the national park. The property is ideally situated within easy distance of all that Winchester city centre has to offer, including excellent pubs, many high street stores, independent boutiques, a library, theatre and cinema, in addition to the historic cathedral. Nearby is the state of the art Winchester Leisure centre and numerous green spaces including the Winnall Moors Nature Reserve and water meadows alongside the River Itchen. The M3 offers excellent road access to London and the national motorway network, with the mainline train station (1.3 miles) serving London Waterloo in around 55 minutes. There are many outstanding schooling options in and around Winchester including Princes Mead, Winchester College, St Swithun’s School, and Peter Symonds Sixth Form College, with All Saint’s Primary and Westgate Secondary schools within easy reach.

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Additional Information
Local Authority: Winchester City Council
Services: All main services connected.
Council Tax Band: E
Agent's note: Please be advised that the sauna, ice bath, greenhouse, David Harber garden sculpture and crystal pendants are available by separate negotiation.