Tucked away near St. Cross and the far end of Badger Farm, Cavalier Close is a boutique development of exclusive and contemporary new homes comprises four five detached homes and four executive apartments. Plot 5 is the largest house in the development, offering 1735 square feet of marvellous accommodation, with large bedrooms, social kitchen and very generous corner-plot garden.
Situated on a private road, Cavalier Close offers 9 new homes:
Plots 1-4 are executive apartments with private allocated gardens, open-plan kitchen/living rooms, master bedroom with ensuite and second bedroom.
Large-format windows overlook the central ‘avenue’ and there is allocated parking for two cars.
Plot 5 is an impressive four bedroom detached house with large social kitchen, living room, master bedroom with ensuite and dressing room, and three further bedrooms including the impressively spacious loft bedroom. The generous corner plot rear garden is the largest in the development and there is ample driveway parking.
Plots 6 & 7 are four bedroom detached houses with contemporary kitchens, four double bedrooms, two with ensuite shower rooms, family bathroom, rear garden and driveway parking.
Plots 8 & 9 are three bedroom detached houses with contemporary kitchens, three double bedrooms, all with ensuite shower rooms, rear garden and driveway parking.
Unlike properties with large homebuilders, these homes will include flooring throughout, as well as turf in the gardens and complete landscaping across the wider site. The heating is gas-fired underfloor. The kitchen includes all appliances.
The properties are offered with 10 year ICW warranties.
Location:
Voted as one of the country’s most desirable place to live time and time again, Winchester is a beautiful city. With excellent transport links to the south and London, award-winning schools, excellent restaurants and a vibrant community, it is no wonder homes in the area are in keen demand.
Winchester is not short of historical provenance. Home to King Arthur’s Round Table, 13th Century Great Hall, and – of course – the majestic Norman Cathedral. The city centre is replete with a range of beautiful period buildings. Regular street markets, characterful old pubs and chic eateries all culminate in a city with a positive energy. Slightly further out are leafy suburbs and Victorian quarters, all within close distance of the open countryside.
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