Winchfield View

Beautiful Lodge House

Featuring a plethora of original fittings and artistic use of the internal layouts

Along with the stunning selection of 3, 4 and 5 bedroom houses within the surrounding plot locations, a total of four 3 and 4 bedroom homes have been superbly modelled inside the existing shell of The Lodge House, reportedly designed and built by the Victorian Architect William Burges. Featuring a plethora of original fittings and artistic use of the internal layouts, Winchfield Lodge now offers spacious and characterful homes with fixtures and fittings sensitively chosen to respect its history with low-maintenance courtyard-style gardens encased in an established native yew hedge.

Unique Location

Rural charm but with convenient London train links

Winchfield is a village in the Hart district of Hampshire, 2 miles from the quintessential village of Hartley Wintney and under 4 miles to the larger village of Hook. Winchfield itself is somewhat unique in that whilst retaining the charm of a semi-rural village surrounded by open fields and areas of woodland, it benefits from a train station with direct links to London Waterloo.The parish of Winchfield incorporates a 12th century Church, a village hall and a 17th century Inn, one of the oldest public houses in Hampshire. Hartley Wintney, under 2 miles from Winchfield, features a traditional historic high street with a selection of individual shops; a butchers, bakery, cafés, a mini-supermarket and numerous antique shops. Hartley Wintney is home to one of the oldest cricket clubs in Hampshire and also has a golf club and football club.

Hook is a more modern “larger village” benefiting from a train station, a Tesco supermarket, several eateries and various other individual shops, Basingstoke is some 8 miles away offering all the facilities associated with a large town including a cinema, theatre and the Festival Place shopping centre.