Guide price
£900,000
(£504/sq. ft)
3 bed terraced house for saleSt. Thomas Street, Winchester, Hampshire SO23
3 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
1,787 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Freehold
About this property
Original period features
Three generous bedrooms (one en suite)
Views of Winchester cathedral
Private courtyard garden
0.6 miles to the railway station
Accessible basement storage
EPC Rating = C
A unique Grade II listed three bedroom period home with high ceilings, elegant sash windows and an outstanding view of Winchester cathedral, all within the ancient city centre.
Description
Dated from the Georgian period and occupying a highly sought-after position in the heart of Winchester, this elegant city residence combines a wealth of character features with well-balanced accommodation arranged predominantly over two floors. The property is entered via a welcoming entrance hall, immediately reflecting the character of the house through its generous proportions and impressive ceiling heights. To the front, the kitchen is a bright and sociable space, benefitting from a large sash window that allows natural light to flood in throughout the day. There is a freestanding gas range cooker, built-in appliances, and ample floor and wall-mounted storage. The space comfortably accommodates a dining area, making it ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. To the rear, the sitting room is a particularly impressive reception space, enjoying high ceilings, excellent proportions, and an attractive feature fireplace that forms a natural focal point. The room provides a calm and comfortable setting, with a door leading out on to the courtyard garden.
The basement is accessed via a concealed door, with steps leading down to a room measuring 14'11 by 14'5. Currently utilised for storage of leisure equipment, suitcases, and general household items, this is a highly practical space, ideal for decluttering the main living accommodation.
The first floor continues the property's sense of elegance and
character. The principal bedroom is a standout feature, offering generous proportions, high ceilings, and a beautiful original fireplace. Of particular note are the striking views of Winchester Cathedral, creating a remarkable outlook and a constant reminder of the home's enviable city-centre location. There are two further well-proportioned bedrooms, one of which serves as an excellent guest suite, benefitting from an en suite bathroom and built-in storage. The first floor offers excellent flexibility for families, guests, or those working from home, complemented by a family
bathroom and a particularly useful separate utility/laundry room.
Throughout the house, period details such as sash windows,
high ceilings, and feature fireplaces combine to create a home of considerable charm and character. The result is a property that successfully balances historic architectural features with the convenience of modern city living, all within easy reach of Winchester's shops, restaurants, and cultural amenities.
Outside
The courtyard garden has been thoughtfully arranged to create a peaceful and private outdoor space within the heart of the city. Laid with paving slabs for ease of maintenance, it provides plenty of room for seating and informal dining. Raised beds border the space, well stocked with a mix of flowering and mature plants that soften the overall feel and bring colour and structure throughout the seasons. Enclosed and sheltered, it offers a surprisingly calm setting, forming a welcome retreat from the surrounding city.
Location
St Thomas Street is one of the most desirable of the cathedral streets and a quaint side road located just a few steps from the pedestrianised High Street and thriving city centre. The charming surrounding area comprises an attractive mix of exquisite period homes alongside modern and architecturally interesting residential properties. The High Street and Cathedral Square offer a diverse collection of independent shops, boutiques, cafés, bars, and restaurants, together with an excellent range of local businesses. Winchester also benefits from a wealth of cultural, historical and leisure attractions, including the Theatre Royal, Everyman Cinema, the Great Hall, and the world-renowned Winchester Cathedral.
The mainline railway station is easily accessible (approximately 0.6 miles), as are several highly regarded schools, including Pilgrims' School (0.3 miles), St Bede CE Primary School (0.4 miles), and Winchester College (0.4 miles).
The city centre and nearby St Cross appeal to professionals, first-time buyers, and commuters alike, offering a wonderful environment and a strong sense of community. In addition to its exceptional convenience, St Thomas Street provides immediate access to some of Winchester's most picturesque surroundings. Attractive walks can be enjoyed through the historic cathedral streets, across the water meadows, up St Catherine's Hill and along the Itchen Navigation to the south of the city.
Winchester is exceptionally well connected by both road and rail. London Waterloo can be reached in approximately 58 minutes from Winchester railway station, while the M3 provides convenient access to London and the south coast, connecting with the M27 and Southampton Airport. The A34 to the north offers routes towards Oxford, the Midlands and, via the A303, the West Country.
Square Footage: 1,787 sq ft
Additional Info
Freehold
All mains services
Council Tax Band E
Description
Dated from the Georgian period and occupying a highly sought-after position in the heart of Winchester, this elegant city residence combines a wealth of character features with well-balanced accommodation arranged predominantly over two floors. The property is entered via a welcoming entrance hall, immediately reflecting the character of the house through its generous proportions and impressive ceiling heights. To the front, the kitchen is a bright and sociable space, benefitting from a large sash window that allows natural light to flood in throughout the day. There is a freestanding gas range cooker, built-in appliances, and ample floor and wall-mounted storage. The space comfortably accommodates a dining area, making it ideal for both everyday living and entertaining. To the rear, the sitting room is a particularly impressive reception space, enjoying high ceilings, excellent proportions, and an attractive feature fireplace that forms a natural focal point. The room provides a calm and comfortable setting, with a door leading out on to the courtyard garden.
The basement is accessed via a concealed door, with steps leading down to a room measuring 14'11 by 14'5. Currently utilised for storage of leisure equipment, suitcases, and general household items, this is a highly practical space, ideal for decluttering the main living accommodation.
The first floor continues the property's sense of elegance and
character. The principal bedroom is a standout feature, offering generous proportions, high ceilings, and a beautiful original fireplace. Of particular note are the striking views of Winchester Cathedral, creating a remarkable outlook and a constant reminder of the home's enviable city-centre location. There are two further well-proportioned bedrooms, one of which serves as an excellent guest suite, benefitting from an en suite bathroom and built-in storage. The first floor offers excellent flexibility for families, guests, or those working from home, complemented by a family
bathroom and a particularly useful separate utility/laundry room.
Throughout the house, period details such as sash windows,
high ceilings, and feature fireplaces combine to create a home of considerable charm and character. The result is a property that successfully balances historic architectural features with the convenience of modern city living, all within easy reach of Winchester's shops, restaurants, and cultural amenities.
Outside
The courtyard garden has been thoughtfully arranged to create a peaceful and private outdoor space within the heart of the city. Laid with paving slabs for ease of maintenance, it provides plenty of room for seating and informal dining. Raised beds border the space, well stocked with a mix of flowering and mature plants that soften the overall feel and bring colour and structure throughout the seasons. Enclosed and sheltered, it offers a surprisingly calm setting, forming a welcome retreat from the surrounding city.
Location
St Thomas Street is one of the most desirable of the cathedral streets and a quaint side road located just a few steps from the pedestrianised High Street and thriving city centre. The charming surrounding area comprises an attractive mix of exquisite period homes alongside modern and architecturally interesting residential properties. The High Street and Cathedral Square offer a diverse collection of independent shops, boutiques, cafés, bars, and restaurants, together with an excellent range of local businesses. Winchester also benefits from a wealth of cultural, historical and leisure attractions, including the Theatre Royal, Everyman Cinema, the Great Hall, and the world-renowned Winchester Cathedral.
The mainline railway station is easily accessible (approximately 0.6 miles), as are several highly regarded schools, including Pilgrims' School (0.3 miles), St Bede CE Primary School (0.4 miles), and Winchester College (0.4 miles).
The city centre and nearby St Cross appeal to professionals, first-time buyers, and commuters alike, offering a wonderful environment and a strong sense of community. In addition to its exceptional convenience, St Thomas Street provides immediate access to some of Winchester's most picturesque surroundings. Attractive walks can be enjoyed through the historic cathedral streets, across the water meadows, up St Catherine's Hill and along the Itchen Navigation to the south of the city.
Winchester is exceptionally well connected by both road and rail. London Waterloo can be reached in approximately 58 minutes from Winchester railway station, while the M3 provides convenient access to London and the south coast, connecting with the M27 and Southampton Airport. The A34 to the north offers routes towards Oxford, the Midlands and, via the A303, the West Country.
Square Footage: 1,787 sq ft
Additional Info
Freehold
All mains services
Council Tax Band E
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