About this property
A beautifully presented semi-detached period home, this elegant red-brick property harmoniously blends timeless architectural detail with light-filled contemporary interiors, all set within mature landscaped gardens. The handsome façade, defined by decorative flintwork and large sash windows, exudes classic charm from the outset. A welcoming path leads through the front garden to the entrance, opening into a spacious hallway from which the principal reception rooms unfold. To the left, the formal dining room enjoys generous proportions, high ceilings, and original timber floorboards, while deep sash windows fill the space with natural light. Beyond, a bright and versatile sunroom connects seamlessly to the south-facing front garden terrace
an idyllic setting for reading or relaxation. A conveniently located downstairs W/C and separate utility room add practicality, while stairs from the hallway lead down to a useful underground cellar, ideal for storage or as a wine room.
At the heart of the home lies the beautifully considered open-plan kitchen and family area. Combining classic Shaker cabinetry with modern practicality, the kitchen features stylish granite worktops, a solid-wood central island, and integrated appliances, all illuminated by a deep bay window. The adjoining family space offers bespoke joinery, open shelving, and a charming built-in window seat overlooking the garden
a perfect blend of function and comfort. To the rear, the study or music room provides an inspiring retreat, with soaring ceilings, intricate cornicing, and tall sash windows opening to the garden, ideal for work, creativity, or leisure.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom suite sits at the front of the house, bathed in natural light from its south-facing sash windows. Soft tones, discreet wardrobes, and leafy outlooks create a calm and elegant retreat, complemented by a boutique-style en suite with sleek fittings and a walk-in shower. The second bedroom, also front-facing, continues the home’s theme of understated sophistication, featuring a decorative fireplace, neutral décor, and generous proportions. The third and fourth bedrooms enjoy tranquil garden views, each offering a bright and peaceful atmosphere with ample space for furniture and a refined, contemporary character. The bathrooms on the upper floors blend traditional craftsmanship with modern design, featuring smart cabinetry, metro tiling, and stylish fittings that create bright, refreshing spaces.
The top-floor bedroom is a beautifully designed sanctuary beneath the home’s distinctive roofline, with a vaulted ceiling, dormer window, and discreet built-in storage. Its calm, neutral palette and considered layout make it ideal as a guest bedroom, creative studio, or private retreat. Bedroom six also features a sloped ceiling and multiple eaves and is currently used for storage but serves well as a compact home office. Outside, the landscaped garden is a true highlight
a peaceful haven with a stone terrace for dining, raised vegetable beds, and a charming greenhouse surrounded by lush planting and mature hedging. Designed for both beauty and function, it offers year-round appeal and a seamless connection between home and nature.
PROPERTY INFORMATION:
COUNCIL TAX: Band G, Winchester City Council.
SERVICES: Mains Gas, Electricity, Water & Drainage
BROADBAND: Full Fibre Broadband Available to Order Now. Checked on Openreach October 2025.
MOBILE SIGNAL: Coverage With Certain Providers.
HEATING: Mains Gas Central Heating.
TENURE: Freehold.
EPC RATING: C
PARKING: Large Driveway and Garage.
Location:
The Avenue sits in the sought-after village of Twyford, just south of Winchester, offering a peaceful semi-rural setting with easy access to the city. The village features a local shop and post office, cafés, and welcoming pubs such as The Bugle and The Phoenix Inn, while nearby Twyford Waterworks adds local heritage charm. Winchester’s vibrant High Street
lined with boutiques, restaurants, and cultural attractions
is only around 10–15 minutes away by car, with Winchester train station about 3.3 miles distant and Shawford station just over half a mile from the property. Families benefit from excellent schooling options, including Twyford St Mary’s C of E Primary School, Compton All Saints C of E Primary School, and the independent Twyford School, all within easy reach.
Directions:
Starting from our office on Upper High Street, take Trafalgar Street and St Clement Street to Southgate Street. Continue along the B3335 for approximately 2.7 miles until you reach Shawford Road. From there, follow Shawford Road for about 1 mile to The Avenue in Twyford.
