Situated within the highly regarded Peninsula Barracks, this impressive four-bedroom townhouse offers generous and flexible living accommodation arranged over three floors.
Upon entering the property, a welcoming entrance hall with wood flooring extending across much of the ground floor provides access to a well-proportioned dining room, which could also serve as an ideal home office. To the rear, the property opens into a spacious kitchen/dining room fitted with a range of wall and base units, creating a practical and sociable space for everyday living. From the dining area, doors lead out to a delightful south-facing terraced garden. A separate utility room, accessed from the kitchen, provides additional storage and convenience.
The first floor hosts an elegant sitting room, enhanced by three large sash windows that flood the space with natural light while adding to its period charm. The principal bedroom is also located on this floor and benefits from fitted wardrobes and a private en-suite bathroom.
On the upper floor, there are three further bedrooms, one of which enjoys its own en-suite, alongside a separate shower room accessed from the landing. All rooms include fitted wardrobes.
Externally, the property enjoys access to beautifully kept communal grounds to the front, which include historic military buildings, museums, and a charming café, adding to the unique character of the setting. There are two allocated parking spaces and a handful of visitors spaces all within the grounds.
The Location:
Peninsula Square, one of Winchester’s most prestigious and landmark settings in the heart of the ancient city. It provides dramatic architecture, and commands a fine position in the Square, where the wide open space of the large, formal garden evokes a grand scale of living yet with an almost country house feel. Peninsula Square, a peaceful enclave within the heart of the historic city, is located at the lower end of Romsey Road. It is well placed to take advantage on foot of Winchester’s extensive amenities and its excellent cultural, shopping and leisure facilities. The railway station (0.4 miles) offers a frequent rail service to London Waterloo in just under an hour. Junction 9 of the M3 is easily accessed by car and links to London (about 70 miles), the whole motorway network and the south coast with ferry services to France. Southampton International Airport is about 7 miles away and offers daily flights to a variety of UK and European destinations. The beauty of The New Forest and the South Downs National Park as well as the world-famous sailing waters of the Solent and Hamble are all within easy driving distance. In and around the city there are good walks and cycle paths, including by the River Itchen, in the water meadows and on St Catherine’s Hill. The property, originally commissioned as a Palace by King Charles I, was rebuilt in 1904, in the style of Sir Christopher Wren’s original design
Unfurnished / Available April 2026 / EPC Rating Band C / Council Tax Band G
EPC Rating: C