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Price :
$3,202,800
bedrooms6 bathrooms4

Name: Southampton Luxury House for Sale | $3,202,797
Creator: Le Figaro Properties

Why this property will seduce you

Majestic Natural View: Panoramic vistas over Meon River and Old Winchester Hill.
Inspired Architecture: Three modern barns connected, respecting the rural landscape.
Independent Annex: Additional accommodation with office and triple garage.

Inspired by the traditional agricultural buildings that have shaped this landscape for centuries, the property has been designed as three contemporary timber barns linked by glazed walkways, combining striking modern architecture with a deep respect for its surroundings.
Occupying approximately 1.45 acres within the South Downs National Park, the house enjoys far-reaching views across the River Meon towards the Iron Age hill fort of Old Winchester Hill, with direct access to an extensive network of footpaths, bridleways and open countryside.
The house has a fascinating history. The owner has lived on the site since 1995 and designed and built White Hill Barn as their long-term family home, replacing the original cottage, which has been retained as an independent detached three-bedroom annexe. Rather than building for the market, they set out to create a home that would combine timeless architecture with exceptional energy efficiency and everyday practicality. Designed and built by a multi-award-winning team of house builders and architects, the house draws heavily on Scandinavian principles of simplicity, craftsmanship and connection with nature. Externally, it is clad in locally sourced larch, whilst the interior combines oak and poplar to create warm, beautifully balanced living spaces filled with natural light.
The accommodation has been thoughtfully arranged to make the most of the spectacular outlook. Bedrooms occupy the lower level, providing peaceful and private spaces, whilst the principal living accommodation is positioned above, where full-height glazing frames panoramic views across the valley and creates a wonderful sense of light and openness throughout the day. Alongside the principal residence sits a substantial detached annexe offering approximately 1,700 sq ft of additional accommodation, together with a three-bay garage and home office, creating a property equally suited to multi-generational living, guest accommodation or working from home.
Behind its understated appearance lies an extraordinary level of engineering. White Hill Barn has been designed as a genuinely low-carbon home, constructed using no-dig screw piles, highly insulated timber-frame construction, and equipped with integrated photovoltaic panels, battery storage, rainwater harvesting, heat pump technology and carefully designed environmental systems, allowing the property to operate with exceptionally low running costs while providing outstanding year-round comfort. The name White Hill Barn is itself rooted in the local landscape. It takes its inspiration from the ancient hill fort of Old Winchester Hill, whose white chalk ramparts gave rise to the historic name ‘Win-Tun’ or ‘White Hill’. The vertical timber cladding of the house subtly echoes the timber palisades that once crowned those chalk defences, creating a thoughtful connection between contemporary architecture and the area’s rich history. White Hill Barn is far more than a contemporary house. It is a home designed with longevity in mind, combining exceptional architecture, intelligent sustainability and one of the South Downs’ most beautiful settings within easy reach of Winchester, Southampton, London and the South Coast.
Location:
Southampton City Centre: 16.8 miles
Portsmouth City Centre: 15.6 miles
Southampton Airport Parkway - 13.5 miles
Winchester Train Station - 15.7 miles
Southampton Airport - 13.5 miles
Prep Schools:
West Hill Park Titchfield
Boundary Oak Wickham
Meon Cross Stubbington
Pilgrims Winchester
Public Schools:
Winchester College
Portsmouth Grammar
Churchers Petersfield
King Edward VI Southampton
St Swithuns Winchester
Primary Schools:
Droxford Junior School
Secondary Schools:
Swanmore College

Advertiser reference : 120662664Le Figaro Properties reference : 110729541

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Step out onto the private balcony through double doors and take in the tranquil views of the grounds. Generously sized, with added perks of a separate dressing room and utility space, it offers both comfort and convenience. Ensuite-The ensuite boasts Burlington Sanitary ware, featuring a luxurious rainfall shower and an elegant roll-top bath, promising a pampering retreat within your own home. BEDROOM 3 Bedroom 3 - A beautifully appointed double bedroom, with double doors leading to its own patio area, Amtico Flooring, separate dressing room, Farrow and Ball paintwork and William Morris wallpaper continue the high standard of finish seen throughout the house. Ensuite - Arcade art deco style sanitary ware, roll top bath, radiator. Nickel taps, door furniture and matching Arcade lighting and mirror. Tiled floor and walls. BEDROOM 4 Another gorgeous double bedroom with double doors leading to its own patio area. Amtico Flooring, separate dressing room, Farrow and Ball paintwork and wall mural. Ensuite - Arcade art deco style sanitary ware, roll top bath, radiator. Nickel taps, door furniture and matching Arcade lighting and mirror. Tiled floor and walls EXQUISITE OUTSIDE LIVING Welcome to Shrover Lodge, where the exterior amenities redefine luxury living in the heart of the UK countryside. Set within meticulously landscaped grounds, this estate offers an unparalleled array of recreational and entertainment spaces, ensuring every moment is infused with comfort and elegance. The Games Room Step into luxury with a captivating bar and lounge area, featuring a cinema room and a choice of pool or football table for endless entertainment. Three sets of bifold doors offer panoramic views of the surrounding grounds, seamlessly merging indoor and outdoor spaces. Revel in the elegance of hardwood flooring warmed by electric underfloor heating, ensuring comfort all year round. For added security, CCTV surveillance is in place, while Sky TV ensures you never miss a moment of your favourite sports. Experience ultimate relaxation with additional sleeping accommodations, complete with a convenient WC, sink, and walk-in shower. The Vaulted Dining Area Nestled in cedar finishes, the vaulted dining area creates an inviting atmosphere for gatherings. Outdoor heaters and lighting allow for Al Fresco dining year-round, while weather covers ensure your comfort regardless of the elements. Pergolux Step into the exquisite Pergolux retreat, where luxury intertwines with leisure for an unparalleled outdoor experience. Within this expansive space, you'll find features that elevate entertainment to new heights: Discover the allure of the electric-lit roof, offering the perfect ambiance under the stars. Glass sliding doors seamlessly merge indoor and outdoor living, while an internal rainfall system brings a sense of tranquillity with the soothing sound of rain. Immerse yourself in cinematic experiences with the outdoor cinema screen, and effortlessly prepare gourmet meals with built-in kitchen units equipped with under counter lighting. Concealed lighting and sockets add subtle sophistication, complementing the elegant grey Astroturf flooring. BBQ/Bar Adjacent to the Pergolux retreat lies the outdoor BBQ and bar, where outdoor entertaining reaches new heights. Here, you'll find a built-in BBQ for grilling perfection, accompanied by a sink and kitchen units for seamless meal preparation and clean-up. Keep refreshments chilled in the fridges and streamline service with a dedicated serving hatch. Sliding doors enhance flow between indoor and outdoor spaces, ensuring effortless hosting. HOBBITT HOUSE A quirky unexpected gem is this BBQ House for 12 people, complete with faux skins & lighting. DETACHED GYM Beautifully crafted 4 bay oak building, with exposed oak beams and vaulted ceiling, bifold doors and air conditioning invites rejuvenation with its spacious layout and state-of-the-art amenities. Industrial lighting, mirrored walls, gym rubber flooring, UFH plumbed and separate shower room with walk in rainfall shower, dressing area and WC. 4 BAY OAK GARAGE A charming detached 4-bay oak garage, featuring three bays alongside a versatile kitchen area currently utilised as a honey kitchen. With the option to remove the stud wall, customise this space to suit your needs seamlessly. STUDIO GUEST ROOM Elevated living space with a studio guest room nestled above the garage. This airy and bright double room boasts two dormer windows and a Ve-lux window, filling the space with natural light. Enjoy the convenience of an ensuite bathroom with a freestanding roll-top bath, complemented by underfloor heating for added comfort and luxury. DETACHED OFFICE Experience the epitome of sophistication in the Detached Office, where working from home becomes a pleasure. Featuring a treble bay oak framed design, vaulted ceiling, exposed oak beams and herringbone wooden flooring, this office exudes timeless elegance. With modern amenities including fitted kitchen units, underfloor heating, and bi-fold doors leading to a private courtyard, productivity meets comfort in this distinguished workspace. SUMMER HOUSE / GUEST LODGE Indulge your guests in the ultimate comfort of their own retreat within this exquisite property. Boasting two double bedrooms and a bathroom complete with a shower, they'll experience luxury and convenience at every turn. A cosy reception area awaits, adorned with a welcoming fire to create a warm ambiance. Complete with a coffee machine and fridge, it's the perfect spot for relaxation and unwinding after a day of adventure or exploration. Your guests will adore this private haven within your home. Leading to Hydropool Swim Spa Step into luxury with a separate decking area featuring a 19ft Hydropool swim spa and safety cover. Enjoy outdoor dining and stunning views from the BBQ area and faux grass seating areas. Relax and unwind in the barrel sauna. AGENTS NOTES Council Tax Band G - East Hampshire District Council Broadband – ADSL/FTTC Fibre Checker (openreach.com) Flood Risk – Refer to - (GOV.UK (check-long-term-flood-risk.service.gov.uk) AML Checks - By Law and in compliance with HMRC regulations, all agents are required to carry out Anti-Money Laundering (AML) checks on any buyer(s) who submit a successful offer. A non-refundable administration fee of £60 inc. VAT to cover these costs is payable by the buyer(s) before the sales transaction can be progressed.

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$3,202,800

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