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, 5 Thornton Close, is a charming new house situated in a quiet leafy setting close to the delightful Georgian town of Alresford near the historic city of Winchester.

• The cottage style house, built (2007) is newly furnished, with off road parking for 2 cars.
• Off the entrance hall is the kitchen with gas hob, electric oven, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, kettle, toaster and washing machine. Also a toilet & cloakroom.
• The lounge/dining room, which opens into a conservatory is furnished with new lounge seating and dining furniture, also a 32 TV, radio and CD.
• The conservatory, in turn opens onto an enclosed patio and garden.
• Upstairs - A double bedroom with en suite facilities + 1 twin with a separate bathroom.
• Gas & electric, linen & towels are included.
• £50 Deposit to make a booking.

Alresford is an idyllic location for a holiday break and is regarded as a fine example of an elegant Georgian town within 10 mins walk from Thornton Close. There are delightful listed buildings lining its streets, containing the shops, pubs, & restaurants that provide everyday needs.  

• A popular attraction in Alresford is the Mid Hants Railway with its original train station, cafe and waiting room.
• Several special event days take place, eg Thomas The Tank Engine and Steam Train Gala Days.
• You can also experience sights and sounds of the 1940's with civilian and military re enactors travelling the trains. More info available.
• Other family attractions from the town are country walks along the River Arle with ducks and swans to feed, also children's playgrounds with swings and slides.

• Winchester: The historic Saxon capital of England with its renowned Cathedral and Medieval Round Table Hall.
• Portsmouth: The Maritime town with Historic Ships & Docks.
• Alton: For Jane Austen's House, and a leisure centre with swimming pool, children's play centre.
• Southampton: Ferries to Isle of Wight, also excellent shopping at the newly built West Key Shopping Centre.
• Stonehenge, the ancient prehistoric monument.
• New Forest: The list can go on and on.