New Homes in Hartley Wintney
With a historical past, cultural attractions, and a selection of amenities, buying a new home in Hartley Wintney offers residents idyllic village life.
- £370,000 to £600,000
- 3, 4 and 5 bedroom
- Set in plenty of open space, Brookside Meadows is a development of 1 & 2 bedroom apartments and 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes, near the historic market town of Wantage. Your new home is a short walk to local amenities as well as a pub, whilst Oxford is just 30 minutes away by car. For commuters, the M4 is nearby and you could find yourself in central London in under an hour, with Didcot Parkway railway station also a short drive away.Homes on this development meet the latest building regulations, which sets the standard for energy performance and carbon emissions. Click here to find out more.
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- £415,000 to £625,000
- 3 and 4 bedroom
- Set in 6.5 acres of open space, Abbey Fields is a development of 2, 3 & 4 bedroom homes. This development forms part of a new community and will have a new play area and 560 new trees planted. All your local amenities are close by in Abingdon, as well as a great range of schools. Commuters will have easy access to the A34, which is a 10 minute drive away.Some homes on this development meet the latest building regulations, which sets the standards for energy performance and carbon emissions. Click here to find out more.
Things to see and do
Historically, Hartley Wintney has a fascinating past and royal links. King John rode through the village when he was on his way to Runnymede to sign the Magna Carta, and was a royal deer park for more than 600 years. In addition, Elvethan Hall was the home of Henry VIII’s third wife, Jane Seymour.Hartley Wintney is a picturesque village with a wide main street lined with a selection of antique and gift shops. The village also has a variety of shops stocking all the essentials including a butchers, bakers, pharmacist and bank plus a weekly market.
The picturesque village green and duck pond is overlooked by the Parish Church of St John’s. Surrounded by Mildmay oak trees planted back in 1807, they add to the rural feel of the village.
The village is home to three traditional pubs, the Wagon and Horses, The Cricketers and The Phoenix Inn plus cosy restaurants to enjoy a meal in.
Hartley Wintney Transport Links
Hartley Wintney has strong transport links whether you are travelling by road, rail or air.
Winchfield Station on station road in Winchfield serves the town. It provides frequent services to Waterloo, along with Portsmouth via Basingstoke. You can also enjoy a direct service to Gatwick from nearby Blackwater & Woking stations.
For those travelling by bus, commuter services run to Winchfield Station between Monday and Friday, along with daytime services through Hartley Wintney between Camberley and the Hook. Onward links to Basingstoke are available on selected days via the Hartley Wintney Community Bus.
For those travelling by coach National Express run services to London and all airports from Basingstoke bus station.