Obelisk Close, Holbury, Southampton, Hampshire, SO45

A delightful new development of 8 bespoke bungalows situated in Holbury. The development consists of four 3 bedroom detached bungalows and four 2 bedroom semi-detached bungalows. The properties are finished to an extremely high standard and benefit from underfloor heating, solar panels, electric car charging points and two off road parking spaces.

Home 1 benefits from entrance hall leading to the three bedrooms, all with double glazed windows and vaulted ceilings. The bathroom comes equipped with a double vanity basin units, walk in shower and separate bath. To the rear of the property, the open plan lounge and kitchen area opens onto the garden through aluminium bold fold doors. The Kitchen units are designed in a shaker style with larder units, island, integrated fridge freezer, oven, hob and washing machine.

General specification

• Private road
• 2 designated off road parking spaces per property
• 10 year new build warranty
• Underfloor heating with defined zones for maximum heating efficiency
• Eco friendly design - every property is all electric (no fossil fuels in any properties)
• Painted in Farrow and Ball Wevet No 265 throughout
• Aluminium bi-fold doors secured by design for maximum security
• Luxury Saxony deep pile carpets in all bedrooms
• Indian sandstone patios leading to private gardens
• Electric car charging points to each property
• Solar Panels to each property


Obelisk Close is positioned in the popular residential area of Holbury. Bus service to the surrounding areas including Hythe Marina Village and the vibrant port city of Southampton. Numerous activities can be enjoyed at local recreation centres including Gang Warily and Calshot and there is a 9 and 18 hole golf course with practice range at neighbouring Dibden. The village lies on the fringes of the New Forest. Almost 220 square miles of woodland, the New Forest was the playground of royalty in the 11th century and has changed very little in the intervening thousand years. Today, its chocolate box villages, thatched pubs and vast expanses of unspoilt scenery attract millions of visitors every year - although you’d be hard pressed to believe it as you stroll in solitary splendour amongst ancient oak, yew and beech trees and gaze out across deserted vistas of rolling heathland.

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