England's ancient capital
Winchester was the seat of King Alfred the Great and capital of Wessex. Its magnificent cathedral — one of the longest in Europe — is the resting place of Jane Austen, and the Great Hall houses the legendary Round Table.
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Living in Winchester
A historic cathedral city with countryside on every side — and your new home just minutes away.
Shops, markets and cafés
The High Street, Buttercross and cobbled lanes are full of independent shops, cafés and well-known names. The farmers' market is one of the largest in the country, and the Christmas market at the cathedral is famous across the South.
Food and drink
From cosy riverside pubs to award-winning restaurants, Winchester and the surrounding villages offer plenty of places to enjoy a long lunch or a special dinner.
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Walks and nature
Follow the River Itchen to St Cross, climb St Catherine's Hill for city views, or explore the South Downs National Park — all within easy reach.
Health and everyday needs
Royal Hampshire County Hospital, GP surgeries, supermarkets and pharmacies are all close by, making everyday life simple.
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Getting around
Fast trains to London Waterloo take about an hour, the M3 is minutes away, and Southampton Airport and the coast are easy to reach.