Ashberry at Boorley Gardens

Joining the community of Botley, these beautiful homes provide the ideal setting for homebuyers – pairing a peaceful semi-rural location with proximity to other desirable destinations. Notably, benefit from easy access to the M27 and M3, while Hedge End Train Station is just a 10-minute walk away via a development path.

The site also has the advantage of an on-site school and care home, which are currently under construction.

This development falls under the administration of Hampshire County Council.

Residents can live a richly varied lifestyle, with easy access to idyllic countryside, the city, and the coast – the perfect semi-rural location. Just a 10-minute drive leads to some of the prettiest scenery in the local area, one of which being River Hamble Country Park. Take in the vast lakeside views and watersports; walk along lush forest trails; enjoy picnics in the picturesque surroundings; or spend family time together at one of the many children’s play areas. What’s more, residents have the choice of other fantastic walking routes nearby, including Telegraph Woods and Netley Common.

Relish in the area’s range of more easy-going leisure, including tee-ing off at East Horton Golf Club just four-and-a-half miles away, enjoying cricket at Utilita Bowl, or family-friendly visits to Marwell Zoo.

The development is situated on the outskirts of South Downs National Park, the protected landscape a natural haven to explore. Southampton city centre is a half-hour drive away, or an hour when taking public transport. Enjoy streets packed with entertainment, including cinemas, art galleries, and museums.

Parents will have the advantage of an on-site school – and, additionally, a care home – constructed as part of wider development for the area. Boorley Park Primary School is just over one mile away, with local children also attending Berrywood Primary School and Wellstead Primary School, which are both an eight-minute drive away from the homes.

For pupils attending secondary school, Deer Park Secondary School is just a five-minute drive away, or half an hour on foot, and Wildern School is three miles away.

For those interested in sixth-form education, Bitterne Park Sixth Form and Itchen Sixth Form College are both a 20-minute drive away.

Adults keen on higher education are well-served by universities in the local area. The University of Southampton is less than seven miles away, with Southampton Solent University a similar distance away – a half-hour drive. The University of Portsmouth is a 40-minute drive away in the neighbouring city.

Commuters have a selection of convenient transport options nearby. Hedge End Railway Station is just a 10-minute walk away through development paths, with trips to Southampton Central lasting half an hour, Portsmouth and Southsea direct in a similar time, and Portsmouth Harbour in 40 minutes.

Those who drive are within easy access of several major road networks, including the M27 a short nine-minute drive away, connecting drivers down to Portsmouth and Bournemouth. The M3 is accessed in around quarter of an hour via car, ideal for commuting south to Winchester through to London.

For air travel, Southampton Airport is just a 15-minute drive away, or as little as 19 minutes on the train from Hedge End station – ideal for those who frequently travel for work or enjoy travelling abroad.

Easily grab the daily essentials at a well-known grocery store just a 10-minute drive away, or get stocked up at one of the larger superstores at Bradbeers Retail Park, a similar distance away. The retail park is also host to an impressive selection of high-street favourites along with specialist stores – ranging from interiors to auto. Whiteley Shopping Centre is five-and-a-half miles away, and as well as a host of popular stores, it offers an array of restaurants.

For a wider range of shopping needs, Southampton city centre has options perfect for every type of shopping need; indulge at one of the fantastic independent stores or stay on-trend at the biggest names in retail.

For dining, there is a classic pub half a mile away from the homes, with other popular public houses down the high street. There is also a quaint bakery a half-hour walk away – perfect for an enjoyable weekend stroll. A little further out, go out for Italian and Indian in Botley.