Alresford Down
Sun Lane, New Alresford, Winchester, Hampshire, SO24 9UE
Prices from £559,995 to £755,000
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Alresford Down
Sun Lane, New Alresford, Winchester, Hampshire, SO24 9UE
Prices from £559,995 to £755,000
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Alresford Down
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Home to the Watercress Line steam railway and the famous watercress fields, Alresford has a thriving town centre and sits on the edge of the South Downs National Park. With a great community feel and local charities organising regular events, Alresford Down is a popular family choice to put down roots with the added benefit of having local Primary and Secondary schools nearby. For commuting, residents will have easy access to the A31 which links to the M3 at Winchester and Alton to the north, while Winchester railway station is just under 9 miles from Alresford Down.
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Supporting community events
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Recommended by customers
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Launching our new show homes
We invited homebuyers to Alresford Down to celebrate the launch of our two new show homes
Local investment
This is how much we're contributing to the local area
Personalise your home
Did you know you can style your home from the comfort of your armchair
Supporting community events
Read on to find out about the events that we've supported in the local area
Supporting the local community
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Launching our brand-new show homes
We invited homebuyers to an exclusive launch event for our brand-new show homes at Alresford Down.The unveiling of the four-bedroom Henford and five-bedroom Aireton show homes took place on Saturday 11th October. Attendees were among the first to grab an exclusive look at what the homes have to offer as well as taking away some interior design inspiration.
Roz Wells, Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey Southern Counties, commented: “We are delighted to have launched our brand-new show homes at Alresford Down along with our on-site sales office.
“We encourage anyone looking to make a move to Alresford to book an appointment with our friendly sales team at our brand-new sales office and explore the show homes so that they can picture what life at Alresford Down could look like.”
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Customise your new home using our Options Online tool in your Touchpoint account, before you move in. The earlier you reserve your new home, the more options you'll be able to choose because we build in the options as we go. This means you can have the home you love, in the style you love, from the day you pick up your keys.
We sponsor Alresford Town FC matchday event
We sponsored a matchday between Alresford Town Football Club and Colden Common Football Club on Saturday 6th December 2025 with a £500 donation.The fixture, which is part of the Wessex League Division One, was played at Alresford’s home ground of Arlebury Park in Alresford. 339 spectators attended the event, which was the second largest crowd in the country at this level of football on the weekend.
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“Although the result on the pitch was not the one we had hoped for, the day was a tremendous success in every other respect. To see such numbers, including a bumper contingent from our youth teams, brave the wet weather to support the team was fantastic, and reflects the strength and passion of our community.”
Roz Wells, Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey Southern Counties, commented: “We are delighted to have supported Alresford Town FC’s match against Colden Common. Our sponsorship was not only in support of the community surrounding Alresford Down, but also to give a boost to local sports events such as this which really bring the community together.”
We support Alresford firework display for the second time
We supported Alresford Rotary Fireworks for the second time with a £250 donation.The event, which took place on Friday 7th November 2025, was organised by Alresford Rotary. A Torchlight Procession kicked off the evening at the top of Broad Street, following the Alresford Fire Engine provided by Hampshire Fire & Rescue which carried an effigy of Guy Fawkes created by The Swan hotel to the main event at Arlebury Park. Attendees then watched as the bonfire was lit, burning the effigy, followed by a fireworks display by Pains Fireworks.
“As well as being a highlight of New Alresford’s community life for many, the annual firework event is Alresford Rotary’s major fundraising event of the year for local charities and we’re grateful to everyone who contributed to its success.
“Thank you to Taylor Wimpey for its kind donation to help support this successful fireworks event.”
Roz Wells, Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey Southern Counties, said: “We are delighted to have supported the Alresford Rotary Fireworks again this year. Not only is this event a fantastic opportunity for locals to spend time with their family and community while celebrating a much loved tradition, but it also raises valuable funding for local charities that Alresford Rotary supports.”
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Supporting Sunhill Infant School
We are pleased to have supported Sunhill Infant School’s summer fete again with a £250 donation towards its raffle.
This contribution is part of our commitment to the community surrounding Alresford Down. The donation was used to purchase a skate board and a Hot Wheels mega track to be used as prizes in the raffle, as well as towards the event’s running costs.
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Roz Wells, Sales and Marketing Director at Taylor Wimpey, said: "We are delighted to support Sunhill Infant School. Engaging with local communities is at the heart of what we do. We look forward to building strong relationships in Alresford as we move forward with plans."
Kim Owen Jones, Headteacher at Sunhill Infant School, said: “The summer fete was great fun. We very much appreciate the support of Taylor Wimpey, and look forward to more partnership work with them in the future as the Sun Hill site is developed.”
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We continue our support for Alresford Watercress Festival
We are proud to have once again supported the community of Alresford with a £500 contribution towards the Alresford Watercress Festival. The donation played a crucial role in providing support for this year's Security Dog Team, which forms part of the festival’s commitment to safety.The Alresford Watercress Festival, which takes place on the third Sunday in May each year, delighted attendees with bustling street markets, enticing food and drink stalls, cookery demonstrations and a lively kids zone featuring Falcon displays and circus skills. With an array of attractions catering to all, the vibrant community spirit was clear throughout the day and over £6,900 was raised on the day which will support a number of local groups and charities including the festival’s charity Abby’s Heroes.
Simon Evans, Entertainments Manager at the Alresford Watercress Festival, said: “The support from Taylor Wimpey has been invaluable in ensuring our visitors at the festival are kept safe and sound when visiting. The safety of all visitors is taken extremely seriously, and a dedicated team of highly trained dogs on site during the event is vital to ensure a secure and welcoming environment for all and we want to thank Taylor Wimpey for their generous donation.”
Roz Wells, Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey Southern Counties, said: “We are thrilled to support the Alresford Watercress Festival for a second year in a row. With the recent launch of our Alresford Down development, it's very important for us to be part of the local community and contribute to events that bring people together and raise vital funds for important causes. We are glad to hear that the day was such a great success”
With over two decades of history, the Alresford Watercress Festival remains a highlight of the local calendar and has now raised more than £131,000 for local charities and initiatives. Our support reflects our commitment to helping communities thrive in the places in which we build.
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We give boost to Alresford Agricultural Show
We are proud to have supported the community of Alresford with a contribution of £250 to the Alresford Agricultural Show, which took place on the 7th September 2024.
Our donation was put towards the event’s prize money fund and was part of our ongoing commitment to supporting the community local to Alresford Down.
The Alresford Agricultural Show takes place on the first Saturday of September every year in Tichborne Park and celebrates rural life in Alresford and the community residing there. Each year, the park’s cattle grazing land is transformed into the event’s showground with the help of volunteers.
This year’s event saw a footfall of around 12,000 attendees, showcasing prize-winning animals, a variety of horse competitions, local food, drink and shopping stalls, modern and vintage machinery exhibitions, dog shows, and children’s entertainment.
Lorraine Bailey, Secretary for the Alresford Agricultural Show, said: “It was touch and go as to whether the Alresford Show was still on due to the amount of rainfall we had that week, but thanks to the ground management, dedication and sheer determination of the team all went ahead! A big thank you to everyone involved and to Taylor Wimpey for their generous donation from the people who made it happen, our members and the public for making it a fantastic day.”
Roz Wells, Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey Southern Counties, said: "With construction underway at our Alresford Down development, we are delighted to support the Alresford community ahead of our development’s launch. This event not only allows Alresford residents to enjoy a fun day out but also represents and celebrates the rural identity this community is proud of."
School pupils design flag for Alresford Down
School pupils at Ropley Church of England Primary School in New Alresford have been getting creative for our flag design competition. We challenged the pupils to design a vibrant and imaginative flag that would welcome visitors and residents to Alresford Down.The children created a range of colourful entries, giving our team a tough decision to make. In the end, Oliver Murrell (Year 6) took the top prize and received a £50 Amazon voucher, his design is now flying high at Alresford Down. We also donated £250 to the school as a thank you for taking part, which will be put towards its new reading scheme.
Daniel Mills, Headteacher at Ropley Church of England Primary School, said: “The competition was a great success. The children were very enthusiastic and focused whilst creating their flag designs. They also asked lots of questions about the new Taylor Wimpey development, as the project is particularly personal to our students from the Alresford area. Thank you so much to Taylor Wimpey for providing our children with the opportunity of taking part in the competition, they thoroughly enjoyed themselves.”
Roz Wells, Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey Southern Counties, said: “We were thrilled to invite pupils at Ropley Church of England Primary School to take part in our flag design competition, picking a winning design was a tough challenge with so much artistic talent being shown. We’re also pleased to hear that the pupils had fun creating their designs and have expressed an interest in Alresford Down. Oliver’s colourful flag looks fabulous at the development, and makes for an eye-catching welcome for people visiting our development.”
We give Christmas boost to Winchester Basics Bank
We donated over £1,500 worth of food to foodbanks across the region just in time for Christmas.£200 worth of food was donated to Winchester Basics Bank, which was ordered based on the items most needed by the foodbank.
Angus Kirk, Operations Manager at Winchester Basics Bank, said: “On behalf of everyone at Winchester Food and Basics Bank, we would like to thank Taylor Wimpey for this kind donation, which brought joy to families over the Christmas period.
“We provided 315 children with holiday lunch bags to compensate for the fact that the schools were closed over Christmas. This donation has helped us to provide some Christmas treats that they may otherwise not have had.”
Roz Wells, Sales and Marketing Director at Taylor Wimpey Southern Counties, said: “We are proud to have supported all of these foodbanks with our donations. With Christmas being a particularly difficult time for those facing financial hardship during the cost of living crisis, it’s important that people can still join in on the festivities without having to worry about food poverty, which these foodbanks are determined to support.”
We donate Easter eggs to local foodbank this Easter
We donated 50 Easter eggs to Winchester Basics Bank which were handed out to local children as part of its Easter Holiday lunch bags over the Easter school holiday.Over 170 children received 10 lunch bags over the school holiday period to compensate for the fact that the schools were closed for Easter and families were not able to access free school meals during this time.
The foodbank has hubs in Weeke, Alresford, Highcliffe, and Bar End and also delivers to families directly if they live too far away from the hubs or have a disability.
Angus Kirk, Operations Manager at Winchester Basics Bank, said: “On behalf of everyone at the Winchester Basics Bank, thank you to Taylor Wimpey for this kind donation which will bring joy to children who otherwise may not receive a chocolate egg this Easter.”
Roz Wells, Sales and Marketing Director for Taylor Wimpey Southern Counties, said: “We are delighted to treat local families using Winchester Basics Bank’s services this Easter. It’s always a pleasure to support those in need so that they don’t miss out, whatever their circumstances. We hope the children receiving the Easter Holiday lunch bags enjoy their Easter eggs.”
Our donation is part of our ongoing commitment to giving back to the community surrounding our Alresford Down development and supporting charities that help those in need.
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