4 bed end terrace house for sale

Heritage Way, Gosport, Hampshire PO12

A rare four-bedroom eco-townhouse in historic Priddy’s Hard.

Completed in 2022, this beautifully presented four-bedroom eco-townhouse occupies a desirable end position in a short row of just three homes on the historic Priddy’s Hard Peninsula. Forming part of the award-winning Priddy’s Hard sustainable development - a small, design-led collection of only seventeen environmentally conscious homes - the property extends to approximately 1,170 sq ft / 108.6 sq m and offers stylish modern accommodation, solar pv panels, Wondrwall smart-home technology, driveway parking for two cars, a generous rear garden and a highly appealing coastal setting close to waterfront walks, the Gosport Ferry and Portsmouth Harbour.

A rare opportunity to acquire a beautifully presented four-bedroom eco-townhouse in one of Gosport’s most distinctive coastal settings. Completed in 2022, the property occupies a desirable end position in a short row of just three homes on the historic Priddy’s Hard Peninsula, forming part of the award-winning Priddy’s Hard sustainable development - a small, design-led collection of only seventeen environmentally conscious homes.

Arranged over three thoughtfully planned floors and extending to approximately 1,170 sq ft / 108.6 sq m, the house combines stylish modern living with impressive energy-efficient technology and a location rich in naval heritage, character and convenience.

The ground floor offers a sleek modern kitchen, a practical utility/WC and a bright living/dining room opening directly onto the rear garden - creating an inviting space for family life, entertaining and relaxed everyday living.

The first floor provides two well-proportioned bedrooms and a contemporary family bathroom. The top floor is particularly appealing, with a generous principal bedroom and en-suite shower room, together with a further bedroom that would work equally well as a guest room, nursery, dressing room or home office.

A defining part of the home’s appeal is its energy-conscious design. The property benefits from Wondrwall smart-home technology, in-roof solar pv panels, intelligent light switches, infrared heating panels and associated energy-efficient systems, supporting a modern, efficient and highly controllable way of living. These features reflect the original vision for Priddy’s Hard as a collection of environmentally friendly family homes.

Outside, the property enjoys driveway parking for two cars and a generous rear garden, offering excellent space for children, entertaining, gardening or quiet relaxation. The end position adds to the sense of space and appeal, while the freehold tenure further enhances the property’s long-term desirability.

The setting is one of the property’s strongest features. Priddy’s Hard offers a rare combination of coastal character, history and convenience, with waterfront walks, the Millennium Bridge, Powder Monkey Brewery, Arty’s Restaurant and the Explosion Museum all nearby. The Gosport Ferry provides easy access to Portsmouth, Gunwharf Quays and onward transport connections, making this an appealing location for both lifestyle and commuting.

A beautifully presented modern eco-home in one of Gosport’s most distinctive coastal settings - ideal for buyers seeking style, space, energy efficiency and a home with genuine character. Early viewing is highly recommended.
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Materials used in construction: Brick

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Gosport is a coastal town in southern England, located on the western side of Portsmouth Harbour. It has a strong naval heritage, historically serving as an important base for the Royal Navy, with several former military sites now open to the public. The town offers a mix of maritime attractions, including museums, marinas, and waterfront views, alongside traditional high streets and residential areas. Gosport is well connected by ferry to Portsmouth, making it a convenient spot for commuters and visitors. Surrounded by natural beauty, including beaches and nearby countryside, it provides a quieter alternative to city life while still maintaining close links to larger urban centres.