St Peter’s Close

Goodworth Clatford | Hampshire

Rural elegance in the shelter of an imposing bell tower

St Peter’s Close sits at the edge of the village of Goodworth Clatford, which is mentioned in the Domesday book, in the shelter of St Peter’s church and its imposing bell tower. The brick-and-flint cottages and apartments surround two courtyards, with the centrepiece a listed timber-framed barn that brings a rural elegance to the estate.

The village centre, which is just a short walk away, offers a shop, a post office and two pubs. The larger town of Andover is then less than two miles away, with a wider variety of shops, services and leisure pursuits, including a theatre. Several sporting and leisure opportunities are close at hand, with the Hampshire Golf Club, Andover Cricket Club and Thruxton Motorsport Centre all less than 10 miles from the estate. Also nearby are the banks of the River Anton, flowing through the valley en route to the famous River Test, which provides some of the best fly fishing in the world.