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New Homes for Sale in Hampshire

Find your new home in Hampshire

Find your new home in Hampshire. Elivia Homes have a range of new two and three bedroom homes all made to our exacting specifications and with the finest materials. Our Hampshire housing developments offer luxury family homes for families looking to make this historic beguiling county their home. 

5% DEPOSIT PAID ON SELECTED PLOTS*
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Netley Grange

Netley Grange, Grange Road, Netley, Hampshire, SO31 5FH
From £232,500

From stylish 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, to superbly appointed 2 - 4 bedroom homes, Netley Grange offers a choice of beautiful homes to suit a range of budgets and lifestyles.

Show home and sales office open daily 10am-5pm.

No appointment needed, just pop-in! Or if you'd prefer to schedule a time, feel free to call the sales team on 07557 156517 

 

Join us at Netley Grange on Saturday 26th & Sunday 27th October for our First Time Buyer Event. You can also receive free, no obligation, advice from an Independent Financial Advisor who will be there on the day.

With a limited selection of 1 & 2 bedroom apartments available, don’t let the opportunity slip away to reserve off plan! Or why not come to discuss our 2-bedroom semi-detached homes. 

5% deposit paid on selected plots. Spaces are limited so don’t miss out! 

Call the sales team today to book your place on 07557 156517

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Hampshire Property Prices

At an average of around £380,000, house prices in Hampshire have increased by over 10% recently, with terraced homes selling for an average of £300,000. Within Hampshire, house prices can vary, with Burley being the most expensive area for purchasing a property. 

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