East Meon, Hampshire– East Meon, Hampshire,
A fabulous collection of fourteen impressive detached family residences by the multi Award Winning Kebbell Homes. Bringing their design flare and construction prowess honed from their over 70 year heritage and pedigree Broad Field will be the latest addition to their legacy of building superior homes in Hampshire.
Commanding an elevated position in the heart of the South Downs National Park Broad Field is flanked on two sides by the popular South Downs Way National Trail. Two miles from the quintessential Hampshire village of East Meon, these very special homes will offer a rural idyll within the comfort of an established and thriving local village community. The primary school, shop, church, village hall and two pubs are the hub of village life. The historic market town of Petersfield is four miles distant and offers a wider range of shops and services for everyday use as well as the highly regarded Churcher's College. Access to the A3 giving road connections to the South Coast, M25 and London is also four miles away. Petersfield’s mainline train station gives a service to London Waterloo for the occasional and essential commute.
The homes are each individually designed to reflect their rural location in a mix of barn style and manor farmhouse inspired elevations. Inside the homes will boast an impressive contemporary specification designed to bring a care free, light filled, comfortable lifestyle to every resident.
Leydene is the name given to the original East Meon manor and its grounds which occupied this elevated position dating back to medieval times. Steeped in history the original manor house, Leydene, is today home to apartments and its grounds have been used for a variety of purposes over the decades.
The land being developed by Kebbell played a significant role in naval history as a base for specialist Royal Navy signalman training, crucial for maintaining communication between ships in the early 20th century as well as being the site of key military and naval establishments during both World Wars.
Opposite Broad Field, further former Leydene grounds are now home to the South Downs Environmental Sustainability Centre; a key local initiative promoting sustainability, environmental education, and eco-friendly living. The Centre offers a variety of activities, workshops, and courses focused on sustainable practices such as organic farming, renewable energy, and conservation.
Construction on site is anticipated to commence in 2025 with the first homes ready for occupation late 2026. To register your interest and receive details when available please contact sales@kebbell.co.uk or telephone 020 8901 8703