House For Sale Collier Close, Southampton

Inside, the home is finished to a high standard throughout. A bright, modern kitchen/diner forms the heart of the house, ideal for shared meals and gatherings, while the contemporary bathroom and newly laid carpets ensure a fresh, move-in-ready feel. The garden is perfectly positioned for enjoying the river and watching the neighbourhood come to life. Secure gated parking adds further convenience.

A neighbourhood with genuine community spirit:
St Denys is known for its friendly, inclusive atmosphere and strong sense of belonging. Residents enjoy a village-like environment shaped by year-round community events, including two popular local carnivals, volunteer-led summer litter picks and informal gifting and selling gatherings that bring neighbours together. It’s a place where people look out for one another and newcomers are warmly welcomed.

The riverside setting offers daily opportunities to enjoy nature, with scenic walks, paddleboarding, kayaking and wildlife spotting all on the doorstep. Two cosy local pubs (one featuring outdoor play equipment), a bakery, corner shops and Riverside Park are just moments away. A wider selection of cafés, pubs and independent shops can be found nearby at Bitterne Triangle or in Portswood, both within easy walking distance.

A location that works for modern life
With St Denys Station just 400m from the front door and offering direct trains to London Waterloo, commuting is effortless. Excellent road and bus connections further enhance mobility. The area is also home to several places of worship, reflecting the neighbourhood’s diversity and welcoming character.

Families benefit from being in the catchment for St Denys Primary School, a charming single-form-entry school at the heart of the community. Bitterne Park Primary and Secondary Schools, both highly regarded, are also within catchment and a pleasant walk across Cobden Bridge.

Location

The property is located in Priory Road, a short walk across the bridge from the scenic area of Bitterne Park with numerous independent cafes, eateries and shops. There is also Riverside Park, ideal for walking dogs and children’s play area.

The Itchen River is used by many, with small sailing dinghies, motor cruisers and various rowers. The Rowing & Sailing Club is a few yards away where members can enjoy refreshments.

Nearby, is Bitterne & Southampton Common. The largest of Southampton’s open spaces with 365 acres featuring woodland, rough grassland, ponds, wetlands, lakes and parkland and is a much loved and well used green open space in the centre of the city, popular for informal leisure activities as well as large events. The diverse habitats support an amazing abundance and variety of wildlife and in 1988 most of Southampton Common was designated a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI).

A little further and you have the City centre with huge selection of shops restaurants bars and entertainment.