DLDorchester Living·3 to 5-bedroom houses

Nut Tree View at Oxney Quarter

Development

Bolley Avenue, Bordon, GU35 9HQ · View on map

Nut Tree View at Oxney Quarter is a new-build development by Dorchester Living at Bolley Avenue, Bordon GU35 9HQ. It has 3 to 5-bedroom houses across 5 property types, with prices from £445,000. 5 homes are currently available.

Prices from£445,000
First move-insTBC
Property types5
Homes available5
Tenure -
Warranty -

Details taken from Dorchester Living's website on 21 October 2026; not yet confirmed by Dorchester Living.

Property types at Nut Tree View at Oxney Quarter

Each type has its own floorplan and specification. Open a type to see full details and availability.

The WillowHouse3 Bedroom, Mid-Terrace, with 2 parking spaces.
3 bedDrive
From£445,0001 available
The RowanHouse3 Bedroom, Detached, with 2 parking spaces.
3 bedDrive
From£500,0001 available
The MapleHouse5 Bedroom, Detached, with Double garage + 2 parking spaces.
5 bedDouble garage
From£800,0001 available
The BlackthornHouse4 Bedroom, Detached, with Car barn.
4 bed
From£675,0001 available
The AlderHouse3 Bedroom, Semi-Detached, with 2 parking spaces.
3 bedDrive
From£475,0001 available

From Dorchester Living

Nut Tree View is a small selection of homes at Oxney Quarter in Whitehill & Bordon, East Hampshire, on the grounds of the former Prince Philip Barracks at the edge of the South Downs National Park. The name comes from the nearby Oxney Pool and Oxney Farm.

Key details

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About the developer

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Dorchester Living

Dorchester Living is the housebuilding arm of Dorchester Regeneration, which was founded in 1996 and has more than 30 years' experience in property development. It builds homes and whole new communities on previously developed land in the South East, including the former RAF Upper Heyford airbase in Oxfordshire and the former Prince Philip Barracks at Whitehill & Bordon in Hampshire.

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