One bedroom
Ideal for one or two
- 1 bedroom
- Lounge with kitchen
- Bathroom
Live in the heart of Winchester.
Well-kept apartments to rent for a few weeks or a few years, a short walk from the cathedral, the river and the high street.
Three buildings. One calm, central address.
Kama Capital lets self-contained apartments in central Winchester. Each home is fully set up with its own lounge, kitchen and bathroom, so you can arrive, settle in and walk to almost everything.
Stay for a short break, a work placement or a relocation, or take a longer tenancy. Tell us what you need and we’ll find the right fit.
Our homes
Three apartment layouts, available across our buildings.
Two bedroom
Ideal for couples, friends or small families
- 2 bedrooms
- Lounge with kitchen
- 1 bathroom
Two bedroom, two bathroom
Our most spacious
- 2 bedrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- Large kitchen and lounge area
- Parking included
Nightingale Park
A modern brick and timber-clad building set among hedges and trees. Apartments have open-plan living, fitted kitchens, stylish bathrooms and, in places, a private balcony.
Saxon House
A red-brick building right on the pedestrian high street, with shops at street level and apartments above. Inside, the homes are bright and freshly finished, with modern fitted kitchens and tiled bathrooms.
Aquitaine House
Light, comfortable apartments with open-plan living, fitted kitchens and restful bedrooms, all within easy reach of Winchester’s centre.
Short term
Flexible stays for visits, projects and in-between moments. Everything you need is already in the apartment.
Long term
A settled tenancy in one of Winchester’s best-connected locations, with a team that’s easy to reach.
Winchester on your doorstep
England’s ancient capital under King Alfred, Winchester is now a compact, walkable cathedral city on the River Itchen, with independent shops, riverside paths and the South Downs just beyond.
Winchester Cathedral
One of the longest medieval churches in Europe. Jane Austen is buried in the nave, and the Christmas market gathers in its grounds each winter.
King Alfred’s statue
The bronze king stands at the eastern end of the Broadway, a natural meeting point at the foot of the high street.
The Great Hall
All that remains of Winchester Castle. It displays a medieval round table long linked with the legend of King Arthur.
Westgate
The medieval city gate with a museum inside and views over the rooftops from the top.
Winchester City Mill
A working watermill spanning the Itchen, looked after by the National Trust. Walk the river path from here.
St Catherine’s Hill
A short riverside walk leads to this chalk hilltop with wide views over the city and the Itchen valley.
Good to know
Walkable centreThe cathedral, shops, cafés, pubs and river are all within easy reach on foot.
London in under an hourFast trains run from Winchester station to London Waterloo.
Winchester CollegeFounded in 1382, one of England’s oldest schools, with grounds and cloisters at the quiet end of town.
Hospital of St CrossA medieval almshouse from the 12th century, a pleasant walk south along the water meadows.
Wolvesey CastleThe ruined bishop’s palace beside the cathedral, free to explore.
Keats’s autumn walkThe poet walked these meadows in 1819 and wrote “To Autumn”.
Interested in a home?
enquiries@kamacapital.co.uk
Tell us your dates, how many bedrooms you need and whether you want a short or long stay. We’ll reply with what’s available.
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