Finch House – a home in a unique historic location
06.06.2024 | Insights
Discover Salisbury
Finch House is a beautifully renovated Grade II listed 19th century building offering an exclusive selection of stylish homes for over 55s, each one a highly individual blend of luxury and affordability.
Just a short stroll from the centre of Salisbury, Finch House is a perfect opportunity to discover the hidden gems of this lovely medieval cathedral city with its attractive mix of ancient and modern, its eclectic selection of restaurants, cosmopolitan pavement cafes, cosy tea shops, shopping area, the theatre and museum.
Salisbury has the inviting friendliness of a town that just begs you to explore. Hundreds of years of evolving English architecture have created a series of nicely mismatched styles, rather like the traditional Tuesday and Saturday markets share the city’s centre with today’s bright eating, drinking and socialising spots.
Finch House opens this Spring.
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