· 3-bed show home launch offers a sneak peek of the new 50-home Whitehill Chase development in Whitehill & Bordon, Hampshire

· Regenerated brownfield site brings eco-conscious design to a woodland setting

· Buyers can explore contemporary homes inspired by the surrounding Hampshire countryside

Dorchester Living has announced the launch of its show home at Whitehill Chase, Hampshire, a collection of 50 three and four-bedroom homes set just off the Whitehill & Bordon High Street.

Buyers can step inside The Russell, a three-bedroom detached home, for the first time when the show home opens on Friday 7th August. Viewings on the Friday will be an exclusive preview by appointment only for those who have pre-registered their interest, followed by an open weekend on Saturday and Sunday from 10am to 5pm.

Whitehill Chase is located on a regenerated brownfield site at the edge of the South Downs National Park, where existing mature woodland has been retained and thoughtfully integrated into the development.

Alongside its rural setting, the development also has immediate access to local schools, shops, cafés and transport links, with footpaths and cycle routes linking residents to Hogmoor Inclosure and the wider network of parks, trails and open spaces across the area.

The three and four-bedroom homes are priced from £430,000, with premium finishes featured throughout as standard, including integrated kitchen appliances and Amtico flooring.

Paul Silver, CEO at Dorchester Living, said: “Alongside the recent shortlisting for the Housing Design Awards, the show home launch at Whitehill Chase is a proud moment for the Dorchester Living team.

“East Hampshire is facing a squeeze on housing, and by transforming this brownfield site, we can deliver more sustainable, beautifully designed family homes exactly where they are needed most.”

The homes are built to fabric-first principles and heated by air source heat pumps, with the wider scheme delivering a biodiversity net gain of at least 10 per cent.

Paul continued: “With major new town centre amenities like the new Sainsbury's opening this summer and significant funding transforming Whitehill & Bordon into a sustainable, green, healthy and connected town, 2026 will be an exciting year for the community. With just 50 homes available, we’d encourage anyone looking for more space and a greener lifestyle to book a viewing.”

The opening follows Whitehill Chase’s shortlisting for the Housing Design Awards. Designed by Gardner Stewart Architects, it was recognised for its landscape-led design and woodland setting, which has opened up woodland that was previously accessible only through private access, making it available for the public to enjoy.

Whitehill Chase is ideally positioned to benefit from Hampshire’s ‘inland migration’ trend, which has seen a greater number of hybrid-working buyers moving away from London and dense coastal urban areas to greener corridors. To accommodate the demand for more flexible and functional space, the homes feature open-plan layouts, private gardens and dedicated study areas in selected plots.

The development launches alongside the rollout of wider amenities, leisure facilities, schools and commercial spaces that are being brought forward within the surrounding area.

Whitehill Chase joins Dorchester Living's portfolio alongside Heyford Park in Oxfordshire, the regeneration of the former RAF Upper Heyford airbase. Heyford Park recently won two prizes at the 2026 Planning Awards. Once complete, it is set to deliver up to 9,000 homes, 5,000 jobs and 60 per cent green infrastructure, with the ambition of becoming the UK's first energy-surplus town.

Home viewing appointments for The Russell, Whitehill Chase’s 3-bedroom detached show home, can be booked directly with the Dorchester Living team by calling 01420 552690 or visiting www.whitehillchase.co.uk