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Daily Red Kite Feeding/Pool - Countryside Lodge
JUNIPER HOUSE AIRBNB - Peaceful, getaway lodge in the heart of Hampshire’s beautiful Hangars. We offer: - Daily Red Kite & Badger feeding, viewed from inside comfortable conservatory, with tea, coffee and refreshments! 30-90 Red Kites during each feeding/up to 10+ badgers! - Milk, bread, spread, tea: Provided upon arrival. - Indoor swimming pool, with full access; no permission required, 24/7. - Thirty acres of private garden/woodland to explore! - Free, on-site parking; multiple spaces.

Romantic OffGrid Cabin | Stargazing & Valley Views
Featured in The Guardian and The Times Top 10 UK Off-Grid Stays. Wake to sunrise over the South Downs in this secluded hilltop off-grid cabin overlooking the whole of the South Downs National park. Experience total serenity under star-filled skies with the warmth of a wood-burning stove enhancing the peaceful ambiance. Our off-grid cabin offers tranquility whilst still being close to cosy pubs, historic towns and scenic walks. Dog Friendly. It’s the perfect place to disconnect and recharge.

Spacious and Stylish Home in Heart of Top Village
A stylish and spacious recently renovated recording studio, which has been finished to a high spec with exposed timber beams, brickwork and a stunning log burner perfect for relaxing after exploring all that Hampshire and West Sussex have to offer. There is a large double bedroom with king sized bed and ensuite bathroom, and an open plan living area with sofa beds and log burner that can accommodate up to 3 further guests. There are 3 fantastic pubs within walking distance - one only 50m away!

Tranquil Garden Studio Retreat
- Stylish Garden Studio, enjoy birdsong, wildflowers and stunning views - Walkable from Overton station - Pubs, shops & local restaurants close by - Thoughtful touches, local gin, breakfast, fluffy towels - Fast WiFi, dedicated workspace & free parking - Dog-friendly, secure garden with resident, friendly dogs - Scenic walks from the doorstep - Escape from the city and immerse in nature - Close to Bombay Sapphire and Highclere Castle - Perfect for couples, dog owners and solo adventurers

The Old School House Liphook - hot tub & tennis ct
The Old School House is a traditional and cosy one bedroom detached cottage in the grounds of our home on the western edge of Liphook village in Hampshire. Easy car access, just off the A3 and south of the Hindhead tunnel. The village has a train station. Situated in the South Downs National Park and ideally located for the market towns of Haslemere, Farnham, Petersfield and Alton, it is only 25 minutes from Goodwood. Great countryside and lots on offer locally for holiday or break.

The Pool House (for 2 Adults & 2 Children)
This unique, Architect designed self contained building, has a style all of its own. With an open plan kitchenette and island unit, including an oven, microwave, hob and fridge freezer, you can dine in or go out to the Market Town of Petersfield. The lounge area has a 72" TV with a full sky package and spare HDMI leads. There is a walk in shower wet room and a separate cloakroom. The bedroom is cosy, with a king size bed. There is a separate area with bunkbeds, for smaller children.

Stunning Cabin with incredible views near Goodwood
The Cabin replaced our old tumbledown sheds. It is completely separate from the main dwelling and has far reaching views to the South Downs. There is one Super King bed in the main area (which can be separated into two single beds) and in the mezzanine, there are two single beds which can be pushed together to become a double. Goodwood (Racing), Midhurst (Polo), Chichester (theatre), South Downs Way (walking / mountain biking) are all within easy reach.

The Studio @ Black Barn, Nr Petersfield.
Newly refurbished, ‘The Studio at Black Barn’ is an open plan self-contained private annexe with own parking right outside its own private entrance and garden. Your accommodation is on the ground floor of a family home, surrounded by countryside near Petersfield. Perfect for 1 or 2 adults to indulge in a relaxing mini break; also ideal for a fleeting overnight work visit and take advantage of the superfast broadband to work from Black Barn.

Poet's Cottage, Steep - Rural Location - Sleeps 6
Poet's Cottage is set in a rural setting, located adjacent to a working farm, in the beautiful Hampshire countryside, just to the west of Petersfield. With 3 bedrooms and spacious living space, it is perfectly situated for walking and exploring the South Downs and for day trips to Portsmouth Historic Dockyard, Winchester, Goodwood motor and horse racing events and the beach at Hayling Island or West Wittering. Up to 2 dogs are very welcome.

Garden Annexe in Petersfield
The Annexe is a light and airy bedroom and bathroom with sitting area and tea and coffee making facilities (and fridge). It has underfloor heating and plenty of clothes storage space. Patio and table and chairs if outside space is wanted. Train station is a seven minute walk. Parking space. Ten minute walk into the centre of Petersfield. Great for weekend breaks, business, weddings, events, walking or cycling trips.

The Barn @ North Lodge -Soho Farmhouse-esque Cabin
Inspired by Soho Farmhouse. A stylish converted barn set in the grounds of a Georgian Lodge within the South Downs National Park. Conveniently located close to the picturesque market towns of Alresford, Petersfield, Alton and historic Winchester, it is an ideal base to both explore Hampshire and kick back and relax in luxury. Take a look at the Barn on ‘Escape to the Country’ series 25, Episode 10 on iPlayer!

Luxury remote cabin with outdoor bath - Cedars
Cedars cabin is tucked away on the edge of woodland, with far-reaching valley views and its own outdoor bath and shower - the perfect setting to switch off and unwind in nature. Beneath the canopy of the trees you’ll find a campfire area surrounded by striking sandstone boulders and a handmade oak table. Try your hand at outdoor cooking and enjoy relaxed evenings dining under the stars.
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South Downs Haven nr Petersfield and Goodwood

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Secluded Woodland Cabin with Outdoor Bath

Loft apartment - Buriton, South Downs

Wyck Annex

Guest Suite in Elsted, W.Sussex

Charming Guest House in idyllic rural location
When is the best time to visit East Hampshire?
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| Avg. price | £109 | £106 | £109 | £115 | £115 | £116 | £121 | £120 | £115 | £109 | £104 | £118 |
| Avg. temp | 5°C | 5°C | 7°C | 9°C | 12°C | 15°C | 17°C | 17°C | 15°C | 11°C | 8°C | 5°C |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in East Hampshire?
East Hampshire has country cottages, village homes, and family-friendly rentals nestled in market towns like Petersfield, Alton, and Liss. Many places feel close to nature, making it easy to explore walking trails and green spaces.
What are the best things to do in East Hampshire with kids?
Families often explore the Watercress Line heritage railway, visit farm parks, or enjoy gentle woodland walks in Queen Elizabeth Country Park. Interactive museums and local wildlife centers are also frequently suggested for young explorers.
What are some of the best things to do in East Hampshire?
Explore market towns like Petersfield, hike or cycle in Queen Elizabeth Country Park, and discover Jane Austen’s House in Chawton. The area has historic sites, gardens, and scenic walking routes woven throughout the countryside.
How is the weather in East Hampshire?
East Hampshire has cool winters, typically between 35–46°F (2–8°C) with moderate rainfall, and mild summers near 55–72°F (13–22°C). Layering clothing is advised for unpredictable spring and autumn temperatures.
When is the best time to visit East Hampshire?
Late spring and summer are often recommended, with milder temperatures around 51–72°F (11–22°C) and lively countryside events. Autumn brings colorful foliage and opportunities for tranquil walks.
What are the best places to visit in East Hampshire?
Popular places include Petersfield market town, Jane Austen’s House in Chawton, and Queen Elizabeth Country Park for outdoor activities. Gilbert White’s House and Garden in Selborne is frequently suggested for nature and history enthusiasts.
What are some hiking trails in East Hampshire?
East Hampshire has scenic trails in Queen Elizabeth Country Park, routes along the South Downs Way, and paths through Selborne Common. Woodland walks and gentle hills give a range of experiences for hikers.
What are some family activities we can do in East Hampshire?
Families often visit nature reserves, picnic in Queen Elizabeth Country Park, and ride the heritage Watercress Line train. Local farm parks and interactive museums provide engaging hands-on experiences for children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from East Hampshire?
Consider exploring Winchester’s historic sites, walking the South Downs National Park, or enjoying Portsmouth’s maritime museums. Charming villages and stately homes around East Hampshire also make for relaxing outings.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in East Hampshire?
East Hampshire has many pet-friendly stays, especially in country cottages and village homes surrounded by open fields. Several market towns and rural areas welcome guests with dogs, making outdoor exploring easy.
What are some local tips for visiting East Hampshire?
Pack sturdy shoes for walking on countryside trails, and try visiting traditional market days in towns like Alton or Petersfield. Early mornings often reveal peaceful landscapes and opportunities for birdwatching.
What is East Hampshire known for?
East Hampshire is known for its rolling landscapes, historic market towns, and literary connections to Jane Austen. The area has walking trails, nature reserves, and locally rooted traditions like annual fairs and markets.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in East Hampshire?
Discover the tranquil walks of Selborne Common, the gardens at Gilbert White’s House, and the riverside paths at Liss. Smaller villages often have local craft shops and peaceful woodland settings to explore.
What are the best foods to try in East Hampshire?
Local specialties include Hampshire cheeses, freshly baked goods from village bakeries, and cider from regional orchards. Sunday roasts and market-fresh produce reflect traditional English flavors in many pubs and cafes.
What should I bring for a trip to East Hampshire?
Bring layered clothing for changing weather, sturdy shoes for countryside walks, and a waterproof jacket. A camera and reusable water bottle are helpful for exploring scenic routes and historic towns.
What is the nightlife in East Hampshire like?
East Hampshire has a relaxed nightlife scene with cozy pubs in market towns, occasional live music, and local beer tastings. Community events and gatherings in village halls provide a friendly atmosphere for evening socializing.
What are the most popular events or festivals in East Hampshire?
East Hampshire hosts food and craft fairs in market towns, countryside agricultural shows in summer, and literary events celebrating Jane Austen. Seasonal festivities and outdoor concerts are often held in local parks.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in East Hampshire?
Many vacation rentals in East Hampshire welcome families, with spacious countryside cottages and homes near walking trails. Look for properties in villages and market towns that provide easy access to parks and family activities.
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930 of East Hampshire holiday rentals include wifi access

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