Hampshire Buying Agent
A Hampshire buying agent can assist with your search for a property in this beautiful county. With a wealth of experience and local knowledge, a professional property finder will work to source the ideal property. For those relocating, they can help establish the best place to live in Hampshire to suit your lifestyle.
Located in South East England on the English Channel coast, the county of Hampshire has a stunning coastline, scenic National Parks, and impressive homes.
In Hampshire, buyers can find towns and villages that offer a commute to London in under an hour and easy access to both the South West and South East by car on the M3 motorway. The beautiful coastline is popular for sailing and The New Forest; a large area of pastureland, heathland, and forest, is well known for its native New Forest Ponies.
Hampshire Property Finder
Local resident, Daniel Rowland assists clients searching for property in Hampshire.
Having made the move from London to Hampshire with his family several years ago Daniel is personally familiar with the process of relocation.
Aside from his personal experience, Daniel has helped many clients find and secure their ideal property from family houses to second homes.
Daniel has particular experience in sourcing and purchasing property for redevelopment or building from scratch. Understanding the planning system well, Daniel can provide an idea of the possibilities a property might have.
Start your search for the perfect property
If you would like to discuss your property search with an expert Hampshire buying agent without obligation, please do get in touch.
Winchester Property Search
The city of Winchester is an excellent place to live; steeped in history, filled with beautiful properties, and extremely well-connected. Winchester has an abundance of medieval architecture including Winchester Cathedral, one of the largest cathedrals in Europe.
Winchester’s city centre is a web of winding streets with shops set in medieval buildings. At the top of town, an Everyman Cinema has recently opened in a converted church and there is a regular farmers market.
A train departs Winchester for London Waterloo every hour and the journey takes just under an hour; many residents commute to the capital daily.
In the city centre, you can find stunning 18th Century townhouses bursting with character. Larger detached houses within walking distance of the city centre, such as those in the St Cross area, are extremely sought after.
Both public and private schooling in the area are excellent. Local private schools include Princes Mead School, Twyford School, The Pilgrim’s School, Winchester College, and St. Swithun’s.
Just outside of Winchester are several desirable villages, such as Compton, which has an excellent local community and a highly-rated primary school. Next to Compton is the village of Shawford which offers a direct service to London Waterloo from its station.
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To discover the advantages of enlisting a Hampshire buying agent, get in touch for an initial discussion without obligation.
Hampshire Commuter Towns
Despite being slightly further away from London than other commuter spots, there are certain Hampshire towns and villages that offer a fast train into London.
The town of Basingstoke is located on the edge of the North Wessex Downs and just off the M3 motorway.
By train you can reach Reading in around 15 minutes, Andover in 20 minutes and London Waterloo in 45 minutes.
With the M25 motorway only a short distance away up the M3, you can drive to London Heathrow Airport in under an hour.
Basingstoke appeals to those seeking rural living but still requiring to commute to London within an hour.
It offers a wide range of leisure and recreational facilities, as well as excellent school options. Nearby independent schools include Daneshill School in Hook and Cheam School in Headley.
Villages in Hampshire
Villages such as Cliddesden and Kingslere benefit from being in close proximity to Basingstoke train station and the other amenities it has to offer.
The village of Overton just a few miles west of Basingstoke has its own train station, trains from Overton to London Waterloo take just under an hour. Overton has a great range of local stores including a wine merchant and deli, as well as having a good village school.
Considering a move out of London to a Hampshire commuter town or village? Our buying agents can ensure you find the ideal property in Hampshire.
New Forest Property Search
With a large proportion of the county filled with The New Forest, it is of little surprise that many of our Hampshire searches are for property in this area, whether it be a second home as a country retreat or a place to set down roots.
Brockenhurst is a main hub in the New Forest with frequent trains running to London in around an hour and a half. A large village, Brockenhurst has a well-regarded primary school and tertiary college, Brockenhurst College, as well as many shops on Brookley Road, the Village High Street, and many places to eat locally.
Property in Brockenhurst ranges from pretty period cottages to more modern chalet-style properties, and around the outside of the village, there are larger country houses set within acres of their own land.
Nearby Lymington is a Georgian market town offering a comprehensive range of shops and restaurants. There is a weekly market along the high street which is popular with residents and visitors.
Lymington is known for its large marina and yacht clubs such as The Royal Lymington and Lymington Town Sailing Club. Ferry services from Lymington connect to Yarmouth on the Isle of Wight.
Within walking distance of the high street and marina, you can find secluded detached houses, usually hidden from view and tucked away down unassuming country lanes. Lymington has also seen newer developments in recent years adding modern properties in small clusters around the town.
This part of the New Forest in particular is one of England’s most favoured yachting locations and only a short sail across the Solent to the Isle Wight.
Not far from Lymington and Brockenhurst is the small village of Beaulieu, situated on the Beaulieu River it is one of the most picturesque places to live in the new forest. Many of the residents here enjoy the use of a shared pontoon on the Beaulieu River, which is owned by The Beaulieu Estate. The village is mainly a collection of period cottages, some thatched, with larger secluded houses found at the end of long driveways.