Bursledon, on the River Hamble, offers an outstanding location paired with a thriving community. Portsmouth and Southampton are both within easy reach, but you have all the amenities you could need for day-to-day life right on your doorstep.
Spending time on or near the River Hamble is an obvious choice when in this part of the country. Whether taking a day trip on a boat or simply sitting and watching the world go by, you will never get bored of your location.
Windmill Lane, Bursledon, SO31 8BG
Although this local landmark is now closed to the public, we could not talk about Bursledon’s attractions without at least mentioning the windmill. You will be sure to fall in love with its rustic charm and recognise it as an icon of the area.
Swanwick Lane, Swanwick, SO31 7HB
Bursledon Brickworks was founded in 1897 and was an important industry in the area. The museum, run by volunteers, offers informative and interesting insight into local history. Much of the machinery was (and still is) run by steam and the volunteers fire it up monthly to the delight of visitors.
Long Lane, Bursledon, SO31 8BZ
As you might expect from a thriving rural community, Bursledon is home to a versatile and active village hall. Hire this delightful space for your own event or pop along to Pilates, yoga, baby ballet, line dancing, theatre group, cinema club… or any other of the many classes and events regularly held here.
If you fancy viewing the world a little differently while getting some unusual exercise, check out Social Tree Climbers. This group of enthusiasts want to get us all climbing trees and even offer canopy camping. Sessions are held in River Hamble Country Park and we cannot think of a more intriguing way to explore your ‘back yard’.
SO31 3BX
There are several nature reserves in the area, but Great Down Park makes a lovely location for a picnic amongst the flowers. Beautiful views and a wildflower meadow encourage you to forget all your worries and enjoy the great outdoors.
Grange Rd., Bursledon, SO31 8GD
This pick-your-own and farm shop is an activity and shop all in one. Pop in for seasonal treats or a fun family day out in the countryside.
There are a surprising number of great places to eat and drink in Bursledon, whether you fancy a takeaway or delightful dinner by the river. Here are a few of our favourite places to eat and drink.
Providence Hill, Bursledon, SO31 8DW
This chain restaurant is a must-visit if you enjoy a steak. For special celebrations or a weeknight treat, you can be sure of a hearty meal.
Birch Spinney, Hungerford, Bursledon, SO31 8DE
This family friendly pub and restaurant dates back to the 16th century and offers a great selection of pub meals.
261 Bridge Rd, SO31 7FN
Near Swanwick Marina, this characterful Grade II listed pub offers delicious meals and a cosy atmosphere for light bites and homemade classics.
High St, Bursledon, SO31 8DJ
You are spoilt for choice with so many great pubs on your doorstep! Eat in or get a takeaway from this friendly local.
Bursledon, SO31 8BU
The Linden Tree has a lot going on, with its quiz nights, live music, darts and football, all to be enjoyed while sampling from the range of real ales.
Deacons Boatyard Ltd, Bridge Rd, Bursledon, SO31 8AZ
This delightful little bistro, found in Deacons Boatyard, is the perfect spot for a coffee or light lunch with friends.
This hugely popular annual event is always a lot of fun with plenty of beers for every taste. Tickets sell out fast so make sure you get the release date in your calendar.
In Bursledon itself, the infant and junior schools are both well respected and offer great education for the youngest residents. Schools for older children can be found in the neighbouring villages while Portsmouth and Southampton both host great universities.
Bursledon is within easy reach of the M27 motorway, offering quick access to the country’s major road network.
The village has its own train station, linking passengers to London in just over two hours. Direct trains to Southampton take 25mins, and it is 35mins to Portsmouth.
Southampton’s International Airport is nearby for holidays and convenient air travel, while Portsmouth’s ferries will whisk you to the Channel Islands or France.
Property for sale in Bursledon is popular because of the village’s exceptional location and charm. Whether you are looking for a large, character-filled family home or flat-for-one, we can help you with your house hunt.
If you are approaching the rental market, there is something for everyone in Bursledon. We would be delighted to help with your search and offer our local expertise.
If you are interested in property for sale in Bursledon or are looking for your next rental, we are here to help. The Charters team at Park Gate have years of experience in the local property market and have unrivalled insight to current opportunities.
Please visit us at the Park Gate branch or get in touch to find out more.
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