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Rising Sun
"Claire runs a lively and pleasant 'local'. The food is good and plenty of it.... Lively in the summer when on sunny evenings, most of the village comes down for a 'sun ..." More

Dibles Park Co Ltd
"Even though we arrived quite late on the Friday evening arrangements had been made to meet us - facilities on the site were excellent toilets, dish washing and waste disposal ..." More

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Warsash sits on the eastern bank of the river Hamble close to where the river empties into Southampton Water, on the opposite bank is the village of Hamble. The two villages are connected by a ferry, once an important link on the historic route between Portsmouth - 11 miles (17km) to the east - and Southampton - 6 miles (10km) to the west. It is still used by people travelling to work , formally a rowing boat was used now a purpose built ferry operates all year round. Modern building and other building developments have made the area south of the M27 seem like a dormitory town but the individual villages - Sarisbury, Park Gate, Locks Heath and Warsash - still maintain a strong village community spirit. The village extended from the riverbank and seashore inland for about a mile, ship-building and fishing were important especially crab, lobster and other shellfish; especially popular were the crab teas. The stony nature of the ground is ideal for growing strawberries and even up to the 1970`s there were many acres of strawberry fields and a few fields are still to be found. By the crossroads in the centre of the village is the clock tower, which was built as a water tower for Warsash House; the house was demolished just before the Second World War. Warsash is home to the Collage of Maritime Studies, part of Solent Southampton University which provides training for Merchant Navy Officers.

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Dibles Park Co Ltd

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Warsash Dental Practice

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Great Harry
Jolly Farmer Country Inn
Rising Sun
Silver Fern

Restaurant

Jolly Farmer Country Inn
Rumours
The Nook & Cranny

School

Warsash C of E Primary School

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Giant Chocolate Fountain
Harveys Butchers
Crafty Ideas
Everetts Pharmacy
Ralph Neale Opticians
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Rhian Boutique
Charmed Wedding Jewellery
Warsash Nautical & Mainmast Books
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The Jolly Farmer Country Inn (0.71 miles)

The Jolly Farmer Country Inn

Originally farm cottages The Jolly Farmer became a pub in 1835 and retains it's true country atmosphere. Martin and Cilla O'Grady have been operating the Jolly Farmer since 1983, in the belief that true hospitality ... More | visit website

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Premier Inn Fareham (1.84 miles)

Premier Inn Fareham
Ideally situated for both business and leisure guests. For business this hotel is near to Segensworth Business Park. Ideally located within easy reach of the M27. Conveniently located for Fareham train station. For shops and ... More | visit website
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Holiday Inn Fareham Solent (2.31 miles)

Holiday Inn Fareham Solent

The Holiday Inn Fareham – Solent is conveniently situated just outside of Fareham, between the cities of Southampton and Portsmouth and backing on to Hampshire’s Meon Valley. Located in a quiet grassy area, the Fareham ... More | visit website

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Solent Hotel & Spa (2.61 miles)

Solent Hotel & Spa

The luxurious Solent Hotel provides a haven of peace and tranquility for both business and leisure guests. Surrounded by landscaped gardens featuring mature trees and ancient meadowland, the hotel offers a true country house welcome. ... More | visit website

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Town or Country - Foxfields (2.84 miles)

Town or Country - Foxfields
This two bedroom apartment is ideal whether you stay is for business or leisure. Ideally located in Parkgate 8 miles from Southampton and 10 miles from Portsmouth and is close to all major transport routes. ... More | visit website
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Eversley Guest House (3.99 miles)

Eversley Guest House
Eversley Guesthouse is a friendly,warm,and very comfortable destination for visitors to Southampton and surrounding areas. With only a short drive to the premier Southcoast shopping centre of Southampton and the Ferry and the Oceanliner terminals. ... More | visit website
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Fountain Court Hotel (4.18 miles)

Fountain Court Hotel

The Fountain Court Hotel is situated on the outskirts of Hythe and is perfectly positioned, whether in the area on Business or Pleasure. Southampton City Centre is just a short ferry journey away from Hythe, ... More | visit website

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TravelRest - Fareham (4.32 miles)

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With historical Portsmouth (home to the Royal Navy and HMS Victory)and the sea faring capital, Southampton within a few miles, TravelRest Fareham is in ... More

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Botleigh Grange Hotel (4.54 miles)

Botleigh Grange Hotel

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The Legacy Botleigh Grange Hotel is situated in an idyllic location, one mile from Junction 7 of the M27 motorway, one hours drive from London. This traditional Hotel is set in stunning ... More

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Boathouse Hotel (4.79 miles)

Boathouse Hotel
Newly refurbished Boutique Hotel,with 10 bedrooms all with en-suite,each with own style,some have balconies,most have views of solent and Hythe Marina,with its unique appeal. All rooms have comfortable beds,with luxury linen,TV with freeview,wi-fi coffee/tea tray,hair drier,iron ... More | visit website

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