Land For Sale in Hampshire

Approx. 3.33 acres (Lot 3). Attractive pasture land close to River Wey. Right of Way. Services available. Bounded in part by hedgerow & woodland. Suitable for various uses: agriculture, equestrian, conservation, woodland creation, recreation & amenity.

Three secure off-street parking spaces within a private car park in the heart of Winchester, each with lockable security post. Ideally positioned for the city centre and railway station.

Ideally situated for direct forest access a parcel of approximately 0.75 acres (0.29 ha) of pasture/grazing land with stables.

An opportunity to acquire a building plot with GRANTED PERMISSION to erect a two bedroom home. Situated close to the General Hospital the site is expected to receive much interest so call us now to discuss further.

A building plot located in a central village position with planning granted for the erection of a two bedroom dwelling. Located close to the New Forest National Park and beaches of Calshot and Lepe call us now to enquire further. **RE-AVAILABLE AT SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED PRICE**

FOR SALE BY AUCTION ON 16th April at 12:00 £55,000 PLUS FREEHOLD VACANT LAND

Lot 3 - Approx. 1.86 acres in all comprising mature broadleaved woodland and track. Sloping ground. Stream. Services available.

Attractive parcel of pasture land extending in total to approximately 8.08 acres, situated in a pleasant semi-rural location. The property is offered for sale as a whole or in three individual lots.

Situated down a private non estate road in a secluded woodland setting sits this piece of land approximately 0.18 of an acre. Easy access to shops, train station and bus route. We are informed that the area this plot of land forms part of, is subject to a blanket Tree Preservation Order. Interest...

Auction Sale - 28/07/2026 - To book viewings, view the legal pack and register to bid please refer to the full sales particulars on the Savills Auctions website Freehold Site of 0.07 acres (0.03 hectares) with lapsed planning permission granted for a 1 bedroom bungalow.Located in an ...

An opportunity to acquire a parcel of land in a well-established residential area near Ringwood town centre, offering strong potential for small-scale residential development or a self build project, subject to planning permission.

Freehold Parcel of Land – Approaching 0.28 acres. Offered with Full Vacant Possession. The What3words address for accessing the plot via Mount Lane is ‘refer.commenced.chilling'.

Private freehold plots, close proximity to residential housing.Secure gated access directly from Hearsey Gardens.Gentle terrain.The land would lend itself to a number of recreational uses.No restrictions on fencing.Future potential subject to required permissions.

AUCTION SALE 28 July 2026 - > Freehold parcel of land measuring circa 4,790 sq ft > Located within modern housing development > With development potential (STPP/consents)

**For Sale By Online Auction To inspect the legal documents for this property go to our website to download the legal pack** A Plot of Land Measuring Approximately 7.03 Acres (2.85 Hectares) Freehold Guide Price = £20,000+ Location The land is situated ...

Freehold strategic land circa 0.55 acres. Future potential subject to all required permissions. Secure gated access directly from Church Road. On-site viewings are invited.

AUCTION SALE 28 July 2026 - > Freehold parcel of land measuring circa 0.43 acres > Located within modern housing development

**For Sale By Public Auction 2nd September 2026 09:30 AM To inspect the legal documents for this property go to our website to download the legal pack** A Plot of Land Measuring Approximately 258 sq m (2,777 sq ft) Freehold Guide Price = £15,000+ Locatio...

FOR SALE BY ONLINE AUCTION ON WEDNESDAY 29TH OF JULY 2026 AT 9AM - ***GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE PRIME FREEHOLD PARCEL OF LAND WITH WATERCOURSE IN ROMSEY, HAMPSHIRE***GREAT VALUE LOW PRICE!***VACANT POSSESSION***

An exceptional opportunity to acquire a prominent and strategically positioned development parcel fronting Lower Chase Road, offering significant potential for residential-led development (STPP). The site benefits from direct frontage and the ability to reinstate a secondary access from Lower Chase Road, with an established track running alongside the boundary providing vehicular access into the rear fields. The front 3.69 acre section of the site benefits from extant planning permission for a care home, demonstrating the site's suitability for development. The surrounding area is experiencing continued residential growth. Land immediately adjoining the western boundary is currently under consultation for a proposed scheme of 77 new dwellings. This further reinforces the site's position within an expanding residential setting.

A detached church building now vacant and declared surplus to requirement. It is envisaged that the site would be suitable for use as community, cultural, sports, recreation or built leisure. The site extends overall to approximately 0.2 hectares (0.5 acres) and is generally level.

Warwick Crescent is a residential area, just 8 mins walk from the heart of Portsmouth University, and 10 mins from the main student hub on Cambridge Rd. The proposed new development will present an attractive 4 storey building. Portsmouth is home to over 28,000 students with an additional 10,000 forecast by 2030. The City has a severe shortage of PBSA and the council has stated a desire for more to relieve pressure on the residential housing market, with the student to bed ratio currently 3:1, one of the 10 highest in the country.

Land for development, with the benefit of active planning permission for a Childrens Day Nursery.

The site is of irregular shape and relatively flat. It is bound to the perimeter by fencing and vegetation. Historically, The Hollies was occupied as an outpatient facility by the Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust as a part of the adjacent Parklands Hospital. It was acquired by Homes England in 2018 which has subsequently demolished buildings and associated foundations to a depth of 3m with excavations backfilled and a small area of hard standing also remaining. Services are understood to have been isolated to the boundary of the site. Currently access to the site is from Aldermaston Road to the east.