Elvetham Heath in the district of Hart, Hampshire, England is a largely modern residential development built on former heathland and farmland from the 1990s onwards. It sits close to the market town of Fleet and is characterised by pockets of green space, play areas and a generally flat, suburban layout that retains a sense of countryside on its edges.
The neighbourhood is mainly residential with a local retail parade, community centre, primary school and sports facilities, and it attracts families and commuters because of good road and rail links to nearby employment centres such as Farnborough. Socially it feels like a family-oriented commuter suburb rather than a historic village, though the area’s name recalls the older estates and landscapes that once occupied the land.
GU51 1EP, GU51 1HN, GU51 1JJ, GU51 1BP, GU51 1EN, GU51 1DE, GU51 1GQ, GU51 1AE, GU51 1HP … See all