Woodlands Edge

Woodlands Edge is a prestigious development of two, three and four bedroom, detached, semi-detached and terraced homes in the Market town of Berewood, Hampshire. The new luxury homes at Woodlands Edge have a very rural feel but with easy access to the Portsmouth and beyond, this is an excellent place to live. Berewood is a blossoming new neighbourhood in Waterlooville with a warm, welcoming community.

Berewood has everything you need right on your doorstep; 250 acres of stunning green spaces, excellent transport links, close to essential and leisure amenities, and a community that will grow and flourish over many years. Nearby is a Nature Reserve - on your visit to the Berewood Community Nature Reserve you will find acres of woodland and open fields, including the beautiful Newlands Meadow, as well as the newly regenerated River Wallington which stretches across the north of the site. Perfect for dog walkers, cyclists, and everyone wanting to get away from it all and enjoy some time in nature.

Transport

The development is ideal for the A3 trunk road in southern England, running between London and into Hampshire. Connecting to the M27 and M3, it is part of one of the main routes from London and to South West England. It is a primary A road throughout its length. From Havant station, London Waterloo can be reached in 1 hour 19 mins and London Victoria - 1 hour 46 mins direct.

Schools

Berewood falls under Havant Borough Council. If customers are considering moving to or within Waterlooville, we recommend that prior to purchasing or renting a property, you check with the school admissions team about the availability of school places.

Shops

Gunwharf Quays is one of Portsmouth’s premier destinations, featuring a fantastic range of designer outlet shops and a wonderful range of dining options, many of which even overlook Portsmouth Harbour.

Waterlooville is at the cutting edge of social and economic adaptation due to the rapid changes it is currently undergoing.  With approximately 3,000 new homes being developed nearby, the associated amenities and critical infrastructures are thriving upon the growing demand.  The Local Plan for the borough of Havant includes supporting food and drink outlets, improvements to the public realm and a new public transport interchange. With easy access to London including direct trains, a large number of people are relocating to the coast and moving out of the capital.