Areas of Eastleigh
Discover the neighbourhoods and villages of Eastleigh, Hampshire.
The commercial and civic heart of the borough, with the Swan Centre, independent shops, The Point arts venue, and a direct rail link to Southampton.
Affluent residential suburb with its own train station, Waitrose, Fryern Arcade shops, and excellent schools.
Village east of Eastleigh with river walks, Stoke Park Wood, and a genuine village character just a mile from the town centre.
Large village 3–4 miles east of Eastleigh with a semi-rural character, Knowle Park, and strong community identity.
Modern town with great M27 access, a large retail park, the Ageas Bowl, and Wildern Leisure Centre.
Traditional Hampshire village with strawberry-growing heritage, Manor Farm Country Park, and a rural character.
Home of the Ageas Bowl cricket ground — a village with international cricket and concerts on its doorstep.
Historic village with Netley Abbey ruins and the Royal Victoria Country Park on Southampton Water.
Quiet family-friendly neighbourhood north-west of Eastleigh, close to Lakeside Country Park and within easy reach of the town centre.
Picturesque sailing village on the River Hamble with cobbled streets, three marinas, and excellent restaurants.