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Areas of Havant

Discover the neighbourhoods and villages of Havant, Hampshire.

West Street, Havant — the pedestrianised town centre shopping street
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Havant Town Centre

The historic market-town heart of the borough, built around St Faith's Church, West Street and Meridian Shopping, with a major railway junction on its northern edge.

Havant Town Centre
Old Bedhampton, near the Old Mill where the poet John Keats stayed in 1820
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Bedhampton

A western neighbourhood of Havant below Portsdown Hill, with a historic village core, the Old Mill and its John Keats connection, and its own railway station.

Bedhampton
Leigh Park Gardens, Havant
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Leigh Park

A large post-war suburb on the north side of Havant, home to around 27,500 people, with the Greywell and Park Parade precincts and Staunton Country Park on its edge.

Leigh Park
Cottages in Langstone High Street, the waterside village south of Havant
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Langstone

A picturesque waterside village at the southern tip of Havant, with historic quayside pubs, the Old Mill, the Wadeway, and the start of the Hayling Billy Trail.

Langstone
The surviving tower of Warblington Castle, south-east of Havant
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Warblington & Denvilles

Eastern neighbourhoods of Havant towards Emsworth, home to the Tudor ruin of Warblington Castle, a medieval church, and the shore of Chichester Harbour.

Warblington & Denvilles