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Garden Rooms in Old Alresford

Old Alresford sits less than a mile north of New Alresford, separated from the newer market town by the River Alre, and has a quieter, more rural character despite the short distance between them.

Curved-roof garden room with full-height glazing among fruit trees in a village orchard garden
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An older village than its neighbour's name suggests

Old Alresford predates the newer, planned market town of New Alresford next door, and is known locally as the birthplace of the Mothers' Union, founded here by Mary Sumner, the rector's wife, in the nineteenth century.

Planning authority

Like its larger neighbour just across the river, Old Alresford falls under Winchester City Council for planning matters, so that's the authority to approach with any permitted development question.

Garden office with a wooden desk and bookshelves, its window looking out over rolling chalk downland
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Garden character close to the Alre

Gardens closer to the river can sit on damper ground than those further up the slope towards Bishop's Sutton, which is worth mentioning to an installer alongside any questions about drainage and the base a garden room will need.

Frequently asked questions

Is Old Alresford part of New Alresford?+

No, Old Alresford is a separate village and civil parish just north of New Alresford across the River Alre, with its own distinct, older character.

Which council covers Old Alresford?+

Winchester City Council, the same authority that covers New Alresford itself.

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