Seymour Place

Odiham | Hampshire

Beautiful architecture in a spot rich with history

Seymour Place takes its architectural inspiration from the Georgian style of Odiham’s high street. The two- and three-bedroom cottages, all with conservatories, are set around two attractive garden squares separated by a swimming pavilion which can be enjoyed all year round.

The local shops and amenities are easily accessed by a short private lane leading directly from the estate to Odiham high street. In addition to a number of delightful independent shops, there are many good restaurants, pubs and cafes nearby and essential services such as a supermarket, post office, bank, health centre, dentist and library. The town is also rich with history, home to a 12th-Century church, several 16th-Century jettied cottages, a 17th-Century inn, pest house and almshouses and some 18th-century stocks and accompanying gaol, now the public library. The ruins of Odiham Castle, from which King John rode to Runnymede to sign the Magna Carta, also sit just over a mile away, and with the charming River Whitewater running through much of the surrounding area there are plenty of opportunities for waterside walks.