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Froxfield stands three miles from Petersfield and is a parish containing several small hamlets including High Cross, Froxfield Green and Privett. Froxfield is situated on high ground with magnificent views of the dramatic hangers which are so typical of this part of East Hampshire. Sited on the highest point in Hampshire is the warm and welcoming Trooper Inn, one of the county's finest pubs. The Romans were one of the earliest inhabitants of the area, and traces of an encampment can be found in the south of the parish. Excavations have yielded many fragments of Roman pottery. An ancient earthwork is also apparent and is thought to have formed part of the boundary between the ancient kingdoms of Wessex and Sussex. Modern day Froxfield is your quintessential English village with an infant school, church and general stores, not forgetting the all important village fete held in the summer.
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Trooper Inn
(0.63 miles)
Our hotel is the perfect place for a relaxing break. Each of the eight en-suite rooms has its own individual character – all are comfortable and attractively decorated, and most have wonderful views across ...
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Cricketers Inn
(1.73 miles)
The Cricketers Inn is a friendly country pub located Hampshire. Situated close to established walking and cycling routes. Our large wood burning oven positioned within the restaurant itself is where our dishes are cooked in ...
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Premier Inn Petersfield
(2.40 miles)
A convenient location for the airport, this Premier Inn is just 18 miles from Southampton airport. Ideally located a quarter of a mile from Petersfield train station and only 1 mile from Petersfield town centre.
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Langrish House
(2.90 miles)
Set in a designated area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Langrish House boasts 13 bedrooms, an exciting Restaurant and facilities for conferences, banqueting and weddings.We can also cater for Reaffirmation of Vows, Baby Naming Ceremonies, Remembrance ... More
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The Angel a Citylodge Hotel
(2.93 miles)
We are situated in the heart of Hampshire , surrounded by beautiful countryside with fabulous views. We have 42 newly refurbished bedrooms all featuring en suite bathrooms with bath and power shower. all rooms have ...
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Flossie's B&B
(3.27 miles)
Situated in the heart of rural Hampshire, Flossie's offers a warm, friendly welcome, and invites guests to relax and enjoy a peaceful break in truly beautiful, idyllic surroundings. The self catering studio is ideal for ...
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Queens Hotel
(4.30 miles)
The Queens at Selborne, which has been at the hub of village society for over 250 years, has recently been completely refurbished, and is now beginning a new life.The 7 bedrooms are now all en-suite ... More
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Jolly Drover
(4.45 miles)
Situated at Hill Brow, Liss, on the West Sussex / East Hampshire Border, The Jolly Drover is the perfect location for access to Petersfield,and Liphook !/2 Hour from Guildford,Portsmouth and Chichester. A traditional pub with ...
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The Flying Bull Inn
(5.36 miles)
The Flying Bull is a friendly pub and restaurant conveniently located in the delightful village of Rake and close to all the local amenities and attractions that this delightful part of Hampshire has to offer.Whether ...
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Ye Olde George Inn
(5.71 miles)
A delightful 15th century old coaching inn, with the River Meon running by the side of the building. Set in the heart of some of Hampshire's most beautiful countryside. Historic buildings nearby. ... More
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