Gardens here
Mix of older properties around the green and modern infill housing in the surrounding streets. Larger plots in the older village core; standard suburban gardens further out. Quiet, established neighbourhoods with mature street trees and hedging.
Underneath, Sarisbury Green sits on the same river-terrace gravel as neighbouring Warsash and Locks Heath — free-draining and straightforward to build on, though ground closer to the Hamble can hold water at surprisingly shallow depth even when the surface looks dry. More on that in soils across the Solent.
Working the area
Five to ten minutes from the studio. Regular work in the broader Warsash / Sarisbury / Park Gate triangle.
Material decisions
The village fabric tends to want traditional-leaning palettes — sandstone, reclaimed brick, hand-built oak structures, mature planting respected rather than cleared. Newer streets accept a wider material range and stronger design moves.
In practice
The studio archive doesn't yet feature a Sarisbury Green project. The local builds in Warsash are minutes away and give a fair read on studio approach for this corner of South Hampshire.
Discuss a Sarisbury Green briefFrequently asked
Do you work in Sarisbury Green?
Yes — five to ten minutes from the studio, with frequent work across the wider Warsash / Sarisbury / Park Gate triangle.
What's the ground like in Sarisbury Green?
Free-draining river-terrace gravel, the same bed as neighbouring Warsash and Locks Heath. More on it in soils across the Solent.
Have you completed a project in Sarisbury Green?
Not yet. The local builds in Warsash are minutes away and give a fair read on studio approach for this corner of South Hampshire.