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Garden Rooms in Easton

Easton sits on the River Itchen just under five miles west of New Alresford, part of the Itchen Valley civil parish alongside Itchen Abbas, Martyr Worthy and Avington.

Garden room used as a yoga space with a wooden floor and plants, doors open onto a country garden
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A riverside village

Easton's setting on one of Hampshire's noted chalk streams gives it a quietly rural character, with older cottages near the river and further housing spreading back from it.

Planning authority

Winchester City Council handles planning applications for Easton, as it does for the rest of the Itchen Valley parish it belongs to and for New Alresford further east.

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Riverside ground conditions

Gardens close to the Itchen can sit on damper, lower-lying ground than those set further back, which is worth flagging to an installer alongside any questions about drainage and the base a garden room will need.

Frequently asked questions

Is Easton part of a wider parish?+

Yes, Easton forms part of the Itchen Valley civil parish, together with Itchen Abbas, Martyr Worthy and Avington.

Which council covers Easton?+

Winchester City Council, the same authority responsible for New Alresford and the rest of the Itchen Valley parish.

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