About Boorley Gardens

Boorley Gardens is designed to embody green thinking and sustainability alongside human values and a real sense of community. The development’s proposed primary school, community centre and convenience store, outdoor play area, green spaces and small lakes, are all within a few yards of the homes. The area incorporates pedestrian and cycle links designed to enhance social activity. On the edge of Boorley Gardens, the Pear Tree Inn’s food and drinks are complemented by a skittles alley, and the adjacent Macdonald Botley Park Hotel has a gym and spa.

Close to Botley

Boorley Gardens is less than ten minutes’ drive from the M27, offering easy access to the south coast, and the M25 London orbital motorway is around an hour away. Buses between Botley and Southampton via Eastleigh stop outside the development, reaching Southampton in approximately 40 minutes, and additional bus routes passing through Boorley Gardens are anticipated. Trains from Hedge End station, a ten-minute walk away, reach Portsmouth in 45 minutes, London Waterloo in an hour and a half, and Southampton Airport in 30 minutes. Alternatively the airport is less than 20 minutes drive from the development. Botley and the town of Hedge End are both within a 2 mile distance.

Botley, once described as the most delightful village in the world, is a mile and a half away, and includes a delicatessen, a Co-op, a pharmacy, a post office, a dental surgery, hairdressers, galleries and other specialists, interspersed with restaurants and traditional pubs. Another small precinct towards the north of Hedge End includes a Tesco Express, a pharmacy and St Luke’s GP surgery. Hedge End town centre includes greengrocers, butchers, convenience stores, cafés and food takeaways, while Hedge End Retail Park, three miles away, features M&S and Sainsbury stores.

Hedge End