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Garden Rooms in Bishopstoke

Bishopstoke sits on the eastern bank of the River Itchen, around 6.3 miles south of Winchester and about a mile from Eastleigh town centre, with a name that traces back to its historic ownership by the Bishops of Winchester.

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A chalk-stream village

The River Itchen runs along the edge of Bishopstoke, close to the Itchen Valley Country Park, and a number of gardens back directly onto the riverbank, which can mean softer ground and drainage considerations an installer will want to know about.

Part of the Eastleigh borough

Bishopstoke was brought into the Eastleigh area over a century ago and today its planning applications are decided by Eastleigh's own service rather than Winchester's.

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A large, mostly residential village

With a population approaching ten thousand, Bishopstoke is more like a small town than a village in scale, with residential streets making up most of the area away from the riverside.

Frequently asked questions

Does Bishopstoke fall under Winchester City Council?+

No, Bishopstoke is part of the Eastleigh borough, so Eastleigh Borough Council covers planning here.

Are riverside gardens in Bishopstoke different to build on?+

Ground near the River Itchen can be softer than further from the water, so it's worth flagging a riverside plot to your installer when discussing the base a garden room will need.

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