Estate Agents Crookham Village

Crookham Village dates back at least as far as the Domesday Book, although Crookham Village and Church Crookham did not become separate entities until the founding of the Christ Church in 1840.  Crookham Village lies across the Basingstoke Canal from it's neighbour, in a more rural setting.  There are three focal public houses in the village, The George and Lobster, which has a picnic area and and a towpath which provides attractive walks.  The Fox and Hounds was to host the Fleet Folk club from the 1960's until 2001 when redevelopment work at the pub did away with the venue. The Black Horse is the village's third pub.  One of the old houses to the south - west of the village was formerly King Henry VIII's holiday home, where he stayed during the hunting season to hunt deer (which gives Hart District its name)