Eversley

There are many scenic walks around the village pond and along the Blackwater River, including the footbridge at the New Mill which takes you over the tranquil waters of the river. There is a village shop, four public  houses, St. Mary’s Church, Charles Kingsley’s Primary School, beautiful countryside with the Blackwater River bordering the village to the North, and numerous large country houses; Firgrove Manor (now apartments), Glaston Hill House (private residence) and Warbrook House (now a Conference Centre).
The churchyard at St Mary’s Church is the burial place for Charles Kingsley, author of ‘The Water Babies’, a social critic and an early founder of ‘Christian Socialism’.  The local primary school was founded by Kingsley in 1853 and recently received an ‘Outstanding’ OFSTED report.

The local cricket club has been playing on the picturesque ground at Cross Green for 220 summers with successful youth and adult teams playing today.  Eversley football club was founded in 1910, currently plays in Division One of the Combined Counties League.

For further information about Eversley and the surrounding area, or to enquire about property for sale or to rent in Eversley please contact the local office:
Hartley Wintney Office 01252 844015 or [email protected],
Lettings 01522 514000 or [email protected].