Bassett Green

Settlement in Hampshire

England

Bassett Green

The start of the M3 in Southampton Credit: Ian S

Bassett Green is a small village located in the county of Hampshire, England. Situated approximately 3 miles north of Southampton city center, it falls within the administrative boundaries of the City of Southampton.

The village is primarily residential, made up of a mix of housing types, including detached and semi-detached houses, as well as some apartment buildings. The architecture is diverse, with a combination of modern and older properties. Bassett Green is known for its quiet and peaceful atmosphere, making it an attractive place for families and professionals looking for a suburban setting.

The village benefits from being close to a range of amenities and facilities. There are several primary and secondary schools in the area, catering to the educational needs of the local community. Additionally, there are shops, supermarkets, and restaurants within convenient reach.

For outdoor enthusiasts, Bassett Green offers easy access to natural green spaces. The nearby Southampton Common, a large urban park, provides opportunities for leisurely walks, picnics, and sports activities. The village is also close to the New Forest National Park, a beautiful area of woodland, heathland, and picturesque villages, perfect for hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting.

Transport links in Bassett Green are well-developed, with regular bus services connecting the village to Southampton city center and other nearby towns. The M3 motorway is easily accessible, providing convenient road connections to London and other major cities. Southampton Airport is also within a short distance, offering domestic and international flights.

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Bassett Green Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.945003/-1.403552 or Grid Reference SU4216. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

The start of the M3 in Southampton

Ian S

M27 west of junction 5

Westbound slip road on left

John Firth

Footbridge east of junction 4

John Firth

Birch Road

Birch Road heading to Chilworth Road

Shaun Ferguson

M27 beside Chilworth Common

From Hadrian Way looking down on the M27 beside Chilworth Common

Shaun Ferguson

Saxholm Dale

Saxholm Dale junction with Saxholm Way

Shaun Ferguson

Restricted byway heading by Castle Hill

From the end of Coxford Road the restricted byway heading by Castle Hill

Shaun Ferguson

M27 Junction 4

From Chilworth Drove bridge looking down on to the M27 Junction 4

Shaun Ferguson

Swaythling railway station, Hampshire

Opened in 1883 by the London & South Western Railway on the line from Winchester to Southampton. View south towards St. Denys and Southampton.

Nigel Thompson

Bus stand and canopy, Highfield Campus, University of Southampton

With a coffee shop, seats under cover and lighting – very civilised. The dark blue bus in front is the Unilink service.

Robin Stott

Burgess Road Library, Highfield, Southampton

Seen from the upper deck of a bus. For the context, see Mike Faherty's SU4215 : Highfield, library.

Robin Stott

Junction of Langhorn Road, Portswood Road, Woodmill Lane & High Road, Southampton

Langhorn Road in the foreground continues as Woodmill Lane; High Road is to the left; Portswood Road is to the right: as seen from the top deck of a bus.

Robin Stott

Stormy skies over Hampton Park

Approximately 5 minutes before the onset of a very heavy shower with thunder and lightning. The road leads into one of the University of Southampton car parks.

David Martin