A village with medieval roots
Sarisbury Green's land was once part of the manor of Titchfield Abbey, and the settlement grew up close to where a ferry used to cross the Hamble at Swanwick — today it's a residential area with shops along Bridge Road, quite different in feel from Hedge End's larger retail centre.
Fareham Borough Council planning
Sarisbury Green sits within the Borough of Fareham, so it's Fareham Borough Council that handles planning permission and permitted development queries here, separately from Eastleigh Borough Council which covers Hedge End.
A mix of established housing
Sarisbury Green's residential streets are generally well-established, with gardens typical of a settled Hampshire village rather than a new-build estate — a local installer can advise on what fits once they've seen the specific plot.
Frequently asked questions
Does Sarisbury Green fall under Eastleigh Borough Council?+
No — Sarisbury Green sits within the Borough of Fareham, so Fareham Borough Council handles planning here, not Eastleigh Borough Council.
Is Sarisbury Green close enough to Hedge End for the same installer?+
Yes — it's a short drive from Hedge End, and installers covering this part of Hampshire typically work across both areas.
Nearby areas
Services
Useful local links
- Winchester City Council – Do I Need Planning Permission — The planning authority covering Bishop's Waltham, Curbridge, Curdridge and Durley.
- Fareham Borough Council – Planning — The planning authority covering Swanwick, Lower Swanwick, Sarisbury Green and Burridge.
- Southampton City Council – Planning — The unitary planning authority covering the city of Southampton.
- Planning Portal – Outbuildings — National guidance on permitted development rules for garden buildings and outbuildings.