Driveways in Winchester
Resin in warm stone blends, gravel with a block apron, and traditional block paving.
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Winchester, Hampshire
Landscapers in Winchester
We lay patios and driveways and rebuild gardens in Winchester and the villages around it. Many homes here are period properties, so we choose materials that sit right with brick, flint and stone.
- Free site visit and measure-up
- Itemised written quote
- Fully insured
- Permeable driveways, no planning
- Free site visitMeasured and quoted in writing
- Fully insuredPublic liability cover on every job
- Itemised quotesEvery stage priced separately
- Bournemouth basedWorking across the south
What we do
What we do in Winchester
Driveways in resin bound, block paving, tarmac and gravel, plus artificial grass, walls and steps and garden rooms.
Patios in Winchester
Natural sandstone patios that weather in well beside older brick and flint.
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Gardens in Winchester
Garden rebuilds that respect mature trees, walls and the slope of the plot.
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Artificial grass in Winchester
Used sparingly here: under trees where grass won't grow, or for a play area, keeping real lawn elsewhere.
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Walls and steps in Winchester
New brick and flint work matched to the old walls that run through so many Winchester gardens, plus terraces on the hillside plots.
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Garden rooms in Winchester
Studios and offices tucked into long Fulflood and St Cross gardens, sized and placed with the conservation area in mind.
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Jobs from across our area
These are our own jobs, photographed where we did them. They are not all in Winchester. See more on our work.
Local know-how
Chalk and flint around Winchester
Winchester sits in a chalk valley. Chalk makes a firm, free-draining base once you reach it, but the flint bands in it slow the digging and fill a lot of skips, so muck away is a real line on our Winchester quotes.
Gardens on the hillsides above the city often need levelling, and old flint and brick boundary walls are common. We build around them rather than knocking them down.
Homes in Winchester
Period homes and village houses
Fulflood, Hyde and St Cross have Victorian and older houses with small front gardens and long thin back gardens. Further out, Badger Farm, Harestock and the Worthys have newer family homes with room for wider drives.
Not sure what would suit your house? Book a free site visit and we will talk it through on the spot.
Planning and permissions in Winchester
Winchester City Council handles planning. A large part of the city centre is a conservation area, and the South Downs National Park starts just to the east, where the park authority makes the decisions. We check which applies to your house first.
The national rules are in our driveway planning permission guide, and typical prices are in the driveway cost guide.
Areas we cover
Where we work in and around Winchester
We cover SO21, SO22 and SO23, including:
- Fulflood
- Hyde
- St Cross
- Stanmore
- Badger Farm
- Harestock
- Kings Worthy
- Olivers Battery
Nearby, we also work in Southampton, Basingstoke and Andover.
Elsewhere in Hampshire: Portsmouth, Gosport.
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FAQs
Winchester questions answered
What driveway suits a period house in Winchester?
Resin bound in a warm buff or gold stone, gravel with a block paving apron, or clay-toned block paving. Plain grey concrete blocks rarely look right on brick and flint.
Do I need permission for a new drive in a conservation area?
Possibly. Conservation areas have tighter rules and some streets have Article 4 directions. We check Winchester City Council’s guidance for your street before we price.
Which areas around Winchester do you cover?
The whole city and the villages around it, including Fulflood, Hyde, St Cross, Stanmore, Badger Farm, Harestock, Olivers Battery and Kings Worthy.
Ready to talk about your project?
Book a free site visit. We measure up, talk through materials and send you a written, itemised quote.