Show Site

If you would like to view a lodge please do call the office on 01962 881480 where we would be delighted to arrange a convenient appointment to visit our show site and ensure that a representative is there to greet you. Alternatively we could arrange for you to view a customer’s Homelodge in your area.

For your interest we have three lodges landscaped in a beautiful garden setting in the picturesque village of Crawley, near Winchester. Each Homelodge offers something a little different from the Homelodge Pavilion which was installed in 1996 and is ideal for an artist garden studio.

To the Homelodge Classic 7.3 which is clad with our traditional finish and comes complete with a toilet and small kitchenette and is set out as an exclusive garden office. This building was installed in April1999.

Finally we have a Homelodge Classic 5.4 to view which happens to be our our 500th lodge which was opened by Mark Oaten MP in September 2004. This has been designed as a garden lounge and playroom.

Why not make a day of it?

We have a number of fine pubs in the area, including our own local, the Fox and Hounds  which has a bar and restaurant serving traditional food from around the world.

The Plough Inn in Sparsholt offers exceptional pub food but I would book in order to avoid disappointment. Tel: 01962 776353.

The May Fly (pictured above) is a little drive but is well worth it for its great food and stunning position. Location and contact details are here.

The Running Horse in Littleton is more of a restaurant than a pub but if you have the time it is very nice. There is a brief history of the pub and details of the new opening.

Winchester is also an historic place to visit with an impressive cathedral on the edge of the South Downs. This small and beautiful city is England’s ancient capital and the former seat of King Alfred the Great. Today, Winchester combines the best of city life with the freshness of the surrounding countryside. There are always plenty of events going on, for more information click here.

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