Built in the Georgian style of the High Street, the 18 cottages at Seymour Place were completed in 1995. They are set around a landscaped garden square and there is a private swimming pavilion for you to enjoy. Odiham is a small historic market town with a full range of shops, including general store, newsagents, chemist, hairdressers, florist, post office, banks, 3 restaurants, an hotel and health centre. There is a large supermarket and mainline station just three miles away in Hook.

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Seymour Place is situated off Archery Fields close to shops in the centre of Odiham. The development consists of 27 cottages and apartments set around attractive garden squares with a swimming pavilion. The original development was built by Beechcroft Developments Limited in 1995 with nine further properties built in 2013.

Facilities : These include a visiting manager and emergency alarm service, attractive gardens and grounds and swimming pavilion.

Odiham has just about everything that is good in a small country town. It has one of the most attractive high streets in Hampshire and within the parish there is the richest collection of ancient buildings in the county, some 250 of which are listed. Each building has been catalogued by a local historian in a publication entitled ‘Odiham High Street - An Itinerary‘.

The Drift or Droveway runs along the eastern boundary of Seymour Place. The former track, along which animals were driven to market, connects with a network of ancient footpaths. From these historic parochial links you can explore to the south the undulating chalk downs and to the north, Odiham Woods and Common.