Where we are
In the heart of
Bishop’s Waltham.
A cottage base in a historic Hampshire town, with local cafés, pubs and countryside to discover.
Arriving at No8
Where to park.
Nearby parking makes it easy to settle in. Basingwell Street is closest to the cottage; Jubilee Hall is our recommended choice if you are leaving the car for the whole day.
Closest · about 30 seconds on foot
Basingwell Street
Handy for parking close to the cottage in the evening. Published charging hours are 8am–6pm, Monday to Saturday, so parking is free of charges after 6pm and on Sundays.
Check the signed stay limits and remember that charging starts again at 8am Monday to Saturday.
Our pick for the whole day
Jubilee Hall
A few minutes’ walk from the cottage. We recommend Jubilee for all-day parking; it is also a useful overnight option.
The published tariff is £1.20 for over four hours (checked 21 October 2026). Check the signs for your stay. The car park is operated separately by the Parish Council.
Another nearby option
Lower Lane
Another public car park nearby, although it is usually busier. Check availability and the signs for charges and maximum stays.
Charging times checked against Winchester City Council’s published tariff on 21 October 2026. Please follow the signs at your chosen car park. Council parking information · Jubilee Hall parking information
A base for Hampshire.
Enjoy time in Bishop’s Waltham or plan a day in Winchester, the South Downs or Portsmouth. Our visitor page brings together walks, places to eat and days out.
Travelling without a car?
Plan the final part of your journey to Bank Street before travelling. Check current public transport connections and arrange a taxi in advance if needed.
Exact journey times depend on your starting point and the day you travel.
Make yourself at home
Your cottage awaits.
Find out more about the rooms, facilities and practical details for a stay at No8.
About the cottage