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Occupying a significant footprint just north of Havant, Leigh Park was originally conceived as a mid-century "garden city" style solution to the post-war housing shortages in Portsmouth. It sits in a geographically convenient spot, bordered to the north by the ancient woodland of the Forest of Bere and the sprawling Staunton Country Park, which provides a much-needed green lung for the community. The estate is characterized by its distinct residential character, featuring wide arterial roads and a central shopping precinct at Greywell that serves as the local hub. While it is strictly a residential suburb, its proximity to the A3(M) and the railway links at Havant station makes it a practical base for those working along the South Coast or commuting toward London. Life here tends to revolve around the local schools and the extensive network of footpaths that lead out toward the South Downs, offering a blend of high-density living and immediate access to the Hampshire countryside.