Welcome to Berewood
A blossoming new neighbourhood in Waterlooville where life feels better.
Berewood is more than just a place to live; it’s a place to put down roots.
Located on the edge of Waterlooville and surrounded by the Hampshire countryside, Berewood is a vibrant new development offering beautifully designed homes to buy or rent. Whether you’re looking for a family home, your first step on the property ladder, or a fresh start, Berewood brings together everything you need to live well. From green open spaces and woodland walks to a strong sense of community already growing here.
With over 1,100 new homes already occupied and more being built, Berewood is quickly becoming one of Hampshire’s most desirable neighbourhoods. The vision for the site includes over 2,500 homes, play areas, a community nature reserve, local schools, a health centre, sports facilities, shops, two new primary schools, allotments, and a skate park.
Homes to Rent
Beautiful 1, 2, 3 and 4 bedroom homes to rent by Grainger plc, the UK’s largest professional landlord.
Shared Ownership
Afford your own home sooner than you might think with a shared ownership property at Berewood.
Master Developer
Berewood is a blossoming new neighbourhood in Waterlooville with a warm, welcoming community.
When complete the development will consist of at least 2,550 homes and a range of amenities creating a truly wonderful place to live; an industrial park, green spaces, play areas, health centre, schools, sports and community facilities, nature reserve, and more.
With over 1,100 homes already built and occupied, the next phases are due to commence later this year.
The Great Outdoors
At Berewood, green space is more than just a backdrop — it’s part of everyday life. Explore acres of woodland and open fields in the Berewood Community Nature Reserve, discover the wild beauty of Newlands Meadow, or follow the River Wallington as it winds across the northern edge of the site which is now transformed from a concrete culvert into a free-flowing, thriving waterway.
With fully accessible paths, benches, boardwalks and bridges, it’s a place for everyone, from dog walkers and cyclists to bird spotters and weekend wanderers enabling everyone to slow down, stretch out and feel connected to nature right on their doorstep.
