Eastleigh, ENG

The Hiltonbury Farmhouse is a charming village pub nestled in the heart of Chandler’s Ford parish on the unspoiled outskirts of Eastleigh. The historic pub, dating back to the 16th century, offers a fresh, seasonal menu coupled with local craft beverages, all of which can be enjoyed in our rustic country setting. Our courtyard with heated pergola and our cosy heated pods provides the perfect oasis for patrons to take in the views of village life across our lawn with a drink in hand. Our pub has stood for over 400 years and has been deeply rooted in the village’s history since its conception. It is rumoured to have been owned by Oliver Cromwell prior to being first recorded as a taphouse in 1986. The Hiltonbury Farmhouse is named after the renowned farming land the tavern sits on, the breeding grounds of the award-winning Hiltonbury Jersey cows, and features an interior decorated with memorabilia the locals adore.