Living in Liphook
A thriving Hampshire village surrounded by beautiful countryside.
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Liphook
Sitting on the edge of the South Downs National Park, Liphook combines village life with excellent connections and beautiful countryside. A strong community, great schools and plenty of everyday amenities make it an increasingly popular place to call home.
With direct trains to London, easy access to the A3 and countryside on the doorstep, Liphook offers a brilliant balance between connectivity and a more relaxed pace of life.
EXPLORE PROPERTIES FOR SALE
Liphook
property snapshot
£536,663
AVERAGE SOLD PRICE
Based on the last 12 months
+6%
VS LAST YEAR
Change in sold price
116
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
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Last updated
14 August 2026
AVERAGE DETACHED PRICE
£774,634
£477,786
AVERAGE SEMI PRICE
£188,750
AVERAGE FLAT PRICE
Why people love Liphook
A village with plenty to offer
A thriving village centre with independent businesses, pubs and everyday amenities.
Beautiful countryside on the doorstep, with miles of walking routes and open space to explore.
Great connections, with direct trains to London Waterloo and easy access to the A3.
A fantastic choice of highly regarded state and independent schools.
Getting Around
Liphook is particularly well connected for a village, with its own railway station providing direct services towards London Waterloo and Portsmouth. By road, the A3 offers convenient access north towards Guildford and London and south towards Petersfield and the coast, while nearby Haslemere provides further connections and amenities.
Schools & Education
Liphook is well known for its choice of education, with highly regarded state and independent schools in and around the village. Local options include Liphook Infant and Junior Schools and Bohunt School, while independent choices include Highfield and Brookham and Churcher's College Junior School.
Everyday Essentials
Liphook offers plenty for day-to-day life, with supermarkets, independent shops, cafés, healthcare and useful local services all within the village. Larger towns including Haslemere and Petersfield are also within easy reach, giving residents an even wider choice of shopping, leisure and amenities.
OUR LOCAL FAVOURITES
Places we think you'll love
The Living Room Cinema
Right in the heart of Liphook, The Living Room Cinema brings something really special to the village. The independent cinema combines stylish screens with a relaxed café and bar, making it a lovely spot for a film, a drink or an easy evening out without having to travel further afield.
Iron Hill
Just outside the centre of Liphook, Iron Hill feels wonderfully peaceful and tucked away. Tall woodland, winding tracks and miles of forest paths make it a lovely place for a family walk, dog walk or to simply escape into the countryside for a little while.
Guido's Craft Pizza
A firm Liphook favourite, Guido’s Craft Pizza serves handmade pizza from its Station Road restaurant. Relaxed and welcoming, it's a great local option for an easy dinner, takeaway or catching up with friends.
DID YOU KNOW?
A little local knowledge
English Novelist Author Flora Thompson, best known for Lark Rise to Candleford, lived in Liphook. Her connection with the area is remembered today through local walking routes inspired by her life and writing.
The Shipwrights Way passes through Liphook, forming part of a long-distance route stretching from Alice Holt Forest through East Hampshire and the South Downs towards Portsmouth.
Liphook developed as an important coaching stop on the historic London to Portsmouth route, with travellers stopping in the village on their journey between the capital and the coast.