The website for the village of Medstead in Hampshire
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Newsflash - Medstead Village Hall Fire - December 20th, 2009
Following a serious fire on December 20th, Medstead Village Hall suffered extensive damage - full story and pictures.
The Hall is consequently closed until further notice. Events scheduled there for the next few months are likely to be relocated, postponed or cancelled. Check with individual organisers' websites or direct for specific details.
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This web-site aims to support the local community and visitors to the area. It includes a wealth of local information on Medstead, Four Marks and other places nearby.
To navigate the site, click on any of the links shown on the left or other coloured text. General information about Medstead can be found in the Welcome Guide and the Village Guide.
Medstead is located about five miles West of Alton and is around 700 feet above sea level. It has an interesting Norman church and various other historical buildings and sites, including an iron age fort. Like many rural villages in the area, Medstead has grown a lot and nearly all of the many old 'colonial bungalows' have now been replaced with larger modern homes.
Despite its seemingly sleepy image, Medstead was one of the first villages in the country to get broadband and has an excellent range of local facilities, clubs and organisations.
