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Curbridge is a small, quiet settlement tucked away on the western edge of the Meon Valley, right where the upper reaches of the River Hamble begin to narrow. It sits in a pocket of countryside between Botley and Burlesdon, offering a sense of seclusion despite being only a few miles from the busier hubs of Southampton and Fareham. The landscape here is defined by the water and the surrounding woodland; at high tide, the river fills the creek near the Horse and Jockey pub, a landmark that has stood in some form since the 18th century. Historically, the area was known for its strawberry fields, part of the wider Hampshire fruit-growing heritage, and you can still find traces of that rural character in the older cottages and narrow lanes. It is a practical spot for anyone who enjoys being outdoors, with easy access to the riverside paths and the nearby Manor Farm Country Park, yet it remains well-connected to the M27 for getting across the south coast.