Living in Hook

Your guide to moving to Hook

Why Hook is a good place to live

Hook, situated in the Hart District Council, has won the accolade for UK's Best Place to Live for four years in a row. This is due to its education system with Hook Infant School achieving outstanding ratings and, Hook Junior School and Robert May's Secondary School having good Ofsted ratings. Hook also offers a wholesome life, marked by wellbeing and pleasant weather. For your day to day needs, there is a local Tesco supermarket and various pubs and, for wider shopping experiences, nearby villages Odiham and Hartley Wintney bring boutique shopping experiences. With an M3 junction close by and a mainline station offering trains to London Waterloo in less than an hour, moving to Hook might just mean having it all.

What's Hook famous for?

Hook isn't merely a great place to live but also renowned for some unique experiences. Hook is famous for its delectable eateries including Hook Tandoori and Hook fish and chips, with The Hogget known for serving excellent burgers and ribs. The local pubs like The Raven and The Hogget, add an energetic flair to Hook's nightlife.

Things to do in Hook

Living in Hook means you are never short of things to do. For those who enjoy walks and the outdoors, the Hook to Rotherwick circular walk is an absolute delight. There is also a range of dining experiences to explore, from casual cafes to formal dining establishments. Nearby attractions like Odiham Castle, West Green House, Wellington Country Park, Millers Ark Farm, Pennybridge Alpacas Farm, and Little Play Town promise fun-filled weekends for the entire family. For those looking to unwind, Tylney Hall, a country house hotel and spa, offers luxurious experiences and hosts events all year round.

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