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RG21 7QW — Basingstoke

RG21 7QW sits in the Brookvale & Kings Furlong ward of Basingstoke, a well-connected southern district of this Hampshire town.

Crime High 606% above avg
Median price £193k 82% below RG21
Schools Nearby 8 within 6 km
Deprivation Decile 3 more deprived

Key facts

Local authority
Basingstoke and Deane
County
Hampshire
Ward
Brookvale & Kings Furlong
Parliamentary constituency
Basingstoke
Region
South East
Country
England
Parish
Basingstoke and Deane, unparished area
Police force
Hampshire
ITL region
Basingstoke and Deane
LSOA
Basingstoke and Deane 011F
MSOA
Basingstoke and Deane 011
OS grid ref
SU 636 521
Easting / northing
463636, 152140
Coordinates
51.264873, -1.089292

Sources: ONS Postcode Directory & Ordnance Survey, via postcodes.io · Last updated 2026-06-12.

Map & location

Coordinates: 51.264873, -1.089292 View on: Google · Apple · Bing · OpenStreetMap

Overview

RG21 7QW is located in the Brookvale & Kings Furlong neighbourhood on the southern side of Basingstoke, within the borough of Basingstoke and Deane. This part of town is characterised by post-war and late-twentieth-century housing estates, with a mix of terraced, semi-detached and detached homes set along quiet residential streets close to local shops and community facilities.

The area benefits from good access to Basingstoke town centre, which lies roughly a mile to the north, as well as proximity to the ring road and the A30 corridor. Kings Furlong is a well-established community with green spaces, primary schools and neighbourhood retail nearby, making it a popular choice for families and commuters who work across Hampshire and beyond.

RG21
Postcode district
Brookvale & Kings Furlong
Electoral ward
Basingstoke and Deane
Local authority
Basingstoke
Parliamentary constituency
South East
Region

Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid

The median sold price here is £192,500, around 82% below the wider RG21 district average of £1,049,207 (HM Land Registry, 306 recent sales).

Getting here

RG21 7QW is served by the local Stagecoach bus network, with stops on Kings Furlong Drive and nearby roads linking directly to Basingstoke town centre and the wider bus interchange. The town centre, with its mainline rail connections toward London Waterloo and the South West, is accessible by bus, bicycle or a short drive via the ring road. The A30 and A339 provide straightforward road links northward into town and southward toward the M3 at junction 7, making car travel convenient for commuters. Dedicated cycle routes connect the estate to the town centre via the Basingstoke Canal greenway and local off-road paths.

What it's famous for

Basingstoke is known nationally as a major commercial and commuter hub in north Hampshire, home to significant employers in insurance, IT and pharmaceuticals along the Basing View business park. The wider town has a strong retail offer centred on Festival Place shopping centre. The Kings Furlong neighbourhood, while primarily residential, is part of the broader south Basingstoke community that has grown considerably since the post-war London overspill programme, which shaped much of the town's modern character and gave it its distinctive blend of urban convenience and green suburban living.

Services & facilities

local government

Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council

Provides housing, planning, waste and local services for the area

waste

Kerbside Recycling & Refuse Collection

Weekly collections managed by Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council

library

Basingstoke Discovery Centre

Main town-centre library and community hub, approx. 1 mile north

community

Kings Furlong Community Centre

Local hall used for events, classes and neighbourhood groups

Tourist attractions

park

War Memorial Park

Large public park with sports pitches and gardens near town centre

~1.2 km

shopping

Festival Place Shopping Centre

Major retail and dining destination in Basingstoke town centre

~1.5 km

heritage

The Vyne (National Trust)

Tudor country house and gardens north of Basingstoke

~7 km

leisure

Basingstoke Canal

Historic waterway offering scenic walks and cycling routes

~3 km

arts

Anvil Arts (The Anvil & Haymarket)

Basingstoke's principal concert hall and theatre venues

~1.5 km

GPs, pharmacies & dentists

GP surgeries

HACKWOOD PARTNERSHIP

RG218SU · 01256 637210

~350 m
THE NORTH HAMPSHIRE ALLIANCE

RG218SU · 01256 472117

~350 m
CROWN HEIGHTS MEDICAL CENTRE

RG217AN · 01256 329021

~350 m

Pharmacies

SUPERDRUG PHARMACY

RG217LG · 01256 321810

~150 m
BOOTS

RG217LW

~250 m
COHENS CHEMIST

RG218SU · 01256 323176

~350 m

Dentists

CHEQUERS DENTAL SURGERY

RG217PU

~400 m
GLENHOLME DENTAL CENTRE

RG217PU

~400 m

Source: NHS Organisation Data Service

Schools & universities

The nearest school, Basingstoke College of Technology, is ~450 m away.

16 plus

Basingstoke College of Technology

Further education

~450 m

Primary

Fairfields Primary School

Community school

~600 m

Secondary

The Costello School

Academy converter

~800 m

16 plus

Queen Mary's College

Academy 16-19 converter

~950 m

Secondary

The Vyne Community School

Community school

~1.0 km

Source: Get Information About Schools (DfE)

Businesses & shops

retail

Kings Furlong Local Shops

Small parade of convenience stores and services on Kings Furlong Drive

office

Basing View Business Park

Major employment zone with insurance, tech and professional firms, ~2 km north

retail

Brighton Hill Retail Park

Out-of-town retail units including superstore and DIY, ~1.5 km south

industrial

Viables Industrial Estate

Mixed light-industrial and trade units on the southern edge of Basingstoke

Gyms & leisure

leisure centre

Basingstoke Aquadrome (Leisure Park)

Swimming, gym and fitness facilities in south Basingstoke

~1.5 km

park

Kings Furlong Recreation Ground

Local green space with play equipment and open grassland

~0.3 km

sport

Brighton Hill Community Sports Pitches

Football and multi-use pitches used by local clubs

~1.5 km

pub

Local pubs on Brighton Hill

Several pubs and restaurants within easy reach to the south and west

Service providers

broadband

Openreach FTTC/FTTP

Fibre broadband available across most of RG21 7QW

broadband

Virgin Media

Cable broadband available in parts of Basingstoke

mobile

Major UK Networks (EE, O2, Vodafone, Three)

Good 4G and emerging 5G coverage in the Basingstoke area

utilities

Southern Electric (Scottish and Southern Energy)

Primary electricity distribution network operator for Hampshire

Residential & community

housing type

Semi-detached & terraced housing

Predominantly 1970s–1990s-built family homes on quiet estate roads

housing type

Detached houses

Larger detached properties found on several streets in Kings Furlong

tenure

Mixed ownership & rental

Area includes both owner-occupied and social rented properties

development

Established residential estate

Mature neighbourhood with limited new-build activity; mostly resales

Transport

Train & Tube

NR

Basingstoke Rail Station

Basingstoke

~400 m
NR

Bramley (Hants) Rail Station

Bramley

~7.5 km

Bus stops

BUS

Kings Furlong Drive stops

Stagecoach services linking Kings Furlong to Basingstoke town centre and bus interchange

78
~0.2 km
BUS

Brighton Hill stops

Additional routes southward toward Brighton Hill and Chineham

1415
~0.5 km

Cycle hire

🚲

Sustrans National Cycle Network Route 23

Off-road cycle path linking south Basingstoke to the town centre

~0.4 km
🚲

Kings Furlong to Town Centre Cycle Path

Dedicated shared-use path along local green corridors

~0.3 km

Source: NaPTAN (DfT)

EV, defibrillators & more

EV charging

Brighton Hill Retail Park EV Charging

Public electric vehicle charge points in the nearby retail car park

~1.5 km

Defibrillators

+

Kings Furlong Community Centre Defibrillator

Publicly accessible AED located at the community centre

Postboxes & Post Office

Kings Furlong Post Office

Local post office counter within the neighbourhood convenience store

~0.3 km

Fuel stations

Brighton Hill Petrol Station

Forecourt filling station on Brighton Hill to the south

~1.2 km

Places of worship

Christian

St Stephen's Church, Kings Furlong

Church of England parish church serving the Kings Furlong community

~0.4 km

Christian

Brighton Hill Community Church

Evangelical free church serving south Basingstoke

~1.2 km

Multi-faith

Basingstoke Mosque (Islamic Centre)

Muslim place of worship and community centre in central Basingstoke

~1.8 km

Roman Catholic

Holy Ghost Catholic Church

Catholic parish church in central Basingstoke

~1.5 km

Crime & safety

Recorded crime here runs about 606% above the national average (480.8 crimes per 1,000 residents per month, police.uk).

373 street-level crimes were reported within about a mile of this postcode in April 2026.

Violent Crime149
Anti Social Behaviour49
Criminal Damage Arson35
Public Order33
Shoplifting29
Drugs27
Other Theft21
Possession Of Weapons7
Vehicle Crime7

Source: data.police.uk. Locations are approximate (anonymised to map points) and cover England, Wales & Northern Ireland.

Area data & demographics

This neighbourhood falls in deprivation decile 3 of 10 (1 = most deprived), among the more deprived areas (Indices of Deprivation).

At the 2021 Census, this neighbourhood (LSOA) had a usual resident population of about 2,059.

Housing & utilities

era

Post-war & late 20th century stock

Most homes built between the 1960s and 1990s as part of planned residential expansion

style

Suburban estate character

Quiet cul-de-sacs and residential roads typical of south Basingstoke

green space

Good access to local parks

Recreation grounds and green corridors within walking distance of most properties

Demographics

Mixed
Tenure split: owner-occupied and social rented (estimated)
Family-oriented
High proportion of families with children, estimated

Air quality & noise

air quality

Generally good air quality

Away from major arterial roads; air quality within acceptable limits

noise

Low ambient noise

Predominantly residential estate with limited through traffic

flood risk

Low flood risk

Area sits on elevated ground away from flood-prone river corridors

green space

Local recreation grounds

Kings Furlong Recreation Ground provides accessible open green space

FAQs

Where is postcode RG21 7QW?

RG21 7QW is in the Kings Furlong and Brookvale area on the southern side of Basingstoke, Hampshire, within the borough of Basingstoke and Deane.

What ward is RG21 7QW in?

It falls within the Brookvale & Kings Furlong electoral ward of Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council.

Which council covers RG21 7QW?

Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council is the local authority responsible for this postcode, with Hampshire County Council providing county-level services such as highways and social care.

Which parliamentary constituency is RG21 7QW in?

RG21 7QW falls within the Basingstoke parliamentary constituency.

What is the Kings Furlong area of Basingstoke like?

Kings Furlong is a well-established, family-friendly residential neighbourhood with quiet estate streets, local parks, nearby shops and good access to Basingstoke town centre roughly a mile to the north.

Are there schools near RG21 7QW?

Several schools serve the area — see the Schools section above for the nearest, with distances and Ofsted ratings.

How do I get to Basingstoke town centre from RG21 7QW?

The town centre is roughly a mile north and easily reached by local Stagecoach bus, bicycle via dedicated cycle paths, or a short drive along the ring road.

What transport links are available near RG21 7QW?

Local Stagecoach bus routes connect Kings Furlong to Basingstoke town centre and bus interchange. The M3 motorway junction 7 is a short drive south, and cycle paths run through the area toward the town centre.

Data sources & last updated

Figures are compiled from the official open-data sources above under the Open Government Licence. See all data updates →