About Portsmouth
Portsmouth has a character unlike anywhere else on the south coast. It's a city that rewards those who look beyond the surface — independent restaurants, a thriving arts scene, and some genuinely beautiful housing stock, much of it overlooking water.
From the cobbled streets of Old Portsmouth to the open seafront at Southsea Common, the city offers an unusually varied range of places to live. We know every neighbourhood well and can help you find the right fit.
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Available properties
£1,450 pcm
Average rent (2-bed)
1h 30m
Train to London Waterloo
Local knowledge
Four corners of Portsmouth we know especially well — and the homes you'll find in each.
The cultural heart of Portsmouth. Independent shops and restaurants along Albert Road, Palmerston Road market, and the seafront right on your doorstep. A mix of Victorian terraces, converted flats, and basement studios make it the most varied lettings market in the city.
The historic core, tucked behind the naval dockyard. Narrow streets, cobbled paths, and some of the oldest buildings in the city. Properties here are rare and tend to go quickly — mostly period conversions with water views for those who know to look.
A contemporary contrast to the rest of the city. Modern apartment buildings overlooking the harbour, with the Spinnaker Tower at the end of the jetty. Popular with young professionals who want views and convenience without a long commute.
Quieter, slightly off the main Southsea strip, but all the better for it. Good-sized Victorian and Edwardian houses, a local beach, and a strong community feel. Popular with families and those who want more space at a better price.
“Look beyond the surface and Portsmouth rewards — independent restaurants, a thriving arts scene, and beautiful housing stock, much of it overlooking water.”Fairgroves
Available now
A small selection of properties currently available, with more added as they come to market.
