emitterne

Emitterne is a small village and civil parish located in the northeastern part of Hampshire, England. Situated approximately 6 miles southeast of Alton and 12 miles northwest of Portsmouth, it is part of the Borough of Havant. The village is characterized by a predominantly rural setting, featuring a mixture of farmland, historic buildings, and residential areas.

The origins of Emitterne date back to medieval times, with historical records indicating the presence of a manor and a church that have served as community focal points over centuries. The local architecture reflects traditional Hampshire styles, including timber-framed buildings and stone cottages. The parish church, dedicated to St. Mary, is of historical interest, showing elements dating from the 12th and 13th centuries.

Emitterne is primarily a residential community, with local amenities including a pub, a small shop, and a village hall that hosts various events and activities. Its proximity to larger towns and transportation links makes it a convenient location for commuters working in nearby urban centers.

Agriculture has historically played a key role in the local economy, although modern Emitterne has seen diversification into commuting and small-scale local enterprises. The surrounding countryside offers opportunities for outdoor pursuits such as walking and birdwatching, highlighting the area's natural beauty.

Administratively, Emitterne falls within the civil parish of Emitterne and the unitary authority of Hampshire. The village maintains a peaceful, rural atmosphere, reflecting its rich history and community-oriented lifestyle.