Mortgage advice which guides you to the bliss of homeownership

If you're searching for a mortgage in Gosport, then you've come to the right place

Navigating the world of mortgages can feel like a big step, but whether you're buying your very first home, looking to remortgage, planning a move, or interested in a buy-to-let property right in Gosport, our super helpful and friendly team is ready to guide you through it all. We'll be with you from start to finish.

We offer Mortgage Adviser consultations via Zoom, so you can relax in your own space. We know life can be hectic, so we're happy to arrange appointments outside of the usual office hours to fit around your schedule.

Your time is precious, so please don't hesitate to book a chat at a time that's best for you.

Your first consultation with us won't cost you a penny. It's a chance for us to get to know you and your plans, completely free of stress and confusing jargon. While some mortgage terms are a bit technical, we’ll explain everything clearly as we go along, so you'll always understand what's happening.

When it comes to talking about your finances, please know there's no judgment here – it's not a test. We simply want to understand your situation so we can best help you achieve your property goals.

We're proud to be part of the UK's largest award-winning network of mortgage brokers. This means we can offer you expert advice on over 12,000 mortgage options from more than 90 lenders across the UK. We're dedicated to finding the perfect mortgage match for you and your unique circumstances in Gosport.

Location, Location, Location – And What a Location It Is!

While its vibrant neighbour Portsmouth often steals the limelight across the water, Gosport is a truly special historical gem just waiting to be discovered. If you're dreaming of a new home on the beautiful south coast, you'll find that Gosport has a treasure trove of things to offer. Let's explore why this charming town might just be your perfect match

Gosport is nestled on its very own peninsula, cozily situated between the bustling Portsmouth Harbour and the sparkling waters of The Solent. It boasts a direct, stunning view of the Isle of Wight. While Gosport Borough might be the smallest in Hampshire, don't let its size fool you. This place is absolutely brimming with character and activities. We're talking miles of picturesque waterfront perfect for evening strolls, panoramic beaches where you can soak up the sun, and an incredibly impressive naval heritage that tells fascinating stories of the past.

But that's not all. If you love being active, you'll be thrilled with the abundance of water sports available. Prefer dry land? There are plenty of scenic countryside walks to explore. And when the sun goes down, Gosport comes alive with a thriving live music scene. It truly packs a punch, offering a wonderful quality of life in a beautifully compact space.

Getting Around: Smooth Sailing (and Driving, and Busing!)

Worried about connections? Gosport makes it easy to get wherever you need to go.

By Car – Junctions 9, 10, and 11 of the M27 motorway connect you smoothly to both the A27 and the A32, which leads directly into the heart of Gosport. You have three main routes into town – the A32, Newgate Lane, and the handy Stubbington Bypass – giving you options and helping to keep traffic flowing.

All Aboard the Ferry –One of Gosport's unique charms is its fantastic ferry service to Portsmouth. Fancy a quick trip across the harbour? It's just a speedy 5-minute journey. Ferries run super regularly, every 15 minutes from as early as 5:30am right through to midnight. And for you night owls, there's even a late-night ferry running into the wee hours, so you can enjoy the best of both towns.

Hop on the Bus – Exploring Gosport and the lovely surrounding areas is simple with many local bus routes. You can even grab combination tickets that cover both your bus and ferry travel – how convenient is that?

Train Connections – While Gosport doesn't have its own train station, you're still brilliantly connected. The nearest station is in Fareham, just a short 5-mile hop away, easily reachable by car or bus. Alternatively, a quick 5-minute ferry ride (or a 20-minute drive) takes you to Portsmouth, which boasts four main stations: Portsmouth Harbour, Portsmouth & Southsea, Hilsea, and Fratton. From Portsmouth, you can catch two direct services to London Waterloo (via Guildford or Basingstoke), with a journey time of roughly an hour and a half – perfect for commuters or day-trippers! Plus, there are regular services zipping off to other great destinations like Southampton, Cardiff, Salisbury, Bath, Bristol, Brighton, Gatwick Airport, Croydon, and even London Victoria.

Taking to the Skies – Jetting off on holiday or for business? Southampton Airport, the nearest commercial airport, is conveniently located in Eastleigh, just under 20 miles away. You can get there easily by car, train, or bus. If you need more options, major airports like Heathrow, Gatwick, and Bournemouth are all less than 80 miles away, offering an easy drive and accessible by rail links from Fareham or Portsmouth.

Calling All Cyclists – Good news for those who love two wheels! Gosport and its surrounding areas are predominantly flat, making it absolutely perfect for cycling. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just enjoy a leisurely ride, there's a route for you. Explore converted old railway lines offering gentle paths, scenic waterfront routes with stunning views, peaceful countryside paths, or even urban and off-road adventures. There’s truly something to delight every type of cyclist.

Education: Bright Futures in Gosport

If you have children of school age, or if starting a family is in your future plans, you'll be pleased to know that Gosport offers a good selection of educational facilities. There are 28 schools to choose from within the borough.¹ It's reassuring to know that the majority of these schools are rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted, so you can feel confident about the quality of education your children will receive.

Health and Wellbeing: Cared For in Gosport

Your health and wellbeing are well catered for in Gosport. The Gosport War Memorial Hospital features a valuable minor injuries/urgent care centre right on site. It also provides a range of other important community inpatient and outpatient services, meaning care is often close at hand when you need it.

Beyond the hospital, Gosport is home to numerous GP surgeries and health centres, all dedicated to serving the local community and ensuring you have access to the medical support you and your family require.

History, Culture, and Entertainment: So Much to Explore and Enjoy!

Prepare to be captivated by Gosport's rich tapestry of history, culture, and entertainment. There's truly something for everyone.

• A Deep Dive into Military History: If tales of bravery and maritime heritage fascinate you, Gosport is an absolute goldmine! You can immerse yourself in:
  • The formidable Gosport Line Fortifications
  • The poignant WWI training trenches at Browndown
  • The historic Rowner and Blockhouse forts.
  • The impressive Artillery forts at Brockhurst and Elson.
  • The distinguished Haslar Barracks, the wardroom of HMS Daedalus.
  • The iconic, world-famous submarine escape training tower at HMS Dolphin.
  • The Explosion Museum of Naval Firepower at Priddy’s Hard – a truly explosive day out.
  • The Royal Navy Submarine Museum at HMS Dolphin, offering a fascinating glimpse of life beneath the waves.
  • The Diving Museum at the west end of Stokes Bay Road, celebrating our underwater exploration heritage.
  • And don't forget The Hovercraft Museum in nearby Lee-On-The-Solent – home to an impressive collection of these unique machines.
• For the Aviation Enthusiasts: If you have a passion for planes, a visit to Solent Airport (formerly HMS Daedalus) is a must. It features a cozy café and a dedicated viewing area where you can watch aircraft come and go – a perfect afternoon for any aviation buff.
• And There's More The fun doesn't stop there. Check out the Gosport Discovery Centre for exhibitions, library services, and community events. If you love the water, you'll find welcoming sailing and yacht clubs. Enjoy the 24 miles of stunning waterfront for walks, picnics, or simply admiring the view. Gosport is also dotted with a wide array of charming pubs and cafes for a relaxing drink or a tasty bite.

Parks and Open Spaces: Your Green Oasis

Need a breath of fresh air? Gosport boasts over 20 beautiful parks and open spaces, perfect for recreation, relaxation, and enjoying nature.²

Here are a few highlights to get you started:

• Stokes Bay: This very popular pebble beach is a fantastic spot for a day out. With convenient cafes, ample parking, and a pleasant promenade, it's ideal for families, dog walkers, and anyone looking to enjoy the sea air.
• The Gosport Waterfront Trail: Take a delightful 3km walk along this trail and soak in the historic sights of Gosport, enjoying stunning views across the harbour.
• The Alver Valley Country Park: This is a truly beautiful natural area that offers so much more than just green space. It’s a haven for wildlife, features some lovely country walks, and even supports a living 17th Century Village, bringing history to life.

Looking Forward: Regeneration & Exciting Residential Schemes

Gosport is a town with a bright future. It's currently benefiting from a significant million-pound UKSPF funded Digital Strategy for the borough, aimed at boosting connectivity and technological advancement. Furthermore, Gosport has received an impressive £18 million from the Levelling Up fund. This substantial investment is being channelled into exciting developments at Gosport Waterfront, as well as the regeneration of Priddy’s Hard and Daedalus Waterfront, promising enhanced facilities and an even more vibrant community atmosphere.³

Let's Talk Property: Understanding Prices in Gosport

The average property price in Gosport over the last 12 months to May 2025 was £253,717.⁴

Averages by property type:

• Detached house: £423,913
• Semi-detached house: £298,457
• Terraced house: £236,419
• Flats & Maisonettes: £154,980

The heat map provided by House Metric offers a great visual representation of property pricing by area, with the cheapest areas to the most expensive areas to buy property in Gosport highlighted on a colourful scale.

Let's start a conversation!

Feeling excited about the prospect of owning a property in Gosport? We don't blame you. If Gosport sounds like the perfect place for you and you’re starting to think about the financial side of things, our local expert mortgage brokers are here to lend a friendly ear and provide helpful, tailored advice.

Whether you're a first-time buyer stepping onto the property ladder, looking to remortgage your current home, planning your next move, or considering a buy-to-let investment, we're here to guide you.

Just give us a call to book your free, no-obligation initial mortgage consultation with one of our approachable and knowledgeable mortgage brokers. We'd be delighted to help you on your journey to calling Gosport home.