Glebe Gardens

Glebe Gardens, situated on Church Street Basingstoke, is a desert spring of green space and an uncommon part of Basingstoke's history staying inside the urban texture of the town focus. The Church of St Michael and All Angels, situated at the south east corner of the recreation center, were worked under the sponsorship of Bishop Fox in around 1520. The pinnacle of this most outwardly overwhelming notable building is predominated by the gigantic present day business Festival Place mall. Glebe Gardens is an essential desert spring of green space in the focal point of the town giving a vital setting to the key memorable structures in the region.

A Mulberry tree planted regarding the silk process, which used to be in Brook Street, stays in the greenhouses close to the auto stop entrance. The patio nurseries and the old parsonage were purchased by the Borough Council in the mid 1970s. The name of the greenery enclosures clearly got from the previous land utilizes, and the parsonage renamed Chute House after the Rev. Anthony Chute, vicar of St. Michael's congregation from 1938 to 1947. Chute House currently accomodates the University of Winchester Campus in Basingstoke. Scopes of capabilities are accessible in an assortment of scholastic orders offering upgraded work-based aptitudes.