Winning Moves Southampton Monopoly Board Game, Advance to Queen Elizabeth II Terminal, Westquay or Southampton Football Club and trade your way to success, great gift for ages 8 plus

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UNIQUE GAME BOARD featuring a beautiful photo montage that shows off all the sights Southampton has to offer Based in the heart of Southampton and Portsmouth respectively, Southampton Central and Portsmouth Harbour form two of the four railway stations on our board. PERFECT FOR SOUTHAMPTON LOVERS: This Southampton edition of Hasbro s classic board game Monopoly is perfect for 2 6 players

Build Your Southampton Empire: Buy up colour sets and use your custom Monopoly money to expand your empire by building houses and hotels Properties in Waterlooville sold at just a shade higher than in Fareham, making it the Northumberland Avenue of the Hampshire Monopoly board and the last of the pink squares. With a number of developments ongoing across Hampshire, below is every property area in the county and the square it would occupy in the county’s own version of the famous board game. The browns The town just west of Portsmouth is the area of Hampshire with the lowest average house sale price over the 12 months.MONOPOLY chiefs are keeping their decisions on which Southampton landmarks are included on the board under their trademark bowler hats and close to their community chests. Home of the famous Winchester Cathedral, the city has plenty to offer from a number of scenic walks and wide selection of cafes and restaurants to nightlife for the city’s university students. Sadly, though, the popular Christmas market will not be going ahead this year. There is much to enjoy in the town, including Festival Place, which offers a large number of shops, eateries and a cinema, while you can also enjoy the arts at the Anvil. It is not surprising, either, as the town sits in the heart of the New Forest and is particularly popular with walkers and campers during the summer months due to the vast green space surrounding it. The famous property trading game was being launched at Southampton''s De Vere Grand Harbour Hotel, which appears on the board's Bond Street slot.

The market town offers a High Street full of shops and cafes, as well as being the start of the ever-popular Watercress Line. The village of Chawton, next door, was also the home of Jane Austen. Ever wondered what a Hampshire Monopoly board would look like if different areas of the county represented the 22 property spaces from Old Kent Road to Mayfair, though? Yet another market town, Lymington is located on the south of the New Forest and provides an ideal setting of countryside and seaside. Its town centre is also filled with cobbled streets, independent shops and a variety of pubs.Nearly every family at some point in their lives has sat down to play Monopoly, often with mixed results.