Nether Wallop Village, England . “Miss Marple” Filming location!

Location: In the Test Valley district, near the market town of Stockbridge. Region: South East England. County: Hampshire. Nearby Roads: Close to the A343 and within reach of the A30. The nearest major town is Andover (approx. 7 miles northeast). The village is relatively secluded, making it a peaceful retreat but still accessible by road. Known for its charming thatched cottages, winding country lanes, and historic church, the village has retained much of its old English charm. The River Wallop (a tributary of the River Test) flows nearby, adding to its idyllic setting. The area has evidence of prehistoric and Roman occupation, and the name "Wallop" is believed to come from the Old English waella (spring) and hop (valley), meaning “valley of springing water.” The village was famously used in the filming of the classic TV series Miss Marple (based on Agatha Christie's books), particularly the 1980s versions starring Joan Hickson. Canon and Variation by Twin Musicom is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 licence. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...