SO45 · Hampshire
Dibden Purlieu sits on the very edge of the New Forest and merges into Hythe at its eastern end. It kept its villa character later than most of the Waterside — large plots, mature trees, generous lawns — which gives it a soft, green, almost rural feel. Beautiful to live in; a lot of organic debris to deal with.
Being on the Forest edge with mature planting on most plots means Dibden Purlieu gutters fill faster than almost anywhere else we cover. Autumn leaf fall is the obvious one, but the bigger nuisance is spring and summer: sap and pollen settle on glass and go sticky, and shaded, north-facing conservatory roofs grow a green algae film that keeps the light out. Overhanging branches also mean moss finds its way into gutters and takes root. Most properties here benefit from pairing the window round with a gutter clear rather than treating them as separate jobs.
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Forest-edge planting fills gutters fast — this is the service Dibden Purlieu books most.
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Shaded roofs under mature trees green over quickly and lose a lot of light.
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Sap and pollen mean glass here rarely stays clean as long as it looks like it should.
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