Yorkstone Paving in Petersfield

Petersfield is a small Hampshire market town with the South Downs at its shoulder and an old square at its centre — the equestrian statue of William III still keeping an eye on the church and the Saturday market. The town itself, and the villages that surround it — Sheet, Buriton, Steep, Liss, Stroud, East Meon — sit on chalk and greensand country where flint, brick and locally-quarried stone all share the walls. Yorkstone, brought down from West Yorkshire, finds an easy home among them.

We supply Yorkstone paving, walling and bespoke cuts across the Petersfield catchment. Hampshire and West Sussex gardens are often asked to bridge a particular register — formal house, informal garden, a long view of the Downs that the patio shouldn't fight. Sawn Yorkstone with random-width laying is one common answer; aged Greetland is another, particularly where existing flintwork or older walling needs the new paving to settle in faster than freshly-quarried stone would.

The Cranleigh yard is twenty-five miles east of Petersfield via the A272 — a manageable drive for a sample visit. Stocked items typically deliver within a working day; bespoke cuts (steps, copings, awkward thresholds) are done at the yard and take a few days more. Free delivery is included on orders over £1,500, and landscape firms running Hampshire gardens at scale work best with us under a trade account — 10% off and one phone number for every order.