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Parking on Moorings Way, PO4
Space description
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1 space located on Moorings Way in Southsea. The space is big enough to fit vans. 10 - 15 minute walk to Fratton Park.
Drop off and go. Ring door bell camera facing driveway for security.
Drop off and go. Ring door bell camera facing driveway for security.
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Reviews about this space
Lizanne M18th April 2024
Really recommend this space and would use again x
Russell R5th August 2023
Spot on location for Fratton Park. Well lit, spacious and a 10min walk to stadium. Will use again.
Mervyn T28th February 2023
Easy walk to the stadium, great for away fans!
Summerley Business Solutions21st September 2021
Excellent - a 5-star experience
Points of interest
Royal Marines Museum1.04 miles away
Fratton Station1.05 miles away
Portsmouth Magistrates' Court1.74 miles away
Southsea Station1.75 miles away
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