Eastleigh Railway Station

Eastleigh Railway Station was built in 1840 by Sir William Tite. It is the original block of Bishopstoke Station, which later became Bishopstoke Junction for the Botley-Fareham line before being renamed Eastleigh. The station features a two-storey, rectangular, symmetrical design with seven bays, presented in a simple classical style. It has a low-pitched slate roof that is hipped at each end and has wide eaves. There are two chimney stacks, one with three units and the other with five units, both topped with a brick dentil detail and featuring arched narrow openings between the flues, along with plinths. The walls are cement rendered and include a slightly projecting eaves fillet that is moulded where it meets the soffit, which transitions into keystones above the first-floor cambered openings. The first floor has a band and stone cills, with sash windows set in reveals. There is one blank unit above an opening that extends to ground level as a doorway, and another blank unit on the ground floor.