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  2. Southsea Common is a vast open space that was purchased from the War Department in 1922. The area is adjacent to the popular seafront promenade and beach, which is ideal for kite flying, picnics and informal ball games. Southsea Common is a great place to hang out with friends or family. Read More. Facilities. Catering. Outdoor eating area.

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    Row of wind-pruned Huntingdon Elms, Southsea Common. Southsea Common is a large expanse of mown grassland parallel to the shore from Clarence Pier to Southsea Castle. The Common owes its existence to the demands of the military in the early nineteenth century for a clear range of fire from the harbour defences at any enemy ships which dared to ...

  4. Southsea Common is situated in the Southsea area of Portsmouth and covers an area of c 82ha. It lies between residential and retail districts within Southsea to the north and the English Channel to the south, and consists of two irregularly shaped sites connected by South Parade.

  5. Southsea Common is a large open space adjacent to the promenade that stretches from Southsea round towards Old Portsmouth. I visited on a sunny Saturday afternoon and there were plenty of people out and about, sunbathing, playing football, walking their dogs, cycling and much more.

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  6. Southsea Common is an open space located at the southern tip of Portsmouth.

  7. Southsea Common is a vast open space that was purchased from the War Department in 1922. The area is adjacent to the popular seafront promenade and beach, which is ideal for kite flying, picnics and informal ball games.

  8. Southsea Common stretches a distance of approximately miles from South Parade Pier to Clarence Pier at the western end. The common uniquely remained an open area during Southsea's development, as it was owned by the military and was used as a marshalling area for armies before embarkation to the waiting ships.

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