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Hampton Hargate, Peterborough — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Hampton Hargate belongs to Hampton, one of Peterborough's four townships, on ground south of the city's main built-up area.
About Hampton Hargate
Where to stay in Hampton Hargate
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Hampton Hargate sits inside one of Peterborough's four townships, well south of the city's main built-up area, which puts distance between a bed here and anything central. Christ the Servant King stands here. Hampton Vale carries the other half of the township, and neither half holds a hotel register of its own. Peterborough keeps the rooms.
Anyone booked for a meeting in the township can still base themselves in the city.
About Hampton Hargate
What are the main landmarks in Hampton Hargate?
One church, one archaeological site. Christ the Servant King is the church the record fixes to Hampton, and the second entry is a Romano-British settlement recorded south-east of Orton Longueville. The two sit far apart in time and share only the ground.
Hampton Vale carries the same pair on its own record, since the two names are administered together.
What is the history of Hampton Hargate?
The oldest thing on Hampton Hargate's record is a Romano-British settlement south-east of Orton Longueville, which puts occupation on this ground long before Peterborough grew its four townships. No charter year follows. Christ the Servant King represents the parish end of a suburb of the City of Peterborough, in the ceremonial county of Cambridgeshire.
Hampton Vale shares that history entry for entry.
Where is Hampton Hargate?
South of Peterborough's main built-up area, Hampton Hargate shares the Hampton township with Hampton Vale and looks toward Orton Longueville.
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Updated September 2026