The De Havilland Arms Pub

A traditional pub on the edge of Fleet

Situated in the heart of Elvetham Heath, just two minutes from junction 4A of the M3, the De Havilland Arms is the perfect example of a traditional pub at the heart of its local community.  

Named after Geoffrey de Havilland, the British aviation innovator who, in 1912, used Fleet pond to test his revolutionary ‘float planes’ (Sea planes), the pub was designed to look like the farmhouse and buildings on whose land the Elvetham Heath estate was built.

With a beautiful outside terrace garden and roaring log fires and oak beams inside, as well as regular events, the De Havilland Arms really is a pub for all seasons and occasions.