Picket Twenty sits within Andover, Hampshire, surrounded by a mix of quiet residential neighbourhoods that share a calm, settled character and easy access to the A303 and A34 for commuters. Crime rates across the surrounding areas have been falling consistently, and air quality is good throughout. Most neighbourhoods lean car-dependent, with a notable share of residents working from home, ranging from around 36% in Andover Downlands to nearly half in Evingar. Housing options vary to suit different budgets, with flats starting from around £168,000 to £195,000 and detached homes reaching £440,000 to £468,000. Andover St Mary's stands out as the most affordable pocket, with the added benefit of a walkable town centre, bus station and nearby railway links to London Waterloo. The surrounding wards, including Andover Romans, Harewood and Evingar, offer a more village-like feel with green spaces, local pubs and a stronger sense of rural community, though everyday amenities like supermarkets and pharmacies often sit just outside their boundaries. Schools are a genuine strength across the area, with several "Good" and "Outstanding" options, including specialist secondaries and strong special educational needs provision. Families and buyers can expect a good mix of convenience and countryside calm, with Andover's town centre providing shops, GP practices and transport links within easy reach, while the quieter neighbourhoods nearby offer more space and a slower pace of life.