PERFECT FOR SOUTHAMPTON LOVERS: This Southampton edition of Hasbro s classic board game Monopoly is perfect for 2 6 players Old streets and narrow roads form the town centre, which surround the Norman Abbey. Broadlands, the former home of Lord Palmerston and Lord Louis Mountbatten, also forms part of the rich history of the area. Properties in Waterlooville sold at just a shade higher than in Fareham, making it the Northumberland Avenue of the Hampshire Monopoly board and the last of the pink squares. The world’s favourite family board game brings you another exciting edition of Monopoly – The Mega Edition

All will be revealed on October 21, when the game is due to receive a five-star launch in Southampton. Unique Game Board featuring a beautiful photo montage that shows off all the sights Southampton has to offer The second of the yellow squares is taken up by Petersfield, another Hampshire market town just up the A3 from Portsmouth. The seaside area has an attractive seafront with views across the Solent, while it is also a hot spot for watersports.A short distance from Southampton, the market town of Romsey occupies the last of the three red squares on our Monopoly board. MONOPOLY chiefs are keeping their decisions on which Southampton landmarks are included on the board under their trademark bowler hats and close to their community chests. Surrounded by the South Downs, Petersfield is ideally placed to travel down to the south coast and up to London Waterloo on the train. Pubs and restaurants fill the town centre, too.

UNIQUE GAME BOARD featuring a beautiful photo montage that shows off all the sights Southampton has to offer We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused.The town is set in the Hamble Valley, close to the River Hamble and Solent, so provides many scenic areas as well as its transport links – located close to Southampton Airport, the M27 and the M3. The board will not only bring family enjoyment but also boost the city's profile of many significant landmarks within the community of Southampton. To do exactly this, HampshireLive has taken a look at the average house sale prices over the last year across the county’s 19 main property areas according to RightMove. With a number of developments ongoing across Hampshire, below is every property area in the county and the square it would occupy in the county’s own version of the famous board game. The browns The first of the coveted dark blue squares, the final and most expensive part of the Monopoly board, is taken by Sway.

Two major developments are ongoing in the city which, upon completion, could see it move up the board in the future. In terms of the Monopoly board, Gosport would be the budget hotel square you can use to bring in some steady cash as players pass Go. Home of the famous Winchester Cathedral, the city has plenty to offer from a number of scenic walks and wide selection of cafes and restaurants to nightlife for the city’s university students. Sadly, though, the popular Christmas market will not be going ahead this year. Moving up to the north of the county and the Hart district, Fleet occupies the final yellow square on our board. The world’s favourite family board game brings you another exciting edition of MONOPOLY – the Christmas EditionA small shopping centre and a variety of cafes and restaurants fill the town centre, which is currently the focus of a controversial pedestrianisation scheme. Its town centre is currently undergoing multiple huge regeneration projects, including the revamp of Union Street, so there is definitely scope for Aldershot to move up the board in the future.