Four Marks & Tisted

Four Marks and Tisted form a settled area within the East Hampshire District, characterised by a mix of residential development and surrounding farmland. The landscape is defined by gentle rolling hills and pockets of woodland, typical of this part of the county. The A31 dual carriageway runs through the area, connecting it to Alton and Winchester. The community includes local shops, schools, and village halls, serving the needs of its residents.

The area is part of a notable geological feature, lying on the chalk of the Hampshire Downs. This underlying chalk supports a network of footpaths and bridleways crossing the countryside. The Watercress Line heritage railway passes nearby, with its presence felt locally. Agricultural land is primarily used for arable farming and some pasture, shaping the open views between the villages.