Netherhampton is a village and civil parish in Wiltshire, England, immediately west of the city of Salisbury.

[6] When this road was upgraded to the A3094, a half-mile section was built on a straighter alignment in order to bypass the village to the south.

Inside, the pews and octagonal stone font are by Butterworth, and the east window is by Gibbs.

To the east was the ancient parish of West Harnham, separated from Netherhampton by the route of a Roman road.

[11] When West Harnham parish was abolished in 1934, its land outside the Salisbury built-up area was transferred to Netherhampton.