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Jubilee Oak Cottage 

LB2 30/04/1985 140425 House. Early C19. Cob and slate. Symmetrical front (east) of 2 ABBOTTS ANN 

Duck Street 

storeys, 3 windows. Rendered walls and plinth. Cast-iron 


casements. 6-panelled (2-top-glazed) door within an open framed 

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porch, with a gable and ornamental bargeboards. At the south end 

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is a single-storeyed garage block, with a slate roof and rendered 

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walls. 

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LB2 30/04/1985 140431 Range of 3 cottages, now one. Late C18, early and late C19, with ABBOTTS ANN 

Dunkirt Lane 

C20 restoration. Cob and brick, with a thatched and tiled roof. 


Formerly a pair of thatched cottages, with another added to the 

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south end, forming an irregular continuous frontage of 1 storey and 

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attic, 5 above 7 windows. ½-hipped roof at the north end, with 

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frame exposed in the upper gable, eaves raised above the upper 

windows and lowered above the porch; the south unit has a tiled 

roof, with scalloped bands. Plain rendered walls on a plinth, the 

south side being painted brickwork in Flemish bond: some 

cambered openings. Casements. C20 solid porch: another 

boarded door, and a former doorway now filled. Included for group 

value. 

Poplar Farm Inn 

LB2 20/12/1960 140444 Public house. Late C18, with considerable C20 alterations. Flint ABBOTTS ANN 

Old Salisbury Road 

and brick, with a thatched roof. Front (north) of 1 storey and attic, 


irregular fenestration, C20 features. Rear of 2 storeys, flint walls 

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with brick dressings (quoins, bands, cambered openings), and 

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casements. 

Lanes End 

64 Red Rice Road 


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LB2 30/04/1985 140442 Pair of cottages. Late C18. Brick and render, with a thatched roof. 

1 storey and attic, 4 windows. ½-hipped roof, eyebrow dormers. 

Walls of painted brickwork in Flemish bond, cambered openings 

(some altered). Casements, one rectangular C20 bay. Boarded 

door in plain frames, No. 64 with a gabled hood on carved 

brackets. Each end has been extended in the C20, at the north 

side with a flat roof, and at the south side with the thatched roof 

carried over, in style. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140441 Pair of cottages, now one. Late C18. flint and brick, with a 

thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 above 5 windows. Roof hipped 

at the north end, hipped at the south, eaves raised above the upper 

windows. Walls of horizontal flint panels, with brick quoins, 

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Upper Mill House 

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Monxton 

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The Old Swan House 

Red Rice Road 


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Cygnet Cottage 



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cambered arches, and small rendered section (former outshot) at 

the south side. Casements, one old leaded window above the 

entrance. Boarded door beneath a thatched hood on posts. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140460 House, formerly water-mill and house. Late C18, with mid C19 

additions. Brick and tile. The east front has 2 storeys, 3 windows 

at the south side (former mill building) and 2 storeys and attic, 2 

windows at the north side (house), with a C19 single-storey north 

extension. ½-hipped roof, brick lentil eaves, 2 small hipped 

dormers. Brickwork of Flemish bond with blue headers, cambered 

openings to the mill part: the south bay is boarded on a timberframe 

and houses the mill-wheel. Casements, large to the 1st floor 

of the house part, with splayed bays below. Gabled brick porch. 

There are rear extensions, of lower height, of the mid C19, with 

gabled slate roofs, and brick walls with panels. The wheel and 

some of the driving gear remains. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140440 Range of 2 houses, now one dwelling. C18, Flint and brick, mostly 

rendered on cob, with tiled and thatched roof. The set-back front 

(east) steps downhill, with a gabled projection at the south side; 3 

storeys, 1.1.2 windows. The south cross-wing is thatched, with a 

½-hipped gable to front and rear, the other part of the roof is tiled, 

and stepped. Rendered walls, part on cob part on brick and flint, 

some cambered openings. Casements. There is a large boarded 

door, and another wise (garage, ex workshop) door with adjoining 

window, serving cellar areas. Entrances are at the south elevation 

(2 doorways) and rear (in a flat-roofed late C20 extension). The 

south wing has a rear wall of flint panelling with brick dressings, 

and a framed upper gable. On the front wall above the north side 

door (where a window is missing) there is a swan cut in sheet metal 

and painted black, said to be attached by a previous owner (there 

being no history of the building having been a public house). 

LB2 30/04/1985 140439 Cottage. Late C18. Flint and brick, with a thatched roof. Although 

of lower height, the building is continuous with No. 58; 1 storey and 

attic, 2 windows. ½-hipped roof, with frame exposed in the upper 

gable, eaves raised above the upper windows. Walls of horizontal 

flint panels, with brick quoins and cambered arches. Casements. 

Side door in a C29 glazed porch. 

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School House 

Red Rice Road 


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LB2 30/04/1985 140437 House, formerly 3 cottages. Late C18, and mid C19. Brick, timber 

frame, with a thatched roof. Plain cottage, with a larger L-shaped 

extension on the north end, in Tudor Cottage-Orne style. Front 

(east) of 2 storeys, 3 above 2 windows. The roof is ½-hipped at the 

south end, with exposed frame in the upper gable, at the north end 

there is a gable. The south side wall has red brickwork in Flemish 

bond, with cambered ground-floor opening: the centre and north 

side has an exposed frame, with some bold diagonal studding, the 

return face (north) also with diagonal studs, with infilling of herring 

bond brickwork, all on a brick plinth. Ground-floor casements to the 

front, the 3 upper lights being splayed oriels on carved brackets, 

with diagonal leaded lights. On the north elevation there is an oriel 

in the upper part of the gable, and below this a triangular bay 

beneath a deep thatched hood, with mullion and transoms and 

cast-iron diagonal lights; to the west side is a rectangular bay of 

similar details, with a framed gable and thatched hood, (merging 

with the low eaves of the rear wing). The doorway has a gabled 

hood on carved brackets, with a door of 3 above 3 panels; this 

design is repeated in the central entrance of the north elevation. 

The Tudor style continues on the gabled west face (of the rear 

wing), where it abuts the school. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140436 House, late C18, raised early C19. Brick and flint, with a slate roof. 

Front (east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows (and small additional window 

between the 2nd and 3rd bay). Low-pitched hipped roof. The walls 

have horizontal panels of knapped flint, with brick quoins, bands, 

and plinth, the walls above the upper cill height being of brickwork 

in Flemish bond, with blue headers. Upper old leaded casements, 

small cast-iron casement, lower wood casements. 6-flush-panelled 

door in a plain frame with a moulded hood or carved brackets. The 

north wall is rendered, with an upper sash window. The rear has a 

continuous outshot. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140435 Cottage. Early C19, with C20 extensions. Brick and cob, with a 

thatched roof. Symmetrical front of 1 storey, 2 windows. Roof 

brought to a low eaves, and lowered again to cover the open porch. 

Red brickwork in Flemish Garden Wall bond, cambered openings. 

Cast-iron casements. 4-panelled door, with a trellis framework 

above curved low flank-walls to the porch. The north gable has an 

attic window above a lower window, and cob walls: the rear 

(roadwise) wall is also of cob, with a small window. To the south, 

there extends a single-storeyed C20 extension, with a low-pitched 

corrugated iron roof. 

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Manor Farm House 

Dunkirt Lane 


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Rose Cottage 

48 Dunkirt Lane 


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1 Old Bakery 

Dunkirt Lane 


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Westhill House 

Monxton Road 


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Shilling Cottage 

Monxton Road 


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LB2 20/12/1960 140434 House, 1738. Brick and tile. Front (south-east) of 2 storeys, 4 

windows. ½-hipped roof. Walls of blue headers with red flush 

dressings; quoins, 1st floor band, rubbed flat arches, plinth. 

Casements. 4-panelled door in a plain frame, beneath a pediment 

hood. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140433 Cottage. C17, reclad early C19. Cob and thatch. Timber-framed 

house of 3 bays, with later cladding; 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. 

½-hipped roof, eaves raised above the upper windows, and 

lowered to cover the open porch (on posts). roughcast walls (on 

cob). Small casements. Boarded door in a plain frame. Inside, 

there are remains of the original timber frame, a massive chimney 

breast with a bread over, a lobby entrance, and a boarded door at 

the rear inscribed S. Perrett 1834. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140431 Range of 3 cottages, now one. Late C18, early and late C19, with 











value. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140430 House, Early C18, with early C19 alterations. Brick and tile. 

Symmetrical front (north) of 2 storeys, 5 above 2 windows. Plain 

roof, with catslide at rear, brick dentil eaves. Walls of blue bricks in 

header bond, with flush red dressings; quoins, 1st floor band, plinth 

(cemented); the ground floor has been changed by the replacement 

of 2 windows on each side of the central doorway with a wider 

single window beneath a cambered arch: other walls of Flemish 

bond with blue headers. Casements. ½-glazed door in a plain 

frame. The lower rear wing ends as a C20 enclosed verandah. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140429 House, formerly 2. C17, late C18, with C20 restoration. Timber 

frame, with a tile roof. Road front (north) of 2 storeys, with irregular 

fenestration. ½-hipped roof, one hipped ½-dormer. Exposed frame 

with infilling of brick-work, and of flint and brick bands: part of the 

ground-floor is flint with brick dressings. Casements. C20 brick 

porch with a hipped tile roof. The west end follows the curve of the 

roadway at a corner and has exposed framing in its upper part. 

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Barn 15m W Of Faircroft 

43 - 44 Monxton Road 


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Faircroft 

43 - 44 Monxton Road 


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Lower Cottage 

Monxton Road 


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Chestnut Cottage 

42 Duck Street 


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Lupin Cottage 



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LB2 30/04/1985 140428 Former barn, now garages and store. Early C19, with C20 

extensions. 5-bay timber frame with ½-hipped thatch roof, and 

boarded walls. The C20 extensions are wings of low height. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140427 Cottage, former pair. C17, with early C19 cladding, and C20 

restoration. Brick and tile. 1 storey and attic, irregular fenestration. 

Roof (replacing thatch) ½-hipped at the east end, hipped at the 

west and brought low above a small C20 outshot, eaves raised 

above the upper windows. Walls of Flemish bond, cambered 

openings, showing altered features: there are diamond patterns of 

flint above the openings and in vertical arrangement between the 

openings. Casements. C20 brick porch with a tile roof, some 

doorways now filled. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140426 House. Mid C19. Flint and brick, with a slate roof. House built by a 

builder for himself (with adjoining sheds), using fine construction in 

the local idiom. Front (east) of 2 storeys, 4 windows. Plain roof, 

hipped at the south end. Walls with panels of coursed squared 

knapped flint, with brick quoins, bands, verticals, cambered groundfloor 

openings, and plinth. Casements, with mullions and transoms. 

6-panelled (2-top-glazed) door in a plain opening, with a decorative 

lead concave canopy, above trellis cheeks, supported on carved 

brackets. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140424 Pair of cottages. Late C18, restored. Painted brick walls and 

thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 above 4 windows. Roof with 

eaves raised above the upper windows. Walls of Flemish bond, 

high cemented plinth. Casements, one splayed oriel to 41. Boarded 

door in plain frame to 41, side door to 42. No 41 has a north side 

single-storeyed extension, of flint with a hipped thatch roof. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140423 Cottage. C18. Cob and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. 

Hipped roof, with a low eaves at the east side returned on the north 

to form a catslide at the rear, eaves raised above the upper 

windows. Rendered Walls. Casements. Boarded door beneath a 

gabled canopy of brackets. The west end has a flat-roofed C20 

outshot. 

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Ash Cottage 



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Spring Cottage 



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Linden Cottage 

30 Church Lane Footpath 


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Lane Cottage 

Red Rice Road 


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The Thatches 



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LB2 30/04/1985 140422 Cottage. Late C18. Flint and brick, with a thatched roof. 1 storey 

and attic, 3 windows. Roof ½-hipped, with exposed frame in the 

upper gable (filled with alternate flint and brick courses), catslide at 

the rear, eaves raised above the upper windows. Walls have 

horizontal flint panels, with brick quoins, bands, rubbed flat arches, 

cemented plinth. Casements. Plain door, within an open porch, of 

brick-filled frame and a thatched hood. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140421 Cottage. Late C18, with C20 extensions. Cob and thatch. Front 

(south) of 2 storeys, 2 windows, with eastward extension of 3 

windows set back at the east side. Hipped roof, with catslide at 

rear. Plain rendered walls. Casements. French door beneath a 

thatched hood on poles. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140420 House, once 2. C17, early C19, and C20. Rendered walls and 

thatched roof. A timber-framed house, with west extension and 

recladding of the early C19, and a C20 small south wing. 2 stages, 

3 windows: single-storeyed wing. Hipped roof, pantiles to the wing. 

Cob walls, rendered. Casements. ½-glazed doors. Parts of the 

original timber-frame remain inside, and there is a large chimney 

breast. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140419 Cottage. Late C18, and early C20. Flint, brick and thatch: rendered 

wall and pantile roof to the wing. 1 storey and attic, 3 windows, with 

a south side single-storeyed extension of 1 window. ½-hipped roof, 

with exposed frame in the upper gable (on the north end), eaves 

raised above the upper windows. Walls of thin horizontal flint 

panels, with brick quoins, bands, and plinth. Casements. Boarded 

door in a plain frame, with simple hood on brackets. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140418 Cottage. C18, with C20 extension of the same style. Flint and brick, 

with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 windows ½-hipped roof, 

with eaves raised above the upper windows. Walls of horizontal flint 

panels, with brick quoins, bands, cambered arches, rusticated 

jambs. Casements. Entrance in the C20 extension. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140417 3 cottages. Late C18. Flint and brick, with a thatched roof. Lshaped 

block, of 1 storey and attic, originally with 2 windows and a 

central door to each inner face. Roof with eaves raised above the 

upper windows. The inner elevations and 2 gables have flint walls 

with brick quoins, bands, and some cambered openings: the outer 

walls are cob with rendered finish. Casements. Plain doorways. 

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Manor Cottages 

Church Road 


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The Manor 

Church Road 


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LB2 30/04/1985 140416 Pair of houses. Early C19. Rendered walls, and thatched roof. 

Front (west) of 2 storeys, 4 (regular) above 5 windows. ½-hipped 

roof. The walls up to ground-floor cill height have horizontal flint 

panels, with brick quoins and bands, but above is rendering. 

Casements, the upper being original. C20 solid porch to No 1, with 

a thatched roof and arched entrance; the entrance to No 2 is 

incorporated in a single-storeyed C20 south extension. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140415 House. C18, and early C19. Walls of brick and render, roof of slate 

and tile. An L-shaped house, with a taller early C19 north front. 

Regular front of 2 storeys, 6 windows. Hipped slate roof. Walls of 

painted brickwork in Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches, stone cills, 

plinth. Sashes in reveals, the 2 eastern bays are now filled as brick 

panels, the upper east unit having inserted a small casement (c. 

1900). Stucco porch with a simple Greek Order, being rectangular 

with narrow side windows, and with a semi-circular open front of 2 

columns, 2 pilasters on 4 steps, with an arched doorway having a 

radiating fanlight and a C20 panelled door. The C18 rear block is 

lower, with hipped tile roofing, slate-covered outshoots, walls of 

painted brickwork facing the rear courtyard and roughcast (c. 1900) 

on the east elevation: casements. The north side of the east 

elevation projects (being the end of the north front) and is 

symmetrical, of 2 windows (with front details). Inside, there is a 

plain staircase of the early C19. 

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The Old Rectory 

Church Lane Footpath 


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LB2S 20/12/1960 403361 House. 1716, mid C19, and C20. Brick walls, tile and slate roofing. 

A Queen Anne house, built at the time the church was rebuilt (at 

the expense of Thomas `Diamond' Pitt), with alterations and 

additions of the mid C19, and C20. Symmetrical front (west) of 2 

storeys and attic, 5 windows, with narrow windows on each side of 

the central entrance. Steep hipped tile roof, with pilaster coved and 

moulded eaves, 3 flat-roofed dormers with casements. Walls of 

Flemish bond with blue headers, rubbed flat arches (to the groundfloor) 

with thin stone keys, plinth, stone Gothic drip-mould as 1st 

floor band. Sashes in exposed frames. There is a `Tudor' brick 

porch, with coping to parapet, brick dentil cornice, 4-centred arch 

on impost band, plinth: at each side there is an arched recess with 

a narrow window. At the north end there is a massive tapered 

stack. The south elevation is 2-storeyed and was symmetrical of 5 

windows, with details similar to those at the front: the 2 western 

bays were replaced (late C18) with a 2-storeyed 1/2-12-sided brick 

bay, having a flat roof with a small coved eaves cornice, a central 

window above a doorway, and 2 ground floor windows the details 

follow the front but the entrance has double glazed doors with 

narrow side-panes. To the east side there is a single-storeyed 1/2octagonal 

projection with 3 large windows, of the mid C19; with a 

hipped slate roof behind to parapet. The north and east elevations 

are much altered (mid C19) with a higher eaves (to 3 storeys) and 

a low-pitched slat roof, irregular fenestration, the east having a 2 

storeyed wing and the north a garage block (continuous with the 

front elevation): brick walls in Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches, 

stone cills, sashes in reveals, and a neat porch, with brick flank 

walls and low-pitched gable. 

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Little Ann Road 

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LB1 20/12/1960 403359 Parish Church. 1716. Brick, with stone dressings, and a slate roof. 

The building replaces an earlier church, and was paid for by the 

estate owner Thomas "Diamond" Pitt, a former governor of Madras 

and father of the Earl of Chatham. The structure is of classical 

form, with symmetrical or regular elevations, with an aisleless nave 

of 4 bays, a chancel, west tower incorporating the entrance, and a 

small Victoria vestry south of the chancel. The walls are of 

brickwork in Flemish bond with blue headers, and Bath stone 

features; weathered coping to the parapet, moulded cornice, corner 

pilasters, moulded plinths: plain architraves to the openings, 

round-headed windows and doorways with Keystones. The tower 

has 3 stages, separated by moulded stone bands, the top state has 

a cambered head to the opening, the middle stage has a small oval 

window (clock face on the west) above a window with a cambered 

head, and the lower stage has a recessed brick panel above an 

opening: the west side has the arched doorway, with moulded 

impost, plain pilasters and arched cornice: the south side has a 

rectangular (staircase) projection with a small window above a tiny 

doorway. The easternmost group of windows (chancel and 2 

eastern bays of the nave) have been filled (C19) with traceried 

coupled lights, and the parapet of the tower is crenellated, with 

corner Gothic pinnacles. Inside, the simple classical appearance is 

enhanced by oak panelling, in the sanctuary and as a dado to the 

rest of the chancel and to the nave: the pews have doors and 

include a family pew: the pulpit is a panelled octagon. There are 

communion rails and wood octagonal font of baluster form, with 

stoneware bowl and decorative wooden cover. A gallery occupies 

the west bay of the nave, with panelled front, 2 Tuscan columns, 

with pilasters against the side walls: 2 panels are lettered (one 

about a bequest of 1728, the other about the church rebuilding of 

1716). There are wall monuments of the late C18 and ear 

LB2 30/04/1985 140453 Cottage, former barn. Early C19, restored. Rendered walls and 

thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 above 4 windows. ½-hipped 

and hipped roof, eyebrow dormers. Plain walls, marked by spaced 

timber posts, with struts. Casements. Plain doorway. 

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Brook Cottage 

Cattle Lane 


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The Old Manor 

Church Road 


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The Cottage 

Webbs Lane 


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The Old Post Office 



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LB2 30/04/1985 140413 High wall on 3 sides of a square, the north and west sides being 

the roadside boundary. C18, early C19. Wall of flint and brick, 

some sections having rendered surfaces, with a tiles capping, but 

alongside the roadway being of brickwork in Flemish bond, with 

blue headers, with buttresses at intervals, and flint panels 

intermediately, in the lower part. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140459 House. Late C18, restored. Cob and C20 tile. Front (south) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows. Leaded casements. Boarded door in a plain 

frame. The north elevation (to the roadway) has 2 upper 

casements, and an open porch with a gabled tile roof, and boarded 

door. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140414 House. 1762. Brick and tile. A rebuilding of a large house: Lshaped 

block. Front (South) of 2 storeys and attic, 2 windows. 

Steep 1/2-hipped roof, brick dentil eaves. The west side has 

header bond and the east Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches to the 

ground-floor, cement plinth. There are early C19 upper casements, 

and lower sashes in exposed frames. Late C19 1/2-glazed door 

within a trellis porch with a gabled slate roof: above the doorway is 

a recessed brick inscribed WC 1762. The end walls have attic 

windows, the east end with an attached stepped stack, the west 

with 1st and ground-floor casements, and between them a 

recessed brick inscribed WC1762. The rear (North) wing of 2 

storeys is lower, with flint walls, but an extension (mid C19) is in 

brickwork: casement windows. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140443 House. Late C18, and C20. Flint and brick, with a steep slate roof. 

2 storeys, 3 windows. ½-hipped roof, with frame in the north gable. 

Walls of horizontal flint panels, with brick quoins, bands; rendered 

at the south side above a flint base. Casements. Late C19 rustic 

porch with a slate roof, and 4-panelled (2 top-glazed) door. 2 

storeyed flat-roofed rear addition of the C20. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140438 2 houses, with shop to 57. Late C18, with C20 alterations. Cob 

and thatch. 2 storeys, 3 windows. Plain walls, plinth, casements, 

in the centre the ground-floor has a C20 shop window, of many 

small panes. 2 C20 porches. 

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Water Cottage 

Mill Lane 


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Mill House 

101 Mill Lane 


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Rectory Cottage 



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LB2 20/12/1960 140458 Large cottage. C18, restored and extended C20. Cob and thatch. 

The main block (formerly a pair) has 1 storey and attic, 2 above 4 

windows. ½-hipped roof, catslide at rear, eaves raised above the 

upper windows and lowered above an open porch and an east-side 

verandah. Rendered walls. Casements. Plain doorway. The C20 

extension is almost detached at the north-east corner, but of similar 

style. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140457 House. C15, mainly early C19. Brick and tile. T-shaped small 

house, the south-east front being near-symmetrical, of 2 storeys, 2 

windows. Plan roof with brick dentil eaves, slate roof to rear wing. 

Brick walls of English Garden Wall bond, cambered ground floor 

openings. Casements. Boarded door beneath a gabled hood on 

posts. The rear wing has flint walls with brick dressings. The north 

gable has in its upper part an exposed timber frame, showing a 

cruck on the west side. The stepped faces of the west gable (once 

on the interior), together with the space between the mill-race 

cutwaters and the present building, suggests that the missing small 

mill was timber-framed and boarded (see Upper Mill Farmhouse). 

LB2S 20/12/1960 140456 Formerly 2 cottages, now 1. C15, C17 and late C18. Timber 

frame, brickwork, and a thatched roof. The middle part of the 

building is a medieval cruck-framed hall: in the late C16 or early 

C17 a 1st floor was inserted, as well as a massive chimney: C18 

extensions at each end and some C18 re-cladding of the centre. 

The east elevation is 1 storey and attic. 3 above 5 windows. 

Overall thatched roof, ½-hipped at ends, with eaves raised above 2 

upper windows. The frame is exposed at the north side, with brick 

infill, the west side having brick walls of Flemish bond with blue 

headers, and cambered openings. Casements. Boarded door, 

with a thatched hood on posts. The south gable (adjoining the 

roadway) has brickwork above eaves level, and below this 4 

horizontal flint panels. Inside, the cruck framework is exposed, as 

well as chamfered beams and joists; there is a bread oven within 

the chimney, and 2 staircases. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140455 House. C18, with C20 restoration. Cob and slate. Regular front 

(east) of 2 storeys, 5 windows. Roof hipped at the south end. 

Rendered walls, plinth. Sashes in reveals; one ground-floor 

splayed bay. Plain doorway, with 6-panelled (2 top-glazed) door. 

Inside, there is a fragment of wall panelling, an old oak casement, 

and a Queen post roof. 

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Ash Barn 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7SN 

Constantia Cottage 

136 Little Ann Road 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7NW 



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Hampshire 

SP11 7NW 

Beck Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7NW 

Pill Hill 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7NW 

Rose Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7NW 

LB2 30/04/1985 140454 Barn, converted to a dwelling. C18, with extensions and alterations 

of C20. Rendered walls and thatched roof. An aisleless timberframed 

barn of 6 bays, at right-angles to the roadway: 2 storeys, 4 

above 5 windows. Hipped roof, 2 eyebrow dormers. Walls 

rendered between the exposed posts and struts of the frame. 

Casements. 2 flat-roofed extensions at the east side, one a porch. 

Included for group value. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140452 Pair of cottages, now one. C18. Flint and brick, with a thatched 

roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. Roof hipped at the west end 

(with lowered eaves), ½-hipped at the east, with frame exposed in 

the upper gable, eaves raised above the upper windows. Walls of 

horizontal flint panels, with brick quoins, bands, and cambered 

arches. Casements. One boarded door in a plain frame, the other 

½-glazed and joined to a window. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140451 House. C18. Brick and tile. Front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. 

Roof hipped at the west end. Walls of header brickwork, with blue 

panels between the openings; side walls of Flemish bond with blue 

headers, cambered arches to the ground-floor. Casements. Open 

porch with thatched and gabled canopy on posts, and plain 

doorway. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140450 Former pair, now one cottage. 1799, restored. Flint and brick, with 

a thatched roof. Symmetrical front (south) of 1 storey and attic, 4 

above 6 windows. ½-hipped roof, with frame exposed in the upper 

gables. Walls of horizontal flint panels, with brick quoins, bands, 

rubbed flat arches. Casements. Central ½ glazed door within an 

open porch with a gabled thatch roof. Dated stone panel. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140448 Pair of houses. Early C19. Rendered walls and a slate roof. 

Symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys, 2 windows, with singlestoreyed 

wings at each side, having a doorway. Low-pitched 

hipped roof. Plain walls. Cast-iron casements. Boarded doors 

beneath gabled open porches, wider side doors (also boarded). 

LB2 30/04/1985 140447 House. C18, restored. Cob and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 3 above 

2 windows. ½-hipped roof, with eaves raised above the upper 

windows. Rendered walls. Casements. Plain C20 boarded door. 

At the east side there is a single-storeyed projecting wing (C20) 

have a tiled roof and rendered walls. 

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85 Clatford Road 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7NW 

79 Clatford Road 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7NW 

Table Tomb 1m N Of St Marys 

Church 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7BH 

Mallard Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7NW 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7AZ 

LB2 30/04/1985 140446 2 connected dwellings. C18 and mid C19. Brick, with a thatched 

and slate roof. L-shaped block: the short west elevation is 

symmetrical of 1 storey and attic, 2 windows (and a northside C20 

outshot of 1 window). Roof ½-hipped to the roadway, with exposed 

frame in the gable, hipped to the north, eaves raised above the 

upper windows. Painted brickwork in Flemish bond, with cambered 

arches to the ground-floor. Casements. C20 brick porch, with 

gabled pantile roof and glazed double-doors. The roadside (south) 

elevation continues with similar but less regular features, and 

further to the east there is an extension (of the mid C19) with a 

hipped slate roof, and large C20 casements. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140445 Irregular terrace of 3 cottages. Late C18. Brick, some rendering, 

with a tiled roof. The south elevation is 2 storeys, 2. 3 windows. 

The roof ridge is stepped downwards to the east side, and the 

eaves is higher at the west side. Flemish bond walls, indicating 

altered features, the west side being cement rendered. 

Casements. 2 mid C19 wood porches (Nods 80 and 96) with 

gabled slate roofs, No 79 having a similar porch in the east gable. 

The north elevation has the same irregular form, with projecting 

lower extensions at each end. 

LB2 30/04/1985 403360 Table Tomb. 1808. White stone. Rectangular form with pilasters 

set into each corner, having moulded caps and bases; oval panel in 

the side walls, with inscription. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140449 Short row of cottages, now one. Late C18, restored. Cob and 

thatch. 1 storey and attic, 4 above 6 windows. Roof hipped at the 

east end and brought to a low eaves above an outshot. Rendered 

walls. Casements. Boarded door beneath a wide thatched canopy 

on posts, another door is glazed. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140424 Pair of cottages. Late C18, restored. Painted brick walls and 

thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 above 4 windows. Roof with 

eaves raised above the upper windows. Walls of Flemish bond, 

high cemented plinth. Casements, one splayed oriel to 41. Boarded 

door in plain frame to 41, side door to 42. No 41 has a north side 

single-storeyed extension, of flint with a hipped thatch roof. 

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Friary Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7BG 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7BG 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7BG 

2 Old Bakery 

Dunkirt Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7BB 

Chalk House 

Dunkirt Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7BB 

LB2 30/04/1985 140442 Pair of cottages. Late C18. Brick and render, with a thatched roof. 

1 storey and attic, 4 windows. ½-hipped roof, eyebrow dormers. 

Walls of painted brickwork in Flemish bond, cambered openings 

(some altered). Casements, one rectangular C20 bay. Boarded 

door in plain frames, No. 64 with a gabled hood on carved 

brackets. Each end has been extended in the C20, at the north 

side with a flat roof, and at the south side with the thatched roof 

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value. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140432 House, Early C19. Chalk and slate. Symmetrical front (south-east) 

of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Low-pitched hipped roof. Plain walls. 

Sashes in reveals. Plain doorway with fanlight and panelled door. 


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Ampfield 

Milestone 25m NE Of Junction 

With Crampmoor Lane 

Straight Mile 

Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

St Marks Church 

Winchester Road 

Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BU 

Hawstead Farm 

Hursley Road 

Chandlers Ford 

Eastleigh 

Hampshire 

SO21 2LE 

LB2 17/11/1986 141163 Milestone. Early C19. Painted stone and cast-iron plate. 

Rectangular stone, flat-topped stone with large cast-iron plate, on 

front, inscribed "Winton 9, Romsey 2". 

LB2 29/05/1957 141071 Parish Church, 1838-41 by O. B. Carter and W. C. Yonge, stained 

glass designed by W. Butterfield and made by W. Wailes, who built 

E. & W. windows and S porch in 1855. Blue brick, mostly stone 

dressings, some red brick dressings, stone bell turret, slate roof. In 

Early English style, plan of small chancel, 5 bay nave with short N. 

aisle, W bell turret and added S porch. Walls have plinth with and 

moulded cill band. On corners flat buttresses with chamfers. E 

window pointed with Geometrical tracery. On sides in each bay 

pointed lancet, expect for added S porch, gabled with moulded 

pointed doorway and geometric window over. Above is cornice 

with corbels supporting parapet with moulded coping. At W end is 

stepped triple lancets. On gable elaborate stone bell turret with 

octagonal spire, placed diagonally. Interior is as built. Above the 

pulpit in NE nave is stained glass window commemorating John 

Keble, 1792-1866, designed by W. Butterfield, carried out by W. 

Wailes, who did other windows. Roof has pen cusped framing 

filling the roof trusses. Stone octagonal font on circular drum. 

Ampfield parish was separated from Hursley when church was 

built, its foundation being inspired by John Keble, vicar of Hursley 

1836-66, and important member of the oxford Movement. The cost 

of the building and the site being provided by the owner of Hursley 

Manor, Sir William Heathcote. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141070 Farmhouse. C17 timber-framed house with early C19 recladding 

of part. Exposed bricknogged frame at the end and part of the front 

tilehung at other end; roughcast above a deep plinth, boarding to 

outshot : thatch roof. 2 bay, 2 storey with wing to rear of lower 

height. In centre gabled trellis porch. Front north-east elevation of 

2 storeys, 2 windows, with lower west side. One sash, and 

casements, including a small cast-iron lattice, other cast-iron 

windows at the rear. Roof at 2 levels, with hips, outshot to rear, 

with part of rear and all rear wing having a tile roof. 

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Bishops Cottage 

Winghams Lane 

Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BE 

Kitchen Garden Wall And 

Retaining Wall 

100m W Of Ampfield House 


Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BQ 

Milestone 25m E Of Ampfield 

Primary School 

Knapp Lane 

Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

Kingfisher House 

Knapp Lane 

Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BT 

175 Knapp Lane 

Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BT 

LB2 24/05/1990 141296 Cottage. Circa 1800. Red brick in English bond, mostly painted; 

thatched roof; brick chimney. One and a half storeys, 2 bays with 

C20 rear lean-to. To left of bay 1, board door with segmental 

header brick arch in early C20 open wooden porch with board roof. 

2- light windows, those on ground floor with 12-pane metal lights, 

those to 1st floor 12-pane wood casements. Hipped roof with cenral 

stack. Rear: lean-to has board door, metal casements and 

corrugated asbestos cement sheet roof. Left return has blocked 

former doorway, now window, with segmental header brick arch. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141079 Walls to kitchen garden. Early C19. Brick in Flemish garden wall 

bond, with brick coping. Along road wall 3m tall with regular flat 

buttresses. In front is terrace with lower brick retaining wall. At 

each end wall returns forming other sides of garden, and on one 

end wall is continued by a low wall, whose foundations are on the 

level of the retaining wall, which links up to stable courtyard. 


Rectangular-section, flat-topped stone with large cast-iron plate, on 

front, inscribed "Winton 7, Romsey 4". 

LB2 17/11/1986 141086 House, early and late C19. Painted brick, slate roof. 3 x 3 bay, 2 

storey house, with set back at R end 3 bay, single storey service 

wing. Symmetrical front has 6-panelled door within trellis porch. 

Above 12-pane sash. 4 16-pane sashes. Windows have rubbed 

flat arches and stone cills. Low pitched hipped roof with end 

stacks. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141088 Cottage orne, now 2 dwellings. C17 core, mainly C19. Lower walls 

brickwork, with some timber-frame exposed, upper walls tile-hung 

with fishscale bands, and part rendered, old plain tile roof. 3 bay, 

one storey and attic, narrow building with jettied crosswing. One 

gabled porch, another half-glazed C20 porch. Irregular fenestration 

of cast-iron lattice casements, oriel on L gable. Gabled dormers 

with tiled fronts and cheeks and similar casements. Off-centre C19 

Tudor stack of octagonal shafts on rectangular base. Extension at 

R end, single storey, 2 bays of weatherboarding and corrugated 

iron roof. 

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Ratlake Hall 


Ampfield 

Romsey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 2LD 

Oakwood House 


Ampfield 

Romsey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 2LD 

Broomhill 

Pound Lane 

Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BL 

Byways 

Pound Lane 

Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BL 

LB2 17/11/1986 141095 House now cottages. C17 altered and extended C18 and C20. 

timber-frame core with brick encasing and additions, old plain tile 

roof. C17 2 storey, 3 bay and smoke bay house, with C18 wing to 

rear on L and C20 bay added to R. Front has planked door under 

open gabled timber porch in L bay and to R of centre of original 

building. Single light in smoke bay. 2-light casement in L bay. 3light 

cast-iron lattice-glazed casements. Openings with cambered 

heads. On 1st floor single light in smoke bay. 2 & 3-light 

casements in other bays. Roof half-hipped to L. Stacks above 

smoke bay, on wing to rear of L bay, at R end of C17 building, and 

at R end. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141094 cottages. C17 altered C18 and C19. timber-frame core, encased 

in brick, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 4 bays. Planked door in centre 

and between L bays. R centre bay has single light. 3-light 

casements under cambered heads. On 1st floor 4 3-light 

casements. Roof half-hipped to L. Ridge stack in centre. Ridge 

higher to R of it. External stack at R end and stack behind ridge to 

L. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141093 House. C15, altered C1600, C20 restoration. Exposed timberframe 

with plaster and brick infill, some lower walls rebuilt in brick, 

painted, C20 weatherboarding, thatched roof. Plan of medieval hall 

house of 3 bays, one always 2 storeys, with later outshot and 

insertion of massive C1600 stack and 1st floor to hall; all now 1½ 

storeys. Plain doorways under 2 swept-down thatch porches on 

posts. All windows cast-iron lattice glazed casements, early C19, 

reused C20 from another building. Eyebrow dormers. Roof halfhipped 

one end and hipped at other, and swept-down above C20 

outshot. Interior has main beams supporting 1st floor with moulded 

chamfers, and fireplace to hall has chamfered bressumer and 

unusually worn brick jambs. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141092 Cottage. C17 with C20 restoration and outshots. Timber-frame 

with exposed brick nogging, some English bond encasing, outshots 

weatherboarded, thatched roof. 2 bays with outshots each end, 

one storey and attic. Entrance via half-glazed lobby in outshot. 

Irregular fenestration of casements. Half-hipped roof swept-down 

above one outshot. 

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Yew Tree Cottage 

Pound Lane 

Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BL 

Hawkers Lodge 


Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BT 

Thornycroft 


Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BT 

Forty Winks 


Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BT 

Monks Barn 

Knapp Lane 

Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BT 

LB2 17/11/1986 141091 Cottage, once 2. Early C17 with extensions early C19. timberframe, 

some brick nogging exposed on rear upper part, front upper 

part tilehung, rest brick (Flemish bond) encasing, old plain tile roof. 

3 bay with C19 bay added to end, 1½ storey. Open gabled porch, 

on old reused posts, with C19 Gothic door. Windows 2 above 4. 2 

& 3-light cast-iron casements under cambered arches, lattice 

glazed. Upper casements built on wallplate in gabled dormers with 

simple bargeboards. Stack of brick shafts now central. Interior 

shows framing and massive chimney breast. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141090 Cottage. C17, with early C19 picturesque treatment, and C20 

renovation and extension. Timber-frame core, brick walling, 

painted, upper parts tile-hung with fish-scale bands, thatch roof. 3 

bay, 1½ storey, single-storey extension, set back, at each end. Offcentre 

C19 Gothic boarded door in a 4-centred arch frame. Thatch 

swept down on posts to form porch. Casements, an oriel on a 

moulded base, and a canted 2-storey bay with chamfered 

openings, all C19. Off centre C19 Tudor stack. Each end C20 

extensions set back, with hipped and half-hipped tile roofs. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141089 Cottage. Early C19 C20. Probably brick, rendered, thatch roof. 

Small 1½ storey, 2 bay cottage, set end on with flat-roofed C20 

extension on each side. Front is gable end with small gabled porch 

and 2-light casement, narrow casement above, both cast-iron. 

Gable tile-hung. Roof hipped at far end. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141087 Cottage. C17 with early C19 cladding and extension. Timberframe, 

part exposed, mainly encased in brick in English, Monk and 

Flemish Garden Wall bonds, gable tile-hung with fishscale bands, 

thatch roof. One storey and attic, 3 bay, with C19 bay one end. 

Plain doorways. Irregular fenestration. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141085 Cottage, once 3. C17 timber-frame, refaced and extended late 

C18, remodelled mid C19 in Tudor-style. Brick in English bond 

refaced to timber-frame, old plain tile roof. 3 bay, 1½ storey with 

full-height projecting porch on either end and in centre, and C20 

wing to rear. Front of 1.2.2.0 above 1.0.2.1 windows, on plinth. 

Door is set in timber Tudor arch. Casements, some cast-iron, with 

diamond and square glazing patterns, under cambered arches. 

Porches are jettied on 1st floor and tile hung with fishscale tiles. 

Gabled formers with similar casements, built off wallplate. Central 

C19 Tudor stack of diagonally-set flues. Interior shows that original 

timber-frame is virtually complete. 

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Marstan 

Green Lane 

Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BN 

Gosport Cottage 

Green Lane 

Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BN 

Gosport Farm House 

Pound Lane 

Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BP 

The Old Farmhouse 


Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BD 

Hillside Cottages 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BD 

LB2 17/11/1986 141084 Cottage. C16, with late C18 and minor C20 renovations. Timber 

framed with brick nogging on 2 elevations, brick encasing to rest, 

thatch roof. 3 bay, one storey and attic. C20 oak doors in a plain 

frame. Irregular fenestration of casements, some cast-iron frames 

of C1830, and eyebrow dormers. Roof hipped and swept-down at 

one end. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141083 Cottage. C17, and mid C19. Exposed timber-frame with brick 

nogging (mostly to upper part), elsewhere brick walls in Flemish 

Garden wall bond, old plain tile roof. 2 bay timber-frame house, 

extended at R end in mid C19, one storey and attic. Front has 

boarded door in plain frame, and 2 above 3 windows. Casements, 

some cast-iron frames, large C19 sashes to later part. Dormers 

with sloping roofs. Steep pitched roof, half-hipped to R and hipped 

to L end, where it is brought down to lower eaves. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141082 Farmhouse. Late C18 and mid C19. Walls of brick in Flemish 

bond, old plain tile roof. Symmetrical front of 3 bays, 2 storeys and 

attic, with 2 storey bay added to L, and single storey 1 bay wings at 

each end. Front has, originally central doorcase with open 

pediment with panelled reveal, carved brackets above pilasters, 

arched opening with panelled reveals and decorative fanlight, 6flush-panelled 

door, above two steps. In 4 bays sashes in exposed 

frames under rubbed flat arches, casements to wings. Above 3 

original bays flat-roofed dormers with casements. Brick dentil 

eaves. Massive C19 Tudor-style chimneys with octagonal and 

chamfered square shafts, having moulded caps and bases, on 

plain bases. The rear is of similar forms, with one dormer above 

two windows in middle part, which has walling of English and 

Flemish bond. The entrance is in open porch of 4 octagonal brick 

columns, with moulded stone caps and bases, supporting tile-hung 

1st floor and flat roof. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141081 House. C17 encased C18. Timber-frame core, brick encasing, 

plain tile roof. End onto road 3 bay, 1½ storey house with lower 

service bays at far end. C20 door under open hipped porch 

between road and centre bays. In each bay 3 light casement under 

cambered head, and 3-light casement in hipped dormer. Stack on 

ridge between centre and four bays. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141080 Pair of cottages. C18 with C20 restoration. Scantling timberframe, 

weather-boarded on front and rear, brick infill and additions 

on sides, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 2 bay symmetrical with 

outshot one end. Near ends small gabled wood porches. 

Casement windows. Hipped roof. 

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Arboricultural Association 

The Stables 

Ampfield House 


Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BQ 

Ampfield House 


Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BQ 

The White Horse 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BQ 

LB2 29/05/1957 141078 Stable ranges surrounding courtyard. C18 and mid C19. Brick in 

Flemish and Garden wall bonds, part timber-frame and brick 

nogging, old plain tile roof. End onto road 7-bay building with 2 

road end bays of timber-frame, next bay blank, next 3 bays 2.1.2 

C20 windows in original openings. End bay has C18 camber head 

16-pane window. This end half-hipped. Other side series of doors 

and arched windows, with central gable above carriage door. 

Other range at right angles to far end, lower, with stables and 

carriage doorways. Remaining buildings small and narrow stables, 

other side wall along roadside. 

LB2S 29/05/1957 141077 Small country house, now offices. Mid C18, with early C19 

extension and mid C19 further addition. Brick, oldest part in header 

bond, English bond each side, additions Flemish, old plain tile roof. 

Plan of 5 bays, 2 storey and attic on plinth, to each side one bay 

slightly later, one end C19 4-bay addition, and then another of 2 

bays. Front has old part to left within its centre, above 3 stone 

steps, 6-panel door in plain frame in doorcase of open pediment on 

large double-scroll brackets. In 1st addition to R 6-panel door i 

doorcase with open pediment on brackets. 12-pane sashes in 

reveals with rubbed flat arches. On old part recessed 1st floor 

panels and stuccoed cornice (top missing) and parapet with coping, 

stone cornice each side on later bays. Behind hipped roof, in 

different sections, flat roofed dormers to old part, gabled to later. 

End elevation of old part 3 bays, similar details but large angular 

bays on each side. Interior has many C18 features, especially 

large drawing room with full softwood panelling and marble 

fireplace. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141076 Public house, former coaching inn. Early C17 with early C19 

alterations and recladding. Timber-frame with painted brick infill 

and rebuilding, old plain tile roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay and stick bay, 

added bay. C20 half-glazed doors. 3 casement windows and wide 

rectangular bay with 3 casements. Over 3 gabled dormers and 

casements. Several casements cast-iron with lattice panes. Roof 

half-hipped at L and R hipped and swept-down over addition. L of 

centre shafted stack. Inside frame exposed and massive chimney 

breast with chamfered bressumer above chamfered stone jambs 

ending in moulded step, another large ground-floor chimney and 

small one upstairs of C1600. 

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Home Farm Cottage 


Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BQ 

The Old Bakery 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BQ 

The Old Vicarage 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BQ 


Ampfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9BT 

LB2 17/11/1986 141075 Cottage, stable and barn. Early C19. Painted brick cottage, 

weatherboarded timber-frame stables and barn, slate roofs. End 

onto road range, 2 bay, 2 storey cottage, outshot to rear, 2-bay low 

stables and 3-bay barn. Cottage has high unpainted brick plinth, 3light 

casements with camber heads, and 2-light casement over, all 

cast-iron. Roof overhangs at each end. End stacks. Low stables 

have window, door, double doors and long window. Barn has 

central gabled projecting porch with double doors and lean-to in 

front of far bay. Included for group value. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141074 House with attached shop. Late C18 and C19 house with attached 

C20 shop. Brick, old plain tile roof. End onto road double pile, 2 

storey, 3 bay house with C19 bays set-back at far end and mid C20 

single storey shop against road end. Front has central plank door 

in C19 gabled timber porch. Near each end 2-light cast-iron 

casement under cambered head. On 1st floor above door small 

light and either side 2-light similar casement. Above window in far 

bay loft door. Stacks at ends of other pile. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141073 Vicarage now private house. Late C18, with early and late C19 

alterations and extensions. Brick in header bond to old front, 

Flemish bond to sides, English bond to rear, old plain tile roof. 3 x 

3 bay, 2 storey building, with extensions to each side early C19 and 

late C19, of one bay. Symmetrical front. Central 6-panelled halfglazed 

door, under arched opening with radiating fanlight, panelled 

reveal, Doric doorcase with open pediment on pilasters. 12-pane 

sashes, except for rectangular bay with tripartite sash, late C19. 

Brick dentil eaves. Hipped roof. L C19 wing brought forward with a 

gable. Irregular rear elevations which include C18 mullion and 

transom leaded window. Interior has plain staircase, panelled 

doors in architraves. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141088 Cottage orne, now 2 dwellings. C17 core, mainly C19. Lower walls 

brickwork, with some timber-frame exposed, upper walls tile-hung 

with fishscale bands, and part rendered, old plain tile roof. 3 bay, 

one storey and attic, narrow building with jettied crosswing. One 

gabled porch, another half-glazed C20 porch. Irregular fenestration 

of cast-iron lattice casements, oriel on L gable. Gabled dormers 

with tiled fronts and cheeks and similar casements. Off-centre C19 

Tudor stack of octagonal shafts on rectangular base. Extension at 

R end, single storey, 2 bays of weatherboarding and corrugated 

iron roof. 

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Amport 

Kingsley Cottage 

Sarson Lane 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AA 

Lilac Cottage 

Sarson Lane 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AA 

The Old Post Cottage 

Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Amport 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AX 

Sarson Corner Cottage 

15 Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AE 

Amport Inn 

Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AE 

LB2 24/10/1984 140052 Cottage. Late C18. Flint and brick, with a thatch roof. 1 storey 

and attic, 3 windows. ½-hipped roof with gabled dormers. Coursed 

flint horizontal panels, with brick quoins and bands. Casements; 

French door to the old front door; C20 porch (in style) at the rear. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140051 Cottage, at right-angles to the roadway. C18, C20 extension at the 

west end. Brick and flint, and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 2 above 3 

windows. ½-hipped roof, eaves raised above the dormers, gable 

with exposed frame. The front (south) is mainly brickwork with 

some flint panels, with altered features; the roadside wall is flint 

with brick dressings (showing a former doorway, now filled). 

Casements. Plain door. Included for group value. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140050 House. C18, with a large west extension of late C20. Rendered 

walls and a thatch roof. The old (east side) part has a symmetrical 

front of 2 storeys, 2 windows. Rendered cob walls on a flint base. 

Casements. C20 porch with a gabled thatch roof. The extension is 

taller, of similar style. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140048 Row of cottages, now one dwelling. C17, C18 and C20. Timberframed 

building with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. 

Hipped roof, with eaves raised towards the upper windows, 

together with eyebrows. Exposed frame with rendered infill, and 

rendered walls at each side. Casements. One plain doorway 

(No.15), the entrance being masked by a glazed conservatory, with 

a doorway at one side. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140047 Public House. c1840, with C20 additions. Stucco and slate. 

Symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows, with a singlestoreyed 

west wing (of 1976) in the same style. Low-pitched 

hipped roof. Plain walls, plinth. Sashes in reveals. Doorway with a 

reeded architrave and 6-panelled (4 top glazed) door, beneath a 

later canopy on carved brackets. 

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12 Sarson Cottages 

Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AE 

April Cottage 

Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AE 

Pear Tree Cottage 

Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AE 

Little Bec 

Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AQ 

LB2 20/12/1960 140046 Unequal pair of cottages. C17, with exterior of c1800. Rendered 

walls and thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 3.2 above 2.2 windows. 

½-hipped roof, eyebrow dormers. Plain walls, some exposed 

timber frame at the rear, end walls with flint panels. Casements. 

No.12 has an estate porch, boarded and with an oval arch, slate 

roof, and boarded door; No.13 has a pediment hood and boarded 

door. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140045 Cottage. C17, exterior c1800. Flint and brick, and thatch. The 

front (south) is an estate restoration of c1800, of 1 storey and attic, 

3 windows. Roof ½-hipped at the east, hipped at the west end, the 

2 dormers having gables with ornamental bargeboards. Walls of 

flint with brick quoins and bands: rendered at the west side. 

Casements. Porch with boarded sides, oval-arched opening, slate 

roof and boarded door. Part of the original timber frame is exposed 

at the rear. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140044 Cottage C16, c1800, with restoration and extension of 1973. Flint 

and thatch. Originally a late medieval single-bay timber-framed 

hall, with chimney attached to its west end (and 1st floor inserted), 

a further west extension of c1800, with an outshot at the east end, 

then a reconstruction of the east end and rear addition, of 1973. 1 

storey and attic, 3 windows, ½-hipped roof with gables to dormers 

with decorative bargeboards. Flint walls with brick quoins, the west 

gable having panels, and the eastern half painted brickwork. 

Casements. ½-glazed brick porch (1973) with a thatched roof. The 

interior shows the original timber framed core. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140042 House. Early C18. Flint and thatch. Symmetrical front (south) of 1 

storey and attic, 3 above 4 windows (with outshot at the west end). 

½ hipped roof, with eaves raised above the upper windows, hipped 

to the outshot. Walls of coursed squared knapped flint, with brick 

quoins, rubbed flat arches (with stone keys), plinth moulding and 

panel beneath the middle windows. Late C19 casements. C20 

brick porch with hipped tile roof and ½-glazed door. 

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Sarson Farm 

Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AQ 

Broadwater 

Wiremead Lane 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AY 

Fleur De Lys 

Wiremead Lane 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AY 

Marigold Cottage 

Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Amport 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AX 

LB2 24/10/1984 140040 House, now 2 dwellings. C18, with C20 additions. Painted brick, 

some render, and a slate roof. Long front (east) of 2 storeys and 

attic, 7 (one blank) above 4 windows. One hipped dormer at the 

front, catslide to the rear with an extension covered by a doublehipped 

roof; large tapered stack at the rear. Some of the brickwork 

is header bond, some English, part of the ground floor is rendered, 

first floor band, rubbed flat arches and one cambered arch, plinth. 

Casements. The old doorway has a cambered arch, but below this 

is a C20 open porch with a low-pitched slat roof, & glazed door; 

another ½ glazed door with a window on one side. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140038 House and barn in one long range. Late C18 and early C19. Flint 

and brick, with a thatch roof. Front (south east) of 1 storey and 

attic, 4 windows, with barn extending at the east side. Roof over 

all, with ½-hips, eaves raised above the upper windows, catslide to 

part of rear. Walls of horizontal flint panels, with brick quoins, 

bands, cambered arches: barn walls boarded (horizontally at the 

front, vertically at the rear). Casements. C20 porch with a tile roof. 

The rear has an early C19 2-storeyed extension combined with a 

single-storeyed outshot, of red brick in Flemish and Monk bonds, 

with casements and a shallow trellis porch: the 2 storeyed section 

has a hipped thatch roof (with tiled valley) and the outshot a slate 

roof. The barn has a timber frame of 5 bays, with straight angled 

struts to the Queen post truss. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140037 Cottage. Late C18, with late C19 outshot along the rear. 

Rendered walls and thatched roof. Front (south-west) of 1 storey 

and attic, 3 windows. Hipped roof, with eaves raised above the 

upper windows; the rear outshot has a slate roof, which is also 

used above a narrow wing extending to the rear at the north side. 

Plain walls, with painted flint and brick at the rear. Casements. 

Gabled porch with a slate roof, vertical boarding on a brick base, 

and 4-panelled door. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140036 A pair of cottages, of different period and form. C18, early C19. 

Rendered walls thatch and slate. 1 storey and attic, 2 windows to 

Marigold, 2 storeys 1 window to Slate. The thatched roof is hipped 

at the (south) end, with a catslide to the rear and one eyebrow ½dormer 

to the front, at the north end it abuts the gable of Slate 

Cottage, which has a hipped north end. Casements. Plain 

doorway to Marigold, trellis porch with concave metal hood to Slate. 

To the north of Slate is a narrow set back lower extension, with a 

pantile roof. 

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Bridge Cottage 

Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Amport 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AY 

The Cottage On The Green 

The Green 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BA 

Brook Cottage 

The Green 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BA 

Mussett Cottage 

The Green 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BA 

Patches 

The Green 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BA 

LB2 20/12/1960 140035 Cottage. Late C18, with C20 extensions at side and rear. Flint and 

thatch. Front (south-east) of 1 storey and attic, 2 windows, with 1 

window to the C20 east side single-storeyed wing, and a tiny light 

to the west side outshot. Roof ½-hipped to the east (with timber 

frame exposed in the gables) hipped to the lower roof of the wing, 

and hipped at the west and brought to a low eaves above the 

outshot, eyebrow dormers. Flint walls with brick quoins and bands 

(all now painted), boarding to the outshot, rendered to the wing. 

Casements. Wood porch (of the mid C19) to the outshot, with 

gable and decorative bargeboard, arched frame and boarded door. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140034 Formerly 3, now one cottage. Late C18, with C20 restoration. The 

dwelling is L-shaped, the front part being lower. Brick and 

rendered walls, with a thatch roof. The front (north) is 1 storey and 

attic, 3 windows; roof ½-hipped at the west (with exposed frame in 

the gable), hipped at the east and linked to the higher roof of the 

rear wing, eyebrow dormers: tile roof above a C19 east side 

outshot. Painted brickwork in Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches, 

plinth. Casements. Plain doorways, with 2 thatched porches (with 

French windows) to the rear wing. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140033 Cottage, incorporating a former small barn at the west side. C18, 

with late C20 restoration. Rendered walls and thatch roof. 1 storey 

and attic, 2 above 5 windows. Roof is ½-hipped at the east end 

(with exposed frame in the gable), lower at the west, with eaves 

raised above the upper windows. Plain walls, with some flint 

panels at the west side. C20 casements. C20 porch with a tiled 

roof and gabled front. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140032 Cottage. Mid C18. Rendered walls and thatch roof. Front (north) 

of 2 storeys 2 windows, with a single-storeyed wing to the east side 

of 2 windows. Hipped roof, with eaves lowered at the wing above 

an outshot. Casements (C20 to the ground-floor). C20 thatched 

porch: older doorway at the east side, where the end of the wing is 

finished with vertical boarding. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140031 Cottage, formerly 2, and attached to Willow Cottage. 1731. 

Rendered, with a thatch roof 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. The 

roof is ½-hipped at the east end and joined (at a lower level) at the 

west end to the roof of Willow Cottage, eaves raised above the 

upper windows. The walls are painted, mostly plastered, with a flint 

section at the west side : brick jambs to a filled doorway, the east 

side being now a garage within a short flat-roofed projection. 

Casements. Hood to a plain doorway. Dated inside. 

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Willow Cottage 

The Green 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BA 

Rosemary Cottage 

The Green 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BA 

Daisy Cottage 

39 The Green 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BA 

Granary 15m SW Of The Old 

Farm 

The Green 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BA 

LB2 20/12/1960 140030 Cottage. Early C18. Flint and brick, with a thatch roof. From 

(north) on 2 planes, 1 storey and attic, 1.1 windows. The eaves are 

raised above the upper windows and lowered to form an open 

porch (in the angle). The wall recessed at the east side is of 

painted brickwork, the wider west side being of flint, with brick 

quoins and surround to the opening: the west end wall is an 

exposed timber-frame with rendered infill: part of the rear wall has 

exposed heavier framing indicative of an earlier origin. Casements, 

old leaded lights to the upper windows. C20 oak door in plain 

frame. The front has an inset stone panel inscribed RS 1711. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140029 House of zig-zag form, at least 2 previous dwellings. Late C18, 

early C20. A mixture of wall finishes with a tile roof. The rear unit 

of 2 storeys, 4 upper windows, was probably 2 cottages, and has 

flint walls with brick dressings (also partly rendered) C20 tile roof, 

C20 casements and two old beams within. The block adjoining the 

roadway (mainly early C20) is of 2 storeys, 2 windows, with hipped 

½-dormers, tile-hung 1st floor, rendered ground-floor (which 

extends as a single-storeyed wing at the west side), casements, 

one old door and another with a Victorian gabled shallow porch. 

The link unit is of painted brickwork, with a part-catslide roof, some 

cambered openings, and C20 casements. This much-altered 

building is the only one of a substantial group with a tile roof (due to 

the previous thatched roof being destroyed by fire). Included for 

group value. 

LB2 Small cottage. C17, mainly early C19. Front (north) of 1 storey, 

2.1 windows. Roof hipped at the east end, gabled at the west end. 

Rendered walls, outshots at each end, with a doorway at the east 

side (late C19) with a slate roof, and a window at the west side (late 

C20) with a flat roof. Casements. Central main entrance, with a ½glazed 

door within a shallow porch, having a decorative barge 

board to the gable. Within, the timber-framed cross wall indicates 

origin as a framed building. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140026 Small granary. Early C19. Timber frame on 6 staddles. ½-hipped 

tile roof. Boarded walls. 

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The Old Farm 

The Green 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BA 

Cholderton Park 

Cholderton Road 

Quarley 

Andover 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP4 0EB 

LB2 24/10/1984 140024 House. Early C19. Brick and slate. Symmetrical front (north) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows. Hipped low-pitched roof, brick dentil eaves. 

Painted brick wall in Flemish bond, end pilasters set-in from the 

corners, stone wedge lintels, plinth. Sashes in reveals. Plain door 

opening, with a stone moulded canopy on brackets, fanlight, and 4panelled 

door. Other elevations of flint, with brick quoins, bands at 

lintel and cill levels. 

LB2 09/03/1988 140157 Country House. c1800, modified and extended before 1890. red 

brick in Flemish bond; hipped Welsh roof to shallow pitch, with wide 

eaves overhang to main block; some other roofs have plain clay 

tiles; brick chimney stacks. Two storeys, 'L'-plan; south elevation of 

5 bays. Rendered plinth; small-pane 2-light casement windows of 8 

panes each, the ground floor windows having extra 4-pane 

toplights, all set under voussoired flat-arched heads; centre bay of 

ground floor has a stone entrance porch with 2 free-standing 

unfluted Ionic columns carrying plain entablature, framing a 6-panel 

door with plain sidelight and fanlight. East and west ends of main 

block rendered and colourwashed; to east gable a single-storey 

extension with coped gabled tiled roof, linked by a short lobby 

having 4-centre archway with boarded door, above which are 

Gothic-arched and cusped panels, one featuring a shield; a glass 

conservatory added to the south side, and the east gable has a 3light 

stone mullioned window. The west wall has blind window 

panels, one to each floor level, then northwards extends a doubleroof 

plan unit of 4 bays having steeper-pitched slate roof; the west 

elevation has 2 and 4 -light casement windows set under 

segmental arches to first floor; ground floor has a 9-pane sash 

window by 3, otherwise pointed-arched-light stone mullioned 

windows of varying pattern, all without labels, 2-light bay 1, two 4lights 

bay 4 and bay 2 has a projection window under tiled roof with 

4-lights and 2-light splay. Further north, another extension set back 

on west side, the lower storey masked by a C20 glased corridor 

having flat roof, the first floor tile hung with two 4-arched light 

casement windows; this unit screened by brick and flint walling 

enclosing a small courtyard. Inside, the principal rooms behind 

south facade in a late Adam style; the south-east room with 

ornamental plaster ceiling and typical doorcase and dado moulding, 

has a fine white marble fireplace surround with Ionic pil 

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Weyhill Road 

Weyhill 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0PX 

1 Weyhill Farm Cottages 

Amesbury Road 

Weyhill 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8EA 

LB2 30/04/1985 140570 Large house. C1830 and 1850. Stucco and slate. The original 

central unit is a simple classical design with a symmetrical front 

(north) of 2 storeys, 1.1.1 windows. Hipped roof. Plain walls, with 

eaves moulding, and plain pilasters, slightly-projecting centrepiece, 

1st floor band, plinth, architrave to the central (upper) window, 

ground floor windows having cornices on brackets. Victorian 

sashes in reveals. The doorway ha Ionic columns set within 

pilasters with a simple entablature and blocking course, fanlight, 

and ½-glazed door. There is a taller extension (c1850) at the west 

side, with a symmetrical west elevation, containing a projecting unit 

with Ionic columns to the entrance. There is a lower east block, 

with a front (north) of 3 windows, and a longer return (east) 

elevation; hipped slate roof; plain walls, some sashes and some 

casements. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140064 House, formerly 2. C18, and early C19. Rendered walls and 

thatch roof. L-shaped block of 2 storeys, 4 windows to the front 

(south). Roof hipped at the north wing and the angle, with catslide 

at rear. Roughcase walls, but the east side (and east elevation) has 

flint work with brick quoins, bands, some cambered openings. 

Casements. One gabled porch of painted brick, another wood 

porch with boarded sides, gable and decorative head to the 

opening: 4 panelled doors. 

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Furzedown Lane 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BS 

LB2 08/01/1982 140010 Stable block, with extensions to provide added coach housing and AMPORT 

domestic quarters. 1857, by William Burn, and late C19. Yellow 

brick with stone dressings, & hipped slate roof. The original range 

was symmetrical, with a central carriage arch, flanked by stables 

and coach-house on each side, the west side being extended to the 

later 2-storeyed coach-house and house, forming an L-shaped unit. 

The external (south) elevation is plain, with 3 small ventilating 

windows (at each side) below the eaves, the centrepiece having 

side pilasters (with moulded stone caps) supporting an arch (with 

architrave moulding) with a key joined to a cornice with a central 

pediment (to each face); this supports a tall and narrower stone 

clock tower, with a plain base (with a moulded panel), a clock stage 

with Tuscan columns outside the chamfered corners, and an 

entablature capped by a leaded ogee dome, of octagonal plan with 

wide faces containing projecting oval ventilators. The courtyard 

elevation (north) is irregular but the return 2-storeyed block is 

symmetrical (east) with a hipped roof having moulded brick eaves, 

raised in the centre as a pediment, 3 windows above 3 oval arched 

carriage openings; to its north side is a lower 2-storeyed domestic 

wing, the north face of which (facing Lane) has a hipped slate roof, 

moulded brick eaves, cambered openings with casements, and a 

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7 Sarson Cottages 

Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AE 

2 Mount Pleasant 

Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AG 


Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AG 

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LB2 20/12/1960 140046 Unequal pair of cottages. C17, with exterior of c1800. Rendered 

walls and thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 3.2 above 2.2 windows. 

½-hipped roof, eyebrow dormers. Plain walls, some exposed 

timber frame at the rear, end walls with flint panels. Casements. 

No.12 has an estate porch, boarded and with an oval arch, slate 

roof, and boarded door; No.13 has a pediment hood and boarded 

door. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140043 Terrace of 4 cottages. Late C18, with C20 restoration. Plain 

rendered walls, and hipped thatch roof. Symmetrical front (south) 

of 2 storeys, 6 windows. C20 casements. 4 open porches, with 

slat roof, cambered arch, boarded cheeks, and boarded doors. 





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Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AG 

1 Haydown Cottages 

Wiremead Lane 

East Cholderton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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LB2 24/10/1984 140054 2 cottages linked by a high wall, each block once being a pair. Late 

C18, C20 restoration. Brick and flint, render, hipped thatch roof. 

Each unit symmetrical of 2 storeys, 2 windows, but with some 

windows inserted later. Casements. Plain doorways. The wall 

joining the blocks is of eaves height, with a tiled capping. 

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Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BS 

3-4 Amport Park Mews 


Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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LB2 08/01/1982 140011 This structure forms the north and east sides of the courtyard made 

by the earlier stable block; it is taller and more elaborate in design. 

c1900. Yellow brick walls with stone dressings, hipped slate roof. 2 

storeys. On the inner (south) face there is a gabled centrepiece 

flanked by wings of 2 windows, with a return block (of 4 windows) 

completing the L-shape. The upper windows are ½ dormers with 

hipped roofs, the centrepiece has a high loading door with a stone 

frame (pediment, panelled pilasters, key, cill on 3 brackets): the 

lower openings are plain with cambered arches and stone cills. 

The return block is symmetrical (on its west face) with a pediment 

gable above the 2 taller middle windows. The outside (north) 

elevation follows the same style, producing an impressive 

appearance, with the pediment gable (and high loading door) off 

centre, with 2½ dormers to the east and 1 to the west: there is a 

middle band of small ventilation openings, of 2.2.2 arrangement, 

and at the east side 3 sash windows: again these are hipped roofed 

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Home Farm House 


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LB2 09/03/1988 140164 Byres, stabling, barn etc. Late C19; central gateway on north side 

by Crickmay and Sons for H.C.Stephens MP Unknapped flint and 

chalk cob, with brick dressings and plinths, roofs mostly early 

asbestos cement slates or double Roman clay tiles. In form of a 

quadrangle, open to south-east corner. Single-storey, with some 

lofts. Principal range on north side has central gateway, the gable 

above timber-framed with diagonal brick nogging to lower panels 

and rendering over; 6 bays to either side marked by brick piers, the 

roofs having raised centre sections for ventilation and being 

crowned with ornamental tiles, with a band of (original) patent 

glazing on south side: projecting gable to north-east corner with 

doorway and segmental-arched left door over; on north west corner 

projects a lower chalk cob building with hipped plain clay tiled roof, 

and a length of some 55 metres of cob walling with sloped tile 

capping, extends westwards. On south side of this north range, 

other than central throughway, are several doorways; that in northwest 

corner a A-centre0arched moulded doorway with framed and 

boarded door, having a 3-light mullioned store window without label 

immediately east. East range in cob with double-Roman tiled roof, 

the central portion raised with half-hipped roof, having a wide 3centre-arched 

doorway above which is 9-light transomed casement 

under a band of weatherboarding: 3 bays to each side of 

crosswing, the outer bays having matching casement windows of 

varying widths and the centre bays doorways with fanlight over. 

The west range is of open byres, with the roof in two sections; the 

north half set slightly higher, with collared queen-post roof trusses 

and wind-braced frame, is covered with double Roman tiles, the 

south section has similar framing but red asbestos cement slate 

coverings. South range has raised floors on a flint and brick plinth, 

with plain collar-truss roofs and timber boarded walls, with a brickwalled 

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Lodge 

Smug Road 

Cholderton 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP4 0DR 

Kingsettle Stud 


Quarley 

Andover 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP4 0DX 

LB2 09/03/1988 140163 Farmhouse. Probably of C18 origin but Gothicised in C19 possibly 

by G. devey. Mostly rendered and colourwashed, with stone 

dressings; Welsh slate roofs, mostly behind parapets; grey brick 

chimney stacks with red brick caps and white square plan pots. 'U' 

plan, 2 storeys. South elevation of 4 bays with the two inner bays 

projecting: angled corner butresses with Gothic pinacles; pairs of 

French doors to lower bays, some with fanlight over; to first floor 

are composite windows having 8-pane sashes with flanking 

sidelights. Matching windows to first bay or returns in east and west 

sides; on the east side are 2-storey and single- storey extensions 

northwards, the former with small-pane casement windows for 2 

bays, the latter having 2 pointed-arched 'Y'-traceried casement 

windows. Entrance through small porch on north side. Interior not 

seen. 

LB2 09/03/1988 140162 Cottage for groom or coachman. c1900, probably by G.C. Horsley 

for H.C. Stephens MP. Red brickwork in English Cross Bond with 

knapped flint panels; plain clay tiled roofs, ornamental brick 

chimney stacks. Single-storey with attics; 3-bay south elevation . 

Brick plinth; bay 1 has 3-light mullioned stone window, with a 3-light 

casement window in flat-roofed dormer above; bay 2 has a 

projecting open porch under catslide roof with hipped return, 

carried on 2 rustic timber posts off a tall brick plinth, the entrance 

door framed and boarded; bay 3 is blank, with a projecting brick 

chimney stack and a flintwork panel. Other elevations to match. 

Interior not seen, but said to have 6 bedrooms, some of which 

oversail bay 4 of the north range of the Kingsettle Stud. (qv) 

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Quarley 

Andover 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP4 0DX 

Andover Lodge 


Cholderton 

Andover 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP4 0EA 

LB2 09/03/1988 140160 Stables complex with coach houses and two attached cottages (qv) 

c1900, probably by G.C.Horsley, for H.C.Stephens MP. Red 

brickwork with stone dressings and unknapped flint panels; plain 

clay tiled roofs with stone slate base courses and sawn stone 

ridges; ornamental brick chimney stacks. Single-storey with some 

lofts and attics; irregular 'U' plan with the cottages added to northeast 

and north-west corners. Main block on west side of courtyard, 

of 7 bays, with gabled 2-bay projection to bay 1 with overhung 

bargeboarded gable, irregular flint panel with 2-light stone 

mullioned windows at loft level; bays 2 to 6 separated by brick and 

stone piers, with brick plinths, flint panels and 4-light mullioned 

stone windows bays 2,3,5,and 6, plain double doorway bay 4 and 

small flat-roofed dormer window over bays 3 and 5; the return face 

to bay 1 to match with one mullioned window and a stable door: 

bay 7 has a very large doorway set under a gable at 45 degrees, 

there being diagonal timber boarding with a 3-light casement in the 

gable. North range of 4 bays, all in brickwork with brick piers; bays 

1 and 3 blank, bays 2 and 4 have pairs of coach doors; tile- hung 

gable over bay 4 has 6-light oriel window, but is part of NE cottage 

(qv). Inside, the walls of brickwork with glazed brick dadoes: south 

room is stable for mares in foal, then in west wing 8 boxes, and 

tack room with gallery over. Formerly used for breeding Suffolk and 

Cleveland Bay horses, the building still intact and in use as 

stabling. 

LB2 09/03/1988 140167 Lodge to country estate. 1892. Probably by Cricknay and Sons, for 

H C Stephens MP. Random unknapped flintwork with ashlar stone 

dressings on squared rubble plinth; plain clay tiled gabled roofs; 

brick chimney stacks with moulded stone copings. Two storeys, 

gabled elevations to all but north. South elevation has catslide roof 

at west end over slightly rusticated quoin work; towards east end a 

segmental pointed-arched doorway with boarded door set in 

recess; in gable above a 2-light stone mullioned window without 

label. East elevation of 2 bays, with catslide roof to north, bay 1 has 

a single pointed-arched light window above; bay 2 has a 5-light 

mullioned window without label below and a 3-light above. West 

elevation has catslide roof to north, under which is a pointed arched 

single-light window; in main gable a 3-light window to ground floor 

and to right a mezzanine stair window of one light width, with to 

south a 2-light window under another catslide roof. North elevation 

to match. Interior not seen. (Unsigned drawings in Wiltshire Record 

Office, Cat. No. 1894, Ser. 38m, dated) 

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Quarley 

Andover 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP4 0EB 

Roadside Boundary Wall To East 

And West Of Entrance To Sarson 

Farm 

Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AQ 


Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AG 

LB2 09/03/1988 140158 Group of outbuildings including coachman's house. Late C19. 

possibly a remodelling by Crickmay and Sons. Mostly in red brick, 

some flintwork; mainly Welsh slate roofs but with some plain clay 

tiles and also stone slates. 'L'- plan, largely single-storey but with 2storey 

section to west range. South range all brick with slate roof, 

hipped at east end; 10 bays with casement window bays 1,3,4,6,7 

and 9 mostly 9-panel under timber lintels; bays 2,5 and 8 have 

doorways with rectangular fanlight; bay 10 recessed. West range 

10 bays: bay 1 single-storey under Welsh slate roof having 3-light 

casement windows: bays 2 to 4 two-storey, knapped flint with 

banded brickwork; half-hipped plain clay tiled roof, with 3-light 

casement windows: bays 2 and 3 and door with rectangular fanlight 

to bay 4, ground floor; above, 2-light casement window, bays 2 and 

4 and a small circular window bay 3. Bays 5 to 9 single-storey, in 

brick with Welsh slate roof, having 9-pane casements bays 5 and 7 

and large doorways bays 6, 8 and 9; bay 10 is in unknapped 

flintwork with half-hipped stone slated roof set at right angles to the 

remainder, with stone dressings to quoins and a stable door, and 

with a 2-light casement window set in timber louvred surround 

above. Extending from the north-east corner eastwards for about 

50 metres an unknapped flint wall with stone copings and 

dressings, having central opening with curved plan sweeps and 

circular piers as entrance to courtyard formed by these buildings 

and Cholderton Park House (q.v.) to which these are an important 

part of the setting. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140041 Roadside boundary wall, to east and west of the entrance to the 

farm. Early C19. High wall, of cob on a flint base, with rendered 

surface and a tile capping. 





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The White House 

Sarson Lane 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AA 

Wall Between Fleur De Lys And 

Broadwater 

Wiremead Lane 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AY 

Large Granary 20m SW Of The 

Old Farm 

The Green 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BA 

Stable 20m NW Of The Old Farm 

The Green 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BA 

Stable Block 10m E Of Amport 

Firs 


Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BE 

Eight Table Top Tombs N Of St 

Marys Church 


Amport 

Andover 

Amport 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BW 

LB2 House. Early C19. Stucco and slate. Symmetrical front (south) of 

2 storeys, 3 windows. Low-pitched hipped roof. Plain walls, stone 

cills, plinth. Sashes in exposed frames, the upper windows being 

original. Wood boarded porch, with decorative head to the 

opening, and ½-glazed door. The rear wall has flint horizontal 

panels. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140039 Early C19. High garden wall of rendered cob on a flint and brick 

base, with tiled capping. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140027 Granary. Early C19. Timber frame on 5 x 3 staddles (some 

missing). ½ hipped tile roof. Boarded walls. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140025 Stable. Early C19. Rectangular block with rendered walls (on cob 

with a flint base), and ½-hipped thatch roof. Hay loft door above 

lower door. Tile-hung upper east gable and all of west gable. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140020 Early C19. Plain rectangular block, with rendered walls and a slate 

roof, having at the centre a square turret with a pyramid lead roof, 

coupled arched ventilators above a plain base. On the east side 

there is a ½-dormer hay-loft door, the west (courtyard) elevation 

has 2 windows, a range of 3 carriage entrances in the centre and 

another at the south side. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140016 8 table-top tombs in the churchyard, north of the church. Of stone, 

with rectangular form, with classical mouldings. Dates include 

1983, 1790, 1796, 1826 and 1836. 

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Three Saddleback Tombs 

Immediatley N Of Porch Of St 

Marys Church 


Amport 

Andover 

Amport 

Hampshire 

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Two Table Top Tombs S Of St 

Marys Church 


Amport 

Andover 

Amport 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BW 

Gatepiers to Stables 

Amport House 


Amport 

Barn 10 M N Of Manor Farm 

Wiremead Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8LR 

Guyatt Cottage 

Wiremead Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8LR 

K6 Telephone Kiosk 

The Green 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

LB2 24/10/1984 140015 Early C19. 3 saddle-back tombs, immediately north of the north 

porch. Of stone, and set in a stone pavement, surrounded by 

wrought-iron rails. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140014 2 table-top tombs to the south of the chancel. Stone. Rectangular 

form, Dated 1764 and 1800 

LB2 24/10/1984 140012 Gatepiers. c1900. The entrance to the courtyard from Furzedown 

Lane, in the gap between the early and later stable buildings, is 

made impressive by 2 massive gatepiers. Large ball finials rest on 

bold stone cornices, with pilasters at the corners of the square 

piers, and a simple base. The pilasters have moulded caps and 

bases, and rusticated projections tied horizontally by recessed 

panels, the infilling being yellow brickwork. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140057 Barn. C18. Timber frame of 4 bays with aisles, Queen post truss. 

Corrugated iron roof. Boarded walls. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140060 Cottage. Late C18, with C20 restoration. Rendered and thatched. 

1 storey and attic, 2 above 3 windows. Hipped roof, extended 

southwards above a former outshot (now an open verandah); 

eyebrow dormers. Plain walls (some painted brickwork), plinth; 

C20 recessed entrance at the north side. Casements. Boarded 

door. Linked to Wiremead by a flat-roofed recessed unit. 

LB2 22/07/1988 Telephone Kiosk. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert 

Scott. Made by Carron Co. Cast iron. Square kiosk with domed 

roof. Unperforated replacement Elizabeth II crowns to top panels 

and margin glazing to windows and door. 

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2 Weyhill Farm Cottages 

Amesbury Road 

Weyhill 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8EA 

Weyhill Barn 

Amesbury Road 

Weyhill 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8EA 

Granary in courtyard 45m NW of 



Amport 

The White Horse Inn 

Wiremead Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8EE 

Clare Cottage 

Wiremead Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8LR 

Wiremead 

Wiremead Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8LR 

LB2 24/10/1984 140064 House, formerly 2. C18, and early C19. Rendered walls and 

thatch roof. L-shaped block of 2 storeys, 4 windows to the front 

(south). Roof hipped at the north wing and the angle, with catslide 

at rear. Roughcase walls, but the east side (and east elevation) has 

flint work with brick quoins, bands, some cambered openings. 

Casements. One gabled porch of painted brick, another wood 

porch with boarded sides, gable and decorative head to the 

opening: 4 panelled doors. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140065 C18. L-shaped block with thatched roof and rendered walls (on 

cob on a flint base), but also some brickwork and some boarding. 

Openings on the inner angle, the outer walls being plain. Included 

for group value. 

LB2 09/03/1988 140165 Granary. c1900 of timber boarding on timber frame, set on 4x5 

staddle stones, having plain collar-trussed roof carrying plain clay 

tiles with ornamental ridge. Doorways set in the north and south 

gable ends. Building forms part of the varied courtyard group 

immediately north and west of Home Farm House (qv) 

LB2 24/10/1984 140063 Public House. Late C18. Rendered walls and thatched roof. Front 

(north) of 1 storey and attic, 3 above 5 windows. ½-hipped roof 

(timber framed gables) with catslide at rear, eaves raised above the 

upper windows. Plain walls and plinth, painted brickwork at the 

west side, the east corner having heavy chamfered rustic quoins in 

plaster. Casements. Boarded door in plain frame. C20 single- 

storeyed addition set back at the east end, of similar style. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140062 Cottage. Late C18. Flint and render, with a thatch roof. Near 

symmetrical front (east) of 1 storey and attic, 3 above 4 windows. 

½-hipped roof, with eaves raised above the upper windows. Part of 

the front has flint and brick walls, the other part being rendered, 

and all painted. Casements. Open porch on 4 posts, with a thatch 

roof, and plain doorway. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140061 Cottage. Late C18. Brick and flint, with a thatch roof. 1 storey and 

attic, 3 above 4 windows. Roof hipped at the south, ½-hipped at 

the north end, eyebrow dormers. Casements. Plain doorway. 

Linked to Guyatt Cottage by a flat-roofed recessed (kitchen) unit. 

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Wiremead Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8LR 

Old Farm Cottage 

Wiremead Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8LR 

Manor Farm 

Wiremead Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8LR 

Meadowside 

Wiremead Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8LR 

LB2 24/10/1984 140059 House, formerly 2. Early C19. Flint and brick, with a low-pitched 

slate roof. Wide regular front (east) of 2 storeys, 4 windows. The 

flint panels have thin patterned lines, with brick quoins, bands, 

cambered openings, plinth. Casements, original upper leaded 

lights, and mid C19 lights to the ground-floor. The plain doorway 

has played reveals of vertical boarding, with an old 6-panelled (2- 

top-glazed) door: another doorway now filled. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140058 House. Late C18 & early C19. Rendered walls and thatch roof. 

Front (east) of 2 storeys, 4 windows. ½-hipped roof, catslide to part 

or rear: the south end finishes as a gable to a short stretch of tiling. 

The front walls is rendered at the south side and painted brick 

(headers) at the north, plinth: the north gable has exposed framing 

above a wall of horizontal flint panels, with brick quoins, bands and 

plinth. Casements. Mid C19 wood boarded porch with ornamental 

bargeboards to the gable, slate roof, and boarded door. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140056 House. 1722, of earlier origin. Brick and slate. Near-symmetrical 

front (west) of 2 storeys, attic and cellar, 3 windows. Steep roof 

(originally thatched) with 2 C20 flat-roofed dormers. Painted brick 

in Flemish bond, moulded 1st floor band, cambered openings, 

plinth. Casements. Mid C19 brick porch with a Gothic arch; within 

an old wide doorway with a 4-panelled (2-top glazed) door. The 

east elevation is red brick in Flemish bond with blue headers, a 

plain 1st floor band and high plinth: casements, brick gabled porch 

and a porch of 1973 (to a room used as the farm office). 3 bricks 

are inscribed TP1722, RAL 1722, and JVA. Within, early C18 

features include a staircase (with later rails) dado panelling to the 

hall, plain 4 panelled doors in simple architraves; there is also a 

massive oval-arched chimney breast (a remnant of the earlier 

timber-framed house). 

LB2 24/10/1984 140055 Cottage. Late C18. Painted brick walls and thatched roof. The 

building is at right-angles to the roadway, the front (south) having 1 

storey and attic, 2 above 4 windows. Roof hipped at the west end 

and ½-hipped at the east, with eyebrow dormers. 2 cambered 

openings; the east gable wall is mainly flint, with brick quoins, 

horizontal bands, and upper gable. Casements. C20 door, the 

former doorway now being a window. 

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2 Haydown Cottages 

Wiremead Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8LT 

Amport Church Of England 


The Green 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BA 

Sheppard Almshouses Flats 1-6 

The Green 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BD 

LB2 24/10/1984 140054 2 cottages linked by a high wall, each block once being a pair. Late 

C18, C20 restoration. Brick and flint, render, hipped thatch roof. 

Each unit symmetrical of 2 storeys, 2 windows, but with some 

windows inserted later. Casements. Plain doorways. The wall 

joining the blocks is of eaves height, with a tiled capping. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140023 Primary school. 1815, with C20 extensions. Brick and slate. 

Symmetrical front (west) repeating the general pattern of the 

adjoining almshouses, of 2 storeys, 2.2.2 windows. The roof is 

raised as a pediment in the centre, with a stone plaque inscribed.. 

"In pursuance of the intention of Thomas Shepheard DD his widow 

caused this school house to be erected for the use and benefit of 

the poor children of this parish AD MDCCCXV" above is a square 

turret with lead pyramid roof and boarded walls. Red brick walls of 

Flemish bond, stepped eaves blue band (with stone corner blocks), 

rubbed flat arches, pilasters to the centrepiece, plinth. Casements. 

Doorway at the south side of the centre (originally the south side of 

the building was the master's house) with simple cornice, frieze, 

pilasters and 4-panelled door. The north gable (school entrance) 

has a doorway within an arched recess (stone key and impost 

blocks), with a cornice on brackets and 6 panelled door, above 

which is a stone plaque inscribed.."This school was endowed AD 

MDCCCXV1..". To the east of the north gable there extends a C20 

lower wing, in the same style. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140022 Terrace of 6 almshouses, unaltered in form and use. 1815. Brick 

and tile. Symmetrical front (north-west) of 3.2.3 windows. Hipped 

tile roof, brick dentil eaves, catslide at rear, with a pediment above 

the centrepiece containing a stone plaque inscribed "..Erected and 

endowed for VI Poor Widows AD MDCCCXV pursuant to the will of 

Thomas Shepheard..". Painted brick walls in Flemish bond, rubbed 

flat arches, pilasters at each side of the centrepiece, plinth. 

Casements: blank panels above the 2 inner doorways (which lead 

to through passageways, giving access to the units on each side). 

4 boarded doors in plain openings. Improved at the rear, which has 

late C20 casements. 

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White Cottage 

The Green 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BA 

Amport Firs And Flats 1, 2, 3 And 

4 


Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BE 

LB2 20/12/1960 140021 Cottage. C17, and late C18. Part-timber-framed, also brick and 

flint with a thatch roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 above 3 windows. ½hipped 

roof, with exposed frame in the west gable, eaves raised 

above the small upper windows, catslide at the rear, and thatched 

porch. Part of the front wall has exposed framing, with rendered 

infill (and a few panels of brickwork), the other walls comprise 

horizontal flint panels with brick quoins and bands and plinth 

moulding (all now painted). Casements. The porch has an oval 

archway, enclosing a 4-panelled door. 

LB2S 20/12/1960 140019 House and flats: the building is of several periods with a late C17 

core, with early C19 and C20 additions. Brick and tile. The central 

part of the north west elevation is a symmetrical unit of the late 

C17, of 2 storeys (now with dormers), 3 windows: hipped roof (east 

side) and modillion eaves cornice, 2 C20 dormers: red brick walls in 

Flemish bond with blue headers, rubbed flat arches (wider than the 

present openings), and pilasters, moulded 1st floor band, plinth. 

Old sash above the doorway, other sashes (early C19, one new) of 

30 small panes of old glass. C20 classical doorcase. To the east 

is a lower C20 plain extension of 2 storeys windows, with Flemish 

bond walls and casements; to the west is the tall gable of the front 

unit. The early C19 front (south-west) elevation is symmetrical, of 3 

storeys (2nd floor of 1845) 5 windows. Plain tile roof with thin 

moulded eaves cornice with carved dentils: walls of red brickwork 

in Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches, stone cills, plinth, and 2nd floor 

wood band (concealing earlier wall plate). Old sashes. Greek 

Doric stone porch of 2 columns, 2 pilasters, plain fanlight and ¾ 

glazed double doors. Within the angle formed by the 2 front 

elevations there are rear extensions, of the late C17, but 

heightened in the early C19, with a late C19 2 storeyed wing 

attached by a single-storeyed service block (these irregular units 

have been converted to flats). Within the front entrance is a 

staircase of the early C19, and one room is panelled. 

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Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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East Lodge to Amport House 


Amport 

LB2 24/10/1984 140018 Piers, with flanking walls, and gates. 1923 by Lutyens. 2 piers of 

Portland stone, enclosing wrought-iron gates; on a square plan, the 

elevation has a simplified classical form. The top ball finial merges 

with corner supports above a simple moulded cornice. The pier 

has a small upper panel, a plain band, and a plain niche in the 

lower part. The base is a wide slab with a concave underside. At 

each side there is a short length of boundary wall, with a plain 

Portland stone cap above rough Bath stone ashlar. The wroughtiron 

gates have Georgian features, with side pilasters and 

ornamental capping. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140017 Lodge at entrance to Amport House. 1871. Yellow brick walls with 

stone dressings, and a slate roof. Tudor design of T-form with a 

lower extension at the rear, and an entrance within the main angle: 

1 storey and attic. Steep roof with ornamental bargeboards, lower 

monopitch roofs to bays and extensions: there are 2 large stacks 

with moulded bases to the separate octagonal stone flues (one of 3 

another of 2) with moulded caps. Windows are casements, within 

chamfered stone frames. The porch has a gable above a 4-centred 

arch. 

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Andover 

Amport 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BW 

LB2S 21/12/1960 140013 Parish church. c1320, restoration of 1866 by Slater and Carpenter. 

Aisleless cruciform church with a central tower; the north transept 

and nave were virtually rebuilt in 1866 when the north vestry 

(appearing as a smaller north transept from the chancel), organ 

aisle and north porch were built new, and the nave extended by 

one bay to accommodate the font. The building is rendered, with 

flint walls for the work of 1866, with stone dressings, the roof being 

tiled. The windows are (except for the vestry) coupled lights with 

cusped heads supporting flamboyant roundels or ogee shaped 

trefoils (reproduced in the nave), with a 3 light east window and a 

high circular window in the west gable. The tower has a stone 

parapet, with a coved base decorated with heads, and small 

coupled lights to the bell stage; there are diagonal buttresses to the 

east wall. Within, the pointed and chamfered arches of the 

crossing are prominent, the nave and transepts of plain 

(restoration) appearance; the chancel is enriched by the traceried 

windows, a piscina, stepped sedilia of 3 ogee arches, and a floor 

covered by tomb slabs (including a finely-lettered group of 5 in the 

sanctuary, of late C17 early C18). There are several wall 

monuments in the chancel with small slate slabs of 1653 and 1636, 

and larger classical monuments of 1723, 1753 and 1779, and in the 

north transept a classical monument of 1807. The font is an 

elaborate 'Perpendicular' design of 1865 with a wood cover. A 

particular treasure (in a glazed frame) is a C14 alabaster carving 

(found at nearby East Cholderton) of a St. John's Head, with an 

ornamental canopy and head flanked by the small figures of St. 

Margaret, St. Katherine, St. Peter, S. William of York, with a 

Resurrection at the base. 

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Andover 

Hampshire 

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Andover 

Hampshire 

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LB2 08/01/1982 140010 Stable block, with extensions to provide added coach housing and 





















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Amport House 


Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BG 

LB2 24/10/1984 140009 Formal garden. 1923, by Lutyens and Jekyll. A rectangular area in 

two shallow terraces below the old south terrace of the house. The 

upper terrace has a centre-piece of an oval stone-framed basin, 

from which lead narrow canals from the centre of each end, the 

canals turning at right angles and then dropping to the lower 

terrace, where they turn outwards to finish as decorative square 

ponds. The water channels have stone paving on each side, and 

there are stone walls on the borders of each terrace, and in the 

centre flights of stone steps. The whole scheme ends with a deep 

wall, separating the garden from the parkland beyond. Associated 

with the built up part of the scheme is a pattern of planting, formal 

and informal linked to axial lines of pleached limes to the west and 

a lower informal garden to the east: the layout includes large vases 

on pedestals and earthenware jars. 

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Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8BG 

Haydown Lodge 

Wiremead Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8LR 

LB2 24/10/1984 140008 County mansion. 1857, by William Burn. Brick walls with stone 

dressings, and a steep slate roof. The design resembles the 

English style of c1600, the elevations being regular but not 

symmetrical; the tall house-block is of 2 storeys with attic, and the 

extensive service wing of 1 storey and attic, in each case the upper 

floors have semi-dormer windows. The south (garden) front is 

symmetrical, with an added bay at the east side, of 1.3.1:1 

windows. The centre part has ½ dormers with gables, and there 

are attic windows in the side gables: beneath each gable is a 2storeyed 

splayed bay. Walls of yellow brickwork in English bond 

with flush Bath stone dressings: the gables have small finials, with 

a stepped verge at each foot containing a finial, 2nd floor stone 

band (of classical cornice), 1st floor band (of a Gothic drip-mould), 

flush quoins, chamfered reveals, mullions and transoms, plinth: 

open strapwork at the top of the bays. Casements, 3 French 

windows in the middle. The east (entrance) elevation has a gable 

to the south side and a narrow bay of 4 storeys set back at the 

north side (also gabled): 1.3.1 windows. The details are similar, 

and at the south side there is a porch, in a Tuscan Order, of 2 

columns 2 pilasters, an arched entrance and ½ glazed door, the 

columns being enriched at top and bottom by strapwork. The 

service block comprises ranges round a courtyard, with a link to the 

house; the elevation treatment is similar but without ornamentation. 

Inside the building there is a long gallery behind the staterooms, 

lined with "Jacobean" panelling, and having a fireplace with a 

classical overmantel: opposite is a flight of stairs in the same style 

and at each ½-landing a large window formed of many lights, each 

containing painted escutcheons (of the Paulet family): the gallery 

has a set of early C19 paintings of birds. The main rooms have 

several details which came from an earlier (C18) house, including 4 

fireplaces, in one room a set of panels, 3 

LB2 24/10/1984 140053 Cottage Orné. Early C19, with C20 extension. Rendered walls, 

and thatched roof. The old part is of 1 storey with a hipped roof 

standing forward of the walls, to form a verandah with rustic poles. 

2 casements to the east and south sides, and a plain doorway at 

the south side. The C20 extension at the west side is of 1 storey 

and attic, with a west-side gable (½-hipped) and a gabled dormer 

above a ground floor window to the older unit. 

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70 Charlton Road 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 3JN 

LB2 24/06/1983 139474 C17, early C19. One storey and attic, 2 windows. Hipped thatched 

roof with eyebrows to dormers (with cills at eaves level). The north 

gable has exposed timber-framing but the front walling is of flint 

with brick dressings (all painted). Modern casements and plain 

door. 

ANDOVER TOWN 

(HARROWAY)

Andover Town – Millway 

Railway Station 

Station Approach 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 3HN 

The Cloisters 

Junction Road 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 3FX 

West Lodge 

37 Weyhill Road 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 2AL 

LB2 24/06/1983 139458 1854. Symmetrical front, with late extensions on the south-west 

side; 2 storeys, 2.1.5 windows of which the right hand five are the 

original building. Hipped slate roof, with wide plain eaves and 

eaves fascia. Red brick walling in Flemish bond, with stucco 

features; the upper openings have architraves with keystones, 

resting on a first floor moulded band, with ground floor architraves 

on cills, and plinth; the attached buildings are plain. Sashes in 

reveals. The entrance has a simple-moulded cornice (incomplete) 

on carved brackets, and a plain architrave. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139524 1836. Symmetrical facade (east) of 2 storeys, 3.3.3 windows. 

Slate roof, with a pediment/gable above the slightly-projecting 

centrepiece. Red brick walling to the upper part, in Flemish bond 

and with rubbed flat arches, and eaves fascia (following the gable); 

a panel in the gable carried the date 1836. Stucco lower walling, 

with first floor band, rusticated pattern with arched openings, the 

horizontal joints being turned as voissoirs, plinth. Sashes in 

reveals, with radiating glazing bars within the arches of the ground 

floor. Plain doorway with radiating fanlight and 4-panelled door. 

Note : the symmetrical design is continued in the mid C19 larger 

extensions, of similar treatment 

LB2 25/05/1989 427745 Former lodge to Rockwood House, now private house. Early to mid 

C19. rendered brickwork, brick stacks, slate roof. A symetrical 

central stair plan with single depth layout to rear eaves stacks. To 

the road a blank recess to 4-centred arch at first floor above a 2light 

casement with glazing bars to interlaced 4-centred heads in a 

4-centred arch. Entrance front, towards Rockwood House (not 

included) 2 similar windows at each level, and central panelled door 

under 'tent' hood on trellis cheeks. To the left a short section of 

swept down wing wall with a C20 casement. At the back are 2 

single lights to each floor, and 2 large brick earex stacks. Lowpitched 

hipped roof to box eaves. An unspoilt example of lodge 

building, matched by No.33 to the east (not included) 

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Andover Town – St Marys 

The Danebury Hotel 

2 High Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1NX 

United Reformed Church Oak 

Tree Terrace 

East Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1EY 

The Manse Health Centre 

54 East Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1ES 

LB2S 24/02/1950 139499 Early C19 coaching inn, with a wide symmetrical facade (west) 

having Great Done details; 3 storeys, 3.3.3. windows. Low-pitched 

slate roof with eaves oulding to the side soffit. Stucco walling; first 

floor band above rusticated ground-floor. Moulded architraves to 

the middle window, voissoirs and keys to the ground floor plinth. 

Sashes in reveals; at each side are 2-storeyed bows to the first and 

second floor, with slender pilasters (the upper reeded) separating 

the sashes, and plastered aprons; the 2 wider windows on each 

side of the entrance are of 3 lights. Doric porch with fluted columns 

has a flat roof which extends on each side as narrow balconies to 

the 3 middle windows, with wrought-iron rails of 'Green' pattern, 

within, there are plain pilasters flanking the wide entrance which 

has side windows to the half-glazed door, and a decorative fanlight. 

To the north side is a lower attached building (integral with No 4) 

with an arched sash window above an oval-arched carriageway 

entrance. The south elevation has plainer features and 

incorporates a later large angular bay and a secondary entrance; 

the lower rear extensions have tile roofing. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139494 Former Congregational Church. Founded 1662, C18, C19. Central 

block (C18) with a hipped slate roof and roughcast walling, first 

floor band. Symmetrical classical front (west) of 1839; 2 storeys, 

1.1.1 windows. Stucco; cornice and frieze, raised as a pediment 

above the slightly projecting centre, Venetian central opening, 

lower side windows with plain arches, plinth. Wide doorways of 

simple Doric Order. 

LB2 24/02/1950 139493 Early C18. Regular facade (west) of 2 storeys, 4 windows. Tile 

roof, deep modillion cornice (the upper part altered). Red brick 

walling in Flemish bond with blue headers, red rubbed flat arches, 

first floor bands, cement plinth. Sashes in exposed frames, 

Victorian to ground floor. Plain later door (off-centre of the third 

bay) with a block copy on brackets, architrave, panelled reveals 


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Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1ES 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1ES 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1ES 

Church Of England Primary 

School 

East Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1EP 

LB2 24/06/1983 139492 C18, mid C19. Symmetrical pair with embellishments of the later 

period; 3 storeys, 3.3 windows. Tile roof (modern to 40), brick 

dentil eaves. Painted brick walling in Flemish bond with stucco 

features; first floor band, eaved architraves, with keystones to the 

first floor and cornice on brackets to the ground floor, stone cills 

plinth. Victorian sashes; 3 windows have cast iron window boxes. 

Doorways have plain blocking courses, cornices on brackets, 

pilasters, fanlights and 6 panelled doors. 

LB2 24/02/1950 139491 C18. Regular facade (west) of 2 storeys and attic, 6 windows. Tile 

roof, modillion cornice, 3 flat-roofed dormers with sashes. Red 

brick walling in Flemish bond rubbed flat arches, moulded first floor 

bands, plinth; at the fifth bay the upper light has a moulded brick 

surround but is now filled. Sashes, some with narrow side lights of 

3 lights, to the south side bay. Doorcase has a moulded canopy on 

carved brackets, architrave, panelled reveals, and fanlight. At the 

third bay the former ground floor opening has been altered to form 

a second doorway of simple form. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139490 Formerly known as Nos. 30 and 32. Early C19. Two storeys, 2.2 

windows. Slate roof. Brick walling (painted to 34), first floor band, 

rubbed flat arches, stone cills, plinth; sashes in reveals to 32, 

casements in wider openings to 34. Doorways have canopies on 

brackets. Included for group value. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139488 1859. By William White. A large L-shaped block, with minor 

gabled projections. Steep tile roofing. Red brickwork in English 

bond with flush blue banding and multicoloured bands and 

voussoirs. High plinth. Two prominent slender battered chimney 

stacks. Cusped panes within the pointed arches, above plain 

casements, also tall, narrow rectangular windows, all in coupled 

arrangement; 2 modern windows have been added to the front 

(west) gable. Within, there are timber-framed and braced roof 

trusses, and an original folding screen. Modern extensions and 

other buildings on the east side are not included in the listing. 


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School 

East Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1EP 


School 

East Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1EP 

3 Church Close 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1DP 

LB2 24/06/1983 139486 1859. By William White. Two houses, of 2 storeys, with a tile roof, 

half hopped above rear extension, with steeply-faced hips above 

the upper windows (with heads just above eaves level). The 

walling is in red brickwork English bond, with a series of flush blue 

brick bands, an upper cill flush band of yellow and red headers 

between blue courses, a band at the level of the ground floor 

window heads of alternating yellow and blue headers, a high 2stepped 

plinth, which stops at the door openings and dips below 

the ground-floor cills; the lower openings have cambered on 

stopped impost courses. All lights are coupled with brick mullions; 

casements. The 2 doorways have slightly-pointed arches, boarded 

doors, and heavy elaborate wood-framed gabled canopies, on 

curved brackets. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139486 1859, by William White, 1903, and later. Built as a National School, 

the group of buildings has 3 attached parts, comprising 2 houses 

for the schoolmaster and schoolmistress, with the Boys School on 

the north side and the Girls and Infants on the south. The whole 

has a Gothic (Butterfield) style, with steep roofing, pointed arches, 

and multicoloured banded brickwork. An L-shaped block, set 

forward from the houses and having an extension of 1903 at the 

rear. Modern steep tiled roof, with tapered chimney set against a 

gable, and a gable to the projecting extension at the north side. 

The red brick walling in English bond has a series of flush blue 

bands. Two flush bands with yellow and red headers between blue 

courses, one buttress, plinth. The gable has coupled lancets with 

multicoloured voussoirs, a cusped pane above rectangular lights; 

other windows are tall rectangles under a continuous head beam. 

The later, larger extension repeats the banding of the walling and 

has sash windows. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139483 Late C18. Symmetrical front of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Tile roof, 2 

hipped roofed dormers with casements. Stucco walling, eaves 

fascia, plinth. Sashes in reveals (of 16 lights on each side). 

Doorcase has a reeded architrave, panelled reveals and a 6panelled 

(2 top glazed) door. The rear elevation has 2 half-hipped 

gables, with brick dentil eaves, 2 old sashes and one round-headed 

(staircase?) light. 


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Hampshire 

SP10 1DP 

LB2 24/02/1950 139481 C18. Symmetrical front (west) of 2 storeys and attic, 3 windows, 

with a later single-storeyed extension on the north side (of 2 

windows). Tile roof, 2 flat-roofed dormers with sashes, plastered 

covered panes. Red brick walling in Flemish bond, rubbed flat 

arches, stone cills. Sashes in reveals. Tuscan doorcase with open 

pediment, arched doorway with panelled reveals, fanlight and 6panelled 

door. Within, there is a fine staircase of 2 flights, a 

panelled room with cornice and folding shutters, panelled rooms to 

the first floor (one with an old fireplace), doorcases and panelled 

doors. The rear elevation extends behind the north addition. It is 

regular of 6 windows with a solid door frame containing a fanlight 

and 6-panelled door. (To the south is attached a school building of 

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Hampshire 

SP10 1DP 

United Reformed Church Oak 

Tree Terrace 

East Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1EY 

Barn At Picket Twenty Farm 

Picket Twenty 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6LF 

LB2 24/02/1950 139480 C18. Symetrical front (west) of 2 storeys and attic, 5 windows. Tile 

roof. Stucco walling with parapet (having coping and band), stone 

cills, plinth. Sashes in exposed frames. Doric doorcase with open 

pediment and dentils, pilasters, arched doorway with panelled 

reveals, fanlight and 6-panelled door. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139495 Early C19. The boundary of the forecourt has wrought-iron rails 

between end piers, the gateway having decorative openwork 

wrought-iron piers. 

LB2 C18 threshing barn with some later alterations. 

EXTERIOR: Timberframed with corrugated tin roof and some 

replacement of the frame, with the wall of the north side having 

collapsed and partly rebuilt in concrete block. Weatherboarding on 

one side and one end, remaining end clad in tin sheet. The plinth 

and frame has been removed in two bays to allow access to a 

modern lean-to extension, which is not of special interest. The 

hipped roof is clad in tin sheet. Double cart entrance. The 

adjoining cart shed is later and not of special interest. 

INTERIOR: Five bays and single aisle to north. The wall frame 

has cut jowled principal posts. There are paired diagonal braces in 

two bays in lieu of more traditional wind braces. The oak roof, of 

angled queen post truss structure, has trenched purlins, and is 

largely complete. Many original split lathe battens rafters remain 

between the common rafters. 

SUMMARY OF IMPORTANCE: C18 timberframed barn with much 

of its original timber framing intact. It is designed to function as a 

threshing barn, and has a double cart entrance, five bays for the 

storage of hay, and a large central area for threshing. It has 

special interest for its C18 date and degree of surviving frame, as 

well as group value with the nearby granary. 


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Picket Twenty 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6LF 

11 - 13 Chantry Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1DE 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1ES 

LB2 Granary C18. Square plan, probably 3 x 3 bays. Possibly 

constructed of re-used timber. 

EXTERIOR: It is supported by nine staddle stones, and is 

weatherboarded, mainly in oak, but with some soft wood 

replacements. The roof is half-hopped and covered with hand 

made clay tiles, which are pegged. 

INTERIOR: Not inspected by the granary is apparently lined with 

cut boarding internally. It was used as a store at the time of 

inspection. 

SUMMARY OF IMPORTANCE: Well-preserved granaries of this 

date are of special interest because they are an important reminder 

of historic farm functions. This example is externally unaltered and 

has group value with the C18 barn at Picket Twenty Farm. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139470 C16, early C19. Timber-framed house of 2 storeys, irregular 

windows. Tile roof. Rendered upper walling, jetted over the 

ground-floor with a moulded board, part with exposed joists and 

curved brackets, part with a plastered soffit; the timber frame of 

11/14 is exposed on the ground floor with painted brick infill, No15 

has an early C19 shop front frame with pilasters. Windows are 

sashes above casements. No 11 has a C18 doorcase with a 

moulded canopy on carved brackets, with a 6-panelled (2 top 

glazed) door, and another plain boarded door; No 15 has a 

boarded (former house) door and a panelled (former shop) door. 

At the rear the roof falls to a low eaves, and there is a hipped 

roofed extension (to No 15) with exposed timber-framing. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139490 Formerly known as Nos. 30 and 32. Early C19. Two storeys, 2.2 

windows. Slate roof. Brick walling (painted to 34), first floor band, 

rubbed flat arches, stone cills, plinth; sashes in reveals to 32, 

casements in wider openings to 34. Doorways have canopies on 

brackets. Included for group value. 


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Hampshire 

SP10 1ES 

76 High Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1NG 

84A High Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1NE 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1NE 


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Hampshire 

SP10 1NE 

LB2 24/02/1950 139491 C18. Regular facade (west) of 2 storeys and attic, 6 windows. Tile 

roof, modillion cornice, 3 flat-roofed dormers with sashes. Red 

brick walling in Flemish bond rubbed flat arches, moulded first floor 

bands, plinth; at the fifth bay the upper light has a moulded brick 

surround but is now filled. Sashes, some with narrow side lights of 

3 lights, to the south side bay. Doorcase has a moulded canopy on 

carved brackets, architrave, panelled reveals, and fanlight. At the 

third bay the former ground floor opening has been altered to form 

a second doorway of simple form. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139505 Early C19. Three storeys, 2 windows. Slate roof, coupled carved 

brackets set against an eaves fillet. Stucco walling, blank panel at 

the first floor. Three-light sashes. Two modern shopfronts. 


LB2 24/06/1983 139508 C17, C18, C19. Corner block of 3 storeys, with an extension into 

Newbury Street (84A) of 2 storeys; 3:2.1.2 windows. Hipped slate 

roofing, gables to the east side. Painted brickwork, rubbed flat 

arches; rendered on the east side. Sashes in exposed frames 

(centre openings now filled), a first floor shop window on the south 

face, the ground floor has modern shopfronts. The rear part is 

older, with timber framing. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139512 Early C19. Two storeys, 3 (2 blank) and 2 (1 blank) upper 

openings and a curved corner window. Low-pitched slate roof. 

Stucco walling, eaves fillet merging with keystones to plain 

architraves, above a first floor band. Victorian sashes, casement 

on the curve. The ground floor has 2 Victorian shopfronts, each 

with a cornice, frieze, end pilasters, the south side being curved at 

the corner (with the passage through the Norman doorway). 

LB2 24/06/1983 139513 Early C19. Symmetrical pair of 2 stories, 1.1:1.1 windows. Slate 

roof. Yellow brickwork in Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches, 

recessed central pilaster with arched top, stone cills, plinth. Upper 

casements, lower sashes in reveals. Stone doorframes, with arch, 

keystone, impost blocks. Jambs, plinth and stone steps, enclosing 

radiating fanlights, above 4-flush-panelled doors. At the west side 

an abutment wall is the remains of an adjoining similar building, 

with arched top,strong course in unrecessed walling, stone cills. 


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Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1BH 

10 Marlborough Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1DG 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1DG 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1DG 

LB2 24/06/1983 139464 Early C19. Regular facade of 3 storeys, 4.1 windows. Slate roof. 

Stone parapet of blocking course and cornice. Rendered walling, 

with on the first floor blind arcading of 4 arches to the main part, 

linked by a moulded impost band; the slightly recessed east side 

has a segmental carriage arch. Sashes in reveals to the second 

floor and above the archway, otherwise Victorian sashes. Two 

modern shop fronts at the ground floor. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139537 Mainly C19. Former school and master's house (west side). 

Symmetrical facade (south-west) of 2 storeys, 4 windows, the 

design being virtually identical to Nos 12-22. Tile roof, eaves 

broken by the heads of the upper windows which are surmounted 

by a brick-faced gable; central stack. Flint walling with red brick 

dressings; quoins, first floor band, camfered openings, high plinth; 

the gables have a similar banding with central verticals. 

Casements. Plain coupled doorways. A stone panel above the 

central entrances is inscribed... 'School restored by Charlotte 

Elizabeth Pollen widow of Sir John Walter Pollen Bart 1872'. 

LB2 24/02/1950 139538 1686, later C19 restoration. Regular row of cottages, of one storey 

and attic, 6 windows, 3 coupled doorways. Tile roof, catslide at 

rear, 3 massive old stacks, 6 dormers with cills at eaves level, with 

brick faced gables. Coursed flint walling in panels, with red brick 

dressings; quoins enclosing all the openings and at corners, 

continued as verticals above a horizontal band at first floor level, 

cambered arched, high brick plinth. The end gables have similar 

banding, with a central vertical. Modern casements. Plain boarded 

doors. Stone panel above the central doorways inscribed .. 

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Hampshire 

SP10 1DG 


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Hampshire 

SP10 1DG 


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Hampshire 

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Priory Lodge 

4 Newbury Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1DN 

LB2 24/02/1950 354792 Villa of severe classical treatment with an irregular front (north) of 2 ANDOVER TOWN (ST 

storeys and basement, 1.1.2 windows. Low-pitched hipped slate 

roofing, with a wide soffit ending in a moulding above a plain fascia. 

Stucco walling; the east wing has a slightly-projecting centrepiece 

(containing the opening) with a plain cornice coping above a fascia, 

recessed plain architraves (with cambered head to the groundfloor), 

plinth; the main block projects slightly at the west side (of 2 

windows), plain recessed architraves to the first floor, plain first 

floor cill band, cornices on brackets above recessed architraves to 

the tall ground floor windows, plinth with cambered arches to the 

basement openings (protected by cast-iron rails). Sashes in 

reveals. Ionic porch with 2 columns and pilasters, the wide opening 

having a fanlight and sidelights. At the west side is attached a wall 

between piers. The rear elevation is symmetrical, of 2 storeys, 3 

windows, with first floor band, sashes to the first floor, French 

windows to the ground floor within a cast-iron trellis verandah of 6 

openwork columns linked by arches. The roadside forecourt has a 

wall and pier in yellow brickwork at the east side, connected to the 

adjoining curtilage (No.8), there are the remains of high rear garden 

walling, with a surviving tall octagonal pier with Gothic details (in 

stucco on brickwork). Curving interior staircase. 

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Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1DN 

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1 High Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1LJ 


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Hampshire 

SP10 1BW 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1BW 

LB2 17/05/1990 427672 Item includes No.1 High street. House now 2 shops C18, probably 

early-mid altered C19 and C20. Rendered and painted brick and 

timber studwork with brick infill; plain tiled roof. 2 storeys with attic. 

2x2 bays, No. 1 High Street with C20 rear extension (not of special 

interest). High Street elevation has: Mid C20 shop front on right 

with 4-pane sash over; and on left, bowed shop window on corner 

with curved glass panes over low stall riser, slender pilasters, 

narrow fascia, corniced flat roof supporting large wooden letters 

reading 'TOBACCONIST': To right of this shop window is C20 door, 

and above it a 4-pane sash with moulded wooden hood. Dentilled 

and moulded wooden eaves cornice, broken by right-hand 

window.Hipped roof with parallel ridges running behind at right 

angles and hipped at rear ends. Left return (Bridge Street): on right 

curved shop window returns. On left is a C19 shop front with 

narrow pilasters supporting deep fascia; low glased brick stall 

risers; central doorway in angled recess; and slender columns with 

bulbous bases and capitals to windows. On 1st floor a 4-light 

wooden casement window with transom and moulded timber hood. 

Eaves treatment as before. Gabled dormer with casement window. 

Rendered stack at left end. Interior: No.2 Bridge Street has: leaded 

casement secondary windows above low cupboards to the wider 

shop front and some decoratively- bracketted 

LB2 24/06/1983 139468 Early C19, and later. Former 2-storeyed house, with several later 

extensions, one being a narrow block on the south-east, forming a 

shop front to the present street frontage. The main facade to the 

east has 2 semi-circular 2-storeyed bays, each of one window. 

Hipped slate roofing, brick dentil eaves, painted brickwork in 

Flemish bond with rubbed flat arches, stone cills, plinth. Sashed in 

reveals. The street front has a symmetrical arrangement of 3 upper 

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Hampshire 

SP10 1NG 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1NG 

LB2 24/06/1983 139506 Early C19. Three storeys, 3 windows. Slate roof. Stucco walling, 

with coping stone to parapet, first and second floor cill bands. 

Sashes in reveals (Victorian to first floor of 80A). The ground floor 

has one shop front with a cornice, frieze, pilasters, with a shop door 

and a house door, another modern shop front, and between them 

an old doorcase with cornice, frieze, pilasters and pannelled door 

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Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1NE 

LB2 29/06/2011 1402345 War Memorial, c1920. 

The War Memorial in the Garden of Remembrance, St Mary's 

Churchyard, Andover is designated at Grade II 

for the following principal reasons: 

English Heritage Advice Report 05 July 2011 

* Architectural Interest: a well-crafted stone memorial by Herbert 

Cowley 

* Historic Interest: strong cultural and historical significance, both 

locally and nationally, and an 

eloquent witness to the impact of tragic world events on this 

community 

HistoryThe memorial was unveiled on 20 May 1920 by the Lord 

Lieutenant of Hampshire Major-General JEB Seeley. 

It was designed by the architect Herbert Cowley and constructed by 

Harry Page at the Angel Yard works in 

Andover. The memorial bears the names of 213 men who fell in the 

Great War and, unusually, the date 

reads 1914-1920. This reflects the service of the Hampshire 

Regiment in Murmansk in Russia after the 

official end of the First World War, where they saw action with anti- 

Bolshevik forces. 

Initially, in 1919, the Municipal Council proposed to commemorate 

the Fallen of the First World War in the 

same manner as those who served in the Boer War – with a 

memorial tablet inside the Guildhall. Plans for a 

more public monument emerged soon after, however, and this was 

paid for by public subscription. The War 

Memorial was originally located in Andover High Street, outside the 

courtyard of the Guildhall, and was 

moved to its present site in St Mary's churchyard in 1956. 

DetailsThe stone cenotaph sits on a hexagonal base and is square 

on plan. It has a rusticated base, Tuscan corner 

pilasters, a dentil cornice and a stepped top. Each face of the 

monument is inscribed with the names of the 

Fallen with a wreath carved in relief above. The principal inscription 

reads, in capital letters: To honour / the 

memory / of those / men of Andover / who fell / in / the Great War / 

1914-1920. The frieze is inscribed on all 

four sides, also in capitals: Rest in peace / our glorious dead / but 

their name / liveth for evermore. 


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Clare House 

East Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1EP 

Town Mill House 


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Hampshire 

SP10 1BL 

Jubilee Lamp 

High Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1LJ 

Crisis And Support Centre 

15 - 17 New Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1EL 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1NG 

86 - 88 High Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1NE 

LB2 24/06/1983 139489 C18. Symmetrical facade (east) of 2 storeys and attic, 5 windows. 

Steep hipped tile roof, 2 modern flat-roofed dormers. Stucco 

walling, plinth, arched panel above the central doorway. Sashes in 

exposed frames. The doorway has a simple order, with pilasters, 

an arched opening with a radiating fanlight and 6-panelled door. 

There are later extensions. 

LB2 16/11/1972 139466 C18. Two storeys, 2 windows. Tile roof, hipped at the east end. 

Red brick walling in Flemish bond, slightly-cambered openings, 

flush blue brick first floor band, plinth with stone off-set. Victorian 

sashes. Six panelled door within a modern half glazed porch. A 

plaque in the upper part of the centre is inscribed : "Rebuilt by the 

Honourable John Griffin 1753, John Pugh Gent Vailiff. Singlestoreyed 

rear extension has a tile roof above bricknogged timber 

framing. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139515 1887, commemorating the Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria. A 

cast-iron structure with a square pedestal supporting a slender 

fluted column entwined by a dolphin, with a complex of classical 

mouldings and a cross bar at the top. Modern Victorian style lamp. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139518 Early C19. Symmetrical front of 3 storeys and attic, 3 windows. 

Recessed mansard slate roof with 2 modern dormers. Parapet of 

blocking course and cornice, plain architraves, second floor cill 

band. Victorian sashes. Modern ground floor shop front. Included 


LB2 24/06/1983 139484 Early C19. Symmetrical pair of 2 storeys 3.3 windows. Slate roof. 

Red brick walling in Flemish bond, rubbers. Victorian sashes in 

exposed frames. Doorcases have canopies on brackets, 6-flushpanelled 

doors, a further door at the north side is boarded, within a 

solid frame. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139505 Early C19. Three storeys, 2 windows. Slate roof, coupled carved 

brackets set against an eaves fillet. Stucco walling, blank panel at 

the first floor. Three-light sashes. Two modern shopfronts. 


LB2 24/06/1983 139509 C18, late C19. Three storeys, 3.1 windows. Tile roofing, with hips to 

the west side and above rear extension, brick dentil eaves. 

Rendered walling, some filled openings. Victorian sashes. Two 

shopfronts, with cornice, frieze, pilasters, and modern door 


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St Marys Chamber 

1 Chantry Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1DE 

Ford Cottage 


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SP10 1NE 


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SP10 1DE 


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SP10 1DE 


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SP10 1DE 

LB2 24/06/1983 139534 Early C19. Two storeys, 2 windows. Slate roof. Red brick walling 

in Flemish bond, first floor blue brick band, rubbed flat arches, 

plinth. Sashes in reveals. Four flush panelled doors in a plain 

opening (the pediment load now missing). Attached to No.2 

Chanty Street. 

LB2 15/08/1973 139472 C16, early C19. Timber-framed house of 2 storeys, 2 windows. 

Tile roof, with wrought-iron eaves brackets; shaped stack. 

Exposed frame on a brick base, with rendered infilling. Four early 

C19 sashes. Modern boarded door. 

LB2 24/02/1950 139471 C16, C18. Timber-framed house of 2 storeys, 2 windows. Tile 

roof. Rendered walling. Upper sashes in exposed frames; the 

ground-floor has on the north-side a C18 shop front, with a slightly 

curved cornice/fascia and a central doorway between windows of 

28 lights. At the south side a coupled solid door case, incorporating 

2 windows and a boarded door. The rear elevations, including a 

large extension shows exposed framing, with painted brick infill, 

and casement windows. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139470 C16, early C19. Timber-framed house of 2 storeys, irregular 

windows. Tile roof. Rendered upper walling, jetted over the 

ground-floor with a moulded board, part with exposed joists and 

curved brackets, part with a plastered soffit; the timber frame of 

11/14 is exposed on the ground floor with painted brick infill, No15 

has an early C19 shop front frame with pilasters. Windows are 

sashes above casements. No 11 has a C18 doorcase with a 

moulded canopy on carved brackets, with a 6-panelled (2 top 

glazed) door, and another plain boarded door; No 15 has a 

boarded (former house) door and a panelled (former shop) door. 

At the rear the roof falls to a low eaves, and there is a hipped 

roofed extension (to No 15) with exposed timber-framing. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139469 C18, early C19, Two storeys, 3 windows. Tile roof. Stucco walling, 

painted brick plinth. Casements. Doorcase has a pediment on 

brackets, architrave, and fanlight. The north side (on corner with 

Marlborough Street) is a late C19 shop front. 


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Town Mills 

Bridge Street 

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SP10 1BL 

The White Hart Hotel 


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Hampshire 

SP10 1BH 

6A Bridge Street 

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Hampshire 

SP10 1BH 

Wall and gateway opposite the 

Old Grammer School House 

Church Close 

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LB2 16/11/1972 139467 C18. A 2 storeyed block with an elevation (south) of 2 periods. 

Tile roof, gabled and boarded sack hoist to the west (later) side. 

Red brick walling, of header bands to the older part, English band 

to the later, cambered openings. Two full-height vertical openings, 

with framework containing one boarded door above another. 

Casements, the rear has outshots, and shows the feathered 

archway of the water channel. Recent addition to the west, with 

corrugated iron cladding. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139465 C18, late C19. Victorian/Classical facade (south) of 3 storeys, 4 

windows. Hidden slate roof. Red brick walling in Flemish bond 

with stucco features; low parapet above a moulded cornice, rustic 

quoins, architraves (the first floor having segmental pediments on 

brackets), first floor band, rusticated ground floor with open joints 

turned as Voussoirs, plinth. Victorian sashes, of 3 lights to the east 

side windows. The doorway has a dentilled cornice, heavy carved 

brackets, and Ionic half columns, supporting a balcony with cast 

iron decorative balustrade. The west side opening is an oval 

carriageway arch. On the parapet above the doorway (at the third 

bay) is a sculptured hart. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139464 Early C19. Regular facade of 3 storeys, 4.1 windows. Slate roof. 

Stone parapet of blocking course and cornice. Rendered walling, 

with on the first floor blind arcading of 4 arches to the main part, 

linked by a moulded impost band; the slightly recessed east side 

has a segmental carriage arch. Sashes in reveals to the second 

floor and above the archway, otherwise Victorian sashes. Two 

modern shop fronts at the ground floor. 

LB2 24/02/1950 139482 C18 High roadside wall of flint, with red brick dressings, tiled 

capping and plain brick end piers. The central opening (opposite 

No.6) has taller brick piers with plinth and moulded stone capping, 

with a ball finial. 


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Church Close 

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Hampshire 

Cutting Cabin 


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SP10 1DN 


Church Close 

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Hampshire 

LB2 24/06/1983 139536 Circa 1850. The church stands higher than the medieval building, 

and the position of the former nave is marked by a series of steps, 

from the street to the west door, flanked by forecourt walls. Piers 

remain on either side of the entrance and at the north end; stone, 

with gables, chamfered corners and stepped moulding to the base. 

The walling has a flint base, the upper part being of stonework, 

pierced with a regular series of lancet openings, and a weathering 

cap, which steps upward to meet the piers. The southernmost pier 

is now missing. 

LB2 24/06/1983 354791 Early C19. Regular facade (north) of 3 storeys, 4 windows. Slate 

roof, hipped at the east side. Rendered walling, first floor band, 

stone cills, plinth; the eastern bay is recssed within a framework 

containing a first floor window above a wide plain opening. Sashes 

in reveals, one ground floor window to the west side. A modern 

shop window occupies the centre and there is a plain doorway at its 

west side. 

LB2 24/02/1950 139535 1840 (first service 11.8.1844), tower 1846, by Augustus F Livesay 

(and Sydney Smirke). The medieval church was demolished and 

the present church rebuilt over part of its site, at the expense of 

Dr.Goddard (a former headmaster of Winchester) in an Early 

English (Salisbury) style. Nave and aisles of 6 bays, the aisles 

being extended a bay on each side of the tower, transepts of 2 

bays, a half-octagonal apse, and western tower. Slate roof. Walls of 

knapped flint, with Caen stone dressings; parapet on brackets, 

clerestory with flat butresses coupled lancets, aisles with coupled 

lancets between gabled butresses, plinth. The north transept had 3 

lancets below a trefoil, the south transept has 5 tall equal lancets 

below a rose window and above an arcade of 3 arches below 

gables, with a central doorway; the apse has coupled lancets 

above 3-light traceried windows. The tower has corner octagonal 

pinnacles in 2 stages pierced parapet, a bell stage with triple 

arcade with a central opening, a circular opening and a traceried 

west window above a deeply-splayed doorway, all stages being 

marked by weathered bands ending in a massive plinth. Inside 

there are slender clustered columns, moulded caps, bands, and 

bases; quadripartite (plaster) vaulting; a 3-arched screen on 

slender coupled columns, with a 5-lancet window above. All the 

fittings are of the period. There are 2 Jacobean wall tombs (of 1611 

and 1621) and an historic charity board; within the base of the 

tower are several small wall monuments of the C18. 


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Norman Doorway To St Marys 

Church 

Church Close 

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SP10 1NG 

LB2 24/02/1950 139519 C18, C19. The street facade has 3 storeys, 1.2 windows. Slate roof 

with brick dentils. Coupled against an eaves fascia. Red brick 

walling in Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches, stone cills, the first 

floor opening in the set-back south side being within a recess, 

plinth. Sashes in reveals, the first floor on the wider north side has 

a 3-sash bay window og segmental form, with a cornice, frieze, 

pilasters headed by curved brackets and a plaster apron. Plain 

arched doorway with radiating fanlight, 5-panelled door on stone 

steps. To the south side is a carriageway arch, leading to a deep 

yard, with south facing buildings (behind the main front) of 3 

storeys, 2 storeys and attic, and 2 storeys; 3.3.3 openings. Tiled 

roofing, painted brick walling, sashes, and a hay-loft door above a 

stable door for the last section. At the rear is a large upper 

(assembly) room, with an elevation to the yard of a pediment (with 

ball finial), a Venetian window between palisters and a first floor 

band linked to a keystone above an oval carriage arch; this block 

has a small 2-storied wing east of its south side, having an arched 

doorway with a fanlight. Some later minor extensions. 

LB1 24/02/1950 139511 C12. The west doorway of the former medieval church demolished 

in 1840 (see Marlborough Street) was rebuilt, to form an entrance 

gateway to the churchyard, which is approached by a series of 

steps. A rectangular section of stone walling fills passageway, and 

the semi-circular arch has 3 recessed stages; the innermost plain 

the outer 2 resting on cushion caps above columns. Continuous 

impost band, chevron ornament to the outer 2 stages.The paved 

area in front of the archway has a boundary with the street of 

wrought- iron rails, with central gates. Beyond the arch there is 

paving and 2 flights (7 and 3) of steps. 

LB2 16/03/1988 427738 Shop and house, now wholly shop. C15, altered C18 and C20. 

Timber frame with brick cladding and tiled roof. Originally comercial 

premises to street with probably a solar over, behind this an open 

hall with service rooms beyond. The timber frame was encased in 

brick in the C18 and the building refronted as a shop in the C20. 

Two storeys. High Street elevation has a modern plate glass 

ground floor with an early C20 4-light mullion and transom timber 

display window above framed by reeded pilasters and cornice. 

Roofed in line with street and continuous with adjoining property 

across Black Swan Yard. Elevation to yard has lower roof line. 

Painted brick with toothed cornice. 2 sash windows to each floor. 

Curved frontage is due to concealed timber frame. Modern 

stretcher bond gable wall. Re-roofed at right-angles to High street 


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LB2 24/06/1983 139479 Early C19. Symetrical facade (south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Lowpitched 

slate roof with a wide eaves and soffit moulding. Stucco 

walling, first floor cill band, architrave to ground floor, plinth. Sashes 

in reveals; east side ground- floor has a later plain rectangular bay 

with a tile roof. Doric doorway with a blocking course, and pilasters. 

The east elevation is of similar form, symetrical, of 1.1.1 windows, 

the centre being a full-height bow-shaped projection. The west 

elevation is regular, of 2.2.1 upper windws, the middle part slightly 

projecting; there is one ground-floor sash (and 2 filled panels) and 

also a plain round-headed doorway with a decorative fanlight. 

(Note: the building is prominently seen on 3 sides. 

LB2 17/05/1990 427672 Item includes No.1 High street. House now 2 shops C18, probably 

early-mid altered C19 and C20. Rendered and painted brick and 

timber studwork with brick infill; plain tiled roof. 2 storeys with attic. 

2x2 bays, No. 1 High Street with C20 rear extension (not of special 

interest). High Street elevation has: Mid C20 shop front on right 

with 4-pane sash over; and on left, bowed shop window on corner 

with curved glass panes over low stall riser, slender pilasters, 

narrow fascia, corniced flat roof supporting large wooden letters 

reading 'TOBACCONIST': To right of this shop window is C20 door, 

and above it a 4-pane sash with moulded wooden hood. Dentilled 

and moulded wooden eaves cornice, broken by right-hand 

window.Hipped roof with parallel ridges running behind at right 

angles and hipped at rear ends. Left return (Bridge Street): on right 

curved shop window returns. On left is a C19 shop front with 

narrow pilasters supporting deep fascia; low glased brick stall 

risers; central doorway in angled recess; and slender columns with 

bulbous bases and capitals to windows. On 1st floor a 4-light 

wooden casement window with transom and moulded timber hood. 

Eaves treatment as before. Gabled dormer with casement window. 

Rendered stack at left end. Interior: No.2 Bridge Street has: leaded 

casement secondary windows above low cupboards to the wider 

shop front and some decoratively- bracketted 


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The Priory 


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Anton Laundry 


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SP10 1DQ 

LB2 24/06/1983 427581 Formerly No.4 the Old Vicarage. Early C18. Symmetrical facade 

(north) of 2 storeys and attic, with wings of 2 storeys; 2.5.2 

windows. Steep slate roof with modillion cornice, formed as a 

pediment above the 3 middle windows (and with a small arched 

window in the Tympanium); Massive stepped stacks at each end 

of the taller centre; the lower outshot roofing of the wings is 

masked by the front wall, having a stone coping which rises in a 

curve to the centre block. Stucco walling, cambered openings, 

plain second floor band to the wings, plinth. Sashes in exposed 

frames. Ionic porch of 2 columns and 2 pilasters, on stone steps, 

with a fanlight above a 6-panelled door; secondary door at the 

extreme west side. Part of a forecourt wall remains, of yellow 

brickwork and simple piers (the former railings now gone). 

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LB2 24/06/1983 354790 Late C18. Symmetrical front (south-east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. 

Hipped tile roof. Red brick work in Flemish bond, rubbed flat 

arches, first floor band, plinth; blue headers now fill the middle 

(upper) opening. Sashes in exposed frames, of 3 lights to the 

ground floor. Doorcase with flat hood, architrave and 6-panelled 

door. Later structures attached. 


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41 London Street 

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31 - 33 London Street 

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LB2 24/06/1983 139537 Mainly C19. Former school and master's house (west side). 

Symmetrical facade (south-west) of 2 storeys, 4 windows, the 

design being virtually identical to Nos 12-22. Tile roof, eaves 

broken by the heads of the upper windows which are surmounted 

by a brick-faced gable; central stack. Flint walling with red brick 

dressings; quoins, first floor band, camfered openings, high plinth; 

the gables have a similar banding with central verticals. 

Casements. Plain coupled doorways. A stone panel above the 

central entrances is inscribed... 'School restored by Charlotte 

Elizabeth Pollen widow of Sir John Walter Pollen Bart 1872'. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139533 Early C19. Symmetrical facade (south) of 3 storeys, 3 windows. 

Low-pitched hipped slate roof with plain wide eaves. Red brick 

walling in Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches, stone cills. Sashes in 

reveals. The ground floor windows show altered walling. At each 

side are identical wooden doorcases, of the Doric Order, with open 

pediments (modillion and dentils) on pilasters, arched entrances 

with panelled reveals, decorative fanlight to 41A, and 6-panelled 

doors. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139532 1846. A tall regular facade (south) of 2 storeys, 5 windows. 

Hipped slate roof with a wide eaves on coupled carved brackets 

above a yellow flush band; chimney stack with a wide cornice with 

brackets to each face. Red brick walling in Flemish bond, rubbed 

flat arches, first floor band, stone cills, plinth; at the east side is an 

oval carriageway arch with stone key and impost blocks. Victorian 

sashes in reveals. The entrance at the second bay is a Doric Order 

of tall proportions, with half columns, 6-panelled door beneath a 

plain fanlight, and stone steps. Above the doorway is a rectangular 

panel with a Royal Coat of Arms in relief within an arch moulding; 

above again is a rectangular table with a sundial and lettering, 

which includes the date 1846. A tall narrow doorway is at the 

extreme west side, having a cambered arch, deep 4-pane fanlight, 



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SP10 1ND 

89-93 High Street 

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SP10 1ND 

Elvin House 


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SP10 1LJ 


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SP10 1LJ 

LB2S 24/02/1950 139523 Updgraded to Grade II_ 16th September 2011 

1445, C18, early C19. Two storeys, 1.2 above one window. The 

early C19 facades of Nos 89 and 91 continues as the front of this 

building, (Nos 91, 91A and the Angel Inn forming a symmetry), the 

slightly-projecting south side containing an oval carriage arch 

(opposite Newbury Street0, with a pediment above. Tile roof, a 

moulded eaves with cone-shaped brackets stop as 'capitals' on 

each slide of the archway, but are repeated at a higher level and 

turned as a pediment/gable, which encloses an arched plaster 

panel (for the former sign). Red brick walling in Flemish bond, 

rubbed flat and curved arches, plinth. Sashes in exposed frames, 

Venetian windows above the arch and on the north side groundfloor 

(with recesses for sliding shutters). An outshot at the north 

side of the mid C19 has a 3-unit frame containing arched windows 

(the centre within a narrow door). The archway into the yard 

exposes the south facing rear premises, which are a medieval 

property development by Winchester College. This range of 

buildings is 2-storeyed, with irregular fenestration; tiled roof, 

exposed timber-frame to the first floor with painted brick infill, the 

ground-floor being of painted brickwork with a long tiled hood 

covering entrances and 2 angular bay windows (of C18 and C19). 

the interior face above the archway is tile-hung, with triple 'Gothic' 

lights; within the carriageway passage are recesses to 

accommodate the large doors, some boarded walling, and a 

panelled door on each side, with an architrave. Modern single- 

storeyed extension at the west end, of brick and tile. 

LB2 24/02/1950 139522 Early C19 regular front (east) of 2 storeys, 4.2 upper windows. Tile 

roof, hipped at the sound end, half hipped, rear extensions to 89, 

catslide with dormer to 91; moulded wood eaves with cone-shaped 

brackets. Red brick walling in Flemish bond rubbed flat arches, 

filled ground floor doorway at the north side. Sashes in exposed 

frames. Two modern shop fronts. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139521 Early C19, C20. Symmetrical facade of 3 storeys, 3 windows. Tile 

roof. Yellow brick walling in Flemish bond with rubbed flat arches, 

parapet with coping stone and band, second floor cill band. 

Sashes in reveals. Modern ground-floor, with 'Georgian' shop 

windows on either side of a central Doric stone doorcase. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139520 Late C18. Plain symmetrical facade of 3 storeys, 3 windows. Slate 

roof, with coupled brackets set against an eaves fascia. Painted 

brick walling in Flemish band, rubbed flat arches, second floor cill 

band. Sashes in reveals. Modern ground-floor shop front. 


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SP10 1LJ 

5 High Street 

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The Guildhall 

High Street 

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SP10 1LP 

LB2 24/06/1983 139517 Early C19. Two to three storeys, the 3 windows. Slate roofing. 

Stucco walling; parapet of blocking course and cornice, second 

floor band, the openings having moulded architraves with triple 

keys, impost and base blocks, plinth. Victorian sashes. The 

ground floor has a plain doorway (with keystone) on the north side, 

and a doorway between 2 wide (shop) windows, which repeat the 

detail of the upper openings, although the upper part is masked by 

a modern fascia board. 

LB2 24/02/1950 139516 1915. Symmetrical facade (east) of 3 storeys, 1.3.1 windows. Tile 

roof; modillion cornice, raised above the centrepiece as a 

pediment. Stone ashlar welling; recessed architraves, with keys to 

the first floor, recessed rusticated pilasters on each side of the 

slightly-projecting centre, moulded first floor band, rusticated 

ground floor with arched openings, panels below cills. Sash 

windows. Entrances at each side. 

LB2S 24/02/1950 139514 Formerly Town Hall, 1825. A successor to a guildhall of 1725 to 

1825, of similar form. A green Doric stone building, almost a cube, 

with 4 symmetrical elevations, a typical English Renaissance 

design, of a tall room above an open arcaded ground floor (now 

enclosed). The front (south) is of 1.3/1 bays. Blocking course 

above a Doric cornice, with moutile boxes, continuous frieze 

(without ) and continuous gutter below a tenia, plain 

architrave (with circular decorations above the columns); the 

central pediment encloses a circular opening containing a clock; 4 

fluted Doric columns (¾ attached) stand on the projected 

centrepiece, the wings terminating in parallel-sided pilasters. With 

a continuous base moulding. First floor band (continued into 

keystones), rusticated ground floor of 4 bands above an impost 

band then 5 bands above a (granite) plinth. Sashes in reveals to 

the upper floor, half-glazed filling of later date to the ground floor 

openings. The north elevation has a plainer upper part and 

fanlights within the arcade but the centre 3 bays of the ground floor 

project forward, with a pediment and central entrance. The side 

elevations (east and west) are the same, of 5 bays, having a 

regular pilaster treatment to the upper floor. Low-pitched hipped 

slate roof (unseen). Within the north side entrance leads to a 

lobby, with staircases on each side leading upwards through an 

apse with 2 niches to an upper lobby from which a single flight 

reaches the upper hall. (There was once a central clock tower). 


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SP10 1NG 

LB2 24/06/1983 139513 Early C19. Symmetrical pair of 2 stories, 1.1:1.1 windows. Slate 

roof. Yellow brickwork in Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches, 

recessed central pilaster with arched top, stone cills, plinth. Upper 

casements, lower sashes in reveals. Stone doorframes, with arch, 

keystone, impost blocks. Jambs, plinth and stone steps, enclosing 

radiating fanlights, above 4-flush-panelled doors. At the west side 

an abutment wall is the remains of an adjoining similar building, 

with arched top,strong course in unrecessed walling, stone cills. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139512 Early C19. Two storeys, 3 (2 blank) and 2 (1 blank) upper 

openings and a curved corner window. Low-pitched slate roof. 

Stucco walling, eaves fillet merging with keystones to plain 

architraves, above a first floor band. Victorian sashes, casement 

on the curve. The ground floor has 2 Victorian shopfronts, each 

with a cornice, frieze, end pilasters, the south side being curved at 

the corner (with the passage through the Norman doorway). 

LB2 24/06/1983 139510 C16, C18 early C19. Timber-framed building of 2 storeys, now 

refronted in brick except for a gable at the rear. Tile roof. Red 

brick work in Flemish bond, cambered ground floor opening at the 

east side. Two upper wedge-shaped casements on coupled 

brackets, one upper sliding sash. Central doorcase with cornice on 

brackets, architrave, 6-panelled door. Victorian shop front of 

slender proportions, with cornice, frieze, 4 half columns, plinth. The 

rendered west elevation abuts a flight of steps to the churchyard. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139508 C17, C18, C19. Corner block of 3 storeys, with an extension into 

Newbury Street (84A) of 2 storeys; 3:2.1.2 windows. Hipped slate 

roofing, gables to the east side. Painted brickwork, rubbed flat 

arches; rendered on the east side. Sashes in exposed frames 

(centre openings now filled), a first floor shop window on the south 

face, the ground floor has modern shopfronts. The rear part is 

older, with timber framing. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139507 Early C19. Three-storeyed corner block (into Newbury Street) with 

a regular facade of 2.2.1 (in rounded and recessed corner). Three 

windows. Slate roofing; stucco cornice below blocking course. 

Yellow brick walling in Flemish bond, stone flat arches, first and 

second floor bands, rustication to most of the ground floor, plinth. 

Sashes in reveals. Old shop windows on either side of the corner, 

which has a doorway with rusticated pilasters; the south side has 

an arched doorway with a decorative fanlight. A modern shop front 

has been inserted into the eastern side, facing Newbury Street. 


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Hsbc Bank Plc 

28 - 30 High Street 

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LB2 24/02/1950 139504 Early C19. Slightly bowed symmetrical front of 3 storeys and 

basement, 3 windows. Moulded stone cornice below a blocking 

course. Yellow brick walling in Flemish bond, Dutch flat arches, 

stone cills, arched doorway at each side. Sashes in reveals, the 

long first floor windows have narrow side panes and open onto a 

balcony with delicate wrought-iron rails, the 'Gothic' detail having a 

variety of section widths, arranged in symmetry; one central 3 light 

sash to the ground floor. The deep doorways have radiating 

fanlights and panelled doors above a flight of stone steps (leading 

to different levels). 

LB2 24/06/1983 139503 C18, early C19, and later. Three storeys and attic, 1.3 windows. 

Tile roof, 2 old camber-leaded dormers, with sashes. Stucco 

walling; parapet with coping, rectangular panels above the 

openings, eaved thin plain architraves, first and second floor bands, 

stonework rusticated ground floor with arched openings and impost 

band. Victorian sashes in reveals. The north side (slightlyrecessed) 

has a stone doorway with cornice on bracket and 

pilasters, the south side has a plain doorway within the third arched 

bay). 

LB2 24/02/1950 139502 Early C20. Symmetrical facade (west) of 3 storeys, 5 windows. 

Blocking course above a modillion cornice. Rendered upper 

walling with stone features; quoins, architraves (eaved to first floor), 

first floor band, rusticated stonework ground floor with arches, 

impost band panels below cills, plinth. Sashes in reveals. The 

shallow porch has a cornice and the doorway has a cornice on 

brackets and architrave; it is tied vertically to the first floor window 

(with a pediment) and the second floor window (with a keystone). 


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George Yard 

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4 High Street 

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LB2 24/06/1983 139501 Situated at the rear of Nos 16 and 18 High Street. Mainly C18. 

Behind a modern street front there remains the rear parts of an old 

hotel, facing south into the yard, which is still approached by a 

carriage opening, roofed at the rear by a fragment of the original 

street front timber-framed building. Two storeys, 3-bay 2 windows. 

Slate mansard roof to the western half, steeper tile roof to the 

eastern. The western part has red brick walling in Flemish bond, 

stone coping to parapet, rubbed flat arches, first floor band, stone 

cills, plinth. The 2-storeyed bay is in painted brickwork (also with a 

parapet), but the eastern part has painted brickwork above a first 

floor band, and rendering below. Sash windows, 2 of 3 lights to the 

ground-floor and also to the angular bay. Round-headed doorway 

with a 6-panelled door. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139500 Early C19. This structure is linked with the north side of No 2; 2 

storeys and attic, one window. Tile roof, half hipped at the 

southern connection, one flat-roofed dormer. Rendered walling. 

Modern first floor window (formerly a Venetian light). Modern 

ground-floor shop front. 


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Andover Town – Winton 

Wolversdene Club 

Dene Road 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 2AA 

Savoy Chambers 

8 - 10 London Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 2PA 

15 Winchester Road 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 2EG 

4 Winchester Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 2EA 

LB2 24/02/1950 139485 Late C18. Two-storeys; north front of 4 windows with set-back 

wings each of one window. Pantile (former slate) low-pitched 

hipped roof, with wide eaves. Yellow brick walling in Flemish bond, 

rubbed flat arches, stone cills, plinth. Sashes in reveals, Victorian 

to the ground floor. The entrance is at the second bay, a Tuscan 

porch of 2 columns, 2 pilasters on steps, the opening having 

panelled reveals and a half-glazed door. The rear elevation has 

red brickwork with 2 round-headed upper windows, other openings 

being of later date. 

LB2 24/02/1950 139529 C18. Two storeys and attic, 3.1.3 windows. Hipped tile roof, 3 

dormers. Stucco with central oval-arched recess. Semi-circular 2storeyed 

bays (each of 3 sashed), central Venetian light above a 

portico, which has a rounded front on 4 columns. Virtually rebuilt. 

LB2 24/06/1983 427637 Early C19. Formerly a symmetrical pair, known as Pentryre with 

addition (No. 15) on the south side. Two storeys and basement, 

3.3.2 windows. Hipped slate roof with a wide eaves, with a soffit 

moulding. Stucco walling; band at first floor cill level, projected 

slightly in front of opening, thin moulded architraves, painted brick 

base; a recessed panel marks the division between Nos. 11 and 

13, No. 13 has 2-storeyed angular bays. Sashes in reveals. 

Identical doorways to Nos. 11 and 13, having a blocking course, 

simple entablature, pilasters, enclosing an arched entrance with a 

decorative fanlight (plastered to 13), 3-panelled door, and stone 

steps with curved wrought-iron rails (to 11). No. 15 follows the 

style, with rear extensions and side entrance. Nos. 13 and 15 are 

included for group value. 

LB2 24/06/1983 427639 Early C19 terrace, with later shopfronts to the ground-floor; 2 

storeys and attic, 3.3.4 window. Slate mansard roof, 6 dormers (2 

southernmost being original with cambered lead-covered heads 

sashes). Painted brick walling, rubbed flat arches, stucco cornice. 

Sash windows. Two shopfronts have a cornice, frieze and thin 

pilasters to doorway and shop windows; 2 others are modern. 

Important for group value, and linked with a corner block (see 

Bridge Street). 

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Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 2EA 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 2EA 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 2EA 


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Hampshire 

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Hampshire 

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LB2 24/06/1983 139461 Mid C19. Symmetrical facade. (North) of 3 storeys, 5 windows, 

with a slight angle at a point west of centre. Hipped slate roof. 

Stucco walling, eaved plain architraves above cills on brackets, thin 

second floor band, broader first floor bands above rusticated 

ground floor, plinth; central clock opening with key, and drip mould 

to the upper half. Victorian sashes. The doorway has a bulky 

cornice on heavy brackets. The east side has a modern shop front 

inserted: there is a single window on the west side. 

ANDOVER TOWN 

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ANDOVER TOWN 

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ANDOVER TOWN 

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ANDOVER TOWN 

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ANDOVER TOWN 

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The Foresters Arms 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 2PA 

Mill House Gazebo And Garden 

Wall 

Rooksbury Mill Court 

Rooksbury Road 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 2FD 

The Station Hotel 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1BY 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1BE 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1BE 

LB2 24/06/1983 139528 C18, early C19. Irregular range of 2 storeys and one storey with 

attic, 1.4 upper windows. Tile roofing, brick dentil eaves to the 

higher east side, gabled half-dormers with decorative tile front. 

Painted stucco walling. Wide sashes 2 plain doors. 

LB2 24/06/1983 427595 C18. Small square block of red brickwork and some flint panels, 

built above a low arch across a canalised waterway. Pyramid tile 

roof. Walling extends in 2 directions from one corner, of flint with 

red brick dressings, and with a tiled corner. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139462 Early C19. Built as the Eight Bells Public House next to the wharf 

at the head of the canal (1796) from Redbridge. (Southampton 

Water). Regular facade (north) of 2 storeys, 5 above 3 windows. 

Low-pitched slate roof, with hips and wide eaves. Painted brick 

walling in Flemish Bond, rubbed flat arches, stone cills. Victorian 

sashes, a 3-window angular bay at the first floor east side, and 

tripartite sashes to the ground floor. Tuscan porch of a simple 

design, 2 columns, 2 pilasters, a 6 panelled door beneath a 

fanlight. A long lower wing extends to the rear at the west side. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139461 Mid C19. Symmetrical facade. (North) of 3 storeys, 5 windows, 

with a slight angle at a point west of centre. Hipped slate roof. 

Stucco walling, eaved plain architraves above cills on brackets, thin 

second floor band, broader first floor bands above rusticated 

ground floor, plinth; central clock opening with key, and drip mould 

to the upper half. Victorian sashes. The doorway has a bulky 

cornice on heavy brackets. The east side has a modern shop front 

inserted: there is a single window on the west side. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139460 Mid C19. Symmetrical facade (north) of 3 storeys, 3 windows. 

Slate roof. Yellow brick walling in Flemish bond, with stucco 

features; blocking course (with pediment form at the centre), 

modillion cornice and frieze, architraves to second floor, with 

dentilled cornices to first floor, above eaves architraves. Modern 

shop front to the ground floor. 

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ANDOVER TOWN 

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ANDOVER TOWN 

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Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1BE 

Iron Bridge 

Ladies Walk 

Upper Clatford 

Andover 

Hampshire 

Stable Block 

The Station Hotel 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 1BY 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 2EA 

LB2 04/03/1982 139459 Early C19. The corner block with No 2 Winchester Street has a 

plain 2-storeyed design, of 2.2.3 upper windows, the central 

recessed section being rounded at the corner. Slate roof with low 

parapet and cornice. Painted brick walling, rubbed flat arches, first 

floor band, stone cills. Sashes. The rounded corner has on the 

ground-floor a symmetrical shop front, with cornice, frieze, 

pilasters, to central doorway. The Winchester Street facade has a 

round-headed window (former doorway) retaining a decorative 

fanlight within the arch; the Bridge Street front has a modern shop 

front. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139457 1840. A footbridge carrying the Ladies Walk above the old main 

road (from the east) into the Town, passing through a deep cutting 

in the chalk. The bridge comprised 3 cast iron cambered beams 

(each of 2 parts bolted at the centre), the upper and lower edges 

being joined by concentric circles. The footway has iron rails at 

each side, in a pattern of 17 between 7 thicker uprights, which are 

crowned with knob and have a curved abutment piece. The beams 

terminate on end plates which rest against brickwork abutments; 

one panel has raised lettering..."Tasker and Fowler 1851". The 

bridge is a representative product of a local firm. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139463 Early C19. A 2-storeyed block with a hipped tile roof. Hipped at the 

West end and gabled at the East. Walling of flint with red brick 

vertical and horizontal banding, quoins and plinth. Hay-loft 

doorways, one above the central entrance. 









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ANDOVER TOWN 

(WINTON) 

ANDOVER TOWN 

(WINTON)


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 2EG 

Rooksbury Mill 

Rooksbury Road 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 2LR 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 2PA 


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Hampshire 

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LB2 24/06/1983 427590 C18, late C19. Wider older part of 2 storeys and attic, late north 

end tower attached: of 3 storeys and attic. Tile roof, half-hipped at 

the south end, and brought to a low eaves on the east side, tile roof 

to the tower with stepped brick eaves fascia. Red brick walling, of 

header bond in the centre above the arched waterway. English 

bond elsewhere; cambered openings. Cast iron windows; some 

later smaller wooden casements. Open timber-frame exposed 

within (now a large room with fireplace). 

LB2 24/06/1983 139531 Early C19. Two storeys and basement, 2 windows. Slate roof. 

Stucco walling, first floor band, rusticated ground floor, plinth. 

Sashes in reveals. A square opening is on the east side, and there 

is a plain doorway with a canopy on brackets, a fanlight, and a 

panelled door. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139530 Early C19. Two storeys, 2.1 upper windows. Slate roof. Stucco 

walling; first floor band, plinth; the west side is slightly set back 

and has a rectangular carriageway opening, with moulded impost 

bands. Sashes in reveals. Entrance within the passageway. 

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ANDOVER TOWN 

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ANDOVER TOWN 

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Hampshire 

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Appleshaw 

Queen Anne Cottage 

Ragged Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9HR 

Manor Barn Cottage 

Biddesden Bottom Road 

Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BH 

LB2 20/12/1960 140488 An unequal pair of cottages. C17,C18 and early C19. Timberframed 

building, with a thatched roof. Wide front (east) of 2 

storeys, 4 windows. The frame is exposed in the centre of the 

front, and partly in the south gable, with painted brickwork and 

some rendered infill: other walls are of painted brick and render, 

the south gable being of flint with brick dressings. Casements. 2 

plain doorways, one (Queen Anne) having a thatched canopy on 

posts. 

LB2 08/06/2009 167019 A late C17 or early C18 agricultural building of cob, flint and brick 

and weatherboarding with a long straw thatched roof and flush 

wrap over the ridge. Converted to a cottage in the mid-C20. 

EXTERIOR: 

There are two aspects to the building; the earlier and larger cob 

section with hayloft at the east end and the lower recessed addition 

of brick and flint which abuts it at the west. The building is single 

storey with a loft; it is linear in form, displaying its origin as an 

agricultural building. The south elevation is of flint with red brick 

facings. The windows on this elevation are later insertions. The 

north elevation is rendered. The east end elevation is of flint and 

brick, with weatherboarding above the modern panel coach doors 

and at the loft hatch. The west addition is of flint with brick facing. 

INTERIOR: 

The interior of the building is modern, divided into rooms by cement 

block and plasterboard partitions. Doors are modern and casement 

windows are mid C20. 

The roof structure is intact, displaying splayed queen trusses with 

clasped purlins, principle rafters (all hand-cut timber), pole common 

ratters and ridge pole. The galleried hayloft to the east has a lathe 

and wattle gallery wall and plank floor supported by pole joists. The 

ground floor here is now a garage using brick, flint and cement 

block walls. 

HISTORY: 

The cottage has its origins as a late C17 or early C18 agricultural 

building. The 1838 tithe map shows the building as part of an Lshaped 

complex of farm buildings. By 1873 the Ordnance Survey 

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map shows that it has taken on its present appearance with a 

further addition, possibly an outshot, now gone, at the west end. It 

was converted into a cottage in the 1940s or 1950s. 

REASON FOR DESIGNATION: 

Manor Barn Cottage is designated at Grade II for the following 

principal reasons: 

• The original fabric of the building including the cob, brick 

and flint walls and the timber roof structure are intact. 

• The cob and timber building is a good example of late C17 

or early C18 agricultural building and retains its agricultural 

appearance. 

• The cottage has good group value with listed buildings to 

the south and east. 

A late C17 or early C18 agricultural building of cob, flint and brick 

and weatherboarding with a long straw thatched roof and flush 

wrap over the ridge. Converted to a cottage in the mid-C20. 

EXTERIOR: 

There are two aspects to the building; the earlier and larger cob 

section with hayloft at the east end and the lower recessed addition 

of brick and flint which abuts it at the west. The building is single 

storey with a loft; it is linear in form, displaying its origin as an 

agricultural building. The south elevation is of flint with red brick 

facings. The windows on this elevation are later insertions. The 

north elevation is rendered. The east end elevation is of flint and 

brick, with weatherboarding above the modern panel coach doors 

and at the loft hatch. The west addition is of flint with brick facing. 

INTERIOR: 

The interior of the building is modern, divided into rooms by cement 

block and plasterboard partitions. Doors are modern and casement 

windows are mid C20. 

The roof structure is intact, displaying splayed queen trusses with 

clasped purlins, principle rafters (all hand-cut timber), pole common 

ratters and ridge pole. The galleried hayloft to the east has a lathe 

and wattle gallery wall and plank floor supported by pole joists. The 

ground floor here is now a garage using brick, flint and cement 

block walls.

Purton Cottage 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BH 

Long Cottage 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BH 

Granary 30 M E Of Rosehill 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BH 

HISTORY: 

The cottage has its origins as a late C17 or early C18 agricultural 

building. The 1838 tithe map shows the building as part of an Lshaped 

complex of farm buildings. By 1873 the Ordnance Survey 

map shows that it has taken on its present appearance with a 

further addition, possibly an outshot, now gone, at the west end. It 

was converted into a cottage in the 1940s or 1950s. 

REASON FOR DESIGNATION: 

Manor Barn Cottage is designated at Grade II for the following 

principal reasons: 

• The original fabric of the building including the cob, brick 

and flint walls and the timber roof structure are intact. 

• The cob and timber building is a good example of late C17 

or early C18 agricultural building and retains its agricultural 

appearance. 

• The cottage has good group value with listed buildings to 

the south and east. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140471 Small house. Late C18. Brick and tile. A rectangular building at 

right-angles to the roadway, but set back: of 2 storeys, 1 window. 

Hipped roof with brick dentil eaves. Red brickwork in header bond, 

the ground-floor having rubbed flat arches with stone keys to the 2 

openings, cement plinth; the side and rear walls have horizontal 

flint panels. Casements. ½ glazed door. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140469 Range of cottages, now 1. Late C18, With mid C19 alterations. Flint 

and render with a thatched roof. L-Shaped block of 2 storeys, 3 

above 5 windows with a projecting wing at the north side of 1 storey 

and attic, one upper window to the front. 1/2- hipped roof. Flint 

walls with brick dressings, cambered openings, now painted, with 

renered cob to the wing: some framing exposed in the upper wall, 

where the eaves has been raised. Caesments> Boarded door 

within an open porch, with a thatched canopy. C20 Alterations at 

the rear and north end. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140466 Granary. Early C19. Timber frame on 4 x 3 staddles, with boarded 

walls and ½ hipped thatch roof 

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The Hut Cottage 


Redenham 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9AW 

Redenham House 

Home Farm Lane 

Redenham 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9AQ 

LB2 30/04/1985 140496 Cottage. C17 and C18. Flint and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 1 

above 2 windows, with C20 outshot at the north end. ½-hipped 

roof, with framing exposed in the gable, eyebrow dormer. Fling 

walls with brick dressings, indicating north side extensions. 

Casements. Boarded door in plain frame, with open porch having a 

gabled slate roof on posts. 

LB2S 20/10/1960 140501 Country mansion in a parkland setting. Early C19. Stone walls to 

the 3 main facades, brick and render, with hipped slate roofing. A 

classical design of plain Greek style; square plan with a wing at the 

north side. Symmetrical south elevation, of Bath stone, of 2 

storeys, 2.3.2 windows: parapet with moulded coping, with 

pineapple vases marking the corners and the ends of the slightlyprojecting 

centrepiece: moulded cornice, moulded cell band to the 

1st floor plinth. Sashes in reveals, the lower windows reaching to 

floor level. The symmetrical west (entrance) elevation, of 2 storeys 

and attic, 2.1.2 windows, has similar detail, with a slightly-projecting 

centrepiece. 2 flat-roofed dormers behind the parapet. Sashes, 

with normal cill levels to the ground floor. There is an Ionic porch of 

2 coupled columns, 2 pilasters, and ½-glazed wide opening, 

containing double doors. The Order has simplified details in Greek 

style and there is a blocking course. The east elevation has 5 

windows, symmetrical except for 1 ground floor window being 

centred between 2 upper windows at the south side, again with 

similar details. The north elevation (of brickwork) is symmetrical, of 

2 storeys and attic, with plain walls except for a large round-headed 

staircase window in the middle of the recessed centre: the west 

side is masked by the (north) wing, and the ground floor is masked 

by a C20 service block, roofed by a balustraded terrace. The wing 

is of 2 storeys above a basement, which has access to a yard on 

the west side: the roof ridge is below cornice level and there are 

rendered walls, regular fenestration with sashes, and garage 

entrances in the basement. Inside the house retains its original 

palatial appearance, with entrance hall, large staircase hall, and 

main rooms with plasterwork, doorcases and fireplaces. 

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Park Farm House 


Redenham 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9AQ 

Park Cottage 

Privet Lane 

Redenham 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9AU 

Craven Cottage 

3 Privet Lane 

Redenham 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9AT 

LB2 30/04/1985 140500 House. C16, with C18 extension and re-cladding, and early C19 

Orné extension. Flint and brick, with a thatched roof. Originally a 

timber-framed hall of 2 bays, an upper floor was inserted and 

massive fireplaces attached: extended at each side in the C18 

(west) and early C19 (east). South front of 2 storeys, 5 windows, 

with east end of 1 storey and attic. The roof is ½-hipped at the 

west end, wit catslide at the rear, hipped at the east end, where the 

eaves is lowered above a verandah supported on rustic poles at 

the south and east sides. Walls of flint with brick quoins, cambered 

arches: painted brickwork at the east side, 2 filled openings. 

Casements. Boarded door beneath a thatched canopy. The east 

end has an entrance between small windows and an attic window 

set deeply in the roof. The timber-framing and chimney breasts are 

interior features of the original building. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140499 House. Mid C18, with early C19 extension. Flint and brick, with a 

tiled roof. The front (south-east) of 2 storeys was symmetrical, of 3 

windows, but there is an extension at the south side of the early 

C19, being a wider single bay, continuous in style. Plain roof. Thin 

horizontal bands of coursed knapped flint, brick quoins, cambered 

upper openings, and rubbed flat arches to the ground-floor, 1st 

floor projecting band. Casements. 6-panelled (2 top glazed) door 

in a plain frame, with a plain hood on carved brackets. Inside, 

there are old doors and a C18 staircase with decorated slatted 

rails. 

LB2 30/10/1984 140498 Former pair of cottages, now one dwelling. Late C18. Flint and 

render, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. ½hipped 

roof, with frame exposed in the gables, eaves raised above 

the upper windows. Flint walls with brick quoins, some cambered 

openings: the south side is rendered: the south end wall has 

brickwork and the north end wall has flint panels. Casements. 

French door beneath a canopy: former doorway now filled with 

brickwork. C20 extensions at the rear. 

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Box Cottage 


Redenham 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9AZ 

Ivy Cottage 


Redenham 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9AW 

The Horns 


Redenham 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9AW 

Yonder Dene 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9HX 

The Orchards 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9HX 

LB2 30/04/1985 140497 At one time 3 cottages, a public house from 1983. Early C19, 

renovated 1983. Flint and brick, with a thatched roof. L-shaped 

block, the front elevation (south) having 1 storey and attic, 3 

windows. Roof hipped at the west end, ½-hipped elsewhere, eaves 

raised above the upper windows, catslide on the east side of the 

north wing. Walls of flint with brick quoins, cambered openings, all 

now painted. C20 casements. Boarded doors in plain frames. 

Above the entrance is a panel inscribed T H 1732, and also a Sun 

fire-insurance sign. At the rear is an ancient (early C19) privy, 

being a small hut with vertical boarding and a thatched roof. 

LB2 10/08/1984 140495 House. Late C18, with C20 extensions. Flint and brick, with a tiled 

roof. Symmetrical front (easata) of 2 storeys, 3 windows (centre 

Blank). Plain roof. Walls have horizontal bands of coursed 

knapped flint, with brick quoins, bands, and cambered arches. 

Casements, upper leaded lights. Boarded door in plain frame, 

within a C20 trellis porch. At the north end there is a dormer above 

a garage entrance, of 1983: also extensions at the rear. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140494 House, former public house. Early C19. Stucco and slate. 

Regular front (south) of 2 storeys, 4 windows. Low-pitched hipped 

roof. Plain walls, plinth. Sashes in reveals. Plain doorway with 

canopy on carved brackets, panelled reveals, and 6-panelled (2 top 

glazed) door. The east elevation of 2 windows (south side filled) 

has a wrought iron bracket, for the former inn sign. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140487 House. C18 with early C19 alterations. Rendered, also flint and 

brick, with a slate roof. Symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 

windows (2-storeyed splayed bays at each side). Hipped roof: 

plain wall with plinth. Victorian with fanlight, and 6-panelled door. 

The east elevation has flint bands with brick quoins, cambered 

openings (some filled), and casements; at its north side there 

extends a long single-storeyed service wing, with hipped slate roof, 

rendered walls, 4 casements and 2 plain doors. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140486 House. Early C19. Render and slate. Square building of simple 

exterior: symmetrical south elevation of 2 storeys, 5 above 2 

windows. Hipped roof: plain walls and plinth. Sashes, of 3 lights to 

the ground-floor, the upper east side windows, similar features. 

Sashes, of 3 lights to the ground-floor, the south side openings 

being filled. Open porch of a very simple Order of 2 columns, the 

door having 4 panels below a top panel glazed as a fanlight. The 

north elevation has flint walling with brick dressings and chimney, 

all now painted. Inside, there remains the original plain staircase. 

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Mead House 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BT 

Appleshaw House 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BT 

LB2S 20/12/1960 140485 House. Early C18, with early C19 alterations. Brick walls, and roof 

of slate, and tile. Queen Anne house with a symmetrical front 

(west) of 2 storeys and attic, 2.1.2 windows. Hipped slate roof with 

a wide eaves and plaster soffit, plinth, stone 1st floor band and cills, 

openings having rubber cambered arches (now cement covered) 

with keystones. Sashes in reveals. The doorway (early C19) has a 

large moulded canopy, with ¾ Doric columns, a plain frame 

enclosing a Gothic fanlight and a 6-panelled door. At each side 

there is a wall, with a dropped curve (from band level) and then a 

level top extending to simple piers C19 alterations: hipped slate 

roof, 2 large sashes at the east side, and on the west side a filled 

window above a French window. The east elevation also has 

enlarged early C19 fenestration, but the roof is tiled, with 2 C20 flatroofed 

dormers: there is a small ½-glazed door in the centre, below 

the staircase window. A single-storeyed service wing, extending 

eastwards, has a tile roof and a section of upper floor (C20) with 

tile-hung walls and a flat narrow horizontal flint bands. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140484 House. Late C18, early C19, with C20 extension. Brick and tile. 

Symmetrical wide front (west) of 2 storeys, 5 windows. Hipped 

roof, brick dentil eaves. Red brick in Flemish bond, rubbed flat 

arches, stone cills, plinth. Sashes in reveals. Semi-circular open 

porch on 2 steps, of columns and 2½ - columns, in a plain Order 

with a modillion cornice, enclosing a ½ - elliptical arch above a 

doorframe, 6-panelled door. The south elevation is of similar style, 

symmetrical of 3 windows. The east elevation comprised projecting 

wings (each of 1 window) but the centre (early C19) now fills the 

recess: Flemish bond walls, cambered openings, the outer 

windows being 3-light sashes, the centre having 2 upper sashes 

above 2 filled openings, and a central door with a fanlight and 

panelled door, lead rainwater pipes. The C20 wing on the north 

end, of 2 storeys, follows the style closely, and is set back from the 

main elevations. Staircase in the entrance hall. 

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Hill House 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BS 

The Thatch 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BN 

1 Rowan Cottages 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BL 

Watchmakers Cottage 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BN 

LB2S 20/12/1960 140483 House. Early C18, with early C19 wing. Brick and tile. Queen 

Anne house with a symmetrical front (east) of 2 storeys and attic, 

1.3.1 windows. The roof is hipped, with a stone moulded and 

coved eaves cornice, divided by a pediment above the slightlyprojecting 

centrepiece. Walls of red brickwork in Flemish bond, 

with stone plain 1st floor band, plinth; the openings have rubbed 

cambered arches with keystones, and there is an oval window in 

the pediment, with a plain architrave and keystone. Sashes in 

reveals. Doorcase with cornice, decorated frieze, fluted heads to 

panelled pilasters, architrave enclosing a fanlight with leaded 

decoration, panelled reveals and 6-panelled door. The south 

elevation is symmetrical, of 3 windows (2 blank) and a plain door: it 

links at its west corner with a wing (early C19) extending 

southwards, of 2 storeys, 3 windows, hipped roof, flint walls with 

brick quoins, head and cill bands, and large diamonds in the 

panels, rubbed flat arches: casements. The plain north elevation 

has Flemish bond brickwork with blue headers, 1st floor band, 

plinth, and 2 casements (the larger of old leaded lights). Inside the 

north side room has C18 panelling, there are panelled doors in 

architraves, and a C18 staircase. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140482 Cottage. Late C18. Flint and brick, some render, with a thatched 

roof L-shaped dwelling, with the front set back at the south side, 

and a C20 northward extension to form a garage. 1 storey and 

attic, 1.1 windows. Gable to the front next to the roadway, eyebrow 

window in the recessed part, and a low eaves along the north side. 

Painted flint and brick, some rendered parts, cambered opening. 

Casements. Door in the side wall, of 6 panels (2 top glazed). 

LB2 20/12/1960 140481 Cottage. C18, restored. Flint and cob, with a thatched roof. 1 

storey and attic, 2 above 3 windows. Roof ½ hipped at the south 

end, eaves raised above the upper windows. Rendered walls. 

Casements. Plain doorway beneath a tiled canopy on posts. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140480 House, former pair. Late C18. Rendered walls and thatched roof. 

2 storeys, 4 windows. Plain roof and walls. Casements, one old 

leaded light. Open porch, with curved base walls supporting posts, 

and a thatched roof: boarded door. The west gable partly exposes 

the flint walling. 

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Walnut Tree Inn 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BN 

Apple Cottage 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BH 

Walnut Tree Cottage 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BH 

Stables 10m N Of The Old 

Vicarage 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BH 

LB2 30/04/1985 140478 Public house. Of late-mediaeval origin as a hostelry, with some 

C17 framing, but mainly early C19. Brick and tile. A building of 

several parts; a long range to the rear is masked by a short cross 

wing, which forms part of the front, and on its north side block is 

symmetrical of 2 storeys, 2 windows. Hipped and ½ hipped 

roofing, with variations of height and form, brick dentil eaves to the 

north side; outshots and dormers with low-pitched slate roofs. 

Walls of painted brickwork, some areas of flint and some of flint 

bands, cambered ground-floor openings, some exposed framework 

in gables and upper walls of the rear range. Casements, one 

splayed bay to the south side. Plain doorways. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140477 Cottage. Late C18. Brick and thatch. The building is set at rightangles 

to the roadway, with a near-symmetrical front (south) of 2 

storeys, 2 windows. ½-hipped roof, slate roof to the rear outshot. 

Walls of bond with blue headers, cambered ground-floor 

openings, plinth: east wall of header bond, with flint to the outshot. 

Leaded casements. Plain doorway, with C20 open porch, with 

brick cheeks. Lead fire-insurance sign. The interior has a massive 

chimney-breast. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140476 House. Late C18. Brick and tile. Symmetrical front (west) of 2 

storeys, 1.1.1 windows. Hipped roof, with eaves moulding. Walls 

of painted brickwork in header bond, with plain pilasters at each 

side and enclosing the central openings, plinth. Victorian sashes, 

early C19 sash in the centre. The doorway has a moulded canopy 

on carved brackets, a plain frame enclosing a 2- light fanlight, and 

a 6- panelled door. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140475 Stables, in use as garages and store. Mid C19. Brick and slate. A 

group of small service buildings on 3 sides of a courtyard, with a 

high wall on the 4th (south side). Plain roof of 3 levels. Brick walls 

in Garden Wall bond, with some flint panels, 2 plain gatepiers. 

Hayloft door, other small casements and plain doorways, all facing 

the courtyard. At eaves level on the roadway elevation there is a 

clock (commemorating the Jubilee). Included for group value. 

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Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BH 



Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BH 

Redthorne Cottage 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BH 

Jasmine Cottage 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BH 

LB2S 20/12/1960 140474 Large house. Mid C18, and early C19. Painted brickwork and a 

tiled roof. Symmetrical front (east) of 2 storeys and attic, 3.1.3 

windows. The plain roof has stone copings to the gable ends, and 

to the central pediment-gable above the slightly-projecting 

centrepiece, brick dentil eaves continuous across the front, hipped 

slate roof to a lower short wing at the north side. Walls of header 

bond, rubbed flat arches, stone cills, plinth: the openings on either 

side of the central entrance have been filled. Sashes in reveals, a 

Venetian window above the doorway, and a roundel in the 

pediment. The entrance is an open porch on an oval plan, with a 

Doric Order of 2 columns and 2 ½-columns, on a stone step, with 

an architrave, panelled reveals and 6- panelled door. The rear 

(west) elevation is of 2 parts (suggesting different periods), with 

different sections of regular fenestration, including 6 flat-roofed 

dormers. The walls are rendered, with a plinth. There are large 

and small sashes in reveals, a Venetian staircase window, a 

French window, and also a 6- panelled door. The small north wing 

has a north door, and a sash window on the west side. Inside, 

there is a C18 staircase. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140473 House, former house and shop. Late C18. Brick and tile. 2 

storeys, 3 windows (upper centre row now filled). Hipped roof, 

brick dentil eaves. Walls of header bond, now painted, rubbed flat 

arches, plinth. Sashes: to the north side is a bow window of 5 x 11 

small panes. The former 2 doorways (to house and shop) in the 

centre have now been filled. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140472 House. Late C1, with C20 alterations. Brick and tile. Symmetrical 

front (east) of 2 storeys and attic, 3 windows. Steep hipped roof, 

brick dentil eaves, one C20 gabled dormer to the north of centre. 

Walls of header bond, now painted, cambered opening (now 

masked) to the ground floor, plinth. Casements, C20 small spayed 

bays on brackets. 6-panelled (4 top-glazed) door in a plain frame, 

with a simple flat canopy. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140470 Cottage. C17, with late C18 re-cladding. Painted brick and timber 

framed, with a thatched roof. Attached to the north side of Purton 

Cottage, to form an L-shaped block, ½ hipped roof, with catslide to 

the rear, eyebrow dormer, tiled at the junction with Purton. The 

timber frame of the original structure is partly exposed within, and 

exposed in the north gable, otherwise the walls are of brickwork, 

with some cambered openings. Casements. ½ glazed door within 

an old frame and a filled doorway at the north end. 

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Iron Peartree Cottage 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BE 

Stable 10 M E Of Rosehill 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BH 

Rosehill 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BH 

Garden Wall And Gate Of St 

Peters Church 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 9BH 

LB2 30/04/1985 140468 Former public house, now 2 dwellings. C17, with late C18 cladding 

and early C19 extensions. Brick and flint, brick, render, with roof of 

thatch and slate. A building of mixed and appearance due to 

alterations and additions, of timber-framed origin, with wings 

projecting at each end, modified by an infilling wing at the rear and 

an early C19 forward projection at the north side; 2 storeys, 

irregular fenestration. ½ hipped thatched roof, the north side wing 

being lower with a hipped slate roof. Rendered front wall, with a 

plinth. Casements, sashes in reveals to the north wing. ½ glazed 

porch with a slate roof to No. 1 (South side), No. 2 having an 

entrance in the north elevation, with a C20 canopy on brackets. 

The rear has 3 gables and walls of flint panels in brickwork, of 

English bond to the lower part and header bond above, all now 

painted: timber frame exposed in 2 gables: casements. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140467 Stable and outhouse. Early C19. Brick, cob, and thatch. 

Rectangular building with a window on each side of a central 

doorway: ½ hipped roof, rendered cob walls on a flint base, with 

brick quoins. Attached to its west end is a lower narrower 

outhouse, of brickwork with a ½ hipped roof. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140465 House. Late C18, with early C18 and C20 additions. Brick, brick 

and flint, render: with a tiled roof. L-shaped block, with the angle 

filled-in with the extensions. South front of 2 storeys, 3 windows; 

hipped roof, red brick walls in Flemish bond, sashes in reveals with 

2 splayed ground-floor bays, a French door to the east side, porch. 

The west elevation has 4 above 2 windows: roof hipped at the 

south, ½-hipped at the north side, rendered on a plinth, casements 

and sashes, and a C20 classical porch, with the old entrance within 

retaining panelled reveals. Other elevations have brick walls with 

flint panels, and casements. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140464 Churchyard boundary wall and gate. Early C19. Wall of flint with 

brick bands and verticals, and some sections of brickwork in 

Flemish bond with blue headers, all with a tile capping. There are 

brick piers along the front, and 2 form the gateway, which contains 

a wrought-iron gate, having Gothic motifs. A short section of wall, 

on the north side, is incorporated with part of the Lodge to the 

Manor House. 

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St Peters Church 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 9BH 

Manor Lodge 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BH 

LB2 20/12/1960 140463 Parish church. Rebuilt on an old site in 1830, using a grant from 

the 'incorporated society for promoting the enlargement building 

and repairing of churches', architect T.M. Shurmer. Rendered walls 

and slate roof. Of a plain Gothic style, a cruciform aisleless plan, 

most of the western arm (with thicker walls) being raised as a 

tower; west porch. The very plain exterior has pointed coupled 

windows (triple at the east and west ends) in the gables, chancel 

and tower, with small windows placed high just east of the tower. 

The tower has a parapet, and diagonal stepped buttresses, ending 

at the top as square piers, crowned by slender pyramid finials. The 

porch has a 4-centred arch: the side windows to the transepts are 2 

(north) and 3 (south) light casements of domestic scale. The 

interior appears as a long narrow nave/chancel , broken in the 

centre by segmental-pointed arches of the transepts, and with a flat 

segmental plaster vault, stopped at the west by a tower arch. At 

this point the ceiling rises inside the tower, to provide space for the 

(virtually hidden) gallery. The north transept has a pointed plaster 

ceiling and the south transept (slightly narrower on plan) a semicircular 

plaster vault. The south transept serves as a vestry, with a 

doorway beneath the gable window. There are wall monuments of 

1785, 1789. 1807 and 1835, and a Royal Coat of Arms of William 

IV, of 1831. There is a Victorian octagonal font, but in the porch 

what appears to be the original font, comprising a very slender 

circular stone pillar, on a square base, with a vase top, now 

accommodating a shallow metal dish. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140462 Lodge at the entrance to the Manor House. Early C19, with early 

C20 addition. Rendered walls, and slate roof. A single-storeyed 

swelling, of rectangular form ending as a ½-octagon at the west 

end (next to the driveway entrance) where it is set back beneath a 

verandah, supported on slim square posts. The roof is hipped at 

the angles, and is formed of fish-scale slates. Plain walls, with 

eaves fascia and plinth. Metal coupled casements. ½-glazed door 

in the inner corner of the verandah. To the rear, there is a C20 

extension, in conforming style. The building is constructed against 

the churchyard wall. 

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Appleshaw Manor 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BH 

Hammers 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BN 

Forge Cottage 


Appleshaw 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BN 

LB2 20/12/1960 140461 Large house in small park. Early C19. Stucco and slate. Of 

simple late Regency classical style; symmetrical west elevation of 2 

storeys, 1.1.1 windows. Low-pitched hipped roof with shallow 

eaves soffit above a moulding. Plain walls: 1st floor band, 

architraves to centre windows, plinth: the centre is set back slightly 

and the side windows (triple lights) are within shallow bows. 

Victorian sashes in reveals: the upper side windows have a 

cornice cill, with a decorative low rail of wrought iron. The north 

(entrance) elevation is also symmetrical, of 1.1.1 windows within 

chimneys, the upper light being in a slight recess and having an 

architrave surround: eaves moulding, 1st floor band, plinth. 

Victorian sashes. The doorway projects slightly, with a simple 

order of pilasters, and a deep recess containing ½ glazed double 

doors, with side glazing. The south elevation has similar features, 

projecting west side, and central recess, of 2.1.2 windows, the 

middle staircase window breaking the 1st floor band. The rear, with 

a small lower wing, has walls of flint with brick dressings, and 

irregular fenestration. The interior is original, with staircase, 

panelled doors in architraves, and chimney pieces. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140480 House, former pair. Late C18. Rendered walls and thatched roof. 

2 storeys, 4 windows. Plain roof and walls. Casements, one old 

leaded light. Open porch, with curved base walls supporting posts, 

and a thatched roof: boarded door. The west gable partly exposes 

the flint walling. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140479 Cottage. Late C18. Flint and brick, with a thatched roof. 2 storeys, 

2 above 4 windows. Walls have flint panels, with brick quoins, 

bands, cambered ground-floor openings, plinth. Casements, old 

upper leaded lights. ½ glazed door. To the north side is a C20 

garage, with the roof brought to a low eaves above it. 

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Ashley 

Ashley Manor Lodge 

Ashley Road 

Kings Somborne 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6RQ 

Pair Of Tomb Chests St Marys 

Church 

Ashley Road 

Ashley 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6RJ 

Ashley Cottage 

Ashley Road 

Ashley 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6RQ 

The Old Manor 

Ashley Road 

Ashley 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6RH 

LB2 07/02/1986 140592 Lodge now house. Circa 1844. Chequerwork brick, old plain tile 

roof. 2 storey, double pile end onto road with left pile 1 bay set 

back and right 3 bays long. In front of left pile on right pent-roofed 

porch with top glazed 4-panel door. On each floor to both piles 16pane 

sash with rubbed brick arch and louvred shutters. 

Overhanging roofs. On outer sides of roof halfway along is a gable. 

Stacks on ridges above these. 

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LB2 07/02/1986 140590 Pair of tombchests. Early C19. Portland stone. Inscription illegible. ASHLEY 

LB2 07/02/1986 140585 Cottage. C16 extended C19. Timber-frame, with plaster infill, brick 

end wall and addition, thatched roof, slate on addition. 3 bay, 1½ 

storey with outshot addition to rear on left. Planked door in right 

bay with oval window beside. In centre bay 2 2-light casements 

and 3-light eyebrow dormer over and 2 similar windows in left bay. 

Stack on ridge to right of centre. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140587 House. C15 open hall core, C16 crosswing, C17 parlour all 

encased in brick C18 and bays added later with C19 rear wing. 

Timber-frame encased in brick, some chequer work, old plain tile 

roof. At right 1½ storey, 2 bay C15 part, with C16 wing and dairy to 

rear, C17 part 2 storey, 2 bays to left, and to left C18 bays with C19 

additions behind. Right bays have C18 16 pane sash in segmental 

head with similar replaced by C19 casement. 1st floor string and 

on roof 2 2-light hip-roofed dormers. To left 2 storey flat-roofed 

porch in purple brick with 16-pane segmental headed sash, single 

light above, and on left side C19 flush panel door. In left C17 bay 

tall 12-pane segmental head sash, 1st floor string and wide 12pane 

sash. In left bays door replaced by low silled 8-paned sash, 

with rubbed brick head, C20 sash over, to left rectangular flat 

roofed bay with 2 12-pane sashes in front and 12-pane sash in 

rubbed brick head over. Ridges of 3 heights rising to left, with 

stacks behind ridge to right, between C15 and C17 parts and at left 

end. 

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Ashley Manor 

Ashley Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6RQ 


Ashley Road 

Ashley 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6RJ 

LB2 07/02/1986 140591 House, Circa 1844. Chequerwork brick, front rendered and 

colourwash, slate roof. 2 storey, 3 pile, 3 x 3 bay building. Front of 

3 gables has in centre slightly projecting weatherboarded 

pedimented wide porch. Central half-glazed double doors, 

rectangular 4-pane fanlight and side lights. Each side large 12pane 

sash with rubbed brick arch and C19 sliding louvred shutters. 

On 1st floor 3 smaller similar with small iron balcony. Small central 

gable with stacks on outer ridges. 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140589 Parish Church. Early C12, chancel lengthened mid C12, C15/C16 

windows. Porch 1701 on tablet, restored 1858 and 1895. Rubble 

flint, plastered except to E, stone quoins and dressings, old plain 

tile roofs. Small early C12 church of chancel and nave with W bellgable, 

chancel lengthened mid C12, S porch added 1701. 

Chancel was restored C14 square headed 3-light E window. C16 

diagonal corner buttresses. To N and S walls at E late C12 

roundheaded lancet with chamfer. In S wall to W and set lower 2nd 

C12 lancet, earlier with no chamfer but with later pointed head, 

perhaps original SE window. To NW and SW C15 squareheaded 

2-light cinquefoiled window. On E gable stone cross C19. Taller, 

wider nave has on N wall early C12 roundheaded lancet, set high 

on wall. No trace of N door, in its place C19 squareheaded 

perpendicular 2-light window. S wall at E has similar and in centre 

gable brick porch with stone keys to archway, one inscribed `1701 

P + L CW'. Inside plain roundheaded doorway with quirked 

abacus. Each side of porch high set five-sided window. W window 

C15, restored squareheaded cinquefoiled window with moulded 

jambs and mullions. Below 3 C18 headstones to Smith family. In 

gable C19 pair of unequal pointed bell openings C12 cross on 

gable. Inside chancel E window has splayed C14 jambs. E lancets 

have wide splays. Below SE is small rounded- headed recess with 

hole in soffitt. Central S lancet has altered sill and on E jamb C13 

wall painting of young person under crocketed gable. Opposite 

monument 1755 to A Weekes by T Baker, London, inscription 

panel with column each side supporting open pediment. On S wall 

monument 1707 to T Hobbs, volutes and garlands either side of 

inscription panel. C19 collar roof, tiled floor falling from altar rails to 

chancel arch, and fittings. Low roundheaded plain chancel arch 

with quirked impost. Each side later roundheaded squint, half arch 

width. In N nave wall original lancet has narrow splay. To W of it 

res 

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Little Thatches 

Ashley Road 

Ashley 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6RH 

Wellhouse 20m N Of Ashley 

Cottage 

Ashley Road 

Ashley 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

LB2 07/02/1986 140588 Cottage. C15 cruck hall, C16 crosswing with C17 and C20 addition. 

Timber-frame with colourwashed brick infill, thatched roof. 2 bay 

hall with to right crosswing, not projecting of 2 storeys, with outshot 

C20 bay beyond and to left 2 C20 1½ storey bays. Left bay open 

on ground floor with well, 2-light casement and door opening into 

right end of hall bays. In these bays 2-light leaded casement, C18 

3-light casement with 3-light inverted dormer over and to right C19 

outshot weatherboarded porch with door on left side. End of 

crosswing has chambered-headed 2-light leaded casement with 2light 

leaded casement with 2-light casement over. End bay outshot 

has 6-light leaded casement. Roof hipped, ridge piece and lower 

ridge to C15 part with stack at each end of it and stack at front of 

roof in right bay. Interior: crucks visible. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140586 Wellhouse. On beam 1620. Timber-frame with thatched roof. 

Square plan of 4 posts with braces to wallplate and hipped roof. In 

centre frame holding winch. 

ASHLEY 

ASHLEY

Awbridge 

Game Larder At Stanbridge Earls 

School 

Stanbridge Lane 

Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0ZS 

Coombe Farm 

Coombe Lane 

Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0HN 

Home Field House 

Dunbridge Lane 

Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0GQ 

LB2 17/11/1986 141165 Game larder, now boot store. Late C19. Timber-frame with 

louvred weatherboard sides, on brick plinth, plain tile roof. 

Pentagonal plan. Entrance open on one side. Conical pentagonal 

roof, ornamented by 2 vents and lead finial. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141222 House. C16 altered C20. Timber-frame with brick infill, thatched 

roof. 1 1/2 storey, 3 bay C16 house. Front has gabled brick and tile 

porch in R bay on RH and in LH of centre bay. 2-light leaded 

casements in each bay, 2 in centre and over centre bay large 

eyebrow dormer with similar. Roof half-hipped with stack above 

centre door at R end. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141098 Cottage. Mid C18 with C19 wing. Blue brick headers with red brick 

dressings, red brick wing, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay C18 

building with taller C19 cross-wing to R end. Front has C19 gabled 

glass and timber porch to R of head casement. On 1st floor 3-light 

casement each side of blind opening. Toothed eaves. Cross-wing 

has 4-light and 3-light segmental head casement and half-hipped 

roof. Stacks either end of original part. 

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All Saints Church 

Church Lane 

Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0HN 

Loggia On Awbridge Danes Lake 

Danes Road 

Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

LB2 17/11/1986 141107 Church 1876 by J Colson. Squared rubble Swanage stone and 

Bath stone dressings, old plain tile roof. Plan of chancel and nave 

with SE vestry and NW porch. E end has pointed 3-light trefoiled 

window with trefoiled in circular tracery in head below cill string 

course which drops either side and runs round diagonal buttresses 

with gables and sloping tops, and along sides. Sides have 2 

trefoiled lancets with hood moulds and buttresses between. Nave 

to SE gabled vestry, with vault under, shouldered door to W and 2light 

trefoiled plate tracery window to end. |Nave has on both sides 

stepped buttresses to E and between bays, with to E 2-light pointed 

trefoiled window with trefoil in head, single light similar in next bay, 

2 light similar in next bay and in W bay to 2 light similar. To N 

gabled porch with buttresses to sides on end, and pointed door of 

moulded arch on foliated capitals on nook shafts. W end has 2-tallsingle-light 

trefoiled window and rose window of cinquefoils in 

gable. Diagonal corner buttresses. Above weatherboarded 

bellcote of tapering lower section to bellstage of 3 trefoiled 

openings with quatrefoils opening over on each side and short 

broach spire. Inside chancel stained glass E window and E side 

window. Wagon roof. Reredos, panelling and rails. Chancel arch 

rising from foliated corbels. Nave side windows C20 stained glass. 

Open arch-braced roof. Contemporary furnishings, carved timber 

pulpit and stone front. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141105 Loggia. 1822 by W Garbett, boathouse, rebuilt as loggia from front 

only 1925. Dressed Portland stone and brick. On stone bridge of 3 

rusticated arches springing from piers with flanking walls running 

back to rusticated end piers. Behind these walls are steps up to 

loggia of 4 Greek Doric columns. Rear wall with short side walls at 

either end, of painted brick. Heavy entablature to flat roof, probably 

concrete. On rear walls stone tablets commemorate history of 

Awbridge Danes. Very picturesque spot, facing up lake. Drawing 

of original 1822 boathouse, signed by Garbett, in RIBA Drawings 

Collection. 

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AWBRIDGE

Coach House, Dovecote And 

Linking Wall At Awbridge Danes 

Danes Road 

Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0GF 

Stable Cottage 


Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0GQ 



Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0GQ 

Redmans Cottage 


Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0GQ 

LB2 04/03/1986 141103 Coach house, dovecote and linking wall. 1822-5 by W Garbett. 

Rendered brick and stone dressings, slate roofs. Plan of round 

dovecote in corner of courtyard with wall running towards house to 

T-shaped coach house of 1½ storey, 3 bays with wing in centre 

projecting into courtyard. Dovecote of 2 storeys has Gothic door 

and covered plaster eaves to conical roof with open cupola 

containing bell. Wall has in centre 2 gabled and buttressed 

gatepiers 4m high with 3m infill wall between and 2m of wall each 

side. Old estate maps show these gatepiers to have been original 

entrance to courtyard. Coach house has Gothic double doors in 

end facing dovecote. In projecting bay Gothic door, glazed in 

middle, and tall leaded Gothic window over, under hood mould. 

Similar window in other bay. Coved plaster eaves to overhanging 

gables. Stacks on front of roof of bay and above centre bay. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141101 Barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, on brick plinth, brick, 

asbestos sheet roof. 5 bay barn, 2 bays of brick, blank on road 

side. Other side has central stable door and loft dormer over, 

slatted window each side, stable doors in weatherboarded bays, 

and roof hipped at that end. Included for group value. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141100 Cottage. C17, C18 infill. Timber-frame with brick infill, thatched 

roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay and added half bay. Front has door at R of 

centre bay. C20 2-light leaded casement in each bay, added half 

bay to L with 2-light casement. Above centre and L bay, 2-light 

casements in eyebrow dormers. Roof half-hipped with ridge piece 

and stack above RH of L bay. Tiled brick lean-to along rear. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141099 Cottage. Mid C18. Brick with blue diaper decoration, tile-hung 

gables, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 2 bay with later to rear. Front 

has central glazed door. Each side 2-light casement and smaller 

similar on 1st floor. Above door bricked-up small opening. Roof 

half-hipped with central stack. 

AWBRIDGE 

AWBRIDGE 

AWBRIDGE 

AWBRIDGE

Awbridge House 


Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0GQ 

Barnes Thatch 

Romsey Road 

Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0HG 

LB2 17/11/1986 141097 House: C17, additions of late C18. Timber-frame core to older 

part, brick encasing, rendered, later part brick rendered, with 

incised masonry lines, old plain roof tile roof. Plan of 3 bay, double 

pile C17 building in projecting cross-wing, possibly C19, to front of 

end bay; to this end and to rear pile c1800 L shaped house added 

of 2 storeys, 3 bay wing with 3 wide bay wing to rear of end bay. 

Front has to L 3 bay, 2 storey c1800 part with 4th bay to R formed 

of end bay of rear pile of C17 block; in front of it lower 2 storey 

cross-wing, with 2 R 2 1½ storey bays. Centre C18 bay has 6 

panel double door under flat-roofed Doric porch. 5 large 16-pane 

sashes. Roof extends over 4th bay and is hipped with large ridge 

stack above door. To R crosswing is gabled with C19 double 12pane 

sashes under segmental heads on both floors. To R 3-light 

casement and 2 or 3-light hip-roofed dormer in both bays, and 

buttress between. Large cruciform stack in centre between piles. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141096 Cottage once 2. C17 extended C18. Timber-frame with brick infill, 

rebuilding and extension, thatched roof. End onto road 1½ storey 

building of 2 C17 bays with C18 hip bays at each end. Front has 

C20 glazed door under hipped hood on posts on far side of centre, 

and C20 French window on road end. In that bay C19 2-light castiron 

lattice-paned casement. 3-light similar in next bay, C20 2-light 

casement beyond, and glazed door in weatherboarded lean-to 

store at far end. Above each bay 2 or 3-light casement in eyebrow 

dormer. Roof hipped with ridge piece. Stacks above doors. 

AWBRIDGE 

AWBRIDGE

Awbridge Danes 

Danes Road 

Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0GF 

Coles Farm Cottage 


Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0HF 

LB2S 04/03/1986 141102 Medium-sized country house. 1822-5 by W Garbett, enlarged mid 

C19 in similar style, early Gothic revival, later parts neo-Tudor. 

Stuccoed brick, stone dressings, slate roof. Plan of double range 

of 2 storeys, 4 & 5 bay, rear range (facing onto courtyard) one bay 

shorter at garden end, with on side of its end bay 3 gable wing; at 

other end later 2½ storey cross-wing across end, projecting on both 

fronts, with entrance on its side and later conservatory on end of 

longer wing. Garden front has 2 storey, 5 bay original symmetrical 

front, with to R end projecting gable of 2½ storey cross-wing and 

single storey, 2 bay conservatory at other end. Original central bay 

projects slightly with thin 2 storey Gothic canted bay, shallow 

ground floor verandah, behind French window, on 1st floor 

windows with painted glass in front openwork Gothic balcony above 

Gothic parapet with finials. 2 bay each side have transomed 3-light 

windows with hood mould and 3-light windows on 1st floor. Above 

each bay overhanging gables, Barger in centre, with coved plaster 

eaves, and carved bargeboards and finials. To R cross-wing has 

two 3-light transomed windows under hood moulds and 

overhanging gable on carved brackets with finials. To L end single 

storey conservatory of 2 bays of pointed windows with timber 

tracery, pilasters between open work quatrefoils in parapet with 

gabled corner piers. Either side of original centre bay ridge 

chimneys of rectangular base and 2 and 3 diamond shafts. Similar 

at R end of original part and between ranges in centre and at L 

end. Other side has L Half of rear range as 3 bays, centre bay 

originally projecting porch. R half has 2 projecting wings, end one 

of 3 gabled bays, narrow centre one (on other side this was original 

entrance front), other wing of one bay with large quatre-foil in 

gable, at other end 2½ storey cross-wing has attic window. Similar 

windows and stacks. Interior has some early Gothic features, such 

as fireplaces, door with tracery and plaster mouldings. Buildings of 

England; Penguin; Pevsner; 1966; p87. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141224 Cottage. C16, refronted C18. Timber-frame with wattle and daub 

infill, refronted in painted brick; thatched roof. 1 1/2 storey, 3 bay 

with added half-bay around end stack. Front has between bays 

doors, that to L glased in segmental head solid frame, that to R with 

C20 gabled brick porch. In each bay 3-light half-bay to R. Roof half 

hipped with stack above R door and end stacks. Timber frame 

exposed to rear. 

AWBRIDGE 

AWBRIDGE

Old Smithy 


Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0HF 

Shrine At Awbridge Danes 

Danes Road 

Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0GF 

LB2 17/11/1986 141223 Cottage. C18 with added C19 bay. Brick, tilehung, old plain tile 

roof, slate roof to later bay. 2 bay, 1 1/2 storey C18 cottage with 

lower pitched roof C19 bay to R. Front has central planked door 

inside timber porch. Each side 2-light segmental head casement 

and 2-light flat-roofed dormer. Roof half-hipped to L with 2-flued 

stack above door. To R C19 bay has plank door in open timber 

porch and gabled bay window, C20 window over, low pitched roof 

with stack infront of ridge on end. To L of cottage C18 smithy of 3 

bays, door in centre, windows in end bays, roof half-hipped one 

end. Inside forge survives. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141104 Shrine. Early C19. Stone central part, rest stuccoed brick. Central 

part slightly concave wall stepped up in middle. In this part 

moulded stone arch with large single stone keyblock. This is 

carved as bust of a man with scrolled initials over, below crown. In 

front stone bench. Flanking walls angled forward of rendered brick, 

with steps in front. In front of shrine is rockery. 

AWBRIDGE 

AWBRIDGE

Barton Stacey 

The Old Plough 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RH 

Wheat Cottage 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RS 

Table Tomb 5m N Of All Saints 

Church 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RT 

LB2 21/03/1984 139561 House, once an inn. Early C19. Brick walls, and tiled roof. 

Symmetrical front (east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Brick dentil 

eaves, flush 1st floor band of headers within the Flemish bond, 

cambered ground floor openings. Casements. Doorway with a 

moulded canopy on carved brackets, and ½-glazed mid C19 door. 

LB2 21/06/1990 139774 House. Late C17 and early C18, altered early-mid C19 and mid-late 

C20. Timber-frame with plastered wattle and daub infill clad, earlymid 

C19, in banded red brick and knapped flint with segmentalbrick-arched 

openings and cement-rendered plinth. Plain tile roof 

with brick stack. Originally 2-bay central lobby-entry plan; C18 bay 

added at left end; rear outshot; C20 projecting half-hipped gabled 

bay added on right. 1 storey with attic, 4 bays in all. C19 2-panel 

door between left-hand bays has glazed upper panel with glazing 

bars and is in half-hipped tiled porch with log columns. Windows of 

2 or 3 lights, are metal casements with diagonal leading or wood 

casements with small-pane glazing and narrower margin panes, 

the 3 attic windows in hipped-roofed dormers. Roof half-hipped at 

left end and with ridge stack between bays 2 and 3. Left return: 

truncated external stack with offsets at base; 3-light window to right 

with 2-light window above in half-timbered gable. Interior: timberframe 

visible, particularly on 1st floor; clasped through purlins; 

straight wind braces in left bay. On ground floor, 2nd bay has large 

brick fireplace with chamfered timber bressummer and bread oven; 

chamfered cross-beam with cyma stops. Left bay has chamfered 

cross-beam and reseyt C18 panelling. C20 right-hand bay has 

early C19 pannelled cupboard with arched top, relocated from 

earlier part of house. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139558 Table Tomb, early C19. Rectangular stone structure, with a cap 

having a moulded edge, fluted pilasters to each corner with 

moulded caps and bases, moulding to the base slab, and panels to 

each face containing (indecipherable) inscription. 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY


Church 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RT 


Church 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RT 


Church 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RT 


Church 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RT 


Church 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RT 





LB2 21/03/1984 139556 Table Tomb, c1800. Rectangular stone structure with a cap having 

a moulded edge, plain pilasters to each corner with cap and 

elaborate base moulding, simple moulding to the base slab and 

panels to each face containing (indecipherable) inscription. 



elaborate base mouldings, simple moulding to the base slab and 




elaborate base mouldings, simple moulding to the base slab and 


BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 


having a moulded edge, plain pilasters to each corner with moulded 

caps and bases, moulding to the base slab, and panels to each 

face containing (indecipherable) inscription. 

BARTON STACEY

All Saints Church, Churchyard 

And Cross 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RT 


Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RT 

The Malt House And Wall 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RT 

LB2 21/03/1984 139551 The boundary wall of the early C19 is of brickwork with horizontal 

bands of flint, and with a stone capping. At the corner, mounted on 

the wall, is a fragment of a medieval cross, comprising a short 

stump on a square base (of oolite), said to be from Llanthony 

Abbey, Gloucestershire, to which the rectory belonged from C13 to 

C16. 

LB2S 20/12/1960 139550 Parish church. C12, C13, C15, C16 and restoration of 1877. 

Originally a Norman 2-cell church, given north and south aisles 

circa 1180, with 2 arches supported by round pillars, which remain. 

Extensions eastward in the C13 continued the arcade, with 2 

octagonal columns on each side, ending in a short chancel. The 

eastern unit of the arcade opens onto transepts, with arches 

separating them from the aisles, supporting another (or chancel) 

arch across the nave. Tiled roof. Flint walls with stone dressing; 

lancets and Perpendicular windows, some corner buttresses. The 

chief feature is a western tower of circa 1610 (set into the end of 

the nave) of Perpendicular style, with castellated parapet, 

octagonal stair turret incorporated within one of 2 massive diagonal 

buttresses. South porch of the last period. Within, there are 

several wall monuments of the early C19, and floor slabs of the late 

C18, a Purbeck font of the 2nd period, having a square bowl, with 

arcade sides, resting on a central drum and 4 columns, medieval 

encaustic tiles in the sanctuary, a C17 alter table with carved 

(Flemish) figure, and Prescription boards (in the tower). 

LB2 21/03/1984 139549 House. Early C19, with late C19 and C20 extensions and details. 

Stucco, with a hipped tile roof and gable to the wing. Symmetrical 

front (east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows, with a projecting gabled wing 

at the north side (of the middle date) of 2 storeys, 2 windows. 

Eaves fillet at the front, brick dentil eaves at the south end and in 

the gable, plinth. Sashes, Victorian to the wing. The doorway has 

a blocking course above a simple entablature, and 2 pilasters, now 

masked by a later canopy on slim columns, ½-glazed door. The 

roadside wall to the north side is of brickwork. With buttresses 

framing panels, and brick dentil eaves to the tile capping; it 

includes a doorway between closer-spaced buttresses, with a 

boarded door. 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY


Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RT 

Old Farmhouse 

Newton Stacey Lane 

Newton Stacey 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BP 

Bransbury Mill 

Bransbury Lane 

Bransbury 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3QJ 

Riverside Cottage 


Bransbury 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3QJ 

1 The Barracks 

Bransbury 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3QJ 

Table Tomb 5m S Of All Saints 

Church 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RT 

LB2 21/03/1984 139548 House. Early C19. Brick, with a tile roof. Symmetrical front (east) 

of 2 storeys, 2 windows. Brick dentil eaves, walls in English bond 

with flush 1st floor 3-course band of blue headers, and blue 

headers in the lower wall, cambered ground floor openings. 

Casements. 6-panelled door within a solid frame, with a C20 open 

gabled porch, with a timber-frame on brick side walls. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139545 House. Early C19, with late C19 additions. Brick walls, with a tile 

roof. Regular front (north) of 2 storeys, 4 windows. Walls of 

Flemish bond, with cambered ground floor openings, and plinth. 

Sashes in exposed frames. ½-glazed porch. Other elevations 

include 'Tudor' gables with bargeboards and timber-framing. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139544 Former mill, with later additions to form a dwelling. Early C19 and 

early C20. Brick, with a tile roof. Mill block of 2 storeys and attic, 

roof ½-hipped at the south side, 2 gabled dormers, a high door next 

to a small gibbet-crane. Casements. Plain doorway, now with a 

gabled hood. The later extensions (circa 1900) include larger 

windows (some with splayed bays on brackets), and a 2 storeyed 

octagonal window with adjoining balcony. The water is channelled 

beneath a flattened arch beneath the south side. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139543 Pair of houses, with later rear extensions. Early C19, and mid C20. 

Brick, and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 3 above 5 windows. Hipped 

roof with eyebrow dormers, with cills at eaves level. Red brick 

walls in Flemish bond, with flush 1st floor band of brindle headers, 

cambered ground floor openings. Casements, some old. 2 plain 

boarded doors. Central stone plaque inscribed 'Restored 1900 

R,K,H.'. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139542 Row of 4 cottages. Early C19. Rendered walls, thatched roof. 

South front of 2 storeys, 4 windows. Casements. 4 rustic porches 

with corrugated asbestos canopy, and boarded doors. Central 

stone plaque inscribed 'Restored 1900 R.K.H.' 

LB2 21/03/1984 139560 Table Tomb, early C19. Rectangular stone structure, with cap 

having a moulded edge, panelled sides, and base slab with 

moulding. Inscription worn. 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY


Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RH 


Bransbury 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3QJ 


Bransbury 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3QJ 


Bransbury 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3QJ 

Virginia Cottage 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RH 

Barn 20yd N Of Old Farmhouse 

Newton Stacey Lane 

Newton Stacey 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BP 

Old School Site 

Bullington Lane 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3QL 

LB2 21/03/1984 139563 House. C18, with early C19 exterior. Stucco, with a hipped slate 

roof. Regular front of 2 storeys, 4.2 windows. Moulded eaves fillet, 

stone cills, plinth. Sashes in reveals (one blank). Tuscan porch of 2 

square columns and 2 pilasters, now enclosed with side windows 

and 1/2-glazed door. The north side, with slight set back and 

slightly lower, is of similar style. 

21/03/1984 139542 Row of 4 cottages. Early C19. Rendered walls, thatched roof. 












LB2 21/03/1984 139562 House. Early C19, with late C20 extension. Brick, with a tile roof. 

2 storeys, 1.3 windows. Brick dentil eaves, walls of Flemish bond, 

with cambered ground floor openings. Casements. Doorway has a 

moulded canopy on carved brackets, and 6-panelled door. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139546 Barn. C18. Timber-frame of 6 bays with aisles; Queen Post truss. 

Hipped roof, tiled on the west and thatched on the east side. 

Boarded walls, blocked waggon entrance. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139566 House, now part of commercial premises. Late C18. Brick, with a 

tile roof. Symmetrical front (west) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Walls 

of Flemish bond, with blue headers, arch to upper central opening. 

Upper casements, ground floor splayed bays. ½-glazed porch. 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY


Church 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RT 


Church 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RT 

Granary 10yds S Of Old Malt 

House 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

Wall 20yds E Of Bransbury 

Manor 


Bransbury 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3QJ 

Farmbuilding 20 Yd E Of 

Bransbury Manor 


Bransbury 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3QJ 


having a moulded edge, plain pilasters to each corner with moulded 

caps and bases, moulding to the base slab, and panels to each 

face containing (indecipherable) inscription. 

BARTON STACEY 





LB2 21/03/1984 139547 Granary. C18. Timber-frame on 9 staddles, with a ½-hipped tile 

roof, and boarded walls. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139541 Wall to kitchen garden. Early C19. Brick and rendered wall, with 

pantile capping. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139540 C18. 5-bay timber-framed wagon store with a narrower 4-bay unit 

to the west. Hipped thatched roof. East wall of brickwork (Flemish 

Garden Wall bond), extending along the south side, where it 

becomes rendered (on cob). 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY

Bransbury Manor 


Bransbury 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3QJ 

Church Farm House And Garden 

Wall 


Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RR 

Grange Cottage 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RL 

Ash Farm House 

Gravel Lane 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RL 

LB2 21/03/1984 139539 House. 1791. Brick, with a hipped tile roof. Symmetrical front 

(east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Red brick walling in Flemish bond, 

with rubbed flat arches and a round arch to the central full-height 

recess. Triple sashes, the upper centre being a lunette. Doric 

dentil pedimented doorcase, with carved brackets and 6-panelled 

(2 top glazed) door. Other elevations have cambered openings 

and casements. Brick incised WD 1791. 

LB2S 07/01/1952 139570 House. C15, with additions and alterations of the late C18, and 

minor additions of the early and late C20. Timber-framing; brick, 

stone and flint walls, with a tile roof. 2-storeyed 4-bay massive 

late-mediaeval frame, with extension of the 2nd period to produce a 

symmetrical front (south) of 3 windows. The long west elevation 

has the exposed frame, with brick-nogging, and some re-used 

stone in the lower part; irregular upper casements and one French 

window to the ground floor. The south elevation has a brick dentil 

eaves and red brick walls in Monk and Flemish Garden Wall bonds, 

with (on the eastern half) horizontal flint bands: upper casements 

and ground floor (late C20) bows, a French door within an 

architrave with carved brackets supporting a moulded canopy. 

Above the door are 2 Sun (fire) insurance signs of the late C18. 

Within the angle an addition of the early C20 continues the pattern 

of banded walls on the east elevation. Hipped roof, with a nonconforming 

joint between the old and late C18 work. Within, the 

frame is exposed and includes 2 arched doorways, a massive 

chimney breast, some wattle and daub and diagonal mullions. A 

roadside wall is of plastered cob, with a thatched capping. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139569 House. 1813, some C20 features. Brick, with a tile roof. 2 storeys, 

3 windows. Roof hipped at the south end, brick dentil eaves. Walls 

in Flemish bond, with cambered openings, plinth, and terra-cotta 

panel above the doorway inscribed: 

1 N 8 

S S 

I B 3 

LB2 21/03/1984 139568 House. Early C19, with some C20 features. Brick, with a hipped 

tile roof. Symmetrical front (west) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Brick 

dentil eaves, walls of Flemish bond, with rubbed flat arches. 

Sashes in exposed frames. C20 simple classical doorway. 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY

The Swan Inn 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RL 

Wades Farm House 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RH 

The Forge 

Cocum Road 

Barton Stacey 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RH 

LB2 21/03/1984 139567 Public house. Late C18, with early C19 exterior. Stucco, with a 

hipped tile roof. Near-symmetrical front (west) of 2 storeys, 2 

windows. Brick dentil eaves, cambered ground floor openings, 

plinth. Casements. Plain doorway. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139565 House. Early C19. Brick walls, with a hipped slate roof. 

Symmetrical front (east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Walls of Flemish 

bond, flush blue header bands to the 1st floor and plinth, stone 

lintels and cills. Sashes in reveals. Tuscan porch of 2 plain 

columns and 2 pilasters, architrave, and 6-panelled door. Similar 

details to the north and south elevations. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139564 House, with later additions at the rear and side. C18, and C20. 

Brick, with a tile roof. Symmetrical front (east) of 2 storeys, 2 

windows. Brick dentil eaves, walls of Flemish bond with blue 

headers, cambered ground floor openings. Casements. Late C20 

brick and tile porch. Included for group value. 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY 

BARTON STACEY

Bossington 

Bossington House 

Pittleworth 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LY 

The Lodge 

40 Pittleworth 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LZ 

LB2 07/02/1986 140593 Small country house. Circa 1840 by John Davies. Yellow brick 

and dressed stone, slate roof with lead ridges. 5 bay double pile, 2 

storeys and attic on cellars. Front has full-height projecting central 

porch, probably added, with tall 4-centred archway with cornice 

over and 1st floor string course. Diagonal buttresses on corners. 

On 1st floor paired sashes with mullion between and rusticated 

stone quoins. Heavy cornice to flat roof. Behind original front of 

bay slightly projects with thin 1st floor sash either side of porch and 

Dutch gable with 2-light mullioned window. Inner bays have 12pane 

sash in stone architrave on each floor and over stone crest 

with small Dutch gable above. End bays, slightly projecting with 

projecting 2 storey rectangular bays having triple thin sashes with 

mullions between and stone cornice at top. Above 2-light mullioned 

window in Dutch gable. Three diamond shafted stacks between 

bays set crossways. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140596 Lodge. Mid C19. Coursed flint with brick dressings, old plain tile 

roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay outshot along road. Drive front has to left 

projecting gable porch of carved timber on brick plinth wall. 

Entrance on left side. To right of it single leaded light. In right bay 

2-light casement. On roof above gabled dormer is knapped flint 

and brick in criss-cross pattern single leaded light and 

bargeboards. At right end single moulded brick stack. In centre 

behind ridge paired similar. At left end rectangular pent roofed bay 

with leaded lights. Ornate end bargeboards. 

BOSSINGTON 

BOSSINGTON

St James Church 

Pittleworth 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LZ 

LB2 29/05/1957 140597 Parish church. 1839 possibly by John Davies. Coursed flint, stone 

dressings, old stone tiled roof. Plan of small chancel and nave with 

NE vestry/transept and porch. E end of chancel has 3-light lancet 

windows, taller centre lancet. String below with small lancet under. 

Clasping buttresses on corners and kneelered gable with cross on 

top of roof. Lancet on sides. Gable wall to E end of nave with 

gabled stone bellcote on. On wall triple lancet window. To W, 

gabled porch with pointed 2 chamfered order arch and inside 

pointed door. To N vestry the size of chancel facing N with 

kneelered gable with weathervane on, diagonal buttresses and 3light 

pointed lancet window to N. Pointed 2 order door to E. Strip 

pilaster on W wall and to W on nave wall. W end has clasping 

buttresses, kneelered gable and 3-light pointed lancet window with 

tiny lancet in gable. Inside the chancel E window has nook shafts 

supporting rear arches. Lancets to sides has continuous keel 

mouldings. 2 steps in chancel with lower E floor of marble. 

Furnishings C19, except for C17 altar table and stools. 2 

chamfered order pointed chancel arch. Nave and vestry/transept 

have nook shafts to rear arches. Roof has central raised base 

cruck on corbels! Furnishings C19 good copies of mediaeval stalls 

and octagonal baluster font. On floor to E 3 reset headstones; 

1657 to Howard Kelsey; 1682 to John Kelsey; 1682 to John Kelsey. 

Raised early C19 Gothic pew at W and 2 similar in raised 

vestry/transept. High on W wall C18 Royal Coat of Arms. 

BOSSINGTON

Pittleworth Manor 

Pittleworth 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6NA 


Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LZ 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140598 Manor house. C16 with C17 crosswings and side stack, encased 

C18 when range added to front between 2 wings, altered windows 

C19. Timber-frame with plaster infill core, brick some chequerwork, 

stack C17 brick, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 4 bay C16 building 

with wide 2-bay deep wings added to end bays on front C17, 

probably in brick and side stack added to rear of upper bay, in late 

C18 narrow range added to front between wings and inner bay of 

wings re-roofed to form 2 long ridges and small parallel roofs to 

front bays of wings, early C19 wings and much else refronted. 

Front symmetrical 2 storey and attic 7 narrow bays having 2 bay 

wings projecting a bay at each end. Central 4-panel door in solid 

frame under C20 Doric porch, all dark stained. Each side altered 

C18 leaded cross-window under Dutch area, 3 similar on 1st floor 

under rubbed brick arches, centre one late C20 filling blocked 

opening. Toothed eaves. 2 hipped 2-light dormers on roof. Wings 

have on inner faces blocked opening under Dutch area with over 

cross-window under similar. Right wing has 2 similar with one over 

in centre, left has large cast iron window under Dutch arch with 

cross-window over. Wings half-hipped inwards to centre with stack 

at other end and hipped dormer on left wing. Inside, left bay of 

main range has C16 full height wall paintings on right and front 

facing wall. Walls are of timber-frame with stud and plaster infill all 

painted in ochre, vegetable dyes and oil paint. Painting of c1540 

mostly painted over in 1580 when at top of wall, Parable of Lazarus 

written in couplets. Discovered in 1922 when some of the 

Jacobean panelling removed, this survives on other 2 walls along 

with carved chalk 4-centred arch fireplace to external side stack on 

rear wall. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140594 Lodge. Mid C19. Squared knapped flint, brick dressings plain tile 

roof. T-shape plan 2 bay, 1½ storey main range with projecting 

single storey wing to front. On left side of wing outshot arcaded 

porch with door in side of wing. Canted hip-roofed bay to front of 

wing. At right on junction between body and wing is diagonal-set 

chimney with arched niche on ground floor recessed diamond 

panel above and on large rectangular brick stack, 3 moulded brick 

shafts. Moulded timber eaves and bargeboards. 

BOSSINGTON 

BOSSINGTON

Keepers Cottage 


Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LZ 

LB2 07/02/1986 140595 Lodge. Mid C19. Coursed flint, brick dressings, old plain tiled roof. 

2 bay, 1 1/2 storey, with outshot to front in centre and small stores 

either end. Front has planked door under open gabled timber 

porch. Central outshot has early C19 cast-iron Gothic casement. 

On roof between is gabled dormer in knapped flint with leaded light 

and bargeboards. On roof in centre rebuilt large stack with 3 shafts 

BOSSINGTON

Braishfield 

Pucknall Cottage 

Dores Lane 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0QJ 

Granary immediately S of 

Sharpes Farmhouse 

Lower Street 

Braishfield 

Hall Place Cottage 

Eldon Road 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PT 

StableBlock 10m SW Of Hall 

Place 

Eldon Road 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PT 

LB2 11/04/1986 140844 Cottage. C17 encased C18 altered C20. Timber-frame encased in 

brick, since painted, old plain tile roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay with 

crosswing to far bay, end onto road. Garden front has outshot to 

centre bay with door in road end and 3-light casement with head in 

hipped dormer. 3-light casement in road end bay and in projecting 

crosswing similar with 2-light casement over in tiled gable. Roof of 

crosswing half-hipped. Large stack over centre bay and stack at 

road end. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140857 Granary. C18. Timber-frame with brick infill, tile roof, on staddle 

stones. Small granary on 9 staddle stones with door one side, 

leaded 2-light casement on other. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140854 Cottage. C18, possibly earlier core, roof raised C18, extended 

C20. Brick, old plain tile roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay with lean-to to R 

and wings to rear. Front has central ledged plank door in solid 

frame in open-fronted pent-roofed porch. Each side 2-light 

segmental head casement, similar in R outshot. Over C19 2-light 

casements with heads in gabled dormer. Stack on L end. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140853 Stableblock. C18. Flint and Brick bands, brick dressings, old plain 

tile roof, 4 bay with hip bays at each end. Stable door to R of centre 

with window over, in each bay window, except R hip bay has stable 

door with window over. Roof hipped. 

BRAISHFIELD 

BRAISHFIELD 

BRAISHFIELD 

BRAISHFIELD

Braishfield Manor 

Paynes Hay Road 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PS 

The Thatched Barn 


Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PS 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140865 Medium sized country house. Mid C18 central block, wings added 

early C20. Brick old plain tile roof. 2 storeys and attic, 5 bay 

double pile centre part, early C20 end wings 2 bays wide, 3 long, to 

form H-shape. Front has slightly projecting wide central bay with 6panel 

door and semi-circular fanlight in large doorcase of Doric 

pilasters and entablature, broken forward over pilasters and flanked 

by narrow windows. Over, large roundheaded window that breaks 

cornice, flanked by plastered niches with keys 2 bays each side 

have 12-pane segmental head sashes under ribbed brick arches 

with keyblocks and rubbed brick aprons with gutter. Wings have 

12-pane segmental head sashes under similar arches with similar 

niches between 1st floor windows. Continuous modillioned timber 

cornice. Hipped roofs to wings which have higher ridges. Gabled 

2-light leaded dormers above 3 centre bays and in centre of wings 

hips. Above end bays of centre blocks, early C20 stacks each side 

of ridge joined by brick arch built on inside of stacks, between 

them, supporting moulded head which links them hem. 2 storey 

angular bay on R end. Interior mainly early C20 enhancement of 

C18 rooms. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140864 Barn and stable, now garage and residence. C18 or early C19, 

altered C20. Flint with brick bands and dressings, upper part 

weatherboarded, roof thatched. Of 4 bays, 2 bays parallel to road 

and 2 bays at slight angle to it with added rendered part between 

end and the gateway. 2-light casements high set in 

weatherboarding in all but end bays. Roof hipped and at far end 

gable to rear of end bay with thatch overhanging it. 

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BRAISHFIELD

Braishfield Lodge 


Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PS 

The Red Cottage 


Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PS 

Sharpes Cottage 

Lower Street 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PH 

Barn 10m S Of Sharpes Farm 

Lower Street 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PH 

LB2 29/05/1957 140863 House, now 3 residences. C18 core, main front early C19, 

extended C19 and C20. Painted brick, slate roof. End onto road 

C18 2 storey, 3 bay house with 2 bays added to far end and on 

garden side tall 2 storey and attic; 2 bay parallel range added early 

C19 to these bays; late C19 low 2 storey, infill built onto road side 

of early C19 linking it to side of original bays; early C20 double pile 

low range added to far end and later raised to 2 storeys. Garden 

front to early C19 part stone, flat roofed Doric porch with top-lit 

double doors under, and 12-pane sash above. In other bay full 

height bowed bay with 3 12-pane sashes on each floor and coved 

cornice. Either side toothed eaves. C20 dormers above bay. Roof 

hipped with stack to far end. To road side lower 2 storey infill has 

small 16-pane sashes. Toothed eaves and low pitched hipped 

roof. Set bay beyond are road end bays of oldest part have 

casement sand sashes, toothed eaves and steep pitched roof. At 

far end early C20 bays have leaded lights and flat roof. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140861 Cottage. C17. Timber-frame with wattle and daub and brick infill, 

thatched roof. 2 bay and hip bay cottage with shortened 3rd bay at 

other end. Ledged door in solid frame under thatch hood in R of 

centre bay. Irregular 2 or 3-light casement in each bay. Eyebrow 

dormer with 2-light casement above L of centre bay. On first floor 

herringbone brick panels. Roof half-hipped on L end and swept 

down to R. Large stack above door. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140859 Cottage. C16 altered C18. Timber-frame with wattle and daub and 

brick infill, thatched roof. 2 bay with outshot bay to R, 1½ storey. 

Planked door to L of centre. 2-light casement, with C18 2-light 

casement in eyebrow dormer over, in each bay, and light in outshot 

bay. All windows leaded. Roof has ridge stack, is half-hipped to L 

and swept-down to R. Ridge stack above door. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140858 Barn. Early C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick plinth, 

thatched roof. 5 bay barn, outshot to rear. Central double doors in 

front with window and door in L bays. Roof half-hipped. Inside 

Queen-post roof with straight braces to tiebeams, posts on brick 

piers with ties to baseplate, and some long diagonals in wall. 

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BRAISHFIELD

Sharpes Farm 

Lower Street 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PH 

Broom Hill Cottage 

Lower Street 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PH 

Hall Place 

Eldon Road 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PT 

Hawkes Farmhouse 

Dores Lane 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0QJ 

LB2 29/05/1957 140856 Farmhouse how house. C16 extended C18. Timber-frame with 

brick infill and scantling timber, brick and weatherboard service 

range, thatched roof. 1½ storey 2 bay house with to L C 18 3 bay, 

single storey service range. Front has ledged plank door under 

open fronted gabled brick and timber, tiled porch. Each side C18 

3-light leaded casement. Over similar 3-light casement in eyebrow 

dormer. To R service range with end bay weatherboarded and 

leaded casement in other bay. Roof half-hipped with separate roof 

to service range. Ridge pieces and central stack above door. C20 

lean-to to L end. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140855 Cottage. C16 with later hip bay. Timber-frame with painted wattle 

and daub and brick infill, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay, with C17 

hip bay to R and C18 brick hip bay to L. Door to R of centre. In 

each bay C20 2-light casement, with C20 single light at LH of L bay 

and in R hip bay. Over each bay 2-light casement in eyebrow 

dormer. Roof has ridge piece and is swept down each end. 

Central ridge stack. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140852 Farmhouse. C16 core, encased C18 altered C20. Timber-frame 

core brick encasing and additions, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 

bay and smoke bay building with contemporary crosswing in front 

of R bay and C18 wing to rear of L bay. Front has 4 panel door 

under semi-circular fanlight in flat-roofed porch which is 

continuation of C18 outshot to R of centre bay and R side of 

crosswing. 2-light casement in outshot. 3-light casements in L bay 

on both floors and above door. Crosswing has hipped 2-light 

dormer on outshot and single light in end. On gable plinth, offset, 2 

12-pane sashes and 1 and 3-light casement over. Above tie beam 

and gable frame of C16 frame. Roof hipped to L with ridge stack 

above door and 2 projecting stacks on R side wall of crosswing. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140851 Farmhouse. Early C18. Brick with some blue headers, old plain 

tile roof. T-plan of 2 storey and attic on cellars, 5 bay with wing to 

rear in centre. Front has central C19 glass and timber on brick 

plinth gabled porch. Inside original door in solid frame. Plinth with 

offset and in bays apart from centre segmental head casements in 

cellar. Each side of door blind opening and to end bays 12-pane 

sash with sill lowered to plinth. 1st floor raised band and same 

window arrangement except 12-pane sash in centre. All openings 

have fine rubbed brick heads. Above centre and end bays 2-light 

gabled dormers. C19 gable walls. End stacks. 

BRAISHFIELD 

BRAISHFIELD 

BRAISHFIELD 

BRAISHFIELD

Churchers Barn 

Dores Lane 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0QJ 

Unit 2 Pucknall Farm 

Dores Lane 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0QJ 

Stables 10m NW Of Pucknall 

Farm 

Dores Lane 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0QJ 

Granary 10m NE Of Pucknall 

Farm 

Dores Lane 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0QJ 

LB2 11/04/1986 140850 House. C16 encased and extended C1800. Timber-frame with 

plaster or flint infill, tilehung or brick encasing and additions, 

thatched roof. 1½ storey, 1 bay C16 building with stack bay and 2 

bays added C18. Front 1½ storey, 5 bay, L2 bays C16. Central 

ledged plank door in solid frame under large hipped hood on timber 

posts. L bays tilehung with fishscale or plain tiles on upper half. I 

each bay 3-light casement, except R bay with small 2-light 

casement. Above in each bay (except centre) 2-light eyebrow 

dormer. Roof half-hipped with stack each end of ridge and large 

C18 M central stack. To rear frame exposed having close studding 

with flint infill on lower half and plaster infill in wider square panels 

above. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140849 Barn. Early C18 with C19 addition. Timber-frame weatherboarded 

on brick plinth, slate roof. 6 bay barn with 2 C19 bays in brick 

added to L, and C19 range to front of 2 R bays. Double doors in L 

centre bay and 3-light casement in R bay. C19 bays have steps up 

to loft, double doors and window. Roof hipped. Inside roof with tall 

queenposts, curved braces to tiebeams, struts to lower braces and 

windbraces. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140848 Stables. C18. Cob and brick on flint plinth, old plain tile roof. 3 

bay stables, with rear on high flint plinth above stream. One end 

open. Front has blank L cob bay, double doors in centre, door and 

window in R bay. Roof hipped to L, and half-hipped to R. Inside 

queen-post roof. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140847 Granary. C18. Timber-frame with brick infill, old plain tile roof, on 

staddle stones. Single bay on 9 staddle stones. Door in end. Halfhipped 

roof. 

BRAISHFIELD 

BRAISHFIELD 

BRAISHFIELD 

BRAISHFIELD

Wellbrook 

Dores Lane 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0QJ 

Cromwell Cottage 

Dores Lane 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0QJ 

1 Pond Cottages 

Braishfield Road 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PR 

LB2 11/04/1986 140845 House. Late medieval timber frame, with insertion of fireplaces and 

1st floor C1600, C17 timber-framed extensions, mid C19 and C20 

renovation. Exposed frame with painted brick infill, some painted 

brickwork to the lower front and the end walls, slate roof. 3 bays, 

1½ storeys. Irregular fenestration of casements, some early C19 

cast-iron lattices. Gabled hood on posts to the front (glazed) door. 

Inside the framework, beams and fireplaces indicate the phases of 

construction. Roof half-hipped at L end and two gabled dormers 

with tile hung fronts. Central shafted stack and at R end attached 

C18 stepped stack. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140843 House now 2 cottages. C17 encased C18 altered C20. Timberframe 

core, brick encasing old plain tile roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay and 

smoke bay, with C18 added bay to R and C20 wing to rear on L. 

Gabled open-fronted porch to R of centre smoke bay, planked 

inside. To R 2-light segmental head casement and added bay 3light 

similar. C20 bow window and casement in L bays. Above 

each bay, except smoke bay, 2-light gabled dormer. Roof halfhipped 

to L, lower ridge to R bay, but same pitch. C17 stack above 

door and C18 stack on R end. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140839 L shaped row of cottages C18 and early C19 extended C20. Brick 

and old plain tile roof range, rendered cob and thatched roof. End 

onto road 4 bay brick wing with on side of far bay, 4 bay cob wing 

with 2 bays added to end C20. Brick range (Nos. 1 and 2) with 12pane 

sashes at end and on side of road bay segmental head 

opening filled with blue brick openings. 1st floor 2-light segmental 

head casement in next bay, and 2-light segmental head casement 

in 3rd bay with 2-light casement in blocked door. Toothed eaves to 

hipped roof and ridge stack between road end bays. 2-light 

casements on both floors in 4 bays of cob wing and garage doors 

with 2-light casement over in added bays. Between 2nd and 3rd 

bays from brick range pair of doors under thatched hood on timberposts. 

Roof half-hipped with tiled link from brick range, and stack 

at end of thatch. 

BRAISHFIELD 

BRAISHFIELD 

BRAISHFIELD

Pitt Farm House And Flat 

Kings Somborne Road 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0QS 



Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PR 



Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PR 

LB2 11/04/1986 140838 Farmhouse. C17 core, encased and extended C18. Timber-frame 

core, brick encasing, flint and brick addition, old plain tile roof. 3 

bay and smoke bay C17 part encased C18 with bay added to R 

early C19 with later wing behind, 1½ storey. Front has C20 pentroofed 

brick porch to central smoke bay. In L 2 bays 3-light 

segmental head casement, 3-light casement in R of centre bay, 2light 

casement in R bay. Gabled 2-light dormer over L bay and R 

centre bay. Roof half-hipped with stack above smoke bay and at L 

end of ridge. At L end C20 single storey bay. 





























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Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PR 

2 The Terrace 

Newport Lane 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PL 

3 The Terrace 

Newport Lane 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PL 

Whites Cottage 

Dores Lane 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0QJ 















LB2 11/04/1986 140860 Row of cottages. Late C18 altered C20. Rendered brick, old plain 

tile roof. 2 storey. 3 and 2 bay cottages. RH cottage (No.1) has to 

LH bay C20 glazed and timber pent-roofed porch, RH bay has 12pane 

sashes on each floor. Centre 3 bay cottage has to centre and 

LH bay C19 glazed and timber pent-roofed porch. To RH bay 12pane 

segmental head sash. On first floor 12-pane sash either side 

of blank opening. LH cottage has C20 glazed and timber hiproofed 

porch with bow window to L. Above 2 16-pane. Toothed 

cornice. Roof hipped with ridge stacks between cottages. 










LB2 11/04/1986 140843 House now 2 cottages. C17 encased C18 altered C20. Timberframe 

core, brick encasing old plain tile roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay and 

smoke bay, with C18 added bay to R and C20 wing to rear on L. 

Gabled open-fronted porch to R of centre smoke bay, planked 

inside. To R 2-light segmental head casement and added bay 3light 

similar. C20 bow window and casement in L bays. Above 

each bay, except smoke bay, 2-light gabled dormer. Roof halfhipped 

to L, lower ridge to R bay, but same pitch. C17 stack above 

door and C18 stack on R end. 

BRAISHFIELD 

BRAISHFIELD 

BRAISHFIELD 

BRAISHFIELD

Elmgrove Farmhouse 

Dummers Road 

Braishfield 


Church Lane 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0QH 

LB2 11/04/1986 140841 Farmhouse. Late C18. Brick, old plain tile roof. T-shaped 2 storey, 

3 bay wings. front has C19 timbers and tented lead roof verandah 

in front. Blocked central door, each side 16-pane sash and similar 

on 1st floor either side of blank opening. Toothed eaves. Hipped 

roof with central ridge stack. On R end C19 bay window and behind 

C19 gabled brick porch with hall running along rear to rear range. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140840 Parish church. 1855 by W Butterfield. Red brick in English bond 

with blue brick diaper patterns, stone dressings, plain tile roof, Plan 

of chancel and nave under one roof with N aisle and E vestry under 

outshot; SW porch. E end has 3-light trefoiled window with 3 

quatrefoils in head, and in end of vestry paired lancet window. S 

side has at W of chancel 2-light trefoiled window with quatrefoil in 

head, and to W sloping topped buttress denoting end of chancel. At 

E of nave 2-light window with quatrefoil in head. To W 2 2-light 

windows with blank heads. At W end gabled brick porch with end of 

timber screen reaching to gable with arch below. Inside pointed 

doorway with impost and label. All windows of plate tracery just 

below sills string course. Toothed eaves on N side vestry to 

chancel projects slightly and has to W rectangular light. Aisle has at 

E end in centre 2-light pointed window and to W chimney and 

boilerhouse lean-to. To W tall 2-light window with label. Over W 

bellcote of tilehung lower part each side of ridge. Weatherboarded 

belfry has 4 louvred bell openings taking up each side with tracery 

in corner ones. Tiled roof starts as low pitched offset, crowned by 

short spire and weathervane. Inside chancel E end typical 

Butterfield with stained glass window of Christ carrying cross. Wall 

painted with 4 Gospel writers, panelling below and on side walls, 

Well carved choir stalls with poppyhead finials. No chancel arch but 

braces on truss come down to corbels. 3-bay aisle of pointed 

arches on round capitals and piers. To E lower pointed archway 

opposite door, under heavy octagonal font with carved panels 

tapering onto spurred square base.NE carved pulpit, like stalls. 

Boarded arch braced roof off heavy wallplates. Contemporary 

furnishings and light fittings. 

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BRAISHFIELD

Stables 8m NW Of Fairbournes 

Farm 

Kiln Lane 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PJ 

Staddle Barn 25m S Of Elm 

Grove Farm 

Dummers Road 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0QG 

Pucknall Farmhouse 

Dores Lane 

Braishfield 

Paynes Hay Farmhouse 

Paynes hay Road 

Braishfield 

LB2 29/12/1988 141066 Stable block. C18. Red brick with well-burnt headers, English bond; 

half-hipped plain clay tiled roof. On north-south axis, 2 storeys, 4 

bays. Segmental- arched small windows to lower bays 1 and 4, 

segmental arched doorway bay 2 and flat-arched doorway bay 3; 

wide loft doorways over both doors. Intermediate floor remains; 

queen-post roof trusses with clasped purlins. Attached to south end 

a single-storey building in red brick of Flemish garden wall bond, 

with two doorways on east side: in south wall two 3-light diamond 

lattice cast iron window casements set under double-brick 

segmental arches. Rear (west) elevation very much overgrown 

(June 1988) and not visible for inspection. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140842 Staddle barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on stone 

staddles, slate roof. 3 bay barn on 21 staddle stones with on side of 

end bay facing farmhouse lower 1 bay granary on 6 staddle stones 

(sharing 3). On farmyard side double doors to added bay. Roof 

half-hipped to main part, hipped to added bay with finials. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140846 Farmhouse. C16 core, rebuilt C18, remodelled C19. Timber-frame 

core, brick with blue headre decorations, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 

3 bay double pile. Front has central C20 glazed door in C19 

opened-fronted timber and glass gabled porch. Each side 

segemental head tripartite sash. Above door 4-pane sash and each 

side tripartite sash. Between each bay and near ends blue header 

pilaster, below windows blue header aprons. Moulded timber 

eaves. Gables rebuilt C19 with moulded brick kneelers and gable 

walls and stacks with large rectangular bases and 2 or 3 diamond 

or round shafts. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140862 Farmhouse. Early C18 and extended C19 and C20. Brick 

pebbledashed old plain tiled roof. 2 storey and attic on cellar, 5 bay 

x 2 bay building with C19 and C20 wings to rear and single storey, 

2 bay wing to R end. Front has just R of centre C19 4-panel top-lit 

door in C18 doorcase with 2-pane rectangular fanlight under flat 

hood on moulded brackets. Each side, positioned between bays 

early C19 16-pane sash. In L bay blind opening. On 1st floor 5 C18 

12-pane flush frame sashes. On roof three 2-light hip-roofed 

dormers. Roof hipped. Massive stack to rear wall of house, each 

side of centre hipped staircase wing now incorporated into 

additions. Interior much altered although C18 features remain. 

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BRAISHFIELD

1 The Terrace 

Newport Lane 

Braishfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PL 

Fairbournes Farm House 


Braishfield 

Granary 8m NE of Fairbournes 

Farm House 


Braishfield 










LB2 29/12/1988 141063 Detached farmhouse. Possibly mediaeval origins, but earliest 

surviving parts c1680 and early C18. Red brick, partly in Flemish 

Bond, partly in header bond; hipped plain clay tiled roofs using 

bonnets to hips; brick chimney stacks, the westernmost rendered. 

Double roof plan, set at right angles to road and some distance 

from it; main facade faces south. Two storeys with attic, 4 bays. 

West end the earlier, featuring small brick band course and obvious 

join with the C18 remainder; windows of cast iron lattice pattern 

with margins, C19 inserts, 2- and 3-lights, with no window upper 

bay 2; both bay 1 windows and the remainder at first floor level 

have flat half-brick shoulder arches, the remaining ground floor 

windows have slightly segmental arches which were intended to 

serve earlier, narrower windows: to bay 3 a 6-flush-panel entrance 

door set in late C19 brick and glazed porch with tiled roof, with 

timber pilasters remaining of an earlier door surround: between 

bays 1/2 and 3/4 are small lead-flat roofed dormer windows with 

slated cheeks, the single lights diamond-paned. West elevation ivy 

covered; outbuildings this end, some with slated lean-to with 

pitched-roof porch, and two 2-light small-pane steel casements to 

first floor. Interior mostly of late C19 and early C20 character: 

curved beam over fireplace (blocked) at east end; attic has one 

early partition, and roof frame has collar trusses with clasped 

purlins. The site formed one of the boundaries to Michelmersh 

Manor as early as 985 AD, when it was known as "feora burnan" - 

hence Fairbournes - and fragments of a mediaeval building in the 

barn (q.v.) suggest an earlier building of some significance on the 

site. (VCH Vol 3 p424) 

LB2 29/12/1988 141065 Granary. C18. Timber boarding on timber frame, set on 9 staddlestones; 

half-hipped Welsh slate roof on north-south axis. Boarded 

and ledged door in south wall: inserted floor of early date; simple 

purlin roof with mostly oak members, but some rafters renewed; 

partitions and linings virtually intact. Part of a farmstead of 

apparently pre- 985 AD origins. 

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BRAISHFIELD

Fairbournes Farm 


Crookhill 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0PJ 

LB2 29/12/1988 141064 Barn. C18, incorporating mediaeval timbers. Brick ends and bases 

in English bond, with timber boarding on timber frame; half-hipped 

plain clay tiled roof with loft doorways in gables. Five-bay aisled 

plan, with queen-post double-collar roof trusses having clasped 

purlins; windbraces to purlins, some curved; central full-height 

double doors to both long sides (north and south). 

BRAISHFIELD

Broughton 

Grandfathers 

Rookery Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AZ 

The Cottage 

Rookery Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AZ 

Broughton House 

Rookery Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AY 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140681 House. Circa 1700. Brick, old plain tile roof, tilehung gables. 2 

storey, 5 bay single pile. Central 6-panel door under moulded 

broken sediment hood on cut brackets. Above 2-light casement. 

Elsewhere cross windows. All windows leaded under rubbed brick 

arches. 1st floor string, and moulded coved timber eaves. Roof 

half-hipped with central ridge stack and projecting stack on left end 

and behind ridge to right. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140680 Cottage. C17 altered C18 and C20. Timber-frame with plaster infill 

and brick rebuilding and additions. 1½ storey, 3 bay with outshot to 

left end an outshot C20 porch to front of right bay. Planked door in 

centre of porch. 2 C19 2-light segmental head casements to centre 

bay. 2 2-light casements in left timber frame bay. Roof half-hipped 

to right and hipped and swept down to left. Large central stack 

rebuilt C20 and stack at right end. 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140679 Small country house. Early C18, altered and extended early C20. 

Brick, old plain tile roofs. Main part early C18 2 storey on cellar 

and attic double pile with projecting rear staircase tower; to left 

C1800 3 bay wing rebuilt early C20 as double pile, set back a at 

bay; to right early C20 2-storey 3 bay wide wing running at right 

angles, and C19 additions to rear of main block. Front has early 

C20 Bath stone doorcase of architrave and pediment on brackets, 

with double doors above 3 stone steps in right of centre bay. 

Centre bay has cellar light in 1st floor string. 5 C19 and early C20 

12-pane sashes with rubbed brick arches. 1st floor string. 5 C18 

and C19 12-pane sashes with rubbed brick heads and blind boxes. 

Cover moulded timber eaves. 3 hip-roofed dormer with 2-light 

casements. End stacks, very deep. Left wing has 5 early C20 12pane 

sashes, dentilled eaves and end stack. Left wing has C20 

large windows and sashes dentilled eaves to hipped roof and end 

stack. Interior has in rear projection C1700 staircase with 3 turned 

balusters per tread, moulded handrails, square newels with 

moulded tops and curtain step. Front right room has original 

panelling to dado level, full height over bolection fireplace. Both 

rooms to left of 1st floor have panelling. In centre hall with timber 

pedimented doorcases. 

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Waterside 

Rectory Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Meadowsweet 

Paynes Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Woodslee 

Rectory Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Rectory Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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LB2 07/02/1986 140677 Small house, once pair of cottages. Early C18, altered C19 and 

late C20 when restored. Brick, old plain tile roof. 2½ storey 5 bay 

early C18 building with lean-to porches each end at front, C20 

additions to left of link and garage and to rear. Front has in centre 

wide C19 hip-roofed bay with 4-light casement, each side 2 2-light 

casements under segmental arches. Over 5 2-light casements. In 

lean-to porches of half a half-hipped roof. C20 oak door under 

hipped hood on timber posts to left and 2-light casement to right. 

Roof half-hipped with large central stack and each side hip-roofed 

2-light casement dormers. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140676 Cottage. C15 extended C16. Cruck timber-frame, 

weatherboarded, on brick plinth and timber-frame with wattle and 

daub and colourwashed brick infill, thatched roof. 2 bay C15 cruck 

cottage with 1½ storey 2 bay C16 wing added to one side. Front 

has end of C15 part to left having planked door and 3-light 

casement with 3-light casement in gable. Small light in 

weatherboarded link. In C16 wing 3 2-light casements and over 2 

2-light casements in eyebrow dormers. Roof half-hipped with ridge 

stack between C16 bays and where ridges meet. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140675 Cottage. C17 extended, mid C20. Timber-frame with brick infill, 

addition similar, thatched roof. 2 bay with bay added to right 

outshot to rear, 1½ storey. C20 planked oak door at left of centre 

bay. In each bay C19 2-light casement and similar over in eyebrow 

dormer. Roof half-hipped and ridge stack immediately left of door. 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140672 Rectory now private house. C15 core encased late C17 building, 

extended mid and late C18 and early C19. Timber-frame core, 

brick on flint, mostly render, additions brick, and brick and flint, old 

plain tile roofs. 2 storey, 4 bay oldest range with remains of C15 

part at left end inside. To rear on left square C18 block. To rear on 

right late C18 wing. Front of oldest range has half-glazed door in 

left centre bay. In other bays 3-light casements, 4 smaller similar 

on 1st floor. Windows and doors early C19 with cambered head to 

each light. End stacks and large stack to rear of centre of main 

range staircase of oak with turned balusters and newels, 3 

balusters per step, moulded handrail ramped up over newels and 

softwood dado bolection moulded panelling and moulded handrail. 

On 1st floor in left bay room has exposed windbraces and purlin of 

C15 roof and C17 corner cupboard. 

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Stables And Wall 5m SW Of 

The Greyhound Hotel 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AA 

Meadowbrook House 

Paynes Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Old Timbers 

Paynes Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Quorn Cottage 

Paynes Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Wyncourt House 

Paynes Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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LB2 07/02/1986 140671 Stables and garden wall C18 and C19. Cob with slate coping wall 

and cob colourwashed brick and weatherboarded stables with old 

plain tile and slate roof. Next to Inn is C18 3 bay brick stable with 

cob road wall. On yard side central double doors. Stable door or 

2-light casement in end bays, half-hipped tiled roof. At far end low 

3 bay weatherboarded shed with cob roadside wall. On yard side 

double doors and windows. Wall 2.5m high extends 30m further. 


LB2 29/05/1957 140669 Cottage, once 2 cottages. C16, altered C18 and C20. Timberframe 

with brick infill and rebuilding, old plain tile roof. 2 storey 3 

bay, outshot to rear with wing to rear on right. Front has planked 

doors in open pent-roofs and brick wall porches in centre and left 

bays. C18 3-light casement in left bay. 2 C20 2-light leaded 

casements in right bay. On n1st floor to left 3-light leaded 

casement with head in eyebrow dormer. 1 and 2-light casement in 

other bays. Roof half-hipped with large central stack. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140668 Cottage, C17, altered C18. Timber-frame with brick infill some blue 

bricks, some colourwashed, and brick rebuilding, thatched roof. 2 

bay with outshot to left, 1½ storey on brick plinth. In right bay C20 

door and wide 3-light window. In left bay 3-light casement and in 

outshot similar with 2 lights blocked. All leaded. Above each bay 

3-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof hipped and swept down 

to left with pair of stacks above door. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140667 Cottage. C17, refronted C18. Timber-frame core encased in brick, 

weatherboarded store, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay with 

outshot store to left. C19 brick and tile gabled porch with planked 

door at left of centre bay. 2 or 3-light segmental head casements 

with immediately left of porch similar window reduced to single 

light. In outshot C20 3-light window. Above either side of door 3light 

casement in eyebrow dormers. Roof half-hipped to right and 

hipped an swept-down to left. Large ridge stack. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140665 House. Early C19. Colourwashed brick, slate roof with lead ridges. 

L-shaped, 3 bay front on Paynes Lane and 2 bay front on High 

Street, 2 storey. Front of 3 wide bay with 6-panel door and semicircular 

fanlight to right of centre 6 16-pane sashes with keystones 

on rendered arches. Roof to left bay hip of other range with higher 

ridge. Stack at right end and to left of centre. 

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Barn 30m S Of Manor Farm 

North End 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Garden Wall 100m SW Of 

Manor Farm 

North End 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Wall Around Farm Yard 25m S To 

75m NW Of Manor Farm 

North End 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Cartsheds 40m SW Of Manor 

Farm 

North End 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Manor Farm 

North End 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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LB2 07/02/1986 140664 Barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on rendered brick plinth, 

corrugated iron roof. End onto road 5 bay barn. Double doors on 

one side and double doors in pent-roofed porch on other to centre 

bay. Double doors at far end. Roof half-hipped. Inside queen post 

roof with braces to tiebeams and wallplates and windbraces. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140663 Garden wall. C19. Rendered cob, thatched coping. Wall encloses 

a garden of an acre. Walls run SW along road for 35m long, at 

corner nearest farm wall runs SE 20m with in corner doorway. At 

other end of roadside, wall runs S 30m. The other wall completes 

enclosure, but has a bulge in it. Wall 2.5m long with thatch coping 

and brick repairs. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140662 Wall around farmyard. C18. Cob with brick repairs, thatched 

coping, replaced by tile. Wall 2-3m high runs SW from entrance to 

farm, 50m along road, then runs 130m N along other road. 1st part 

has for 1st 20m thatched coping, next 20m forms rear wall of 

cartsheds. Then last 10m has tiled coping, turning rounded corner 

to 50m run with thatched coping, followed by 20m run of tile coping. 

Here an entrance 4m wide has been blocked by brick wall. Beyond 

this 26m on flint and brick plinth with tile coping and 30m length 

rebuilt C20 with tile coping running into corner of barn. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140661 Cartsheds. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded and brick walls 

old plain tile roof. To right 6 bay C18 cartshed, to left set back early 

C19 5 bay cartshed. To right 6 bay cartshed open with posts on 

padstones having braces to ties, brick rear and right walls, 

weatherboarded left wall. Roof half-hipped. To left 5 bay cartshed 

has open right 3 bays and vertically weatherboarded left 2 bays 

with door and window. Brick rear wall and weatherboarded end 

walls. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140657 Farmhouse. Late C18. Brick in header bond, mainly blue headers 

with red brick dressings, slate roof. 2 storey, 3 x 3 bay with wing to 

rear on right. Front has central 5-panel door with flush lower 

panels, 2-light rectangular fanlight over. Doorcase of fluted 

pilasters, above solid brackets to heavy moulded hoods. Each side 

early C19 tripartite sash in segmental head. On 1st floor, 3 16pane 

sashes in segmental heads originally for wider windows. 

Roof hipped with central well and symmetrical stacks on return 

ridges. 

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Brewers 

Horsebridge Road 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8BA 

Gardeners Cottage 


Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Wall To Churchyard Of St Marys 

Church 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Beeches Lodge 

Beech Tree Walk 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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wall to the S of Hyde Farmhouse 

Broughton 

Hyde Farm 


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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Two Tombchests 12m S Of 

Chancel St Marys Church 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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LB2 07/02/1986 140656 Cottage, once public house. C18 extended to rear C20. Brick 

encasing cob walling, thatched roof, slate roofs to rear. 2 bay, 1½ 

storey, front with wings to rear 2 storey. Front has central C18 5panel 

door in segmental head. Each side 3-light segmental head 

casement. Over 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof hipped 

with central stack. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140654 Cottage. C18. 2 storey, 2 bay. Brick, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 2 

bay. Central planked door under open gabled porch. Each side 3light 

casement, over 2-light casement. Roof hipped with central 

stack. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140618 Walls to churchyard. Early C18 much repaired. Brick with heavy 

stone coping. 1m high running S along road, from in front of The 

Close, to which it is linked by timber gate, for 55m with break for 

gateway halfway. Gabled stone coping. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140601 Lodge, Mid C19. M brick, old plain tile roof. L-shaped 2 storey 

building of 2 bays with projecting wing of one on front. Front with 

projecting wing on L bay. Top-glazed door at L or R bay. L bay 

has canted oriel on ground floor with leaded lights, 1st floor jettied 

on carved brackets. 3-light casement on 1st floor. Carved 

bargeboards to gables. Above R bay stack of pair of diamond 

stacks and at L end quadruple diamond shafted stack. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140651 Wall. C18. Rendered cob, thatched coping. Wall 3m high starts at 

S corner of house, runs S along road 70m then W for 40m with 

gates just round corner. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140649 Barn. C17. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick plinth, shingle 

roof. 3 bay barn, outshot to left 2 bays, to rear. Double doors in 

right bay and windows in other bays. Roof half-hipped. Inside 

Queen post roof. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140623 2 tombchests. Late C18. Portland stone. 1760 to Anne, 1769 to 

William, 1778 to Anne Steele; and 1772 to William, 1791 to Martha, 

1813 to Mary Steele. 

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Group Of 8 Headstones 12m SW 

Of Porch St Marys Church 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AA 

Group Of Three Headstones S Of 

Tower St Marys Church 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Bourne Cottage 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Store In Roadside Garden Wall 

20m S Of 


Rectory Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Cob Wall Rear Of Cob House, 

Old Timbers And 

Little Brook 

Paynes Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AQ 

LB2 07/02/1986 140620 8 headstones. Early and mid C18. Carved stones with embellished 

heads. Going away from church 1720/9 Edwrad and John Doswell, 

1750 Robert Courtney, 1722 John Courtney, 1733 Joseph Doswell, 

1731 Alice Doswell, 1731 Ambrose and Alice Courtney, 1779 

William and Sarah Courtney, 1769 Josiah and martha Doswell. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140621 3 headstones. Early C18. Carved stones with embellished heads, 

1725 Thomas Morgan, 1750 John Morgan, 1716 Susanna Morgan. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140670 House. Early C19. Brick, slate roof 2 storey, 3 bays double pile. 

Central C19 gabled timber and glass porch on brick walls with halfglazed 

door in front. Each side 16-pane sash. Over shorter similar 

with in centre fixed window with `snowflake' glazing pattern. All 

under rendered heads. End stacks. Included for group value. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140673 Store. C18. Brick, old plain tile roof. Low 3 bay building, blank 

except for open centre bay facing house. Roof hipped. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140666 Garden wall. C18 and C19. Rendered cob on flint or brick plinth, 

part rebuilt in brick, thatched coping. 3m high wall starts on corner 

of High Street and Paynes. 

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Warren Cottage 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AE 

Barn At Rear Of The Old Thatch 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AD 

Foords Farm 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AD 

Granary 10m SW Of Manor Farm 

North End 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AN 

Broughton Mill and Mill Cottage 


Broughton. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140610 Cottage. C17 core early C18 altered C19. Timber-frame core, 

brick, colourwashed front, old plain tile roof. 2 storey on cellar, 2 

bay with C20 range to rear. Central c1800 6-panel door with flush 

lower panels. Each side C19 4-pane sash in original opening with 

rubbed brick head. 2 C19 4-pane sashes on 1st floor. Toothed 

cornice. External stack at right end. On 1st floor at left 2 straight 

tieplates. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140642 Barn. Early C19. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick plinth, 

slated roof. 4 bay barn. Double doors in end bays. 6-panel C18 

door in centre right bay with loft door above. Roof half-hipped. 


LB2 07/02/1986 140631 House. Early C19. Chequerwork brick, rendered to rear, slate roof. 

2 storey 2 x 2 bays. Central round rubbed brick arch, originally to 

door, now with original fanlight and 9-pane window. 4 6-pane 

sashes with rubbed brick heads. C19 lean-to to left with similar 

sash. Wide eaves to hipped roof. End stacks originally to both 

piles now to front on right and rear on left. Cob barn and walls to 

rear. Included for group value. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140659 Granary. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on stone staddles, 

old plain tile roof. 3 bay granary on 12 staddle stones. Door in 

farmhouse end and windows in other end. C19 vertical 

weatherboarding. Roof half-hipped. Reused medieval combed 

ridge tiles. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140653 Mill and attached cottage. C18 and early C19. Brick, part 

weatherboarded mill, chequerwork brick cottage, old plain and 

fishscale tile roofs. 2 storey, 3 bay mill, 1½ storey, 2 bay cottage to 

left. Mill has right bay over millstream with bridge in front. 

Weatherboarded 1st floor with door. Centre bay blank. To left 

stable door in solid segmental head frame, and 12-pane window to 

right with segmental head. Over stable door in solid frame. 

Cottage has central open-fronted gabled brick porch. Inside 4panel 

door. To right 3-light casement, to left 2-light segmental 

head casement. 1st floor string. To each bay 2 or 3-light 

casement, to left 2-light segmental head casement. 1st floor string. 

To each bay 2 or 3-light pent-roofed dormer. Roof half-hipped to 

left, shared stack between buildings. 

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Wall At N End Of Hyde Farm 


Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8BD 

Hyde Farmhouse 


Broughton 

The Thatch 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AX 

Dowse Cottage 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AX 

Silverton Cottage 

High Street (west side) 

Broughton 

LB2 07/02/1986 140650 Wall. C18. Rendered cob, thatched coping. Wall 2.5m high starts 

at corner of lean-to to house, has pointed door, then turns right 

angle and runs up slide for 35m. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140648 Farmhouse. C16 extended C20. Timber-frame with colourwashed 

brick and wattle and daub infill, extension weatherboarded, 

thatched roof. 1½ storey, 4 bay with 2 C20 bays to left and lean-to 

to right. On plinth. 3-light casement in right centre bay. 2 2-light 

casements in other bays. Doors originally left of centre and in right 

bay. On wall plate to outer bays 3-light casements in eyebrow 

dormers, and 2-light similar over centre bays. C20 bays have 3 or 

4-ligh casement at different levels and 3-light casement in eyebrow 

dormer to end bay. Roof hipped with ridge piece and stacks at 

each end of ridge and between left 2 C16 bays. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140646 Cottage. C16. Timber-frame, colourwashed brick infill, 

weatherboarded outshot, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay with 

outshot to left. Planked C18 door to right of centre, to right on both 

floors C17 leaded oriel window on single cut bracket. At left end 

tiny C17 2-light casement, above in centre of bay 2-light casement. 

6-pane casement in outshot. Roof hipped and swept-down to left. 

Central ridge stack. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140645 School room and cottage. 1864 on tablet. Chequerwork brick 

room, coursed flint and brick, old plain tile roof. Cottage, 2 storey, 

3 bay; room is single storey, 3 bay. Central 6-panel top-lit door 

under open gabled timber porch. Each side 3-light segmental 

headed cast-iron lattice casements on both floors, 2-light similar 

over door. Central and left end stacks, decorated ridge tile. School 

room has central projecting gabled brick porch with pointed plank 

door and dentilled gable. Each side 3-light transomed window with 

top casements being latticed cast iron and rubbed brick heads. 

Iron vent in centre of roof. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140644 Cottage. C16. Timber-frame with M brick infill, thatched roof. 1½ 

storey 3 bay with outshot to rear. Front on plinth. Blocked doors in 

centre and right bay replaced by single casements. In end bays 

C20 2 or 3-light casement with above smaller similar in eyebrow 

dormer. Roof half-hipped to left, with external stack to left and 

large stack at right end. 

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Village Well 


Broughton 

The Barn House 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AA 

Old Church Farmhouse 


Broughton 

The Tally Ho Inn 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AA 

The Greyhound Hotel 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AA 

LB2 07/02/1986 140643 Well house. 1926 in memory of Lt John Fripp. Timber-frame on 

brick wall with brick rear walls, tile infill in gable old plain tile roof. 3 

bay pointed arcade along road. On end wide arch initialled 

keyblock. Now entrance infilled with metal fencing as is arcade. 

Roof gabled. Beside entrance brick wall with 2 tablets 

commemorating John Fripp and the opening. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140641 Barn. C18, Brick with some flint and cob areas, asbestos sheet 

roof replacing thatch. 5 bay barn. Front has farmyard falling right 

to left. Stable doors in all but right of centre bay under segmental 

heads. Steps up to right door. Roof half-hipped. Inside unusual 

roof of queen-posts on floor beams of hay loft attached halfway up 

to tiebeams between wallplates. Included for group value. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140640 Farmhouse, now doctor's house and surgery. Mid C18, extended 

1909. Brick, old plain tile roof with lead top. 2 storey and attic on 

cellar, 3 x 3 bay building, with 2 storey, 2 x 2 bay wing, set back, 

added to left C20, and low single storey wing added to right. Front 

has offset plinth and central doorway approached by 2 flights of 3 

steps. C18 5-moulded panel door in lugged moulded doorcase 

with aspidal hood on cut brackets. Each side canted flat-roofed 

1909 bays with 3 12-pane sashes. Above them 1909 tripartite 

sashes and in centre. C18 12-pane sash, all under rubbed brick 

heads. To left 1909 wing has in centre wide central brick stack, 

and at right 1st floor 12-pane sash. To right low wing (surgery) has 

tripartite sash and 9-pane sash. Dentilled eaves to hipped roofs 

with 3 C20 2-light flat-roofed dormers on main roof. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140639 Public House. Early C18. Colourwashed brick, old plain tile roof. 2 

storey and attic, 3 bay outshots rear. Central 6-panel door in 

moulded frame. Heavy moulded brackets to flat hood. Each side 

C19 4-pane sash. 1st floor string course. On 1st floor in centre 

bullseye window, each side C19 4-pane sash. Coved moulded 

timber eaves. Stacks each and behind ridge. 2 flat roofed dormers 

on ridge. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140638 Inn. Early C19. Colourwashed brick slate and old plain tile roof. 2 

storey on raised plinth, 3 x 3 bay with 1 storey addition to left. 

Front has above 3 steps, 6-panel door, half-glazed and rectangular 

5-light fanlight, doorcase has panelled reveal with plain hood on cut 

brackets. Each side canted hip-roofed bay with 16-pane sash in 

front. On 1st floor 3 small 16-pane sash. On right corner wrought 

iron sign bracket. Roof hipped with end stacks. Left addition blank 

with hipped roof and former on hip. 

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Sanford House 


Broughton 

Dennetts 

High Street 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AD 

The Old Thatch 


Broughton 

Kents Cottage 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AD 

LB2 07/02/1986 140637 House. Early C18, addition C19. Colourwashed brick, old plain tile 

roof. 2 storey, 3 bay outshot to rear and C19 single storey bay to 

right. Central 6-panel door in doorcase of heavy architrave having 

carved brackets on supporting open pediment. Each side C19 4pane 

sash, that to left having original rubbed brick head. On 1st 

floor 3 similar sashes and at right end wrought iron bracket for sign. 

Stack at right end. C19 bay has roundheaded window and double 

pile hipped roof. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140636 Small house. C18 refronted. Early C19. Brick, old plain tile roof. 

2 bay, 2 storey with wing to rear. Blocked central doorway. Either 

side C16 pane sash under rendered head. Over similar sashes. 

Moulded brick eaves. Stack at left end. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140634 House. C17. Timber-frame mostly encased in colour washed brick, 

thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay with low wing to rear on right 

originally service building and wing to rear on left. Front has plinth 

and in centre C19 pent-roofed bay with roof extended to right as 

hood over 4-panel door above 2 brick steps. Bay has 6-light Gothic 

casement. To left blocked door opening. Near each end C20 3light 

casement. Over left and centre bay C18 3-light casement in 

eyebrow dormer. Roof half-hipped to left. Large ridge stack to left 

of centre. Wing to rear on right. Service range single storey, 4 

bay. Bay against main house has 3-light casement, next bay has 

exposed timber-frame and 2-light casement. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140633 House, now pair of cottages. C16 with C17 cross-wing, refronted 

C18. Brick, mainly chequerwork thatched and tile roof. 1½ storey, 

3 C16 bays with C17 crosswing to left projecting to rear, later 

extended. Front has 3 C20 2-light leaded casements to right 

(Beehive) with above, but not over, remains of brick arches. Over 

centre small C18 2-light leaded casement, over other bays 2-light 

leaded casement in eyebrow dormer. Left bay has C19 3-light 

segmental head casement and on tile roof over C20 2- light flatroofed 

dormer. Left side C17 encased C18, extended C19, With 

panelled door in trellised gabled timber porch and 3-light 

casements in segmental heads with 2-light eyebrow dormers over. 

Roof of right part thatched with ridge piece, half hipped to right, 

stack to left of centre. Ridge stack on left wing. 

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Eversfield House 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AD 

Linden House 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AD 

North End Cottage 

North End 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AN 

Knoll House 

North End 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AN 

LB2 07/02/1986 140632 House. C17 core, remodelled C18 and C19. Timber-frame core, 

encased in brick then front rendered when bays added, old plain 

tile roof. 2 storey, 2 bay timber frame building, encased in brick 

C18 then wing built to rear on left, early C19 wing extended and 

wing built to rear on left and mid C19 bays added to front. Front 2 

bay, 2 storey, rendered. In each bay mid C19 full-height canted 

bays with 4-pane sashes to front and hipped roofs. Originally 

opening between, now blank. Roof hipped with stack at left end. 

Left side of brick has C18 casements and door. Timber-frame 

inside. Included for group value. 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140630 House. Mid C18, extended 1932. Red brick some blue headers old 

plain tile roof. 2 storey on cellar, 3 bay, double pile, with set back 

lower 2 bay, 2 storey addition to right. Front has plinth and central 

early C19 door of 6-panels, lower 2 flush, above C20 elliptical 

fanlight with intersecting glazing bars, all in solid doorcase. Open 

porch of Doric columns supporting dentilled open segmental 

pediment hood. Each side 16-pane sash with rubbed brick head. 

Over 2 similar sashes either side of 12-pane sash. Moulded timber 

cornice with wide spaced carved brackets. Symmetrical slightly 

projecting end stacks to both piles. Inside behind door with timber 

archway through to dog-leg staircase, altered C19, but with C18 

handrail ramped up at corners. Roundheaded stair sash and 

domed ceiling over with moulded timber cornice. In rear right room 

C18 dado panelling and corner cupboard. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140629 House. C16 extended C17 and C18 when became cottages. 

Timber-frame with wattle and daub and colourwashed brick infill, 

thatched roof. 1½ storey, 4 bay building, with hip bay added to left 

and outshot to right. C20 half-glazed door under hood at right of 

centre bay. Each side pair of C20 2-light casements with similar 

casement in each addition. In left 2 bays 3 or 4-light casement. 

Above each bay 3-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Right bay 

has exposed joist ends of inserted 1st floor. Roof hipped and 

swept down to right with ridge piece. Ridge stack between left 

bays and at right end of roof. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140628 House. Early C19. Brick, stuccoed, slate roof. 2 storey, 3 bay, 

double pile. Central 4-panel door with flush lower panels, over 

rectangular fanlight of central diamond and narrow red glass edge 

panels. Each side 16-pane sash and over 20-pane sash. Raised 

stucco quoins. Wide eaves with pairs of moulded brackets. Roof 

hipped with stuccoed external end stacks, that to right capped at 

eaves level. 

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The Old Bakehouse 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AX 

Clifton Cottage 

Glin Cottage (and part of 

Grannon) 

High Street 

Broughton 


High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AX 

Dovecote In Churchyard 50m N 

Of Chancel Of 


High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AA 

LB2 29/05/1957 140627 House and shop. Early C19. Colourwashed brick, slate roof. 2 

storey, 5 wide bays. C20 door under moulded gabled hood in left 

of centre bay. Double doors in segmental opening in right bay. 

Centre bay and in most of bays either side has C19 shop front of 8large 

pane window each side of brick panel all under cornice. To 

right of centre bay C20 16-pane sash and in left bay C19 16-pane 

segmental head sash. On 1st floor 5 16-pane sashes. Roof has 

stack at left end and to right of centre. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140626 Pair of semi-detached cottages. Mid C18, altered, possibly earlier. 

Brick part M, part colourwashed, old plain tile roof. 7 bays, 2 storey 

and attic, left (Clifton) 5 bays, right (Glin) 2 wide bays. Doors at 

inside of end bays. Left cottage has 4-panel door under tented 

lead hood. In bays each side on both floors 3-light casement in 3rd 

bay from left leaded casement. Narrow centre bays with 1 and 2light 

leaded C18 iron windows (these bays were possibly once a 

cottage). Right bays have in centre C20 glazed floor under open 

gabled timber porch, cartwheel window over. C20 2-light 

casements except bottom right which is C19, which belongs to 

Grannon (cottage to right) with a flying freehold. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140625 Small house. Mid C18, extended C20, possibly earlier core. 

Colourwashed brick, old plain tile roof. End onto road, 2 storey, 4 

bay, at far end C20 1½ storey. Front has in 2nd bay from road, 6panel 

door in solid frame under open porch of flat head on 

hexagonal posts and trellised sides. 12-pane sash in road bay and 

16-pane sashes in far bays, all under rubbed brick heads. 1st floor 

string. Above centre bays have 9-pane sashes, 2-light casements 

in end bays. Road end has tripartite segmental head sash, 1st 

floor string, 9-pane casement under rubbed brick head and in gable 

2-light leaded casement. Roof half-hipped with stack behind ridge 

above door. 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140624 Dovecote. C17 and C18. Brick, old plain tile. Circular dovecote on 

plinth. Planked door. Brick eaves cornice. Overhanging conical roof 

with open cupola. Records suggest it was built in 1689 on site of 

C14 dovecote. 

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Two Tombchests And Two 

Headstones 

SW Of S Aisle St Marys Church 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AA 


High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AA 

LB2 07/02/1986 140622 2 tombchests and 2 headstones. Early and mid C18. Carved 

headstones and tombchests of Portland stone lids on brick walls 

tombchests. 1767 to Mary Hattatt; 1789 to John Hattatt. 

Headstones beside the former; 1729 to Nicholas Touton; 1744 to 

Sarah Hattatt. 

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LB2S 29/05/1957 140619 Parish church. C12 origins, c1200 N aisle, early C13 S aisle and 

have lengthened. C15 tower and nave clerestory, C17 rebuilt to 

nave and chancel, 1853 and 1901 restoration. Rubble flint, brick 

repairs, stone and brick dressings, old plain tile roof. Plan of C12 

church, chancel rebuilt C17, C19 N vestry, nave with C13 W bay, 

C15 clerestory, c1300 S aisle with porch rebuilt 1921. C13 N aisle 

with C19 porch, and C15 W tower, remodelled C19. E end of 

chancel rebuilt C19 has stepped 3-light trefoiled window recessed 

under pointed arch. Roof overhangs supported on timber corbels. 

S side has 2 C17 2-light squareheaded windows, W one taller and 

low set. To N is C19 gabled vestry with to W of it C19 2-light 

window. Tile hung exposed E gable of nave. Clerestory has on N 

to E 2 C15 squareheaded 2-light trefoiled window, and to W C19 

copy and C17 squareheaded 2-light roundheaded window. On S 3 

C19 2-light trefoiled window, C17 SE buttress. On S to E and W 

similar window and buttress. To W of centre C16 gabled porch with 

C20 S face of diagonal buttresses and perpendicular doorway with 

C18 door. In W end small C13 2-light trefoiled window with 

quatrefoil in head. N aisle has C13 2-light trefoiled window in E 

end, NE buttresses and central N C19 gabled brick porch. Each 

side C17 buttress and square headed 2-light trefoiled W window. 

W bay of nave has each side C13 slightly pointed lancet and clasps 

sides of tower. Tower has to W stepped diagonal buttresses to end 

stage C19 rendered brick battlemented top stage. To S low set 

roundheaded door. To W reset C13 W door of 3 moulded orders, 

outer with dog-tooth between beaded rolls, inner chamfered, outer 

2 on shafts with moulded capitals. On each side reset C15 niches, 

above single trefoiled light. Inside chancel early C19 vaults under 

sanctuary. Timber lintels to S windows. C 19 scissor truss roof. 

Monuments: to S 1647 Christopher Hearst, inscribed slate in stone 

frame with Dutch gable and 3 ball finials; to N 

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The Close 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AA 

Yew Tree House 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AA 

Old Market House 

High Street (east side) 

Broughton 

LB2 29/05/1957 140617 House. Mid C18. Blue brick in headed bond, red brick dressings, 

old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 wide bays. To left of centre C18 6panel 

door in solid doorframe with radiating arched fanlight. 

Doorcase of pilasters topped by console brackets supporting open 

pediment. Left bay has full height canted bay with flat roof. To 

front 12-pane sash, 8 pane sashes on angles. In M 2-light 

casements, 16-pane sash not directly over, and right bay has single 

storey canted flat roof bay with 16-pane sash to front and similar on 

1st floor. Dentilled eaves hipped roof with stack at right end ad on 

return ridge to left. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140616 Pair of semi-detached houses. Earlier core to late C18 buildings, 

No.4 much altered C20. Brick in header bond, some blue bricks, 

No.4 colourwashed, old plain tile roof. To right 2 wide bay, 2 storey 

(Yew) with lean-to to right end and older wing to rear, to left taller 2 

storey, 3 bay range, with parallel range to rear of left 2 bays, right 

bays belonging to Yew and rear range on centre bay. Front 2 

storey, 5 bay. At right end in hipped lean-to 6-panel door under flat 

hood and small 16-pane sash. At right end inserted C20 topglazed 

door, and in each bay 20-pane sash in rubbed brick arch 

with similar over. Toothed eaves. At right end of taller part C18 6panel 

double door with bullseye lights in top panels and reeded 

boarders to bottom ones, under tented lead roofed open timber 

porch. To left bays rebuilt and colourwashed. Ground floor in 

centre slightly projects, with 2 C20 3-light windows, one above, one 

at left end above C20 door. Dentilled eaves. Roof half-hipped to 

left and stack each end of right part. No.4 listed for group value. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140615 House. C16 extended C18, altered C20. Timber-frame with brick 

infill, rebuilding and additions and weatherboarded in part, old plain 

tile roof. End onto High Street, left side onto Rectory Lane, 1½ 

storey, 3 bay with weatherboarded store to road end bay on right 

and on left side pair of gabled bays to far 2 bays. Road end has 

door in corner of left bay, C18 planked door in solid frame under 

triangular hood across corner. Beside bullseye window. In end of 

house long C19 18-pane window to left and 10-pane window to 

right. In gable C20 3-light window. Roof half-hipped with stack left 

side of road end bay, and large ridge stack at far end. 

Weatherboarded store has double doors, half-hipped roof and ridge 

stack. 

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12 High Street (east side) 

Broughton 

The Forge 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AE 

The Old Malthouse 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AE 

Brigge House 


Broughton 

LB2 07/02/1986 140614 House, once shop. Early C19. Chequerwork brick, slate roof. 2 

storey, 3 bay. Between left bays 6-panel top lit door in solid frame. 

Each side 16-pane sash in rubbed brick head. At right end early 

C20 3-light shop window with name board in frame above. On 1st 

floor 3 16-pane sashes in rubbed brick heads. Roof half-hipped to 

right with ridge stack between right bays. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140613 Row of cottages. C17 core, refronted C18. Brick some in 

chequerwork, old plain tile roof. Older core mainly in right part (Old 

Plough) of 3 bays, left bay narrow, left part (Forge) 2 bay with wing 

to rear of right bay. Left cottage has central top-lit 6-flush-panel 

door under flat hood. Each side C18 16-pane sash in rubbed brick 

head with similar sashes over. Right cottage has 4-panel door 

under flat hood between right bays, C19 sash in rendered head 

each side with small 4-light sash over. Narrow left bay has 2-light 

casement on each floor not in line roof half-hipped to left with 

external end stack, stack at right end and large ridge stack over 

narrow bay. Diamond pattern in newer tiles on roof. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140609 Row of cottages, formerly maltings. Late C18 and early C19. 

Brick, centre cottage rendered, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, each 2 

irregular bays. To left (The Old Malt House) has in left bay C18 

planked door under wide flat hood, above half-glazed double doors, 

originally a loading bay. To right 2-light casement. Near each end 

small casement. All with rubbed brick heads. Central part (Horns) 

has to left of centre 6-panel door under gabled hood, and at right 

end similar garden door, each side wide 6-pane sash. 1st floor 

string course and 2 wide 6-pane sashes. Right cottage (Linden) 

has to right 6-panel door under flat hood, to left 16-pane sash. 

Above wide 12-pane sash and 2-light casement. Dentilled eaves 

throughout. Roof hipped to right with rear wing. Ridge stacks 

between right 2 cottages and in centre over door. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140608 House. Late C18. Brick, slate roof. 2 storey, 4 bay with added bay 

set back at left. Irregular sized bays. Door in 3rd bay form right 

and door to garden in right bay. Main door C18 6-panel with 2 

panels in place of semi-circular fanlight. Right door planked with 

render in arch over. 6 C18 16-pane sashes. Added bay has 

similar over large double doors. Stacks each end of original part 

and to addition. Granary, converted to studio c1912 in garden to 

rear. 

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The Old Manse 


Broughton 


Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AE 

Dixons House 

Dixons Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AT 

Munday 

North End 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AN 


Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AE 

LB2 29/05/1957 140607 House. C17 core refronted C18 altered C20. Timber-frame core 

with brick encasing rendered with incised lines. 2 storey, 3 bay, 

outshot to rear. To left of centre 6-panel top-lit door in solid frame 

under flat head on moulded brackets, and timber posts. Above 

bullseye window. To left on both floors C18 16-pane sash. In end 

bays on both floors C19 and C20 tripartite sashes. Roof halfhipped 

with ridge stacks to left of door and at right end, and stack 

behind ridge in centre. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140606 Pair of semi-detached cottages. Early C19. Chequer brickwork, 

slate roof. Each cottage 2 storey, 2 bay. Planked door in outer bay 

under open gabled porch on tree trunks. Inner bays have 2-light 

cast-iron casement under blue brick segmental head. On 1st floor 

2 shorter similar windows. Roof hipped with stack each end of 

ridge. Brick lean-to to left. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140605 House. C16 refronted C18. Timber-frame encased in brick, 

thatched roof. 2 storey, 3 bay, outshot to rear. C18 6-panelled 

door in panelled reveal with doorcase of pilasters and moulded 

hood on replacement timber posts, to right of centre. In each bay 

C18, C19 and C20 wide 20-pane sashes. 1st floor string course, 

large L-section ridge stack above door and stack at left end. Ridge 

piece. C20 addition set back to left end. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140629 House. C16 extended C17 and C18 when became cottages. 

Timber-frame with wattle and daub and colourwashed brick infill, 

thatched roof. 1½ storey, 4 bay building, with hip bay added to left 

and outshot to right. C20 half-glazed door under hood at right of 

centre bay. Each side pair of C20 2-light casements with similar 

casement in each addition. In left 2 bays 3 or 4-light casement. 

Above each bay 3-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Right bay 

has exposed joist ends of inserted 1st floor. Roof hipped and 

swept down to right with ridge piece. Ridge stack between left 

bays and at right end of roof. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140606 Pair of semi-detached cottages. Early C19. Chequer brickwork, 

slate roof. Each cottage 2 storey, 2 bay. Planked door in outer bay 

under open gabled porch on tree trunks. Inner bays have 2-light 

cast-iron casement under blue brick segmental head. On 1st floor 

2 shorter similar windows. Roof hipped with stack each end of 

ridge. Brick lean-to to left. 

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The Square 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AA 

LB2 29/05/1957 140616 Pair of semi-detached houses. Earlier core to late C18 buildings, 

No.4 much altered C20. Brick in header bond, some blue bricks, 

No.4 colourwashed, old plain tile roof. To right 2 wide bay, 2 storey 

(Yew) with lean-to to right end and older wing to rear, to left taller 2 

storey, 3 bay range, with parallel range to rear of left 2 bays, right 

bays belonging to Yew and rear range on centre bay. Front 2 

storey, 5 bay. At right end in hipped lean-to 6-panel door under flat 

hood and small 16-pane sash. At right end inserted C20 topglazed 

door, and in each bay 20-pane sash in rubbed brick arch 

with similar over. Toothed eaves. At right end of taller part C18 6panel 

double door with bullseye lights in top panels and reeded 

boarders to bottom ones, under tented lead roofed open timber 

porch. To left bays rebuilt and colourwashed. Ground floor in 

centre slightly projects, with 2 C20 3-light windows, one above, one 

at left end above C20 door. Dentilled eaves. Roof half-hipped to 

left and stack each end of right part. No.4 listed for group value. 

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Beehive Cottage 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AD 

Rectory Lane Cottage 

Rectory Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AB 


Rookery Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AY 

Barn And Attached Office 10m N 

Of 

Manor Farm 

North End 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AN 

LB2 07/02/1986 140633 House, now pair of cottages. C16 with C17 cross-wing, refronted 

C18. Brick, mainly chequerwork thatched and tile roof. 1½ storey, 

3 C16 bays with C17 crosswing to left projecting to rear, later 

extended. Front has 3 C20 2-light leaded casements to right 

(Beehive) with above, but not over, remains of brick arches. Over 

centre small C18 2-light leaded casement, over other bays 2-light 

leaded casement in eyebrow dormer. Left bay has C19 3-light 

segmental head casement and on tile roof over C20 2- light flatroofed 

dormer. Left side C17 encased C18, extended C19, With 

panelled door in trellised gabled timber porch and 3-light 

casements in segmental heads with 2-light eyebrow dormers over. 

Roof of right part thatched with ridge piece, half hipped to right, 

stack to left of centre. Ridge stack on left wing. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140674 Cottage, C16 remodelled and extended C18. Timber-frame with 

brick infill, replacement and addition, old plain tile roof. 1 1/2 and 2 

storey, 2 bay timber-frame, bay added to left C18 and lean-to to 

right. C20 stable door at right of centre bay under small gabled 

hood on timber posts. Each side C20 2-light steel windows. In left 

bay 2-light in segemtal opening, another above. In right bay outshot 

3-light casement. Above right 2 bays early C18 2-light wrought-iron 

casement in gabled dormer. Stack between 2 C16 bays and at left 

end. Roof half-hipped to right. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140678 Cottage. C16 remodelled early C19. Timber-frame with 

colourwashed brick infill on flint plinth with brick infill on flint plinth 

with brick and flint encasing. 3 bay, 1 1/2 storey C16 building with 

right bay rebuilt with added bay as 2 storeys, and weatherboarded 

store added to left end. Road front has in added right bay large 2light 

casement under rendered brick arch with 6-pane window. In 

left 2 bays ground floor rebuilt in brick with irregular 2-light 

casement in each bay. Stack at each end of right part and at left 

end. Weatherboarded store has double doors. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140658 Barn and attached office, Early C18 barn and C19 office. Timberframe 

weatherboarded, on brick plinth, partly rebuilt in cob, flint and 

brick office, old plain tile roofs. 3 bay barn to left, small ofice. Barn 

left bay against C20 barn, stable door in centre and window to right. 

Roof hipped to left and half-hipped to right. Office has to left door 

and window, to right 2-light casement. 

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Broughton Mill 


Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8BD 

Driscolls 


Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8BD 

The Granary At The Rear Of The 

Old Thatch 

High Street 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AD 

Staddle Barn And Mill 25m NW 

Of 

Manor Farm 

North End 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AN 

Rose Cottage 

Romsey Road 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8DB 

LB2 07/02/1986 140652 Barn and cartshed. C17 barn, early C19 cartshed. Timber-frame 

weatherboarded barn, cartshed of brick and weatherboarding old 

plain tile roof. 5 bay barn with cartshed coming forward from left 

bay, and sheds to rear of centre bay. Barn has double doors in 2nd 

left bay, door in right bay. Roof half-hipped. Inside Queen post roof 

with curved and straight braces to tiebeams and wallplate, and 

windbraces. Cartshed open except for walls weatherboarded or 

brick. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140647 Cottage. C16 altered late C20. Timber-frame with wattle and daub, 

one end rebuilt in brick, other weatherboarded lean-to and gable, 

thatched roof. 3 bay, 1 1/2 storey, lean- to at right end. In centre 

and left bays 2 irregular 2-light casements, similar at right end and 

single casement at left end and left end of right bay. Above centre 

and left bay, C20 2 or 3-light eyebrow dormer. Roof half-hipped 

with ridge piece and stack above right bay. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140635 Granary. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, old plain tile roof, 

on staddle stones. Square-plan granary on 9 staddle stones. 

Planked door in end. Half hipped roof. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140660 Staddle barn and mill. C18 altered C19. Timber-frame 

weatherboarded on brick and flint plinth and stone staddles, 

corrugated iron roof. 9 bay barn with projections. Porches on both 

sides to 3rd bays in from each end, and on rear of left of centre 

bay, mill. Front has 2 projections pent roofed porches on 6 stone 

staddles with double doors in and double doors and window in right 

end. Far side has projecting hip-roofed porches on 6 stone staddles 

and half-hipped mill on brick walls. Inside floor removed from right 2 

bays. End 2 bays narrower. Much altered roof, originally queen 

post. Some mill gear remains. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140780 Cottage attached shop. C17 eaves raised and shop cross-wing 

added C19. Timber-frame with rendered brick infill and additions, 

slate. 2 bays of timber-frame with raised eaves to 2 storeys and 

C19 outshot to rear, at left end C19 projecting cross-wing with 

shop. 7-light casements in C17 bays with blocked door in right bay. 

Over 2 2-light segmental headed casements. Rights gable rebuilt. 

To left shop has central top-lit door with window either side all 

under moulded cornice. 4-pane sash over. Ridge stack above 

blocked door. Inside most of frame survives. 

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Hildon House 

Beech Tree Walk 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8DG 

Rookery Cottage 

Rookery Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AZ 

Butlers Cottage 

Rookery Lane 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8AZ 

LB2 04/12/1984 140600 Stable block. Mid C19. Yellow brick with moulded bricks, slate 

roof. L-shaped of 5 bay front range, symmetrical, 1½ storey with 3 

storey central tower, single storey wings to rear. Square tower has 

corner full height clasping pilasters and blocked tall archway. On 

1st floor 4-light transomed window rubbed brick head. On 2nd floor 

blind circular opening. Above dentilled and moulded cornice, 

parapet and similar cornice, over rendered Dutch gable with coat of 

arms. Behind tall hipped roof with lead ridges and open cupola and 

weathervane. Bays each side of centre have blank ground floor, 

1st floor string course and above oriel window with head in Dutch 

gabled dormer. 2-light casement in rubbed brick arch and finial to 

gable. End bays slightly projecting with 12-pane sash under 

rubbed brick arch. Each side small pilaster rising into gable. 1st 

floor string and pediment gable off wallplate with dentilled and 

moulded cornice and architrave. 2-light cross window under 

rubbed brick arch. Over cornice like others, between pilaster. Roof 

has ornate vitreous ridge tiles with raised crosses. On end walls 

stack rising above eaves as pair of diamond shafts. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140683 Cottage C17 encased C18. Timber-frame encased in 

colourwashed brick, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay with outshot to 

left. Planked door in C20 porch between right bays. To right 

canted oriel window of 3-lights. In other bays 3-light segmental 

head casements, with 2-light casement between and casement in 

outshot. On 1st floor at right 3-light casement in eyebrow dormer. 

To left long eyebrow dormer containing 2-light oriel and 2-light 

casement. Roof hipped to left with ridge piece and stack above 

door. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140682 Cottage. C17 altered C18. Timber-frame with colourwashed brick 

infill and additions, thatch roof. Single storey and attic, 4 bay, right 

bay C18. 3-light leaded C18 casement in centre bays with C19 

stained glass window left of centre. C18 planked door in right bay 

and 2-light casements in left bay. Over left centre bay 3-light 

casement in eyebrow gable. Roof hipped with large central stack. 

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Bullington 

Granary 10yds S Of 11 

Bullington Manor Lane 

Upper Bullington 

Sutton Scotney 

Hampshire 

Barn And Outbuildings 60yds E 

Of 

Church Farm 

Lower Bullington 


Hampshire 

SO21 3RE 

Mill N Of Church Farm 



Hampshire 

SO21 3RE 

13 Bullington Manor Lane 



Winchester 

Hampshire 

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Hampshire 

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LB2 21/03/1984 139578 Granary. Early C18. Timber frame on 9 (+ 1) staddles, with brick 

infilling (masked by boarding on the north side). Corrugated iron 

roof. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139574 Group of farm buildings on 3 sides of a courtyard. Early and late 

C19. On the north side is a long single-storeyed range with a 

hipped tile roof, the walls being partly boarded, part of brickwork, 

with some cartshed openings. The east range is s 4-bay timberframed 

barn with a 1/2 hipped pantile roof and boarded walls. the 

south range is a stable, with brick walls (timber-framed gable0 and 

1/2 hipped pantile roof. Included for group value. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139573 Water mill. C18, mostly mid C19. Boarded walls and hipped 

pantile roof. L-shaped block, with a timber-frame on a brick base. 

The north side has 2 storeys, 3 upper windows, with cambered 

heads, the base walls in the mill race showing the position of the 

wheel axle (now blocked). The roadside elevation (east) has 2 full- 

height openings, with upper and lower doors. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139579 Pair of cottages. C18, with C20 extensions to No.13. Rendered 

walls and thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. The roof is 

½-hipped, the upper west gable having an exposed timber frame, 3 

dormers to the front (north) having boarded (one brick) gable and 

cills at eaves level. Small casements. No.14 has a boarded door 

in a plain frame. No.13 has mid C20 windows and a flat roofed 

single-storeyed extension at the east side. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139577 Long narrow block, being an irregular pair of cottages, of C17 origin 

but mainly early C19 exterior: No. 11 faces south and No.12 north. 

Brick and flint, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, irregular 

fenestration. ½ hipped roof, No.12 with higher ridge and lower 

eaves, with wide eyebrows to the dormers on the south (rear) side. 

Red brickwork, with narrow flint banding to the 3 sides of No. 11, 

and larger flint panels to the front (north) of No.12, with blue and 

red brick banding: fragments of exposed timber-framing in the 

upper part of No. 12 on the south side. Casements. No.11 has a 

C20 gabled and boarded porch on the south side, No.12 a plain 

doorway on the north side. 

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St Michaels Church 



Hampshire 

SO21 3RE 




Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RB 

Bullington House 

Bullington Lane 

Bullington 

Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3QG 

32 Lower Bullington 


Hampshire 

SO21 3RE 

LB2S 20/12/1960 139571 Parish church. Late C12, early C13, early C19, and restoration of 

1871. Single cell, of Norman nave and a chancel of circa 1220, 

with a western tower of the third period; a north vestry, south porch, 

and some restoration details are of 1871. Flint walls with stone 

dressings; 2 small Norman windows at the west end of the nave, a 

lancet on the southside of the chancel and a Norman doorway 

(blocked) on the north side; the restoration work includes triple 

lancets at the east end, 2 small "Perpendicular" windows at the 

south side of the nave, a priest's door, and windows and door of the 

vestry. The tower is of red brickwork with flint panels, corner flat 

buttresses, the top of the brickwork finishing as a dentil eaves to 

the pyramid roof; small "Geometrical" belfry windows, and a larger 

west window. Single tiled roof, extending over the outshots (vestry 

and heating chamber) on the north side. The south porch has a tile 

and gabled roof above an open timber framework, resting on a 

base wall. Inside, the details are all of the last period, but there are 

4 wall monuments of the period 1800 to 1830 and a floor slab of 

1727; the tower arch is a plan semi-circle above impost bands. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139577 Long narrow block, being an irregular pair of cottages, of C17 origin 

but mainly early C19 exterior: No. 11 faces south and No.12 north. 

Brick and flint, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, irregular 

fenestration. ½ hipped roof, No.12 with higher ridge and lower 

eaves, with wide eyebrows to the dormers on the south (rear) side. 

Red brickwork, with narrow flint banding to the 3 sides of No. 11, 

and larger flint panels to the front (north) of No.12, with blue and 

red brick banding: fragments of exposed timber-framing in the 

upper part of No. 12 on the south side. Casements. No.11 has a 

C20 gabled and boarded porch on the south side, No.12 a plain 

doorway on the north side. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139576 House. Early C19, with early C20 extensions. Painted brick walls, 

and a slate roof. Symmetrical south elevation of 2 storeys, 3 

windows. Low-pitched roof with wide eaves and hipped ends. 

Sashes in reveals, central French window. The west elevation has 

a rectangular brick bay with a small window and a hipped slate 

roof, and the entrance below a sash window, with a slightly lower 

northward extension of the later date, with casement. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139575 House. C17, with C20 extensions. Timber-framed house of 1 

storey and attic, irregular fenestration. Thatched roof, wrapping 

round a tile-hung dormer, with hipped tile roof and tiled main roof 

below the cill. Rendered infilling to the frame and other rendered 

walls. Casements. 2 plain doorways with boarded doors. 

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Barn And Outbuildings 60yd E Of 

Church Farm 



Hampshire 

SO21 3RE 

Church Farm And Wall 

Village Street 



Winchester 

Hampshire 

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Winchester 

Hampshire 

SO21 3RB 

LB2 21/03/1984 139574 Group of farm buildings on 3 sides of a courtyard. Early and late 

C19. On the north side is a long single-storeyed range with a 

hipped tile roof, the walls being partly boarded, part of brickwork, 

with some cartshed openings. The east range is a 4-bay timberframed 

barn with a ½-hipped pantile roof and boarded walls. The 

south range is a stable, with brick walls (timber-framed gable) and 

½-hipped pantile roof. Included for group value. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139572 House. Of C17 origin, with mid C18 cladding, and early C20 

restoration and extension. Mainly brick walls, and a tile roof. Front 

(east) of 2 storeys, 2 windows. Hipped roof with massive stack, 

having a brick dentilled base supporting 4 diagonal flues. Red 

brickwork in English bond, cambered ground floor arches now 

relieving flat window tops, 2 flint panels at the lower level. 

Casements. Doorway has a moulded hood on carved brackets, 

and a boarded door. The north and part of the west elevations 

have exposed timber-framing with rendered and brick panels: the 

south end is tile-hung. Associated with the house on the south side 

is an enclosure surrounded by a high wall, with a rendered surface 

and pantile capping. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139579 Pair of cottages. C18, with C20 extensions to No.13. Rendered 

walls and thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. The roof is 

½-hipped, the upper west gable having an exposed timber frame, 3 

dormers to the front (north) having boarded (one brick) gable and 

cills at eaves level. Small casements. No.14 has a boarded door 

in a plain frame. No.13 has mid C20 windows and a flat roofed 

single-storeyed extension at the east side. 

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Charlton 

Foxcotte Tower 

Foxcotte Lane 

Foxcotte 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 4AB 

Wren Cottage 

114 Charlton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 4AH 

Snowdrop Cottage 

112 Charlton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 4AH 

Foxcotte Tower 

Foxcotte Lane 

Foxcotte 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 4AB 

Sundial Cottage 

88 Hatherden Road 

Charlton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 4AW 

LB2 24/06/1983 139497 Formerly Foxcott Farm. C18. Symmetrical facade (south) of 2 

storeys and basement, 3 windows. Hipped tile roof, brick dentil 

eaves. Red brick walling in Flemish bond, rubbed flat areas, stone 

cills. Sashes in reveals. The doorcase has a canopy on carved 

brackets, panelled reveals, fanlight, 6-flush panelled door, and 

steps flanked by wrought-iron rails. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139478 Late C18. symmetrical front of one storey and attic, 2 windows. 

Hipped thatched roof, brought to a low eaves over the north-side 

outshot, eyebrows. Walling of flint with red brick bands and quoins 

rubbed flat arches, high plinth. Casements. Boarded door in solid 

frame. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139477 C16, C18, early C19. A timber-framed building, now two cottages, 

of one storey and attic, 4 windows. Hipped thatch roof, catslide at 

rear, eyebrow dormers above first floor windows (with cills at eaves 

level). No 111 has flint walling with brickwork bands and quoins, 

covered by rendering on No 112. Casements, two small unglazed 

wooden windows in the former rear (now internal) wall. Central 

plain door, with thatched canopy on poles; west end has a curved 

ground floor with a door (once a larger window). Central stack of 

the late C17 inserted into the frame building. Was once the Buck 

and Dog Public House. 

LB2 24/02/1950 139498 Circa 1840. The surviving part of a church, which was a restoration 

of a medieval building. Pyramid tile roof. Squared and knapped 

flint walling, with stone dressings; eaves band, bands to the 2 

stages and plinth, diagonal buttresses, stair turrets, lancet openings 

(coupled below a circular light and above a doorway on the south 

side). A modern 2 storeyed structure is attached on the north side. 

LB2 C16, early C19. Timber-framed house of 2 storeys, 2 windows. 

Tile roof, with wrought-iron eaves brackets; shaped stack. 

Exposed frame on a brick base, with rendered infilling. Four early 

C19 sashes. Modern boarded door. 

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Bluebell Cottage 

111 Charlton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 4AH 

Upper Charlton House 

104 Charlton Road 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 4AH 

Walnut Tree Cottage 

66 Hatherden Road 

Charlton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 4AP 

Pintails 

113 Charlton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 4AH 

LB2 24/06/1983 139477 C16, C18, early C19. A timber-framed building, now two cottages, 

of one storey and attic, 4 windows. Hipped thatch roof, catslide at 

rear, eyebrow dormers above first floor windows (with cills at eaves 

level). No 111 has flint walling with brickwork bands and quoins, 

covered by rendering on No 112. Casements, two small unglazed 

wooden windows in the former rear (now internal) wall. Central 

plain door, with thatched canopy on poles; west end has a curved 

ground floor with a door (once a larger window). Central stack of 

the late C17 inserted into the frame building. Was once the Buck 

and Dog Public House. 

LB2 24/02/1950 139476 C.18. Symmetrical front (west) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Tile roof, 

(at the rear a catslide) with a hipped roofed 2 storeyed central 

projection, and 2 hipped dormers. Massive tapered stack at the 

north gable. The front is of stucco, with a first floor band. Sashes 

of 3 lights (except above the central door). The doorway has a 

moulded canopy on carved brackets, architrave, and 6 panelled 

door (2 top glazed). The side elevations are of red brickwork, 

English bond, with some exposed timber framing to the rear 

outshot. Flanking brick walling to the forecourt. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139475 Formerly known as Small House 70 yds NW of church. C. 18. 

Symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Hipped 

thatched roof. Stucco walling, first floor band, plinth. Sashes in 

reveals, of 3-lights to the ground floor. Lattice porch with a 

thatched roof. 

LB2 22/12/1987 427697 C17. Timber-framed lobby entrance, house refronted in late C18 

and refenestrated in late 20C. Front faced in flintwork with red 

brick quoins with lacing courses to left and panels to right. Hipped 

thatched roof with red brick chimney-stack having some C17 bricks 

to base. 2 storeys 3 windows. Large C20 tripartite casements with 

shutters to ground floor. Modern brick and glazed porch. Catslide 

roof to rear. Interior has exposed box framing with midrail. Dining 

room has central spine beam with 2 inch chamfers and run out stop 

to one end and open fireplace retaining entrance to bread oven and 

salt niche. Lounge, formerly parlour, has spine beam with 2½ inch 

chamfer and lambs tongue and quirk stop and C18 brick fireplace. 

Roof is of through purlin type with large tie beam, collar beam and 

3 vertical posts. Rustic type rafters Some diagonal tension braces. 

Very wide floorboards. 

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Chilbolton 

Abbots Cottage 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BE 

Wall Between Churchyard And 

Garden Of Church Farm House 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BE 

Barn, Stable And Workshop W Of 

Church Farm House 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BE 

Garden Wall E Of The Manor 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BQ 

Old Inn Cottage 

Joys Lane 

Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BD 

The Old Inn 

Joys Lane 

Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BD 

LB2 21/03/1984 139591 House. C18. Rendered plain walls with plinth: thatched roof with 

rear catslide. Symmetrical front (south of 2 storeys, 2 windows. 

Casements, the upper being old leaded lights. Gabled porch. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139584 Early C19. Cob wall on a brick and flint base, with plastered finish 

and slate capping. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139585 Barn, stable and workshop. Early and mid C19. L-shaped bloc, 

with 4 bay timber-framed barn and shorter stable wing. Boarded 

walls to the barn, with carriage openings and a ½-hipped slate roof: 

the stable block is rendered with a ½-hipped slate roof. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139610 High wall round 4 sides of the garden, east of the house. Early 

C19. Cob and rendered, with a tile capping. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139581 House. C17, with C20 minor additions. Timber-frame with brick 

infillings: thatched roof with hipped end brought to a low eaves 

above an outshot at the west side, with eaves raised above the 

upper window, and merged with a lower roof above the entrance. 1 

storey and attic. Casements. Large ½-glazed porch. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139580 House. C17, with C18 extensions. Walls of painted brick and 

rendering, with some exposure of timbre framing in a rear gable; 

thatched roof. Symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys, 2 windows. 

Casements. Late C19 ½-glazed porch, with a ½-hipped tile roof. 

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Spring Cottage 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BG 

Heather Cottage 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BG 

LB2 20/12/1960 139595 Irregular group of cottages, now 2 dwellings. C17, with C18 

alterations and additions, and a taller reconstruction in the centre of 

circa 1900. Painted walls of plaster and brick, with some exposure 

of original timber-frame; thatch roof with gables, ½-hips, inset and 

eyebrow dormers, catslides, forming an uneven skyline but linking 

the several structures. 1 storey and attic, irregular fenestration; the 

west elevation of Lilac has 2 storeys, 2 windows. The form of the 

older parts is quite irregular, but the bold centrepiece exaggerates 

the traditional features, having a gable with a wide ground floor 

window, set back at the north side as a ½-splayed bay beneath a 

jetted corner on a timber bracket, and a massive timber-framed 

projecting 2-storeyed porch with overhanging boarded 1st floor, 

having an oriel beneath a further overhanging gable. The whole 

now appears as a rambling group, prominent at the road junction, 

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Lilac Cottage 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BG 

Digby Croft Cottage 

Winchester Street 

Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BQ 

1 Room Cottages 


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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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LB2 21/03/1984 139611 Row of 3 cottages. Early C19. Brick walls in Flemish bond, with 

cambered ground floor openings, plinth: hipped slate roof. Regular 

front (west) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Cast-iron casements. 2 plain 

doorways (the third now bricked up and replaced by a C20 set-back 

side entrance). 

LB2 504802 Terrace of six houses in a Queen Anne style: 1893; with some C20 

additions including enclosing of the porches and modifications; 

attributed to WD Caroe. Red brick in English bond with brick plinth 

and plat band, hipped clay tiled roofs and rendered covered eaves, 

more prominent to No. 1; timber, small-paned casements. 

EXTERIOR: Nos. 2 to 6 are of two storeys with a wide first floor 

window above the later entrance porches and ground floor window; 

No.1 is advanced and taller with a pronounced plastered coving to 

the eaves and three-light hipped dormer window in the hipped roof 

of this ‘tower’-like end house. Red brick chimneys are shared 

between the inner cottages. No.6 has a gable end stack and No.1 

has its own more elaborate chimney with four pots. A rubbed brick 

plaque announcing ‘Room Cottages’ above entrance to No 3 and 4, 

set in a Classical surround. No 1 has a five-panel door under a 

moulded and bracketed flat hood, and the entrance doors of the 

other cottages are partly glazed in the modern porches. There are 

rear single storey extensions with first floor windows just below the 

eaves and under hipped roofs. Also at the rear are back-to-back 

outhouses with hipped roofs which once housed toilets; some of 

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these have later greenhouses or lean-tos attached which are not of 

special interest. 

INTERIOR: The plan of the cottages (except No.1) is of three 

rooms on the ground floor (front parlour with dining room and 

kitchen to rear) and two bedrooms on the first floor. Mid –C20 

alterations include to No.2 a rear bathroom and to No.6 the dividing 

wall has been removed. No.1 has four original rooms on the ground 

floor with a 1983 additions at the rear. The first floor here also has 

a bathroom and a further two bedrooms in the eaves. Of the three 

interiors seen, the original plan of the cottages was visible on Nos. 

1 and 2. No 1 has some original fixtures and fittings including the 

staircase, most interior doors, picture rails and skirting boards, 

some fireplace surrounds and window furniture. There is a rear 

door panelled with glass displaying lattice decoration, the scalloped 

string and curve of the ceiling on the staircase, angled ceiling in the 

bathroom and exposed beams in the front dormer. No. 2 has an 

original staircase, some interior doors, fire place surrounds, picture 

rails and skirting boards. The interior of No. 6 has been much 

changed and few original features remain. 

HISTORY: These cottages, relatively modest in nature, are 

attributed to the architect WD Caroe in 1893 for his patron Edward 

Silva to house workers on his Testcombe Estate. The occupants 

shown in the 1901 census were general workers on the estate such 

as a washerwoman, labourer and seamstress. The exception was 

No.1 at the west end of the row, which is a more elaborate three 

storey building and which was occupied by a retired schoolteacher, 

a school mistress and three foster children. 

SOURCES: Jennifer M Freeman, “WD Caroe: his architectural 

achievement”, Manchester University Press (1990) 

REASONS FOR DESIGNATION: 

The terrace, Nos. 1-6 Room Cottages, Chilbolton, Hampshire is 

designated at Grade II for the following principal reasons: 

• This terrace of rural workers’ cottages is attributed to the 

significant Edwardian architect WD Caroe and as such is a rare 

surviving example of his more modest domestic work, forming a 

notable part of the village where other buildings by Caroe survive> 

• It is of special interest as a planned group of cottages in

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Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BG 

Arts and Crafts tradition introduced into a village with a large 

number of listed vernacular buildings nearby; 

• Special architectural interest as a late-C19 Queen Anne 

style purpose-built terrace with an imaginatively designed taller end 

house, all of good materials and well sited on the street. 



































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athroom and exposed beams in the front dormer. No. 2 has an 













achievement”, Manchester University Press (1990)



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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BG 







































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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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a school mistress and three foster children.



Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

Granary 20yds SW Of The 

Rectory 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BA 

Granary 30m W Of Church Farm 

House 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BE 




The terrace, Nos. 1-6 Room Cottages, Chilbolton, Hampshire is 

designated at Grade II for the following principal reasons: 

• This terrace of rural workers’ cottages is attributed to the 

significant Edwardian architect WD Caroe and as such is a rare 

surviving example of his more modest domestic work, forming a 

notable part of the village where other buildings by Caroe survive> 

• It is of special interest as a planned group of cottages in 

Arts and Crafts tradition introduced into a village with a large 

number of listed vernacular buildings nearby; 

• Special architectural interest as a late-C19 Queen Anne 

style purpose-built terrace with an imaginatively designed taller end 

house, all of good materials and well sited on the street. 

LB2 22/12/2004 492170 Telephone Kiosk. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert 

Scott. Made by various contractors. Cast Iron. Square kiosk with 

domed roof. Unperforated crowns to top panels and margin glazing 

to wondows and door. T6he K6 is in a heritage location. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139600 Small early C19 granary. Timber frame on 7 staddles, with boarded 

walls and pyramid thatched roof. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139586 Granary. Early C19. Timber frame on 4 x 3 staddles. Half-hipped 

thatch roof. Boarded walls. 

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Boathouse NW Of Testcombe 

House 

Coley Lane 

Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

Fishing Hut N Of Testcombe 

House 

Coley Lane 

Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

Testcombe 

Coley Lane 

Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6AZ 

LB2 07/05/1997 468673 Boathouse. C1890. Weatherboarded timber-frame. Clay plain tile 

roof with gabled ends, pierced ridge-tiles and terracotta finials. 

Long rectangular plan single-storey building with loft, and standing 

on masonry piers set in River Test. One end is open and has 

scissor-truss form of bargeboards with cusping at apex; set behind 

the truss a window and above is a wrought-iron weathervane. 

INTERIOR not inspected. 

LB2 07/05/1997 468672 Fishing hut. Dated 1888. Timber-framed and clad in rustic split 

logs in herring-bone pattern with bark. Clay plain tile roof with 

gabled ends and three gables to the verandah at the front which 

are supported on rustic timber posts. Windows have leaded panes, 

that on gable end with initials EJS and date 1888. INTERIOR not 

inspected. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139613 House. 1893. Arts and Crafts building of Early Tudor style. Brick, 

½-timber, stone slates. 2 storeys. The west front (facing the River 

Test) is a long range, with the roof line broken by a central stack, 

with elaborate base and plain diagonal flues; 2 gablets (above 

upper windows) and 2 gabled projections. The upper walling is a 

bricknogged timber frame, the lower having some areas of flint 

(some of brick) with brick quoins and plinth. The projections have 

upper railed galleries, one having a ground floor of windows with a 

central (½-hexagon) French door, the other being plainer and set 

back behind wood cornerposts. 2 shallow brick projections have 

tiled roofs, one containing a window, the other a French door. The 

north side is a complex of gabled projections of different widths 

and varied heights, 2 tile-hung another rendered. The south end 

has a tall tower at the east side, its upper part being an exposed 

frame with roughcast infill. The north end is of 2 parts, one being 

the gable end of the long west front with an upper railed gallery, 

separated from the east side which has a tiled roof at right-angles 

and a large semi-circular bay. The main entrance next to the south 

east tower has a Jacobean decorative arch, with short side 

pilasters. 

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Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BG 

The Manor 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BQ 

Old School 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

Coachhouse And Stables 50yds 

SW Of Northwood House 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BQ 

LB2 21/03/1984 139612 House. Late C18, with early C19 extension at the north end. Flint 

and stone walls with brick quoins, 1st floor band (tied to window 

surrounds) and plinth band: the later walls of Flemish bond with 

blue headers, cambered ground floor openings. Thatched roof, ½hipped 

with eyebrow dormers. 1 storey and attic, once of 2 

windows with central doorway (now a window), extended by 1 

above 2 windows. Casements. Entrance at rear. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139609 House on an ancient site, now with mainly C18 front section and 

early C19 rear (double-pile). Brick walls: tile and slate roof. 

Symmetrical wide front (south) of 2 storeys, 5 windows. Tiling to 

the front roof slope, with a deep moulded wood fascia masking the 

gutter. The upper walls have Monk bond and the lower, English 

bond; stone cills. Sashes. The doorway has a cornice, fluted frieze 

and moulded pilasters, with a fanlight above ½-glazed double 

doors; this is protected by a mid C19 cast-iron trellis porch with a 

concave leaded roof. Other elevations are less regular, with 

brickwork in Monk and Flemish Garden Wallbond, some arched 

windows, and a doorway in the east gable with a decorative fanlight 

above a 6 panelled door. Interior not seen. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139608 Hall type school of Jacobean style, with later extensions to form an 

L-shape. 1844. Flint walls with brick dressings; quoins, eaves and 

plinth bands, stepped verges. Slate roof. The main block is at 

right-angles to the roadway, of 3 windows; the elevation to the road 

comprises 2 gables, each with a large window. The cast-iron 

window frames have a pattern of large octagons and small 

squares. Plain doorways within the angle. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139607 Coach-house and stables, now garage and store. Late C18. 2storeyed 

rectangular block. Walls of flint and brick horizontal 

panels, with brick quoins and cambered arches. Hipped tile roof 

with a wood coved eaves. The openings on the inner (east) 

elevation include windows (casements) hay-loft doors and 2 

carriage entrances. The ends and roadside elevations have no 

openings. 

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Northwood House 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BQ 



Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BQ 

LB2S 07/01/1952 139606 Queen Anne House, circa 1700. Brick walls and tile roof. 

Symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys and attic, on a raised 

basement, 2.3.2 windows. Recessed inner faces of the wings. 

Hipped roof and 3-hipped dormers (with casements), coved plaster 

eaves. Red brickwork in Flemish bond, 1st floor band, cambered 

openings to the ground floor and within the high plinth. Sashes in 

exposed frames, casements to the small basement lights. The 

doorway has a pediment hood with cornice mouldings, on carved 

brackets, above a plain opening, containing a fanlight and ½-glazed 

(narrow side panes) double doors. There is a stone-paved area in 

front of the entrance, and a flight of 6 steps (curving outwards at 

the base) flanked by plain wrought-iron rails. The north elevation 

has a regular arrangement of 4 windows, the west has irregular 

fenestration, including a tall staircase window, and a mid C19 ½octagonal 

ground floor bay. The east side of the house is part of 

an older house, rendered on the outside and with different floor 

levels: minor brick and tile outbuildings are attached. Within, the 

hall and 2 rooms retain original panelling; the staircase has dado 

panelling, there are panelled doors within architraves, an old 

fireplace, and other C18 details. 

LB1 20/12/1960 139605 Parish church. C12, C13, C14, C15, 1842 and restoration of 1893. 

Norman nave with blocked clerestory window, Early English 

chancel, North and South aisles of C14, Tower of 1842, vestry and 

porch of the last date. Tile roof, carried over the aisles; walls of flint 

rubble with rendering to the chancel and north aisle, stone 

dressings (buttresses, windows and plinth). There are restoration 

lancets and coupled lights, with one Perpendicular window to the 

south of the chancel. The tower, at the west end of the south aisle, 

has 3 stages, the lowest having flint walls enclosed by flat 

buttresses and corbelled eaves to the tile roof, linking to the 

narrower (middle) bell stage, which has boarding on an earlier 

timber frame (removed from the nave), the top being a tiled broach 

spire. Inside, the nave arcade has 2 arches on each side, 

staggered on plan to fit a shorter south aisle, the north side having 

a rood-stair within the east end of the nave wall. The shafts are 

octagonal, with ½ octagonal end supports, with moulded caps and 

bases. There is a much restored C15 screen, C16 linenfold 

panelling in front of the reading desks and a Jacobean pulpit. 

"Perpendicular" font of 1891. 

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Chalkdell Cottage 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BA 

St Michaels Cottage 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BA 

Upcote Cottage 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BA 

Poplar Cottage 

Cart Lane 

Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BA 

Daventry Cottage 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BG 

LB2 21/03/1984 139604 House. Early C19. Rendered walls, and hipped thatched roof. 2 

storeys, 2 windows. Casements. Plain doorway. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139602 House. C17 timber frame with C18 cladding. 2 storeys, 3 windows. 

The thatched roof is ½-hipped at the north-east end, hipped at the 

south west and brought to a low eaves above an outshot, square 

eyebrows to the ½-dormers. Red brick walls in Flemish bond with 

blue headers, cambered ground floor openings (one widened by a 

second arch), plinth; the north-east gable has exposed framing. 

Leaded casements, old to the upper floor. Early C19 open timber 

framed porch with a gabled thatched roof, and a boarded door. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139601 Former row of small cottages, now one dwelling. C18, with C19 

alterations and extensions. Walls of mixed materials, tiled and 

thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 irregular windows. The central 

section has a tiled roof, with a later gable and 2 gabled dormers 

with cills at eaves level; the north and south ends are thatched with 

hipped ends, the north side having a tiled and gabled dormer. Part 

of the walls are of stone rubble with brick dressings, another of 

brickwork, with rendering at the north side, all now painted; 2 

cambered openings. Casements. The entrance has a boarded 

door within a shallow timber-framed porch, the south side door is 

plain, and the former northside entrance is replaced by later 

brickwork. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139599 Long house, probably once 2 cottages. C18. Roughcast walls, 

thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. Roof ½-hipped at the 

west end, exposing timber framing in the gable, eyebrows to the 

upper windows. Some cambered ground floor openings, the rear 

(north) wall is partly rendered and partly of flint (both painted), and 

an outshot at the west end is of painted brickwork. Casements. 

Plain doorway beneath a thatched hood. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139597 House. C17, and late C20. Timber-framed structure with a ½hipped 

thatch roof, having different eaves levels. 1 storey and attic, 

2 windows. The frame is exposed at the front (north) and the upper 

parts of each end, indicating that the lower rear extension masks a 

former catslide; painted brick infill with some areas of flint. Small 

casements. Boarded door in a solid frame. Late C20 brick and tile 

extensions, set back on the west side. 

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Whiteways 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BG 

Chilbolton Cottage 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BG 

Horseshoe Cottage 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BE 

Chilbolton Stores And Post Office 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BE 

Abbots Rest 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BE 

LB2 20/12/1960 139596 House. Early C18, with addition of early C19. Roughcast walls and 

thatched roof. The front (north) is of 2 storeys, 1 window at the 

east side and 1 storey and attic. 2 windows to the west side. ½hipped 

roof, of 2 levels of ridge and eaves, with eyebrows to the 

upper windows of the west side. Casements. Boarded door with a 

gabled thatch hood on posts. 
















LB2 21/03/1984 139594 House. C17, with late C19 restoration. 3 bay bricknogged timberframe 

to the front (east), with a thatched roof, ½-hipped at ends 

and with eaves raised above the upper windows. Symmetrical 

elevation (east) of 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. C20 casements. 

C20 brick gabled porch with an arched entrance and a tile roof. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139593 House and shop. C17, with C20 alterations and additions. 

Exposed timber-frame with panels rendered or of painted brick; 

thatched roof with square-cut eyebrow dormers. 1 storey and attic, 

irregular fenestration. Casements. The south side is a C20 flat 

roofed shopfront, projecting forward. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139592 House. C17, timber-framed structure, with C18 cladding. Walls 

partly rendered above painted brickwork, some exposed framing in 

the west gable; hipped thatch roof brought to a low eaves at the 

east end. 2 storeys, irregular fenestration (1 eyebrow dormer). 

Casements, the lower windows having slate hoods. Boarded door 

with tiled gabled hood. 

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Bannuts Farm 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BE 

Vine Cottage 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BE 

Pentons 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BE 

Small Granary 30m W Of Church 

Farm House 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BE 



Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BE 

LB2 21/03/1984 139590 House, and adjoining garden walls. Late C18. Brick walling in 

English bond with blue headers, red brick dentil eaves, red flat 

rubbed arches, plinth; tile roof. Symmetrical front (south) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows with east side outshot of 1 window. Sashes in 

exposed frames, casements to outshot. Doorway with canopy on 

brackets and 6-panelled (2-top-glazed) door, flanked by 2 lead fire 

insurance signs (EXETER). The garden to the east has high walls 

of plastered cob, with corrugated iron capping. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139589 House, with flank wall to the front garden. Late C18. Brick walls 

with flint banding of the lower part, and upper panels in the east 

gable, cambered ground floor openings: tile roof. Symmetrical front 

(south) of 2 storeys, 2 windows. Casements. Doorway with hood 

on brackets and ½-glazed door. There is a small C20 boarded and 

slate outshot at the west side. Plastered cob wall, with a slate 

capping. Included for group value. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139588 House. Early C19, with late C20 extension (in style). Brick walls of 

Flemish bond with blue headers, cambered ground floor openings, 

brick dentil eaves to hipped tile roof. Once symmetrical front (west) 

of 2 storeys, 2 windows, extended at the north side with 1 window. 

Casements. Doorway has a canopy on carved brackets and a C20 

2-panelled door. The plain (south) and elevation to the roadway 

indicates the filling of a window and a doorway. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139587 Granary. Early C19. Square timber-frame on 4 staddles, with 

boarded walls and pyramid roof of (later) corrugated iron. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139583 House. Early C19, with mid C19 rear addition. Brick and slate. 

Symmetrical front (south of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Low-pitched 

hipped roof, brick dentil eaves. Red brickwork in Flemish bond with 

blue headers (cambered central opening now a window). Victorian 

sashes in exposed frames, with narrow side panes. Doorway on 

the west side has a C20 canopy on carved brackets, with a fanlight 


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Tudor Cottage and Willow 

Cottage 

Joys Lane 

Chilbolton 

Chalkdell House 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BA 

Honeysuckle Cottage 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BQ 

Wisteria Cottage 


Chilbolton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6BA 

LB2 21/03/1984 139582 Long narrow block of 2 dwellings. C17, with C19 cladding and 

features. Rendered walls, some painted brick and flint, with a small 

exposure of timber frame: thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 

above 5 windows. The roof is ½-hipped at each end, with eaves 

raised above the upper windows, and merged with bell-shaped 

door-hoods. Casements. Plain boarded doors. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139603 L-shaped house. Early C19. Stucco, with a slate roof. Symmetrical 

front (north) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Plain eaves fillet, stone cills, 

plinth. Victorian sashes in reveals, with narrow side panes. Plain 

doorway, with fanlight and ½-glazed door. 

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LB2 21/03/1984 139611 Row of 3 cottages. Early C19. Brick walls in Flemish bond, with 

cambered ground floor openings, plinth: hipped slate roof. Regular 

front (west) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Cast-iron casements. 2 plain 

doorways (the third now bricked up and replaced by a C20 set-back 

side entrance). 

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LB2 21/03/1984 139598 House. Late C18, with mid C20 details. Brick walls, and tile roof. 

2 storeys, 3 windows. Flemish bond brickwork with some blue 

headers, cambered ground floor openings. Casements and plain 

doorway of the later date. 

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Chilworth 

8 Church Lane 

Chilworth Old Village 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 7JP 

Milestone Opposite St Denys 

Church 

Chilworth Road 

Chilworth 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

Gay Meadows 

7 Church Lane 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 7JP 

Kitchen Garden Walls W Of 

1 And 2 Park Farm 

Stoneham Lane 

South Eastleigh 

Eastleigh 

Hampshire 

SO50 9HS 

LB2 17/11/1986 141115 2 joined cottages. C17, C18 mid C20. Timber-frame, exposed on 

part of upper wall, rest encased in English bond brick, painted, roof 

mainly thatch, some slate. 1 1/2 storey, 2 bay outshot to one end. 

C20 brick porches. 3 casements in one bay, one in other, eyebrow 

dormer above each. Roof half-hipped one end, hipped other with 

lower slate roof. Included for group value. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141110 Milestone. Early C19. Painted stone and attached cast-iron plate. 

Rectangular stone with slightly rounded top, on front large 

rectangular cast-iron plate, inscribed "8 miles to BOTLEY, 4 TO 

ROMSEY". On route of Whiteparish, Romsey & Southampton 

Turnpike, 1755. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141114 3 cottages. C18. Brick, painted, thatch roof. 3 cottages forming Lshaped 

block, main range 1 1/2 storey, 3 bay, wing to rear on L. 

Symmetrical front has plain doors at each end, one (to No.5) with 

gabled half-glazed porch. 2-light casement beside, and 2 in centre 

bay with segmental heads. Above in centre eyebrow dormer. Roof 

with hips and half-hips. Included for group value. 

LB2 17/06/1996 461816 Kitchen garden walls and loggia. Circa late C18 or early C19, the 

loggia added possibly in 1818 by Thomas Hopper. Red brick walls 

in English bond with brick coping and with brick pilasters on the 

outside, enclosing a large rectangular kitchen garden. On the 

south side, facing south, is a loggia built of ashlar of 2:1:2 bays with 

pilasters and an entablature, the centre bay has a doorway through 

to the garden, the flanking bays were open-fronted originally, but 

those on the right have been infilled with brick and on the left it is 

weatherboarded. The rear walls of the two bays are brick and 

semi-circular, the wall tops rebuilt in brick and the pitched roof clad 

in corrugated steel sheets; the parapet centre is raised and on top 

there is a weather-cock. A short section of the north wall of the 

garden has fallen down. NOTE: Stoneham Park was remodelled in 

1775 by Lancelot Brown for John Fleming and in 1818 the house 

was rebuilt for John Willis Fleming to the designs of Thomas 

Hopper. 

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Walnut Cottage 

Church Lane 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 7JP 

11-12 Church Lane 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 7JP 

Lavender Cottage 

10 Church Lane 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 7JP 

Rose Cottage 

5 Church Lane 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 7JP 

2 Beehive Cottage 

Manor Road 

Chilworth 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 7JL 

LB2 17/11/1986 141118 Cottage. C16, altered C18 and C20. Timber-frame with brick infill, 

refronted with painted brickwork, old plain tile roof, C20 brick and 

pantile wing. 1 1/2 storey, 2 bay, with C20 wing. Plain doorways, 

and irregular casements, with cambered openings. Gabled dormer. 

Roof half-hipped one end, hipped other. Shafted stack. Small C20 

wing one end. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141116 Farmhouse, now 2 cottages. C16 house with C15 hall house C15 

jettied crosswing, extended C17, renovated C18, later minor 

extensions. Upper walls have exposed framing, with pointed brick 

infill and slatehung gables, lower walls have painted brick encasing, 

old plain tile roof. 3 bay, now 1 1/2 storey, and 2 storey cross-wing 

at one end, C17 bay added to other end, and a staircase wing to 

rear, C18 encasing and lean-tos to rear. Front has plinth, door 

under open gabled porch on timber pillars, and half-glazed door 

within corrugated-iron porch. 4 casement windows. Approximately 

central shafted stack. Ornamental C19 bargeboard one end with 

wing to rear of other, having hipped roof, similar to stairwing, rest of 

rear outshot. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141115 2 joined cottages. C17, C18 mid C20. Timber-frame, exposed on 

part of upper wall, rest encased in English bond brick, painted, roof 

mainly thatch, some slate. 1 1/2 storey, 2 bay outshot to one end. 

C20 brick porches. 3 casements in one bay, one in other, eyebrow 

dormer above each. Roof half-hipped one end, hipped other with 

lower slate roof. Included for group value. 







LB2 29/05/1957 141112 One of pair of lodges. Early C19. Stuccoed brick with attached 

rustic timber trunks, thatch roof. Circular pavilion of 2 storeys. 8 

attached rustic tree trunks of full-height, between alternate bays 

full-height arched panels and openings for 4 upper windows, 

ground floor with 2 windows and 2 doorways. Cast-iron leaded 

casements and half-glazed doors. Wide eaves rests on stone 

block caps on top of tree-trunks, themselves on brick base. 

Beehive-shaped roof, surmounted by small brick stack. Side away 

from drive has single storey wing with low-pitched corrugated iron 

roof, and boarded walls. 

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Beehive Cottage 

Manor Road 

Chilworth 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 7JL 

Manor Farm 

Church Lane 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 7JP 

LB2 29/05/1957 141111 One pair of lodges. Early C19. Brick stuccoed, with attached rustic 

timber posts, thatch roof. Circular 2 storey. Alternate full-height 

arched panels and openings for 4 upper windows, ground floor with 

2 windows and 2 doorways. Cast-iron leaded casements, halfglazed 

doors. Between panels 8 full-height attached rustic tree 

trunks. Wide eaves rest on stone block caps to top of tree trunks, 

which rest on brick base. Beehive-shaped roof, surmounted by 

small brick chimney. Lodge at old entrance to Chilworth Manor. 

LB2 18/05/1987 141274 Former Manor House, now house. Late C15 or early C16 building 

of 2 bays, refronted in brick in C17 with lobby entrance addition of 2 

1/2 bays added between 1650 and 1675. Refenestrated early to 

mid C19. One and a half storeys, 3 windows. Front elevation is of 

C17 English bond brickwork now painted, slate roof and off central 

brick chimneystack. 3 brick stringcourse, 3 gabled dormers with 

fretted bargeboards and triple casements. Ground floor has three 

20-pane sashes in reveals and projecting one storey closed in 

entrance porch with hipped tiled roof and 16-pane sash. Interior 

cross wing has queen strut roof with butt purlins and rafters joined 

and teamed at the purlin. Parlour has C17 finely moulded beams 

with chamfered stops. Moated site. 

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St Denys Church 

Fowlers Walk 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 7JP 

Milestone Opposite Heatherlands 

Road 

Chilworth Road 

Chilworth 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

LB2 17/11/1986 141108 Parish church. 1812, completed by 1820, on site and having bells 

of older church dating back possibly to C12. Brick, stuccoed on 

stone plinth, slate roof. Plan of short chancel with little transepts, 

and later N vestry, to aisleless nave with squat W tower 

incorporating porch. Chancel has E 5-light slender Perp. window. 

Tall diagonal buttresses at corners and to ends of transepts, having 

panelled sides and top raised to form 4 gables. Coupled pointed 

lancets to transepts. 4 bay nave with pointed lancets and short 

stepped buttresses at W end. Walls have deep weathering 

mouldings at eaves and cill level, plain stone plinth. Tower has 

crenellated parapet, narrow openings to bell stage, string courses, 

short buttresses on corners. W face has plain doorway with 4centred 

chamfered arch, above band with arcaded panels and 

cusping, pointed coupled lancet window on bell-stage, with 

hoodmould. Parapet taller in centre. Inside chief feature is the 

plaster lierne vaulting. In chancel it rests on slender attached 

octagonal shafts, with closely spaced ribs, rising to foliated boss. 

Either side of E window are original text boards. Delicate wrought 

iron communion rail. Vaulting in nave has shafts shortened on 

carved corbels. Again closely spaced ribs and foliated bosses, with 

traceried panels at E and W carried over with vaulting. Originally 

there was a W gallery and 2-decker pulpit. Open contemporary 

pews with Gothic panels on ends. Family pews used to be in 

transepts, with fireplaces. C12 font of square-panelled bowl, cut 

down. Monuments on walls of 1819, 1825, 1826 and one 1883 to 

sculptor R C Lucas, carved by himself 1840. 2 bells from old 

church, possibly C12, small, uninscribed with domed crowns, 

straight sides and sound bow of angular section on inner face. 

Very rare if genuine. 



rectangular cast iron plate, inscribed "7 miles TO BOTLEY, 5 TO 

ROMSEY. On route of Whiteparish, Romsey and Southampton 


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Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 7JP 

Monument 

St Denys Church 

Fowlers Walk 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 7JP 

Cat Cottage 

6 Church Lane 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 7JP 

LB2 17/11/1986 141117 Cottage. C17, encased C18. Timber-frame with brick infill to end 

and part of front, rest encased in painted brick, thatch roof, rear 

slope tiled. 3 bays, 1 1/2 storey. Boarded door in plain frame, with 

adjoining frame of former door now window, in centre. 3 

casements, those each end under cambered arches. Above 2 

eyebrow dormers. Roof half-hipped. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141109 Monument. 1823 Stone. Classical square structure of vase on 

slender base, resting on pedestal with concave sides and 

mouldings at top and bottom. Inscription on one side to Pitt family. 







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East Dean 

St Winifreds Church 

East Dean Road 

East Dean 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SP5 1HD 

East Dean House 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1HQ 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140870 Parish Church. C12/13 nave and chancel, much repaired C18. 

Rendered rubble stone and flint, stone dressings of dark and light 

limestone, old plain tile roof. Small chancel, and nave with S porch 

and W bellcote. E end of chancel has C13 pointed and rebated 

lancet. N side has reset C12 roundheaded lancet, and S side has 

C18 timber 2-light leaded casement. E nave gable rebuilt in flint 

above stone offset. S side has at E 3-light, in centre 2-light and W 

of centre single light C18 timber, leaded casement with each side 

full height brick panel bounded by head pilasters. In centre C18 

gabled brick porch with 4-panel door and to W of centre similar 

brick panel with brick buttress near W. In W end C18 timber 3-light 

leaded casement and in gable rebuilt in brick round window with 

radiating leaded lights. On roof small square section bellcote, prob. 

C17 with 3 trefoiled bell openings on each side and hipped roof. 

Inside chancel splayed rear arch to E window, C20 splayed rear 

arch to N window. Plastered arched brace roof, C18, with tall 

ashlar pieces, moulded wall plates and at each end cambered 

tiebeams. C19 chamfered segmental head chancel arch. Nave 

has timber lintels to windows. To S of chancel arch top of blocked 

C13 pointed arch, high set, possible reredos over altar, and on S 

wall traces of wall painting below remains, badly hacked, of piscina 

and bowl. N doorway of heavy timber carved into arch and C17 

planked with strap hinges. Queenpost roof, C18, plastered except 

for tiebeam and posts. At W small gallery of C17 and C18 on posts 

against walls and 2 central posts, on these C17 lamp-holders 

containing cannon balls. Above panelling and to rear of gallery on 

W wall C17 panelling. Bellcote over contains bell said to be 

medieval. Monuments on S in centre 1831 to Henry Newman; on 

N to W 1804 to William Newman, 1808 to Ally Radcliffe, 1834 to 

Elizabeth Newman. By door C18 front of small octagonal bowl 

with traceried sides on octagonal stem. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140871 House. Late C18 altered C19. Brick in header bond, old plain tile 

roof. 2 storey and attic, basement to side and rear and C19 wing to 

rear, lower set. Front of 5 bays has early C19 flat-roofed brick 

porch with corner pilasters and stone coping, large 6-panel door, 

bottom panels flush, to L of centre. To end bays C19 full height 

canted bays, 5 12-pane sashes. Moulded timber eaves. Roof 

hipped with stacks behind ridge to end and centre bays. 

EAST DEAN 

EAST DEAN

Garden Cottages 


East Dean 

Romsey 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1HH 

Manor Cottage 

Frenchmoor Lane 

East Dean 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1HA 

Thujas 


East Dean 

Romsey 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1HU 

Dean Gate House 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JQ 

LB2 11/04/1986 140872 Pair of cottages. Early C19. Chequer work brick, old plain tile roof. 

1½ storey, each cottage 2 bay, outshot to rear. Front has in outer 

bay gabled porch with door on front or side and single cast-iron 

casement on side or front. Inner bay has 3-light casement in 

segmental arch and similar over with head in wide gabled dormer. 

Roof hipped with central stack having 3 shafts, square in centre, 

diamond in front and rear. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140866 Cottage. C17 altered early C19. Timber-frame with painted brick 

infill and additions, plain tile roof. Single storey and attic with hip 

bay each end and wing to rear. Front has half-glazed door under 

open pent-roofed porch in centre bay. Single casement in each 

bay including narrow added hip bays. Over door early C20 3-light 

headed casement in hipped dormer. Roof hipped with stack above 

L bay. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140867 Cottage. Mid C18. Brick, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 2 bay, 

outshot to R. In centre planked door inside gabled timber porch. 

Each side segmental head 3-light casement. In outshot blocked 

door and casement. On 1st floor 3-light casement. Toothed eaves. 

End stack. 

LB2 07/11/1996 462336 House. Circa 1830s, with circa C18 or earlier range. Red brick in 

Flemish bond. Welsh slate roof with deep eaves and verges to the 

gable ends. Brick gable-end stacks. PLAN: Double-depth plan 

with two front rooms and central entrance/stairhall; the 2-storey 

outshut at the rear might be a later C19 addition. C18 or earlier 

range at right-hand (east) side. EXTERIOR: 2 storeys. 

Symmetrical 3-window south front with 9-pane sashes with flat 

rubbed brick arches, ground floor replaced by casements; central 

doorway with wooden lattice porch and partly glazed flush-panel 

door. At rear, casement windows with glazing bars. Lower, 1storey-and-attic, 

range at east end, brick with exposed tie-beam 

truss on gable end. INTERIOR: Staircase with stick balusters and 

turned newel. 

EAST DEAN 

EAST DEAN 

EAST DEAN 

EAST DEAN

Park Farm 


East Dean 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1HA 

East Dean Manor And The Flat 


East Dean 

Romsey 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1HB 

Manor Farm 


East Dean 

Romsey 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1HB 

Deangate Farmhouse 

Holbury Lane 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JQ 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140873 Farmhouse. C17 extended and tilehung C19. Timber-frame 

tilehung on stone and brick plinth, later brick wing also tilehung, old 

plain tile roof. L-shaped plan of C17 2 storey, 3 bay and stack bay 

building with to rear at one end C18 3 bay wing outshot to rear 

added. C17 front has French windows in smoke bay to L of centre. 

16-pane sash in L bay. C18 4-light leaded casement in centre bay 

and two 2-light casements in R bay. On 1st floor irregular 2-light 

casements. 2 in centre and R bays. Roof half-hipped with large 

C17 stack bay with 3 diamond shafts. To L end C18 front with 

central C20 half-glazed door in C20 hipped open porch on brick 

piers. 5 16-pane sashes. Roof hipped with higher ridge. 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140869 House. Early C18 and early C19. Brick in English bond, old plain 

tile roof. 2 storey and attic, 3 bay double pile with early C19 wings 

to rear. Front has central 6-panel door, top-lit, and rectangular 

fanlight with arched glazing bar, in panelled reveal under moulded 

flat hood on arched brackets. Each side low plinth with offsets and 

16-pane flush framed sash under rubbed brick arch 1st floor raised 

band. On 1st floor 16-pane flush frame sash each side of 12-pane 

similar. Painted rendered eaves to overhanging hipped roof. On 

roof between bays 2-light hip-roofed dormers. External end stacks 

to L to both piles, of cruciform-section. Projecting from front 

corners short walls with archways ending in piers surmounted by 

large stone finials. Interior is of interest as much of C18 survives. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140868 Farmhouse. Early C18. Brick in header bond, plain tile roof. 1½ 

storey, 3 bay, outshot to rear. Central C20 rustic door in gabled 

open porch. In bays each side two 2-light segmental head 

casements. On roof 3 three 2-light gabled dormers. End stacks, 

that to R large external stack. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140877 Farmhouse. C17 encased C18. Timber-frame encased in brick, 

except for tilehung or brick infill gables, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 

bay. Planked door inside open C19 gabled porch to R of centre. In 

centre 3-light casement under segmental arch. Each end 2-light 

casement under segmental arch. Over centre 2-light leaded 

casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof half-hipped with ridge piece. 

Stack above door and projecting stack at R end. 

EAST DEAN 

EAST DEAN 

EAST DEAN 

EAST DEAN

East Tytherley 

Granary 10m N Of Park Farm 


East Dean 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1HA 

Mill Cottage 

East Tytherley Road 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0LW 

Dairy Cottage 

The Coach Road 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LE 

Manor Farm 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LE 

Unit 15 Home Farm Rural 

Industries 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JT 

LB2 11/04/1986 140874 Granary. C18. Timber frame weatherboarded on staddle stones, 

old plain tile roof. Single bay granary on 9 staddle stones. Door on 

one side, windows in gables. Roof half-hipped. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140906 Cottage. C17 & C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, thatched 

roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay with outshot bay to L. Timber porch in RH 

of L bay. 2-light casement in each bay and outshot. 2-light 

casement in eyebrow dormer over each bay. Roof hipped and 

swept-down to L with ridge piece. Ridge stack to L of centre. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140905 Cottage. C17 remodelled C18. Timber-frame with brick infill and 

encasing, all colourwashed, old plain tile roof. 2 bay, 2 storey with 

brick lean-to to LH end and weatherboarded store to R end. Front 

has in each bay 2-light segmental head casement with 2-light 

casement over. Roof half-hipped with stack to L of centre. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140901 House. Circa 1700 altered C18 and C19, earlier core. Brick, old 

plain tile roof. Plan of 2 storeys and attic on basement, 3 by 3 bay 

with C19 wing to ear. Front has plinth and 4 stone steps with 

wrought iron railing on LH side up to central 6-panel half-glazed 

door with flat hood on carved brackets. Each side C19 4-pane 

sash with blind box and timber lintel. 1st floor string. On 1st floor 3 

similar windows, narrow one in centre. Flat eaves. Roof hipped 

with 2-light casements in hip-roofed dormers to outer bays. Large 

stacks on end walls. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140900 Estate workshops. Mid C19. Timber-frame weatherboarded brick 

rear wall, slate roof. 2 storey, 2 bay. Double doors to L 2 bays with 

double doors in lean-to to L. 2 2-light casements in other bays. 

Over 3-light casement in each bay. Estate carpenters and 

plumbers with original equipment, such as lathes, templates, 

benches, materials for mixing paints. 

EAST TYTHERLEY 




EAST TYTHERLEY

Units 16-19 Home Farm Rural 

Industries 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JT 


Industries 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JT 


Industries 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JT 

Lockerley Hall 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0LU 

LB2 11/04/1986 140899 Gas house. Mid C19. Brick, slate roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay retort 

house. To one end single storey one wide bay fuel store at one end 

and single storey 3 bay regulator house. In fuel store planked door. 

In retort house arched cast-iron windows, one with door in lower 

part. In regulator house doors and similar window. Inside retort 

house foundations of retors and cast-iron slate related to 

conversion to acetylene; "Acetylene Installation, by The St James 

Illuminating Co Ltd, 3 Victoria St, London SW". Along rear 

blacksmiths forge was housed in shed. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140898 Hay barn and mangle shed. Mid C19. Timber-frame barn with 

brick rear and side walls, brick shed, slate roof. 5 bay barn of huge 

pitched pine trusses. Open to front, on posts. 3 bay, 1½ storey, 

shed has double doors in each bay, pilasters between. Above 2 

bays loft door with head in hipped dormer. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140897 Farm range. Dated 1848. Brick with slate roof. Polygonal of 6 

irregular ranges, one barn. In each bay depressed gauged brick 

arch, most blank. Mullioned windows or stable doors in others. On 

side formed by barn of 6 bays with double doors in one bay. Either 

side in flint date 1848. Roof replaced after fire. Internally many of 

the ranges have stabling and calving panels dating from late C19 

with monogram of the Dalgetys. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140893 Medium sized country house. 1868-71 by Burn and MacVicar 

Anderson, remodelled 1930-2 probably by Trenwith Wells. Brick 

with stone dressings, slate roofs behind parapet. Plan of 9 bay, 2 

storey on basement, double pile house with projections and wings 

and porch on front; originally having Jacobethan gables and to L 

(N) end lower long L-shaped guest/service wing which gave house 

100 rooms. Front has central full height porch of wide stone Doric 

porch with open pediment, containing double doors, and over 

tripartite sash below open pediment interrupting stone cornice. 

Each side of porch as far as wings light-well to basement behind 

balustrade. Each side on both floors 3 12-pane sashes with rubbed 

brick arches and stone keys. In 2 bay wings 2 close set similar 

sashes. Rusticated raised stone quoins. Stone cornice, brick 

upstand and lead downpipes. Roofs hipped with stacks on ridge to 

R of porch, in front on inside of wings, on L end and above R wing. 

Inside interior mainly 1930s and 1900s with good parquet flooring, 

and reused C18 fireplaces. Cellars as built. Good C20 plaster. 




EAST TYTHERLEY

Granary To The Rear Of The 

Water House 

Lockerley Water Farm 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0LW 

Lockerley Water House 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0LW 

2 South Lodge 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0LW 

Aberdeen Cottage 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0LW 

LB2 11/04/1986 140892 Granary. Late C19. Brick on timber baseplates on staddle stones, 

old plain tile roof. Unusual 1 bay granary of brick construction but 

on timber base frame on 16 staddle stones. Planked door in centre 

with window in gable. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140891 House, formerly millers house. Mid C18. Brick, old plain tile roof. 

2 storey and attic, 3 bay double pile, wing to rear of R C19. Central 

C19 gabled brick porch with archway. Each side C19 french 

windows with stone steps under original rubbed brick openings. On 

1st floor 3 16-pane sashes under rubbed brick arches. Roof hipped 

with over hanging eaves. In centre C20 3-light flat-roofed dormer. 

End stacks to R single storey C19 range of huge 12-pane sash and 

french windows under hipped roof. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140890 Pair of lodges and quadrant walls. Circa 1870 by Burn and 

McVicar Anderson as main approach to Lockerley Hall (qv). Brick 

with stone dressings and slate roof. Jacobethan style pair of T-plan 

lodges facing each other across drive and quadrant walls from far 

corner of each along roadside. T points towards drive, each wing 1 

bay, 1½ storeys, porch in junction between wings, has on side 

stone archway with pillars each side. Dutch gables on ends with 

rectangular bays containing 4 or 5-light mullioned and transomed 

window. Figure of 8 balustrade above bays and porch. Ridge stack 

above porch with 3 octagonal shafts with stone heads and similar 2 

shafted stack on rear of stem. In from gatepier, to far corners Sshaped 

quadrant wall of brick plinth wall topped by balustrade of 

Islamic arcading, and stone piers with ball finials. 

LB2 22/09/1976 140889 Cottage. C17 and C18. Timber-frame core, colourwashed brick 

and flint and cob encasing, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay with 

C18 bay added to R. Stable door between original bays under tile 

and timber open porch. To L bay C19 2-light casement under 

segmental head. In centre bay 5-light casement and 2-light 

casement in R bay. Above centre 2-light casement in eyebrow 

dormer. Half-hipped roof with ridge piece and stacks between 

bays. 




EAST TYTHERLEY

The Smithy 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LE 

Letter Box Cottage 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LE 

Queenwood House 

Queenwood Road 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8DF 

Barn And Cartshed 50m NE Of 

Park Farm 


East Dean 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1HA 

LB2 11/04/1986 140881 Smithy. C18 altered C19. Brick, weatherboarded gable, old plain 

tile roof. 1 bay, 2 storey end onto road building, outshot both sides 

with hipped outshot at road end onto L half. Outshot has 2-light 

window and door. Exposed gabled of main part weatherboarded. 

Wall runs from R corner of outshot to R corner of building. Stack of 

forge on L side at junction with outshot. Beyond it 2-light casement 

and small boarded opening. Far gable rebuilt. This and Letterbox 

Cottage (qv) are part of landscape features of E Tytherley Manor, 

now demolished. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140880 Cottage and post-box. C17 altered C18 and C20; post circa 1857- 

8. Timber-frame with rendered infill and brick encasing, old plain 

tile roof. End onto road 1 bay 2 storey cottage outshot on both 

sides. roiad end has exposed frame 4-light casement over 2-light 

casement. At road end on R side stack, beyond 2-light casement 

and stable type door. Roof half-hipped. This and the Smithy (qv) 

are part of landscape features of E Tytherley Manor, now 

demolished. Including attached post-box to north set in small 

renderd brick pier with tile capping; a rare survival of a post-box 

first introduced in 1857 and superceded in 1859 by a version 

having a pitched top, because the earlier model was found to leak; 

both types have flaps and hoods to the aperture. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140879 House. C18 and early C19, part of Robert Owen's Harmony Hall 

Estate. Brick, slate and plain tile roof. Built as laundry and well 

pumphouse for Harmony Hall. 2 storey, 4 bay house with R2 

storey, 3 bay laundry wing, with projecting porch in L bay. House 

has in each bay tall 2-light casements, above 2-light casements, 

slightly to L. Most windows have ribbed brick arch. Toothed and 

dentilled cornice. Stack on L end. R wing has to L projecting 2 

storey porch with double doors, half-glazed, under rubbed brick 

depressed arch. Round-headed window over. In R bays 2-light 

casements, low set on 1st floor. Cornice carrying on from house on 

parapet with hipped roof behind of lower eaved wing. Surviving 

building of Robert Owen's Harmony Hall. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140876 Barn and cartshed range. C18 of 2 builds. Timber-frame 

weatherboarded on flint and brick plinths, old plain tile roof. 4 bay 

barn and on higher level 4 bay cartshed. Farmyard side has 

midstrey pent-roofed slated porch with entrance blocked in 3rd bay 

from R. On other side open bay and cartshed bays to L open. 

Roof continuous and half-hipped. Inside barn Queen-post roof with 

curved braces to ties. Queen-strut roof to cartshed. 




EAST TYTHERLEY


Industries 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JT 

Unit 25 

Home Farm Rural Industries 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JT 

Unit 24 



Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JT 


Industries 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JT 

Units 21 And 22 



Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JT 






























EAST TYTHERLEY

1 South Lodge 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0LW 

Barn 30 Metres East Of 

Manor Farm 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LE 

Stable Block, 70m N Of Lockerley 

Hall Estate 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0LU 

LB2 11/04/1986 140890 Pair of lodges and quadrant walls. Circa 1870 by Burn and 

McVicar Anderson as main approach to Lockerley Hall (qv). Brick 

with stone dressings and slate roof. Jacobethan style pair of T-plan 

lodges facing each other across drive and quadrant walls from far 

corner of each along roadside. T points towards drive, each wing 1 

bay, 1½ storeys, porch in junction between wings, has on side 

stone archway with pillars each side. Dutch gables on ends with 

rectangular bays containing 4 or 5-light mullioned and transomed 

window. Figure of 8 balustrade above bays and porch. Ridge stack 

above porch with 3 octagonal shafts with stone heads and similar 2 

shafted stack on rear of stem. In from gatepier, to far corners Sshaped 

quadrant wall of brick plinth wall topped by balustrade of 

Islamic arcading, and stone piers with ball finials. 

LB2S 140902 Barn. Circa 1600. Header bond brick walls timber-frame barn with 

old plain tile roof. 5 bay aisled barn of great width. Double doors in 

centre bays on both sides and ventilation slits in ends with C20 

door in one end. Roof half-hipped with timber scantling. Inside 

Queen-strut roof with straight braces to aisleplates and tiebeams. 

Massive posts on padstones. Ties from posts to top of walls with 

struts to principal rafters. 2 sets of purlins above and below 

aisleplate. Windbraces to upper purlins in central bay. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140894 Stable block. "1870" and "FGD" on tablets by Burn and MacVicar 

Anderson. Brick with stone dressings, slate roof. Plan of rectangle 

7 x 6 bays around courtyard. Entrance front has large central 

archway with clock tower over of 4 storeys. Archway of moulded 

stone with inscriptions in spandrels. Each side rusticated brick 

pilaster rising to form quoins of tower. Sash in stone surround on 

1st floor. Clock in stone architrave on 2nd floor. Blind arcading on 

3rd floor with stone heads to arches and stone base string. Stone 

cornice and parapet. On one corner on yard side octagonal stair 

turret, topped above stone cornice by stone dome with arched 

openings and weathervanes. Other bays have plinth and blind 

opening in stone surround with top in gabled stone dormer. Gable 

walls and ridge stack on centre of range. Behind walled gardens 

containing C18 stone gateway from the demolished East Tytherley 

Manor House. 



EAST TYTHERLEY




Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LG 

LB2S 11/04/1986 140882 Parish church. Mid C13 chancel and nave, heavily restored 1862-3 

when transepts vestry and porch built, N transeptal tower 1898. 

Rubble flint with stone dressings, old plain tile roof. Plan of C13 

chancel with C19 N vestry, C13 nave with C19 5 transept and N 

transeptal tower with N porch against W side. E end of chancel 

has 3 C13 lancets, centre one wider. S wall has 2 similar lancets 

and in centre and at E offset sloping buttress, prob. C19. Low set 

at W blocked C13 priests door. To N at E similar lancet, below it 

steps down to C18 brick vault below C19 lean-to vestry with EE 

style door to E. In centre, partly hidden by buttress, blocked C13 

door with keel roll hood. N wall has similarly arranged lancets and 

buttresses and to E of centre tower with N3 lancet window, reset 

C13 lancet to E, small N lancet to middle stage. Tiled offset to top 

stage with paired louvred bell openings and overhanging bell-lip 

roof with weathervane. On W gabled porch with wide pointed 

doorway and to W2 trefoiled lights. To W large C13 lancet, offset 

sloping buttresses on corners and gable wall with sanctus bellcote. 

Inside chancel wide splays to windows with chamfered round 

arches. S and NE lancets have C13 stained glass figures. NW 

lancet lights vestry, C19 door beside. E windows have C19 stained 

glass. C19 stone and marble reredos, and others fittings and roof. 

Chancel arch C13 2 chamfered order label on nave side with mask 

stops, responds half-octagonal with moulded capitals. Nave 

windows have wide splays with pointed chamfered arches. S 

transept arch copy of chancel arch, N tower arch copy of outer 

order not carried down but walled in. Original N doorway in larger 

round rear arch. At W end below window, reset from S chancel 

wall, monument in stone, 1568 to Richard Gifford and family, panel 

of kneeling figures of man and 3 bays to L and woman and 

daughters to R, all looking to R, male's heads turned, above 

inscription, each side tapering pilasters supporting cornice, and 

gable with achievement. Each side good C18 panelling which like 

altar rail is said to come from E Tytherley Manor which once stood 

beside. C19 fittings, including stone NE pulpit, SE organ, corona 

lucis and roof. At W C13 font of large octagonal bowl on round 

column on octagonal base. VCH; Vol 4; 1911; p517-8 

EAST TYTHERLEY

Old Dairy Manor Farm 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LE 

LB2S 29/05/1957 141047 Rectory now private house. Late C17 and early C18, with late C18 

lower ranges each end and wing in centre, mid C18 stable block 

linked to house by range. Brick, some stone dressings, old plain tile 

roof. Plan of 4 wide bay late C17 house, altered and extended early 

C18 (8 bays on garden front), 2 storey and attic, to each end low 2 

storey, 3 bay added wings, that to L of entrance front joining house 

to mid C18 stable range at right angles, on garden front to centre 

full height 2 bay deep half octagonal wing of late C18. Entrance 

front has late C17 brick and flint bands and stone quoins to L 3 

bays of centre part. Plinth to centre part. To L centre bay C19 

projecting single storey, wide porch containing half-glazed door and 

side lights. In other bays 3 C18 12-pane flush-framed sashes, all in 

modified openings. On 1st floor 3 similar and in L bay blocked 

opening. Moulded timber cornice. 4 irregular 2-light hip-roofed 

dormers. Large multi-flued C17 stacks at each end, that to L 

external, that to R external when built but bay added around it. R 

wing has C19 single storey range in front with irregular tripartite 

windows, and casements over. L wing has 12-pane sashes, 

central door and blocked windows, and casements over. L wing 

has 12-pane sashes, central door and blocked windows. To L 

stable block of 10 bays, including 2 behind L wing, 1 storey and loft. 

Visible 8 bays have 2 bay central pediment with pitching oculus, 

below 2 sets of double doors. To L C20 garage doors either side of 

lunette window. To R tall planked door and fanlight under rubbed 

brick head, each side of lunette. Roof hipped. Garden front has 8 

narrow bay to central block, early C18 12-pane flush-frame sashes 

under rubbed arches. To centre, projecting 2 bays, is 2½ storey 

half-octagonal wing, with late C18 sashes on end faces, casements 

on 2nd floor, rubbed arches. Roof hipped with flat top. Wings have 

assorted casements and sashes. Early C20 summerhouse to R 

wing and projecting end of stable block. Interior is C18 and C19 

and is of interest. House overlooks small park. West wing is listed 

under Wiltshire, as is garden wall. 

EAST TYTHERLEY

Rolle House 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LQ 

Queenwood Farm House 

Queenswood 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8DF 

North Lodge 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LJ 

Game Larder And Ice House 

Lockerley Hall 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0LU 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140886 School now private house. On tablet "The Gift of Mrs Sarah Rolle 

for a Charity School begun March 16th 1718", became house in 

1920s. Plan of 2 storey and attic, 7 bay by 3 bay, with at L end, set 

back, C20 1½ storey, 2 bay addition with wing behind. Front has 

low plinth, stopped each side of central 6-panel door in doorcase 

and carved brackets supporting open pediment. Each side 2-light 

leaded metal casements in wooden frames under rubbed brick 

arches. Similar on 1st floor except blank opening over door with 

Phoenix fire insurance plaque. Coved timber cornice. Hipped roof 

with 4 2-light leaded casement in hipped dormers. Large multiflued 

stack at L end and behind ridge to R of centre. On R end 2 arched 

niches either side of C20 treble French doors and inscribed tablet 

over. Interior modified C20, but doors and fireplace survive. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140878 House, once pair of cottages. Rendered brick, slate roof. 2 storey 

6 bay. Front has 6-panel door and rectangular fanlight under heavy 

plain flat hood on Doric columns and pilasters. 1 12-pane sashes. 

Stacks each end and large stack in centre. Surviving building of 

Robert Owen's Harmony Hall Settlement. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140888 Lodge. Circa 1850, built as lodge to Oaklands House, later 

replaced by Lockerley Hall. Yellow brick, red brick addition, old 

plain tile roof. 1½ storey 2 bay with single storey addition to L and 

lean-to porch to rear. Front has 1 or 2-light casement in each bay 

and later casement in addition. 2-light gabled dormer over R bay. 

On R end hip-roofed canted bay window with leaded lights. Roofs 

half-hipped with stack in centre. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140895 Game larder and icehouse. Late C19. Brick with stone dressings, 

slate roof with eaves on rustic tree trunks. Octagonal game larder 

with brick vaulted icehouse below. Doorway one side with 4-panel 

door, and 2-light stone mullioned windows on other sides. 

Overhanging roof with central ventilation cupola. 




EAST TYTHERLEY

Barnowls at Parkfarm 


East Dean 

Home Farm 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0LW 

LB2 29/05/1957 140875 Barn converted to house. C18 converted late C20. Brick with 

some blue headers old plain tile roof. 6 bay barn. Double doors in 

segmental head opening to L centre bay. C20 under pent-roofed 

hood to L bay with 2-light casement in segmental head opening. 

Single similar casement in bay beside. R centre bay has 

segmental headed door. Above 2-light casements to all but 2nd 

from right bay, those in 2nd from left and R of centre bays have 

heads in gabled dormer roof half-hipped. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140896 Farmhouse and attached dairy and smoke bay. Mid C19. Brick, 

slate roof. House 3x3 bay with projections of wings and dairy and 

smoke house, 2 storey. Front has planked door in centre under 

pent-roofed porch. R bay projects a bay five 4-pane sashes. 1st 

floor band, dentilled brick cornice. L side similar but with canted full 

height bay at far end and link to dairy. Roof hipped. Ridge stack 

over R bay and on L side ridge. Dairy octagonal plan with overhanging 

roof on tree trunks. Glazed cupola. Inside originals fittings 

of marble shelves round walls and central marble basin with 

fountain. Smoke house to rear, attached by link 1 1/2 storey square 

plan, hipped roof with louvred cupola. 


EAST TYTHERLEY

Enham Alamein 

Manor Farm 

Enham Lane 

Knights Enham 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 4DS 


Enham Lane 

Knights Enham 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 4DS 

Church Of St Michael And All 

Angels 

Enham Lane 

Knights Enham 

Andover 

Hampshire 

LB2 24/06/1983 139527 C18, early C19. Symmetrical front (east) of 2 storeys with attic and 

basement, 3 windows. Tile roof, brick dentil eaves, 3 flat-roofed 

dormers with casements. Red brick walling in Flemish bond, 

slightly-cambered openings; older brickwork in English bond to the 

north gable. Sashes in reveals, of 3-lights to each side. Central 

red brick gabled Gothic porch. 

LB2 24/02/1950 139526 C18, early C19. Symmetrical front (south) of, 2 storeys and attic, 5 

windows. Modern tile roof, moulded wooden eaves, 3 modern flat 

roofed dormers; massive and stack. Rendered walling, plinth. 

Sashes in exposed frames. Elaborate lattice porch with concave 

leaded roof (all remade). The forecourt has a boundary wall at the 

front and west side, of flint and brick, with a doorway to the 

churchyard. 

LB1 24/02/1950 139525 Norman, C13, C17. Narrow single-cell church of Norman origin but 

mainly C13 features, bell-turret, south porch, C19 vestry. Tile roof, 

shingled bell turret with spire. The external walling is cement 

rendered, but the stonework of the filled-in 2 bay C13 arcade to a 

former south aisle is exposed, brick stepped buttresses at the 

angles; the vestry is of flint with stone dressings. The C17 porch is 

timber-framed on a low wall, the cheeks being rendered and the 

gabled front clad in recent vertical boarding (with a round arched 

opening). There are some small C13 lancets on the north side, and 

on the south side an old double light in a square frame, and later 

wood-framed windows, the east window being a modern triple 

lancet. Within, the separate of nave and chancel is marked by the 

remains of a timber-framed structure (including a rood beam), with 

3 arched openings above a recently-widened square opening; the 

surrounding part is plastered, with painted texts (at the top) on 

either side of a framed Royal Coat of Arms; to the south side is an 

endowment board. The walling of the north side of the nave 

contains painted panels with texts of the Creed and the Lord's 

Prayer. There are several wall monuments (of the C18 and early 

C19) in the chancel and the south wall of the nave, where there is a 

small exposure of the arch and column of the former arcade; two 

hatchments are hung high. The west wall has a C18 piscina; 

Norman tube font. Old moulded tie-beams extend a little below the 

ceiling. 

ENHAM ALAMEIN 

ENHAM ALAMEIN 

ENHAM ALAMEIN

Cottage On The Green 

Chapel Lane 

Enham Alamein 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6HN 

LB2 24/06/1983 139496 C17, C18. One storey and attic, 2 windows. Thatched roof, 

hipped, with a lower section above the north side. The main part 

has an exposed timber frame, with painted brick infill; elsewhere 

there is painted brick walling, with one cambered opening. Leaded 

casements of traditional pattern, and plain boarded doors. 

ENHAM ALAMEIN

Faccombe 

Netherton Farm House 

Netherton Road 

Netherton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0DZ 

Netherton Cottage 

Heaven Hill Road 

Netherton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0DZ 

Granary 45m SE Of Netherton 

House 


Netherton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139789 House. Early C19. Brick and tile. Regular front (south) of 2 storeys, 5 

windows. Hipped roof, brick dentil eaves. Flemish bond walls with 

blue header, red quoins rubbed cambered arches with keys and flat 

extrados, plinth. Sashes in exposed frames, triple lights to outer and 

centre windows. Tuscan porch at the second bay, with a wide 

cornice, smooth columns, oval fanlight, and 6-panelled door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139780 Large cottage. Late C18. Flint and brick with thatch roof. The front 

(south) is of 1 storey and atiic, with 2 (later) dormer windows with 

cills at eaves level and 2 small (original windows) just below the 

eaves, 3 ground floor windows. Roof 1/2 hipped at the west end, 

with eyebrow dormer openings, hipped at the east and extended to a 

low eaves above an outshot. Flint horizontal (8) panels with brick 

quoins, cambered arches; thin projecting 1st floor band: the outshot 

being boarded. Casements. Boarded door beneath a gabeld 

canopy on brackets. To the west of the doorway is a VR wall post 

box. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139788 Granary. C18. Timber frame on 9 staddles, with 1/2 hipped tile roof, 

and boarded walls. 

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Netherton House 


Netherton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Netherton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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LB2S 07/01/1952 139783 Large House. Early C18; altered and extended in 1966-7 by 

Raymond Erith. Brick and tile. Square on plan, with symetrical 

treatment of facades. Front (east) of 3 storeys, 2:1:2 windows. 

Hipped roof, with fully modillion cornice, raised above the slightly 

projecting centre piece as apediment (with black lunette). Blue 

header walls with flush red dressings; quoins, rubbed flat arches 

(cambered to upper windows) 1st and 2nd floor bands, moulded 

plinth, stone cills. Sashes (thick glazing bars), 3 casements at the 

top. Doric doorcase with modillion cornice, pulvinated frieze, fluted 

pilasters against plain ground, panelled reveals and soffit, 8-panelled 

door above 3 steps. At each side at the ground floor a small wing 

extends, of 1 window, the parapet wall dropping as a curve. The rear 

(west) elevation has similar details, of 6 windows, the staircase (2 

centre) windows being set at intermediate levels, the upper being 

taller, and the top round-arched, the lowest on the south side being a 

doorway with 1/2-glazed door. Attached, but projecting foward at the 

south end is a wing of 1 storey and attic, with a large ground floor 

room having french windows opening onto the garden. The north 

and south elevations have similar details, with widely-spaced 3 

windows and flemish bond brickwork; the north side has a (kitchen) 

extension of 1964, the south side ground floor has an early C19 

outshot and a classical wood splayed bay, by Raymond Erith 1966- 

7, with an Ionic Order enclosing an arched French door. inside, the 

original staircase rises to full height at the rear of the through 

entrance hall, with dado panelling. Doors and architraves remain, 

and there are Adams fireplaces (of later insertion). 

LB2 27/09/1984 139779 Small cottage. Early C19. Painted brick and thatch. Symmetrical 

front (east) of 2 storeys, 2 windows. Casements. Railed porch with a 

gabled tile roof. 

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St Barnabas Church 


Faccombe 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Barn 30 Metres SE Of Netherton 

Farm House 

Netherton Road 

Netherton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Small Stable 20m East Of 



Netherton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Stable And Store. 35m E Of 



Netherton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139777 Parish Church. 1866, by G B Musslewhite. A new parish church in 

Early English style, to replace the Norman building (St Michael) 

demolished at the medieval site at Netherton. Single cell, with 

western tower, and south porch. Plain tile roof, the walls are of 

coarse flints with stone dressings; alternate single and couple 

widows with trefoils and quatrefoils above cusped lights, larger 

traceried east window, butteresses, bands and plinth. The tower has 

2 main stages, with crenellated parapet, coupled belfry windows, and 

diagonal stepped butteresses. Gabled porch with arched opening. 

Within are features from the old church; a Norman front with chevron 

ornament, an engraved brass panel within a moulded sotne frame 

(of Anne Reades, of 1624), 2 small C16 wall brasses, and wall 

monuments of 1647, 1759 and 1802. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139790 Large Barn. Early C18 Timber frame with 9 bays with aisles all 

round: straight struts, with 3 R.S.J's of full span at eaves level. 

Hipped thatch roof. Boarded wall; some open sided and some 

brickwork bays. One post is inscribed with many initials and dates, 

inlcuding IEN 1712, EL 1718, PI 1770, GG 1780 and TM 1807. 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139787 Stables. Late C19. Lower smaller link block between 2 stables, with 

mainly boarded walls, and a slate roof. The rear wall, of flint and 

brick, extending along the north ends of the other 2 stabes, forms the 

FACCOMBE 

southern boundary wall of the entrance forecourt to netherton house. 


LB2 27/09/1984 139786 Stable and store. Early C19. Flint, brick and boarded walls, with a 

tile roof. Long range with most of the west and part of the east walls 

of flint horizontal panels withina brick framework, the remainder 

being boarded. Roof hipped and 1/2 hipped. Plain doorways, one 

1/2 dormer hay loft door. Included for group value. 

FACCOMBE

Stable 15m E Of Netherton 

House 


Netherton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Walls Extending To W And S 

Including Garden Pavillion Of 



Netherton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Cart Shed Immediately E Of 

Netherton Cottage 


Netherton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0DZ 

Faccombe Manor 

Faccombe Road 

Faccombe 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0DS 

LB2 27/09/1984 139785 Stable and Coach House. Late C18. Flint and brick with tile roof. 

Long. Single storeyed range with a symmetrical elevation (west) 

towards the service courtyard south of the house. Hipped roof, brick 

dentil eaves. The centre is marked by 2 carriage openings beneath 

cambered arches: on each side is a symmetrical arrangement of an 

arched doorway (now filled on the south side) between 2 arched 

windows. The walls have horizontal flint panels; brick quoins, 

rubbed arches, verticles. The door has 4 panels beneath a 'fanlight' 

glazed panel. Outshot at the rear (of later date) with boarded walls 

and corrugated iron roof. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139784 Late C18. A system of garden walls, with gate-piers and garden 

pavilion, associated with the house. Late C18. Flint construction 

with brick verticals and other dressins, and tile capping. At the south 

end of the west range is a small square garden pavilion, with a 

pyramid tile roof (and brick dentil eaves). The north elevation of 

flemish bond brickwork has an arched opening flanked by panels, 

the south ahs horizontal flint panels, the esast has a single window 

with gothic leaded lights; the main opening was probably glazed but 

now has a boarded door. In line with the axis of the hous there is a 

simple gateway, comprising brick piers with plain stone caps, 

surmounted by scalloped ball finials. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139781 Cart Shed. C18. Timber frame of 4 bays with aisles on 3 closed 

sides, and an extended canopy (of aisle width) on the open side. 

Queen post truss. Boarded walls. C20 corrugated metal roof, with 

hipped ends. 

LB2 16/11/1978 139778 Mansion. Front west of early C18, with extensive additions in similar 

style of 1936. Brick and tile. The old front wall is symmetrical, of 2 

storeys and (later) attic, 5 windows. Hipped roof, with fully-moulded 

modillion eaves cornice. Walls of blue headers with flush red 

dressings, quions, rubbed flat arches (with keys to the ground floor), 

projecting 1st floor band which rises above the keystones and 

merges with the plain architrave of the upper central window, stone 

cills, plinth. Sashes (the outside upper openings now filled with 

brickwork). Doorcase of 1936 in classical style, with arched 

pediment and Ionic 1/2 columns. 

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Fyfield 

St Nicholas Church 

Fyfield 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8EL 

Manor Farm 

Fyfield 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8EL 

Fyfield Grange 

Fyfield 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8EL 

LB2 20/12/1960 140489 Parish church. C13, with substantial C19 restoration, late C19 vestry 

and porch. Flint and stone, with a tile roof. Aisleless nave and 

chancel, north vestry (1894) and south porch. Plain roof, with stone 

bell turret at the west end. Exterior has walls of flint with stone 

rubble, flint with brick bands, some coursed knapped flint, and some 

rendered parts; stepped buttresses to the nave (diagonal at the west 

end). Small late medieval 2-light window in the south wall of the 

nave, other windows being Victorian-Perpendicular of 3-lights. The 

interior is plain with Victorian fittings; there are wall monuments of 

1778, 1784, 1788, 1847, 1846 and 1878, and a floor slab of 1806. 

Henry White (brother of Gilbert White of Selbourne) was rector 1762- 

88. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140490 House. Late C18, with C20 extensions. Brick and tile. Symmetrical 

front (east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Hipped roof. Red brick walls in 

Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches, plinth. Sashes in reveals. 6panelled 

(2 top glazed) door in plain frame, with a C20 canopy on 

C18 carved brackets. The other elevations have thin horizontal 

bands (11) of flint; on the south elevation there are also brick 

verticals and cambered openings, sashes and 2 French windows: 

the north elevation has a C20 brick porch with a hipped tile roof. The 

rear is partly masked by the C20 extension, in matching style. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140491 House. Mid C18, with late C18 extensions, forming an L-shape, and 

minor C20 extensions. Flint and brick, with a tile roof. The south 

front has 2 storeys and attic, and had 5 windows, but the west side 2 

bays are now masked by a projecting wing (of 2 windows). Mansard 

roof to the main block the west-end hip being hidden at its lower paet 

by the wing, which has a double-pile roof ending as 2 gables to the 

west (roadside) elevations; 2 dormers, brick dentil eaves. The walls 

have flint panels between the openings and continues below cill level 

with a brick step to the plinth, rubbed flat upper and cambered lower 

arches. C20 leaded casements (replacing former sashes); C20 door 

within a plain frame, beneath casements (replacing former sashes); 

C20 door within a plain frame, beneath a large moulded canopy on 

carved brackets. The wing is rendered on its south face, but the 

west elevation has red brickwork in Flemish bond with blue headers, 

and high level arched windows (south side now filled) below each 

gable. The rear (north) elevation is partly hidden by a 2-storeyed flat 

roofed block, but there are 2 early C19 sashes. 

FYFIELD 

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Fyfield 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8EL 

Bell Cottage 

Fyfield 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8ES 

Lilac Cottage 

Fyfield 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8EL 

LB2 20/12/1960 140492 Row of 3 cottages, now 2. Early and late C18. Timber frame, flint 

and brick, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. ½hipped 

roof, with eaves raised above the upper windows, lower C20 

rear extension with a pantile roof. Exposed frame of 2 periods in the 

upper part of Grange (south and centre units) and in the north gable 

(Lilac), with painted brick infill, other walling of flint with brick quoins, 

some cambered openings, and plinth; all now painted. Casements, 

several old square-leaded lights. 3 boarded door in plain opening. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140493 Former school with house attached, now one dwelling. Said to be 

1790, but VCH states that the school was founded 1818. Brick and 

tile. The house part is 2 storeys, 1 window, with a C20 outshot at the 

east side. Hipped roof: walls of Flemish bond, cambered openings, 

plinth. Casements. French door beneath a C20 canopy on wrought 

iron brackets. The school part is attached to the house on its west 

side and an upper floor has been inserted into the former hall: 1 

storey and attic, 2 windows. Hipped roof, flat-roofed dormers: the 

north wall shows the removal of large windows and insertion of lower 

windows, casements; the west end has the original central doorway. 

At the top of the hip is a small wood-framed bell-cote, with a bell, 

resting on a leaded base, and with a shingled pitched roof. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140492 Row of 3 cottages, now 2. Early and late C18. Timber frame, flint 

and brick, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. ½hipped 

roof, with eaves raised above the upper windows, lower C20 

rear extension with a pantile roof. Exposed frame of 2 periods in the 

upper part of Grange (south and centre units) and in the north gable 

(Lilac), with painted brick infill, other walling of flint with brick quoins, 

some cambered openings, and plinth; all now painted. Casements, 

several old square-leaded lights. 3 boarded door in plain opening. 

FYFIELD 

FYFIELD 

FYFIELD

Goodworth Clatford 


Church Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7HL 


Longstock Road 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7RN 

Goodworth Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QX 

Forsythia 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7RN 

Rose Cottage 

Church Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7HL 

LB2 21/03/1984 139615 House. Late C18, with a mid C19 front. Brick and rendered walls, 

tile roof. Regular front (south) of 2 storeys, 4 windows. Walls of 

Flemish bond. The openings have stone frames, of cornice, frieze, 

side pilasters, with cills on brackets. Casements. Porch with 

blocking course, cornice, pilasters and C20 glazed door. The long 

east side is rendered, with cambered heads and small sashes in 

exposed frames; an entrance has hipped tiled canopy on posts, 

supported on side walls, and a plain door. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139628 Once a pair, now one house. Early C18, with late C20 rear and side 

additions. Timber framed structure, with a thatched roof. 2 storeys, 

3 windows. ½-hipped roof, C20 flat at the rear. Exposed frame with 

painted brick infill, brick base: rendered brick wall at the south end, 

beneath a boarded gable, boarded wall to the north end outshot. 

Casements, 2 upper oriels with moulded cills on cut brackets, and 

some early glazing. 2 boarded doors in plain frames. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139633 House. C17 and C18. Walls of painted brick, with a thatch roof. Lshaped 

block with addition at the rear, of 1 storey and attic. ½hipped 

roof, with eyebrow dormer. The north wall has exposed 

timber-framing. Casements. Doorway in a plain porch, with a lowpitched 

C20 cover. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139626 House. Late C18, with mid C19 extension on the north side. 

Rendered and painted brick walls, with a thatched roof. The roof is 

hipped at the south end and ½-hipped at the north. The old part has 

roughcast walls. Casements. C20 French door with a thatched 

hood on posts; another ½-glazed door. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139617 Cottage, at right-angles to the roadway. C18, with C20 additions. 

Stucco and thatch. 1 storey and attic. The roadside gable is ½hipped, 

the rear is hipped and brought to a low eaves above an 

outshot. Casements. Thatched cover to former porch, the door 

being replaced by a window. Covered passageway along the north 

side masks ground-floor windows and the entrance: the east side 

has a flat-roofed projection of painted brickwork. 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD

Boundary Walling To Martins And 

Posthouse 

Church Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7HL 

K6 Telephone Kiosk West Of 

Village Hall 



Andover 

Hampshire 

LB2 15/02/1988 139771 Boundary wall, formerly to the Glebe House (not included on list). 

C19 or earlier. Chalk cob, rendered on brick base, with pitched 

covering of double Roman clay tiles crowned with purpose-made 

clay ridge. Wall averages 2.5 metres high, and extends for about 80 

metres, with curved corner to a return towards Posthouse (not 

included in the list) into which is set a G VI R letter box. The wall is 

an important visual element in the village, and screens some late 

C20 buildings from the listed group of Manor Farm (qv) and the 

Church of St peter (qv). 

LB2 06/12/1994 437992 Telephone Kiosk, type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. 

Made by various contractors. Cast iron. Square kiosk with domed 

roof. Unperforated crowns to top panels and margin glazing to 

windows and doors. 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD


Church Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7HL 

LB1 20/12/1960 139614 Parish church. C12, late C13, circa 1340, C15 and late C19. GOODWORTH 

Norman have now represented by arcading of 3 bays on the south 

side (with C13 pointed arches with dog-tooth ornament resting on 

scalloped caps) set at the east end against a massive rectangular 

support (with a wider arch beyond in the position of the first chancel). 

These are 3 late Norman bays on the north side of the nave with 

moulded caps and round columns. The chancel is C13, with coupled 

lancets. The aisle walls and windows, of coupled cusped lights, are 

C15, the south side being a widening of the earlier aisle and 

absorbing A C13 south transept, built originally with the chancel. 

The tower at the west end is of the mid C14. Vestry of the mid C19 

with later northward extension and late C19 with later northward 

extension, and late C19 south porch. The exterior has a single ridge 

to the tile roof, another ridged roof above the north aisle, and a lead 

sloping roof to the south aisle; the walls are of flint with stone 

dressings. The tower of 2 stages is of ashlar, with parapet 

mouldings, set-off moulding to the middle band and a plinth, with 

small ogee openings (coupled as a west window), and there is a 

shingled broach spire. Tiled and gabled porch on an open timberframe 

on a stone wall. The front is C12, being a Purbeck square top 

with arcaded sides, on a central drum, with 4 corner shafts moulded 

top and bottom. There are several wall monuments of the early C19, 

moulded top and bottom. There are several wall monuments of the 

early C19, three C18 paintings of religious subjects, and Prescription 

boards. On either side of the north aisle (former) east window are 

moulded canopies and brackets for statuary, and the east side 

capital of the eastern columns on the north side of the nave has 

carved heads of the mediaeval period. The ceiling to the chancel 

has arch-braced collars, and the nave has King-post trusses. 

CLATFORD

Thistledown Cottage 

Church Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7HL 

Isle Barn 

St Peters Close 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7SF 

LB2 15/05/1997 468683 House. Probably C16, altered C17, C18 and C19 and extended 

C20. Timber-framed, partly rebuilt in brick and stone. Concrete tile 

roof with gabled ends. Brick axial stacks. PLAN: 4-room plan with 

C20 1-room plan extension on right[E] end. At least the centre righthand 

bay was open to the roof and heated from an open-hearth fire. 

Floors and an axial stack between the centre two rooms were 

inserted in about the C17. The left [W] bay was probably also added 

in the C17 or early C18. There is an outshut behind the centre 

rooms. EXTERIOR: 1 storey and attic. Asymmetrical 5-window 

south front with C20 casements and dormers breaking eaves with 

flat roofs; doorway to left with gabled porch; addition on right end 

partly weatherboarded. Store-posts exposed in rear wall; rear 

outshut to right of centre. INTERIOR: chamfered axial ceiling beams 

with hollow-step stops. Stack between centre rooms with back-toback 

fireplaces with cambered chamfered timber lintels and rebuilt 

ovens. Timber-framed partition walls and some exposed framing in 

rear wall. Roof consists of simple common-rafter couples; the bay to 

the right of centre with square-set ridge-piece and straight windbraces 

is smoke-blackened and the closed tie-beam truss on the 

right is also blackened on its right [E] side. Some blackened roof 

timbers survive at either end, hips and battens. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139616 Barn, with cartshed extending from the west end. Early C19. The 

barn is a timber frame of 5 bays with aisles and central entrance. 

High collar between upper purlins and struts form tie-beam to lower 

purlins. Hipped roof of corrugated asbestos. Boarded walls. The 

cartshed is a lower and narrow timber-framed structure of 6 bays. 

Corrugated asbestos roof. Walls partly boarded, with open front and 

garages to 4 bays. Included for group value. 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD

Barn Attached Shelter Shed And 

Yard Wall Longbarrow 

Barrow Hill 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7SE 

Barn 20yd Of Green Meadow 

Cottage 

Green Meadow Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7HH 

LB2 09/10/1989 139772 Barn and attached shelter sheds and yard wall. Barn probably late 

C18, byres and wall early-mid C19. Flint, with brick quoins, vertical 

strips, lacing courses and buttresses. Welsh slate roofs, barn 

previously tiled or thatched. Courtyard plan, with aisled 6-bay barn 

forming right (north-east) side, shelter sheds forming rear and left 

sides, and wall across front. Barn: north-east elevation: cart-entry to 

bay 4 has board double door and rises above eaves under hipped 

roof; left bay has bead-moulded board double door; hipped roof. 

Yard elevation: opposing cart-entry with board doors; at right end 

board door under segmental header brick arch. South-east gable 

has raked buttresses. Yard wall is approx. 2 metres high having 

domed brick coping and entrances at centre and on right. Shelter 

sheds are open-fronted with wooden posts on chamfered padstones, 

the original posts square with triangular-stopped chamfered arrises; 

some replacement posts; hipped roof. Interior: barn: jowelled arcade 

posts rise from brick walls projecting from walls and are braced to 

wall plate, arcade plate, and tie beams; curved queen strut roof 

trusses; butt purlins; long straight wind braces; old rafters; plank 

ridge piece. Original partition dividing off end bay has brick and flint 

plinth wall supporting weather-boarded timber-framed 

superstructure. Cart-entry jamb posts have slotted base-posts (to 

receive planks to partly block entrances when threshing). The 

arcade posts at the cart-entries have incised graffiti the earliest dates 

being in the 1820s. Shelter sheds; King-post roof trusses with raked 

struts, the king-posts bolted on to tie-beams; clasped purlins; plank 

ridge pieces, the rear walls have timber plates, possibly used to 

support mangers. The buildings were in a dilapidated state at time 

of inspection. The 1808 tithe map shows the existing enclosure 

within which the yard is located; it does not appear on the 1735 tithe 

map. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139618 Barn now, garage and store. C18, and C20. 4-bay timber-frame, 

continued with 2½ bays of brick-walled structures: straight struts to 

Queen Post: on part of the east side. ½-hipped and hipped thatch 

roof. Walls mostly boarded; the solid walls have some admixture of 

flint. Early C20 details. 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD

Oakcuts 

Stockbridge Road 

Red Rice 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SP11 7PQ 




Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QX 

Thatchings 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QX 

Old Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QY 

Goodworth Clatford Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7RN 

LB2 20/12/1960 139635 Farmhouse. Early C19. Rendered walls and steel slate roof. 

Regular front (north) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. The house has the 3bay 

form, with a massive chimney breast between 2 units, of the late 

C16, but the timber-framing within and on the west gable is of the 

later pattern, and the use of framing at this date may account for the 

name. 3-light casements. Doorway with moulded canopy and 3panelled 

(top-glazed) door. The rear elevation is similar, with added 

windows of the early C20. At the west end there is a single-storeyed 

outshot of the late C19. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139634 House at right-angles to the roadway. C17, with late C18 front 

(south). Painted brick; and thatched roof. 1 storey and attic. ½hipped 

gable to slightly-projecting west side, eaves raised above the 

upper windows. Flint panelling to the older eastern part, at front and 

rear. Casements. Thatched canopy to the open porch at the front; 

plain doorway at the rear. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139632 House. C17, mainly C18 exterior. Painted brick and render, with a 

thatch roof. Front (west) of 1 storey and attic, 3 above 4 windows. 

The eaves are raised (higher at the north side) above the upper 

windows. The painted walls have some flint panels, and there is a 

short section of exposed timber frame, cambered ground floor 

openings. Casements. Plain doorway beneath a thatched canopy. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139631 Cottage of C17 and C18 parts. Timber frame, with some rendered 

walls, thatch roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 above 4 windows to the front 

(west). The roof indicates that the tall C18 section was added to the 

lower C17 part, hipped at the lower ends, eaves raised above the 

upper windows. The north end (and a lower wing to its rear) has 

exposed framing with rendered infill, the remainder of the front being 

plain. Casements: one small splayed bay with a hipped tile roof (in 

the position of a former doorway). New door at the north end, with a 

brick surround. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139630 House, at right-angles to the roadway. C18, with C20 extensions. 

Rendered walls and thatched roof. Front (south) of 2 storeys, once 

symmetrical of 2 windows but extended eastwards by 1 window. ½hipped 

roof, catslide at rear with eaves raised above upper lights. 

Plain walls, with timber-frame exposed in the gable. C20 

casements. C20 small porch, with a thatched roof. 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD 

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CLATFORD 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD

The Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7RN 

Granary 15yds East Of Green 

Meadow Cottage 

Green Meadow Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7HH 

Ford Acre 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7RN 

The Old Farm House 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7RE 

Johns Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7RE 

Flint Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7RE 

LB2 21/03/1984 139629 House. C18, with C20 renovations and rear additions. Painted brick 

and rubble walls, thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 above 4 

windows. ½-hipped roof (with some exposed timber frame in the 

gable), eyebrow dormers, eaves merge with roof above 2 C20 

porches. Casements. 2 porches. Included for group value. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139619 Granary. Early C19. Timber-frame on 5 x 3 staddles. ½-hipped tile 

roof. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139627 House. C18, with early C20 extensions. Brick, with a tile roof. 2 

storeys, 3 windows. ½-hipped roof, with catslide at rear: separate 

hipped roof to rear addition on the south side (with flat-roofed block 

in front). Walls of Flemish bond with blue headers. C20 leaded 

casements. C20 brick porch with thatched roof. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139625 House. C18, extended and renovated late C20. Rendered walls and 

tiled roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. Hipped dormer, the other 

upper light enclosed by the raised eaves (of formerly thatched 

section of roof), gabled and tile-hung dormer on the south elevation. 

Plain walls, probably raised along the south side, plinth. Casements. 

C20 tiled porch on the south side. Included for group value. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139624 House. C17, with early C19 features and mid C20 rear outshots. 

Rendered front, with a thatched roof. Front (east of 1 storey and 

attic, 3 irregularly-spaced windows. The north end of the building is 

an early C19 extension, with exposed framing (to the gable and rear) 

of late style, the rear elevation has exposed framing of the first 

period, with painted brick C20 additions: the front is plain with a 

plinth. Casements. The doorway at the south side (being central in 

the original unit) is early C19, with a tall frame, having a canopy (with 

thatched top) with panelled soffit, supported on carved brackets, thin 

pilasters, fanlight and double (3-panelled) doors. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139623 House, at right-angles to the road. C18. Rendered walls, and 

thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. ½-hipped roof, with 

eaves raised above the upper window; tile roof to outshots. Exposed 

framing in the gable. Casements. Entrance in C20 outshot along the 

north side. 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD 

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CLATFORD 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD

The Lawns 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7RE 

Molesey Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7RE 

LB2 21/03/1984 139622 House. Early C19. Brick and tile. Symmetrical front (east) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows. Walls of English bond, with cambered 

openings; north gable having 7 horizontal flint panels. Casements, 

ground-floor splayed bays with hipped tile roofs. ½-glazed door 

within a tiled canopy on posts (with corner braces). 

LB2 20/12/1960 139621 House. C18. Rendered walls and thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 

3 above 4 windows. The roof is ½-hipped at the north end, with a 

catslide at rear, the eaves are raised above the upper windows but 

lowered at the south side, where they meet the extension to a lower 

eaves of the roof hipped at the south end. The upper windows are 

set within triangular framing, the south side outshot has exposed 

framing in its upper part, and the north gable has exposed framing. 

Casements. Plain doorway within a rustic porch. 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD 

GOODWORTH 

CLATFORD

Grateley 

Barn 15m S Of Manor Farmhouse 

High Street 

Grateley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8JS 

Manor Farmhouse 

High Street 

Grateley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8JS 


High Street 

Grateley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8JT 

Grateley Junior And Infants 

School 

High Street 

Grateley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8JS 

LB2 24/10/1984 140068 Barn C17. Timber frame of 5 bays with aisles all round; Queen post 

truss. Tile roof with ½-hip at the north end, hip at the south, and a 

hipped roof (of corrugated iron sheeting) projecting above the 

entrance (at the 4th bay). Boarded walls; the north elevation being 

an exposed frame. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140067 House. C18 with early and mid C19 additions. Brick and tile. 

Symmetrical front (east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Hipped roof, 2 flatroofed 

dormers with casements. Walls of Flemish bond with blue 

headers, 1st floor (cemented) ban, plinth. Victorian sashes, 2 

splayed bays to the ground floor (with hipped tile roofs). Tuscan 

porch of 2 columns, 2 pilasters, with fanlight. The rear has a fullwidth 

Early C19 extension with a hipped slate roof, cambered 

openings with casements, and a C20 shallow brick bay with 3 

French windows. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140069 House, once 2. C17, early C19, with early C20 extensions. Brick 

and tile. Long narrow block with a small wing at the rear and an 

early C20 cross-wing at the east end. Front (north) of 1 storey and 

attic, 3 windows, with east end wing of 2 storeys, 2 windows. Steep 

roof, central large shafted stack, small gabled dormers with cills at 

eaves level. Part of the timber frame is exposed, the walling 

otherwise being of Flemish bond with blue headers (stretchers to the 

cross wing). Old leaded casements to the dormers, 2 sash windows, 

the remainder casements. 2 ½-glazed doors. The west end has a 

steeply-roofed outshot of the early C19, with a bricknogged frame. 

The rear elevation is similar, and the C20 work maintains the scale 

and style. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140070 Primary school. Early C19, late C19, and C20. Rendered walls and 

hipped slate roof. The old part is a simple rectangular block with (on 

the east elevation) a central doorway and 2 windows on each side; 

those at the north side being sashes in reveals and those at the 

south of the late C19, being casements of a style used in the later 

extensions. The tall doorway has a flattened Gothic arch with a 

traceried fanlight (with coloured glass) above a 6-panelled door. 

Late C19 additions at the rear are in the same style and there are 

further C20) smaller extensions, each of different style and materials. 

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Hope Cottage 

High Street 

Grateley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8JT 

Grateley Post Office 

High Street 

Grateley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8JT 

The Old Farm House 

High Street 

Grateley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8JR 

LB2 24/10/1984 140071 House and shop. C17, late C18, and late C19. flint and brick, thatch 

and slate. The old part is a timber-framed building re-clad in the late 

C19, of 1 storey and attic, 2 above 3 windows. The roof is hipped at 

the east end, with eaves raised above the upper windows, and 

catslide at rear. The flint walls have brick quoins, bands, cambered 

arches, plinth, an indications of altered features. Casements. 

Boarded door in an architrave. Attached at the west end (a at a 

slight angle) is a late C19 2-storeyed house of 1 window, with a slate 

roof, painted brick walls and a sash window; the ground floor to the 

narrow front is a shop-front. Within the old part, the rear wall of the 

original frame is exposed. There is a small C20 extension set back 

at the east side with a slate roof and painted brick walls. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140071 House and shop. C17, late C18, and late C19. flint and brick, thatch 

and slate. The old part is a timber-framed building re-clad in the late 

C19, of 1 storey and attic, 2 above 3 windows. The roof is hipped at 

the east end, with eaves raised above the upper windows, and 

catslide at rear. The flint walls have brick quoins, bands, cambered 

arches, plinth, an indications of altered features. Casements. 

Boarded door in an architrave. Attached at the west end (a at a 

slight angle) is a late C19 2-storeyed house of 1 window, with a slate 

roof, painted brick walls and a sash window; the ground floor to the 

narrow front is a shop-front. Within the old part, the rear wall of the 

original frame is exposed. There is a small C20 extension set back 

at the east side with a slate roof and painted brick walls. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140073 House, formerly 2. C17, late C18, early C20. Timber framed 

building with some later cladding, flint and brick to the rear wing. Tile 

roof. Front (north) of 1 storey and attic, 2 above 3 windows. Plain 

roof, with shafted stack in the centre and large stack attached at the 

west end, ½-hipped dormers with cills at eaves level. The eastern 

half has exposed framing with rendered infill, the remainder of the 

front being rendered. Casement. Doorway with canopy, panelled 

frieze with acanthus leaves at each side above panelled pilasters, 

boarded door. A triangular outshot at the west end has a tiled roof. 

The east elevation shows a gable (north side) with exposed framing, 

the 2-storeyed rear extension of the late C18 having flint horizontal 

panels with brick quoins, bands, cambered arch; casements. A 

further extension in similar style is single-storeyed, with a large flat 

roofed dormer. 

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Grateley House School 

Pond Lane 

Grateley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8TA 

St Leonards Church 

Church Lane 

Grateley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8JZ 

LB2 24/10/1984 140074 Large house, with extensive service blocks abutting the roadway. 

C1840 and late C19. Brick and slate. Symmetrical front (south) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows. Low-pitched hipped roof. Red brick walls in 

Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches, stone first floor band (now broken 

by lowered cills). Sashes in reveals, the ground-floor has splayed 

brick bays, each with 3 sash windows. Plain arched doorway with 

fanlight and ½-glazed door. The feature of the elevation is a stoneflagged 

verandah with thin cast-iron columns, oval arches (to fit the 

different spans as the eaves passes across the front, round the 

bays, and on the west side of the building), trellis spandrels and side 

panels, and concave leaded roof. The east elevation is of the same 

style, symmetrical of 2 storeys, 3 windows (south side blank), with 

ground-floor recessed openings (the north side replaced with a 

shallow brick 3 light rectangular bay). Ionic porch of 2 plain columns, 

2 pilasters, fanlight and late C19 door of 2 vertical panels. Extending 

to the north of the east elevation is the east end of the north service 

block, with flint and brick walls. The roadside (north) elevation is 

mainly late C19, of mixed sections (flint and brick, brick with diaper 

patterns), 2 storeys, 1 storey and attic, with a carriage arch now 

filled. 

LB1 24/10/1984 140066 Parish church. C12, C13, restoration of 1851. Aisleless nave and 

chancel, west tower and south porch. The nave is Norman with an 

original window, some lancets and a traceried (south) light of the mid 

C19; the chancel is C13 (slightly-wider than the nave) with 2 lancets 

on the north side and triple lancets at the east end; the tower is C13 

with C15 diagonal buttresses; the porch is 1738 restored mid C19. 

Plain tile roof, walls of flint (with some stone rubble), coursed, 

knapped and squared to the chancel, with stone dressings. The 

tower has a small brick parapet and small corner pinnacles. The 

porch, with a simple Norman doorway within, has a sundial above 

the entrance, dated 1784. Within, the notable feature is the 

presence of stained glass (with brilliant reds and blues) rescued from 

Salisbury cathedral by William Benson Earle in 1787 and given to 

the church. The front is a plain Norman tub. The west wall of the 

nave has 4 painted prescription boards (with arched tops) and a 

bequest board. A small wrought-iron bracket fixed to the wall near 

the pulpit once held the hourglass (for timing the sermon). In front of 

the altar rail is a double row of 60 medieval inlaid tiles. 

GRATELEY 

GRATELEY


High Street 

Grateley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8JR 

Rose Cottage 

High Street 

Grateley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8JR 

LB2 24/10/1984 140072 Now a pair of houses, forming an L-shape. C17, early C19, with C20 

restoration. Timber frame and brick, with a tile roof. The old part 

(Jasmine) is a timber-framed building at right angles to the roadway, 

of 1 storey and attic, irregular fenestration. Exposed frame with 

painted brick infill, the gable to the roadway is a brick wall (of the 

early C19) planted on the end of the frame, having horizontal flint 

panels. Casements. ½-glazed door. Rose Cottage has painted 

brickwork, with a west elevation of 2 storeys, 2 windows and a front 

(south) of 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. Casements. ½-glazed door. 

The prominent roof, with varied hips, gables and dormers, was 

formerly thatched, but this was replaced by tiling in the late C20. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140072 Now a pair of houses, forming an L-shape. C17, early C19, with C20 

restoration. Timber frame and brick, with a tile roof. The old part 

(Jasmine) is a timber-framed building at right angles to the roadway, 

of 1 storey and attic, irregular fenestration. Exposed frame with 

painted brick infill, the gable to the roadway is a brick wall (of the 

early C19) planted on the end of the frame, having horizontal flint 

panels. Casements. ½-glazed door. Rose Cottage has painted 

brickwork, with a west elevation of 2 storeys, 2 windows and a front 

(south) of 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. Casements. ½-glazed door. 

The prominent roof, with varied hips, gables and dormers, was 

formerly thatched, but this was replaced by tiling in the late C20. 

GRATELEY 

GRATELEY

Houghton 


Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LN 

Granary 2m E Of Eveley Farm 

Stevens Drove 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6SA 

Church Lane Cottage 

Church Lane 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LJ 

Staddle Barn At Pittleworth Farm 

Pittleworth 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6NA 

Rowans 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LT 

Granary 15m S Of The Manor 

House 

Church Lane 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LJ 

LB2 07/02/1986 140655 Cottage. C17 extended C20. Timber-frame with colourwashed 

brick, thatched roof, tile roof to addition. 1½ storey, 2 bay cottage 

end onto road with C20 bay added to far end. Front has 4 panel 

door between C17 bays under downswept hood. In each bay 2-light 

casement with small casement in eyebrow over centre. Far C20 bay 

has timber-framing and 2-light casement with similar over in pent 

roofed dormer. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140684 Barn. C17. Timber-frame weatherboarded, corrugated iron roof. 5 

bay barn with central double doors and porch on far side, to each 

end C18 and C19 sheds. Inside queen post roof with large curved 

braces to tiebeams and wallplates. Part of a deserted C18/C19 

farmyard. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140691 Cottage. C18. Rendered cob, thatched roof, 2 storey, 2 bay. 

Central C20plank in gabled timber porch. Each side on both stories 

3-light casement. End stacks. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140599 Staddle barn, C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on stone 

staddles, corrugated iron roof. 4 bay barn on 20 staddle stones. 

Double doors both sides to one inner bay. Half-hipped roof. Outshot 

to one side. Inside Queen strut roof with braces to tiebeams and 

wall-aisle plate. Tie from posts to wall of aisled side. Straight 

windbraces. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140712 Cottage. C17 and C18 altered C19. Timber-frame with 

colourwashed brick infill and additions, shingle and slate roof. 1½ 

storey, 4 bays, C17 centre bays. C20 oriel in right bay. 1 and 2-light 

casement in each. Right 3 bays have sloping roofed 2-light dormer. 

Roof has stack above left bay. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140696 Granary. Mid C18. Timber-frame weatherboraded, old plain tile 

roof, on stone staddles. 3 small bays on 12 staddle stones. Door 

above steps on far side. Dovecote in gable on one end. Roof halfhipped. 

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Service Range Immediatly E Of 

The Manor House 

Church Lane 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LJ 

Coopers Farm 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LU 

Granary Behind Fir Tree Cottage 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LH 

Granary 10m N Of Tiebridge 

Farm 

Houghton Road 

North Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LQ 

Barn 50m NE Of Tiebridge Farm 

Houghton Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LQ 

The Granary 

Houghton Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LF 

LB2 07/02/1986 140695 Service range, originally stables. Mid C18. Chequer brickwork, 

timber scantling in gables, old plain tile roof. 7 bay, single storey. 

Front has original openings with Dutch arches. 3rd bay from left 

originally double doors, now glazed. 2-light casement or glazed door 

in each bay. Over central bay hipped dormer with 12-pane window. 

Blue brick eaves course. 

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shingle roof. Square plan on 9 stone staddles. Door in one end with 

fanlight. Hipped roof. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140720 Granary. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on staddle stones, 

slate roof. On 6 staddle stones, door in end. Half-hipped roof. 

Probably more recently used as game larder. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140729 Barn. C17. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick and concrete 

plinth, corrugated iron roof. Low 6 bay barn, possibly for wintering 

sheep. Double doors in 3rd bay from left and 2nd bay from right. 

C20 ventilation windows cut in other bays. Inside queen-post roof 

with braces, some curved, from posts to tie-beam and wallplate. 

Curved windbraces. 


old plain tile roof 3-bay granary on 15 staddle stones. Central door 

and window to left. Roof half-hipped. Inside inserted floor and 

queen-post roof with curved braces to tiebeams. 

HOUGHTON 

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Steps Up To S Long Walk On W 

Side Of Marsh Court 

Marsh Court Lane 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JB 

Steps And Bench At S End Of 

Long Walk On W Side Of Marsh 

Court 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JB 

Sun-dial In Centre Of S Court 

10m S Of S Door Of Marsh Court 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JB 

The Lodge 

Houghton Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LQ 

The Lodge 

Houghton Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LQ 

LB2 07/02/1986 140753 Steps. 1901-5 by E L Lutyens. Stone with flint and stone risers. 

Flight of 7 steps widening downwards from small projecting platforms 

each side of top 2. Outside this, top level spreads out, with below it 

wide step, of a level 2 below, continues each way towards house 

and away from it. 

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LB2 07/02/1986 140752 Steps and bench. 1901-5 by E L Lutyens. Stone with flint and stone 

risers, bench of tile piers with stone copings slotted to take timber 

planks. Flight of 7 steps widening downwards from small projecting 

platforms each side of top 2. Outside this top level continues each 

way towards house and away from it, with on top this side the bench. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140758 Sun-dial. Circa 1900 dial by Pilkington and Gibbs, on pedestal by E 

L Lutyens. Stone plinth and pedestal to bronze sun dial. Hexagonal 

plinth to round column with continuous inlaid bronze spiral pattern. 

Square abacus with sophisticated sun-dial device mounted on it. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140719 Wall garden. Early C19. Rendered cob walls on flint plinths, wide 

tile coping. Enclosing a kitchen garden 65m wide by 95m long. 

Walls are 3m high except W wall with greenhouses is 4m high. 

Entrance timber double gates in S end with cob and slate stables 

either side built on outside of wall. E side facing river has 2 iron 

gateways. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140721 Pair of lodges with fences and gates between. Early C19. Brick, 

fishscale tiles, cast-iron fence and gates and piers. Symmetrical 

arrangements of central gates each side 2 bay single storey lodges 

facing drive with projecting porch at road end. From corner of porch 

on road end quadrant wall and fence. Road end elevation has 

pointed Y-tracery. Gothic window above, stucco quatrefoil around 

recess. Carved bargeboard. Gabled porch has pointed archway to 

front and bargeboard, 4 centres arch on sides. Inside studded plank 

door. Recessed panel or 2-light casement in other bay. Central 

carved stack and decorated ridge tiles. Gates between are central 

carriage gates with pedestrian gates either side with 4 octagonal 

cast iron piers. 

HOUGHTON 

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HOUGHTON

Sunken Garden On S Of W Wing 

Of Marsh Court 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JB 

Bench At S End Of S Long Walk 

20m SW Of Marsh Court 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JB 

The Retreat 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LR 

Pergola Against S Wall Of 

Ballroom Marsh Court 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JB 

LB2S 07/02/1986 140755 Sunken Garden. 1901-5 by E L Lutyens. Stone steps with flint and 

stone risers, surrounding wall brick (except end of flint and stone), 

with stone piers and balustraded parapet. In front of W end of S 

front, which has an exposed basement overlooking garden, with 

walls running S from SW corners of house and projecting 5 bay 

some 20m, joined at S end by 10m long wall pierced by gateway 

with steps up to it. In centre, pool 2m by 8m having dolphin fountain 

in centre and all round a step below surface of water and 4 steps 

above up to walkway. Below walkway at corners and third intervals 

small flower beds containing fountain heads. Above walkway low 

wall around flower beds on sides and retaining lawn against house. 

Halfway along sides, cutting beds, flight of 3 steps to lead tanks 

inscribed '1904 HJ' on tile piers, tank missing on one side. Above 

each, fountain which poured into narrow conduit cut in steps down to 

pond. Walls on each side have stone piers every 2m with stone 

balustraded parapet running along top. S end has 3 steps up to level 

of beds on sides then 6 semi-circular steps up to gateway in wall of 

stone and flint with similar detail to side walls. Gatepiers moulded 

wih moulded offset base and head. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140754 Bench. 1901-5 by E L Lutyens. Tile piers with stone copings slotted 

to take timber planks. 

LB2 14/08/1996 461933 Pair of attached cottages. Circa 1830's. Rendered cob walls. Welsh 

slate hipped roof. Brick axial stack at centre. 2 storeys. Almost 

symettrical 2-window south front, the windows at the centre and with 

doorways to right and left with plank doors and simple rendered 

porches with open gabled slate roofs. C19 2-light casements with 

glasing bars, those on the right with mullion off-set to the right; 

rendered brick cills. 2-light casement on left (west) end wall and 

outbuilding attached to right (east) end. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140759 Pergola. 1926 by E L Lutyens. Tile piers on stone plinths with small 

stone cornices supporting large timber beams onto stone corbels on 

wall of ballroom. 6 piers long. On ballroom wall between columns 

oval niches with console corbels at bottom. 

HOUGHTON 

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HOUGHTON

Chapel 20m NW Of Marsh Court 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JB 

Walls Of S Court In Front Of S 

Side Of Marsh Court 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JB 

Pergola And Retaining Walls With 

Pools On S Walk 25m S Of 

Marsh Court 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JB 

Steps To Rendezvous At End Of 

Long Walk 20m NW Of Marsh 

Court 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JB 

LB2 07/02/1986 140760 Chapel built as store. 1905 by E L Lutyens. Brick with tile details, 

old plain tile roof. 3 bay, single storey and attic. Central planked 

door with 2-light casement against right side and in other bays, all 

leaded. Roof half-hipped with window in gable. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140757 Walls of S court. 1901-5 by E Lutyens. Ashlar stone with flint. 

Court is in front of centre of S front, bounded by projecting E wing, 

by walk above sunken garden running S from projecting bay and at 

S by wall on retaining wall above S walk. To W bed with 1m wall 

retaining it from walkway, but against house 8 steps down to 

walkway and more steps at S end. Other side has 0.5m retaining 

wall to bed and higher lawn in front of ballroom, with at far end 

several steps up to this level. Along S low wall with either end large 

square beds on part where retaining wall projects further S. In 

centre of court sun-dial (qv). 

LB2 07/02/1986 140756 Retaining wall with pergola and pools. 1901-5 by E L Lutyens. 

Retaining wall of ashlar stone and knapped flint with brick niches, 

and brick surrounds to pools with stone walkways around, pergola of 

tile piers on stone plinths with large timber beams between. Lying S 

of centre of house below S Court, retaining wall starts at W at side of 

10 wide steps to court beside sunken garden. Wall runs 3m E with 

stone corbels to take beams to 1st 2 parts of pergola. Then wall 

steps 2m N towards house and runs 12m E before coming out. This 

alcove contains the pools with, in return walls brick niches having 

below fountain bowls feeding pools. 2 centre parts of pergola are 2 

span with 2nd span over pools onto stone corbels over oval niche 

with console corbels. E end similar to W then instead of steps wall 

steps back and continues in brick with rough stone and brick steps 

rising parallel to it in several flights to lawn in front of ballroom. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140751 Steps to Rendezvous 1901-5 by E L Lutyens. Stone with knapped 

flint. Plan of 3 sided small enclosure with semi-circular steps rising to 

narrow opening in N wall and then radiating upwards and outwards 

onto viewing platform. On one side, at end of walk above moat in 

front of house, 2 tall square piers of 3.5m high with moulded cornice 

and obelisk finial, no parapet between. On other side balustraded 

parapet. Set in lower part of wall both sides oval niche at bottom 

console corbel. End wall has square pier near each corner rising 

0.5m above balustraded parapet. Between piers parapet descends 

from each side to short piers either side of opening for steps. 

HOUGHTON 

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HOUGHTON

Moat In Front Of Forecourt Of 

Marsh Court 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JB 

Tiebridge Farm 

Houghton Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LQ 

North Houghton Manor 

Houghton Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LF 

LB2 07/02/1986 140750 Moat. 1901-5 by E L Lutyens. Grassed moat with dressed stone 

(some knapped flint) walls, balustrades and bridge. E-shaped N front 

of house with long projecting wings, U-shaped moat runs from ends 

of wing of same width, with longlink E-W section, crossed in centre 

by bridge, yew hedges complete sides of courtyard while N end is 

open with bridge and steps down each side. Bridge has brick lined 

arch and moulded architrave with keyblocks. Parapet cambered up 

in centre . Balustraded parapet either side on far side of moat, on 

wall with knapped flint areas in stone. To E side wall some 3m high 

of similar material separate main courtyard from service range, 

running to corner of wing. At other end tall stone gatepier originally 

with finial. On courtyard end of bridge roadway widens bounded by 

short length of balustrade. Then either side 6 wide steps down to 

moat. S balustraded wall of moat overlooks lower W walk. Running 

in front of wings flight of steps into moat, and pathway across it, on 

one side further flight descends to Long Walk, on other passing 

through arch in screen wall to flight of steps rising in front of service 

range. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140728 Farmhouse. Circa 1800 incorporating stones of medieval church. 

On reused dressed stone plinth, brick old plain tile roof. 2 storey on 

cellar, 3 x 3 bay with contemporary wing to rear. Front has central 

glazed C20 door under open C19 open gabled timber porch on plinth 

of fine medieval blind tracery work, probably from N Houghton 

church. Each side 6-pane sash. Over shorter similar and narrower 

similar over door. All with rendered brick arches. Roof hipped with 

stacks on return ridges. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140727 House. Early C18 altered C18 and C19. Brick, slate roof, 3 storey 

(2nd floor late C18, 3 x 2 bay with to left C19 2 storey addition 

slightly set back with stables behind it. Front has plinth and central 

C19 flat-roofed brick porch, with top-lit door and fanlight. Above 12pane 

sash, each side on both floors large 16-pane sash. On 2nd 

floor in centre wide 6-pane sash, each side wide 8-pane sash. 

Rubbed brick arches and blind boxes to all sashes. Wide eaves to 

low-pitched roof with stacks at tops of hips. Left addition has 12pane 

sashes and hipped roof with stack to left wall of main part. 

Inside behind porch panelled reveal, fanlight and pilasters of original 

doorway. Behind is hall with early C18 dogleg staircase on left with 

turned balusters and moulded handrail and on right under return 

stairs moulded timber archway. Many C18 doors and other features 

remain. Cellar is formed of narrow Tudor bricks. 

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Wallgarden Cottage 

Houghton Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LF 

Dairy House 

Houghton Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LF 

Grotto Doorway From Road Into 

Garden 150m SW Of Houghton 

Lodge 

Houghton Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LQ 

Gate House Left Houghton Lodge 

Houghton Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LQ 

LB2 07/02/1986 140725 Cottage. Late C17, extended late C20. Flint with moulded brick 

dressings, old plain tile roof, additions brick and plain tile. 1½ storey, 

2 bay cottage with C20 wings each end. Front has plinth with 

moulded brick offset and in left bay of older part door under rustic 

timber porch. 2-light casement beside and 3-light casement in right 

bay. 2 2-light hip-roofed dormers. Stacks at each end of original 

part. Added left bay projects slightly, roof-line higher. 2-bay wide 

wing to right has lower ridge-line. Hipped roofs. Inside older part 

C17 stud wall, beams and brick stacks. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140724 House. C17 altered C18 and early C20. Timber-frame with brick infill 

on high flint and brick plinth, old plain tile roof, brick additions. 2 

storey, 3 bay and smoke bay with early C20 lean-to to right 2 bays 

and smoke bay to left of centre. Well constructed oak door with 

heavy frame and hood and single casements in lean-to. Single light 

in smoke bay and C20 2-light casement and high-set 3-pane window 

in left bay. On 1st floor 2 C17 2-light casement one above other in 

smoke bay and 2-light casements in bays either side. Roof halfhipped 

and large cruciform stack over smoke bay, with stack on front 

of roof over right bay. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140722 Grotto doorway. Early C19. Rustic flint nodules forming walls and 

vaulted roof inside brick vault and tiled floor. Square plan with turret 

on each corner. Pointed archway each end with heavy planked 

pointed door with blind tracery in panels at road end of arch. Sides 

curved up to form vaulted roof. Turrets rise to point. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140721 Pair of lodges with fences and gates between. Early C19. Brick, 

fishscale tiles, cast-iron fence and gates and piers. Symmetrical 

arrangements of central gates each side 2 bay single storey lodges 

facing drive with projecting porch at road end. From corner of porch 

on road end quadrant wall and fence. Road end elevation has 

pointed Y-tracery. Gothic window above, stucco quatrefoil around 

recess. Carved bargeboard. Gabled porch has pointed archway to 

front and bargeboard, 4 centres arch on sides. Inside studded plank 

door. Recessed panel or 2-light casement in other bay. Central 

carved stack and decorated ridge tiles. Gates between are central 

carriage gates with pedestrian gates either side with 4 octagonal 

cast iron piers. 

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The Lodge 

Houghton Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LQ 

Corner Cottage 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LT 

LB2S 07/02/1986 140718 Fishing Lodge. Circa 1800, possibly by J Nash for Pitt-Rivers family. 

Stuccoed brick with stud frame, and yellow brick additions, old plain 

tile roof, later slate roofs. Main block 1½ storey, 6 bay double pile 

with projecting bowed bay to rear, garden side, in centre. To N end, 

left of entrance front, 1½ storey with C20 attic mansard, 4 bay link 

wing connecting to mid C19 service courtyard of continuing 1½ 

storey, 4 bay range with at far end at right angles 4 bay 

carriage/garage rang with archway at far end and at right angles 

return wing of 5 bays of stable, parallel to 1st. Front of house has to 

left bay late C19 pent-roofed porch with fish-scale tiles and pointed 

arches. Under tall 4-panel Gothic door with carved fanwork in head, 

entrance from right side, single round light beside. Centre bays have 

pointed openings with double doors, between external shouldered 

side stack, crest mounted on it, cut off at eaves. Each side of these 

bays, and near right end, added pilaster containing downpipe, in 

bays either side quatrefoil stairlight. Moulded stucco eaves. To 

centre and end bays 2-light casements with Gothic fanlight over in 

tall gabled dormers with carved bargeboards. Roof hipped with 

decorated ridge tiles and behind ridge each side of centre bays 

stacks of 4 detached moulded brick shafts and 2 similar on right hip. 

Right end extended in C20 with outshot with, on end, pointed double 

French doors and similar dormers over. Garden front of 3 wide 

bays, centre bay large projecting bow with beehive roof, then to right 

N link of 4 bays. In front of all mid C19 glazed cast-iron frame 

verandah. To centre bow 3 and to let bay one pointed double door, 

with blind quatrefoils above centre bow door. In right bay ornate 

Gothic, almost Islamic, pointed double doors. Over end bays, 3-light 

casements under Gothic fanlights in gabled dormers. Roof hipped 

with central beehive roof and moulded brick stacks on ridge either 

side. Inside bowed bay, circular music room with 

LB2 07/02/1986 140717 Cottage. Late C15 encased and extended C18 and C20. Cruck 

timber-frame encased in brick with brick additions. 4 bay cruck 

building with left end rebuilt C17 and bay added to left C18, wing 

added to rear in centre. In each bay 3-light segmental head 

casement. In left C15 bay projecting brick porch with 6-pane halfglazed 

in centre and blind panel each side. Each side of door 

eyebrow dormer with 2-light casement. Roof half-hipped with ridge 

piece. Stack on ridge above door and between right bays. 

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Barn 10m SW Of Bossington 

Estate Office 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LT 

Thatch Cottage 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LT 

Lavender Cottage 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LT 

Vine Cottage And Wine Store 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LT 

Elm Tree Cottage 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LH 

LB2 07/02/1986 140716 Barn. C17. Timber-frame, weatherboarded on brick plinth. 

Corrugated iron roof. 3 bay barn outshot on ends. Road elevation 

blank, double doors in centre bay on other side. Roof hipped and 

sweptdown. Inside queen-post roof with straight struts to tiles and 

wallplate and straight windbraces. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140715 Cottage. C17 refronted C18. Timber-frame with colourwashed brick 

infill and refronting, thatched roof. End onto road, 1½ storey, 3 bay. 

Front has planked door between centre and road end bay. 3-light 

casements in these bays, 2-light in other. Eyebrow dormers to 

centre and far bay with 2 or 3-light casement. Roof half-hipped. 

Ridge stack above door. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140714 Cottage. C18. Rendered cob, thatched old plain tile roof. End onto 

road, rear onto lane, 1½ storey, 3 bay with C19 lean-to along rear 

and weatherboarded sheds at far end, along lane. Garden front has 

3-light casements in end bay, French windows in centre with 2-light 

eyebrow dormer above. Roof half-hipped with stack at far end to 

road side of centre, with roof to road bay tiled. Included for group 

value. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140713 Cottage. C16, extended C18. Timber-frame with colour-washed 

brick infill and additions, thatched roof. End onto road, 2 bay C16 

building with bay added to road end and outshot bay added to far 

end C18, 2 storey. Planked door to road end bay with 1 or 2-light 

casement each side. 2 2-light casements in road end C16 bay and 

one in narrow other, door in outshot. On 1st floor 2-light casement in 

each bay and window in outshot. Roof half-hipped at road end and 

sweptdown at far end. Stack at inner end of C18 bay and far end of 

ridge. Road end has c1900 bowed shopfront, bullseyes beside and 

casements over. 


infill and addition. Single roof, formerly thatched. Central C19 halfglazed 

4-panel door under pent-roofed hood. Roof half-hipped with 

ridge stack above door. Outshot a sweptdown roof extended from 

half-hip. 

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Fir Tree Cottage 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LH 

Houghton Farm House 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LT 

13 - 14 Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LT 

Ladymead Cottage 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LU 

LB2 07/02/1986 140709 Cottage. C18 altered late C20. Timber-frame with colourwashed 

brick infill, thatched roof 3 bay, 1½ storey, originally single storey. 

C20 ledged door and small light under thatched hood in right of 

centre bay. C20 2-light leaded casement at left of this bay and right 

bay. 2 2-light casements in left bay. On roof 4 C20 3-light windows 

in eyebrow dormers, 2 in centre. Roof half-hipped with ridge piece. 

Ridge stack between left bays and external projecting stack at right 

end. Damaged by fire Feb.1996 - roof lost - RDG 

LB2 07/02/1986 140708 House. C17 encased C18 refronted early C20. Timber-frame 

encased and extended in brick, then refronted in cement render to 

resemble ashlar on ground floor and timber-framing on 1st, old plain 

tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay and passage/smoke bay, wing to rear of left 

half projecting at left end. To left of centre narrow bay with large 

ornate gabled timber porch on brick walls, under planked door. In 

each bay C20 3-light casement with C19 smaller similar above. 

Roof over-hanging with corner braces to hip rafters, hipped. Large 

stack above door with 4 moulded brick shafts. Rear wing at left halfhipped 

with brackets supporting overhand and on rear roof face 2 

moulded brick shafts. Used as village reading room c1926. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140707 House. Late C18, with earlier core. Timber-frame core, brick, old 

plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay and smoke bay, wing to rear on right. 

Half-glazed segmental head door under flat hood on timber posts 

between right bays. Each side on both floors 3-light casement under 

rubbed brick arch. To left smoke bay, then 2 similar windows in left 

bay. Stacks each end and over smoke bay. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140706 Cottage. C17 and C18. Timber-frame with colourwashed brick infill 

and additions, thatched roof. Left C17 bay outshot on end, right C18 

bay, 1½ storey. Door at left of C18 bay, planked, under hipped 

hood. In right bay 3-light casement, 2-light casement in left bay and 

outshot. Over left bay C18 3-light casement, over right bay 2-light 

casement in eyebrow dormers. Roof hipped with ridge piece. Stack 

over right bay. 

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Freemantle Farm 

Houghton 

Wisteria Cottage 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LH 

Bridge Over River Test 30m SE 

Of Houghton Mill 


Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

Marwin Cottage 

Stevens Drove 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LW 

The Anchorage 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LW 

LB2 07/02/1986 140705 Farmhouse. C17 extended C18. Timber-frame encased in brick and 

plaster, thatched roof. 3 bay with passage/stack bay and bay added 

to left C18, 1½ storey. Front has early C19 6-flush-panel door in 

narrow 2nd right bay, inside open gabled timber porch. In bays each 

side C19 3-light segmental head casement and over C18 3-light 

casement in eyebrow dormer. 2nd left bay has 2 C20 3-light 

windows, upper one in eyebrow dormer. Added part blank. Roof 

hipped and swept down to left with ridge piece and large 3-flued 

stack above and left of door and stack on left hip at end of original 

building. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140704 Cottage. C17 altered C18 an dC20. Timber-frame rebuilt in brick, 

colourwashed and brick and flint bands, thatch roof. End onto road 3 

bay, 1½ storey. C20 outshot porch to far bay with planked "rustic" 

door. C20 3-light casement to centre bay. Pair of 2-light casements 

in road end bay which has high brick plinth. Above 2 bays nearer 

road C20 3-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof half-hipped with 

stack between far 2 bays. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140703 Bridge. Early C19. Brick. Wide brick arch with abutment walls. 

Humped-back bridge with parapet walls rising to point, on side low 

surmounted by C20 railings. Splayed abutment walls. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140701 Cottage, once pair. C17 encased C18. Timber-frame core chequer 

brickwork, thatched roof. End onto road, 1½ storey, 4 bay C20 leanto 

porch in road end bay with door in road end.. In narrow centre bay 

2-light segmental head casement and 3-light similar in far bay. In all 

but far centre bay 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof halfhipped 

at road end and hipped at far end, with ridge piece. Stacks 

between centre and end bays and on far hip. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140700 Cottage, once pair. C17, encased and extended C18, Timber-frame 

core in colourwashed brick thatched roof. End onto road 1½ storey, 

5 bay. Doors in bays one in from ends. Road end door C18 planked 

in raised brick panel with segmental head. Far door planked under 

C20 open gabled porch. 2-light segmental headed casements in 

other bays. Over 2-light casement in all but bay with road end door. 

Roof half-hipped with large stack above road end door and at far 

end. 

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Hunters Cottage 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LW 

Beam Cottage 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LN 


Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LN 


Church Lane 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LJ 

LB2 07/02/1986 140699 Cottage. C16, extended C18. Timber frame with colourwashed 

brick infill and additions, thatched roof. 1½ storeys, 3 bays (left bay 

C18). C20 planked door at left end of centre bay. In right and centre 

bays 3-light casement, 2-light casement in right bay and 3-light 

segmental head casement in left bay. Above left and centre bay 2light 

casement. Roof hipped to right and half-hipped to left. Large 

stack at left end of older part. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140698 Cottage. C17 encased and extended C18. Timber-frame wit brick 

infill and encasing to front, cob addition, thatched roof, 1½ storey, 3 

bay timber-frame with cob bay added to right. Front has C18 

planked door at right of centre C17 bay. Right 2 bays have 5-light 

casements. Left of door 3-light casement and at left end C20 2-light 

window. Above door on each side tall eyebrow dormer with C20 

steel window. Roof half-hipped with ridge piece and stack above 

door and right end of older part. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140697 Cottage. C17 altered C18 and C20. Timber-frame wit brick infill and 

additions, some tile hanging, plain tile roof, formerly thatched. 3 

bays, 2 C17 right C18 and outshot to front, roof raised C20 to make 

2 storey. Front has planked door in centre bay, and C19 and C20 2light 

casements to let an don 1st floor. Stack above door and at right 

end, roof swept down over right outshot. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140694 Manor House. Mid C18 (fire insurance plaque of 1760), extended 

C18 and C19, restored 1980. Brick, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 5 x 

3 bay mid C18 part with central wing to rear and low service range to 

rear on right. Circa 1800 wide bay added to left and extensions to 

rear of this C19, interior remodelled 1980. Garden front 2 storey, 5 

bay with slightly set-back bay added to left. Central glazed C20 

double doors in heavy doorcase of fluted pilasters supporting 

entablature and pediment. Each side C19 low-silled 15-pane 

sashes, similar in left bay. On 1st floor 6 12-pane sashes. All have 

rubbed brick arches, toothed brick cornice. Hipped continuous roof. 

Large central ridge stack above door. L-shaped entrance front is left 

end of garden front, having to left side of rear wing 2 storey, 3 bay 

and projecting to right end of main range. Wing has central 6-panel 

door and similar doorcase, and 5 12-pane sashes. End of main 

range has Venetian window with rubbed brick arch and roundheaded 

window over. In addition to right hand side 9-pane sash. Wings half 

hipped with stack behind in centre and hipped end of main block. 

Inside remodelled. 

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Bossington Mill 


Broughton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LY 

Horsebridge Station 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PU 

Walls In Front And To Side Of All 

Saints Church 

Church Lane 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LJ 

LB2 29/05/1957 140693 Mill. Mid C18. Brick, once colourwashed, slate roof, 3 storey, 7 bay 

by 3 bay. Front has in left of centre bay wide 6-panel door with light 

either side. Over balcony on 2 cast iron columns with wrought iron 

balcony, french windows to balcony. Right of centre bay as planked 

door, blank above. In each bay on ground and 1st floor 2-light cast 

iron Gothic casement. On 2nd floor short similar except blank right 

centre bay. Roof hipped with stack on front face near right end. Mill 

wheel was at left end. Right end has flush-panel door in centre and 

fanlight, and similar windows. Other front has slightly projecting 

centre bays with pediment. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140692 Station building. 1865, for London and South Western Railway. 

Brick with stone dressings, with later slate cladding, timber awnings, 

slate roof, 2 storey, 2 bay house with single storey part at one end. 

On station side of this and far bay of house is a one bay deep single 

storey flat roofed wing with glazed infill between and in front, 

stretching right across, 3 wide bay canopy, over part of brick edged 

platform. Railway front has double door under segmental head in 

end of left wing, and 3-light casement in right wing. Gas lamp hung 

between, with infill behind glazed on rendered walls with half-glazed 

double doors to left of centre. Canopy on 4 cast-iron columns with 

brackets at top to main beams, having spandrels infilled with foliage. 

Around canopy freework awning. On side of right wing urinal. Left 

end has segmental head 3-light casements on both floors of house 

part with rubbed brick heads, with stack on side wall above front 

wing and similar window in wing. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140690 Garden walls. C18, repaired C19 and C20. Coursed flint and brick 

with brick or tiled coping. Walls start 30m SW of old rectory with flint 

and brick quadrant wall into gateway, on other side similar in towards 

house to 40m brick wall running parallel to front of house. This joins 

flint wall with tile coping running a further 10m before turning right 

angles and running 50m between garden and churchyard. 

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Church Lane 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LJ 

Six Headstones 12.5m S Of The 

Chancel Of All Saints Church 

Church Lane 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LJ 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140689 Rectory, now private house. Mid C18, extended early C19. Brick 

with blue headers on ends, old plain tile roof. 2 storey and attic on 

raised basement, 5 bays with 2 bays added to right and bits to rear 

early C19. To original part T-shaped steps with wrought iron 

handrail, rebuilt C20 in front of centre bay. Some casements in 

basement. Central doorcase of pilaster supporting open pediment. 

Inside semi-circular fanlight and half-glazed door. Each side 2 12pane 

sashes under rubbed brickhead with blindbox and stone sill. 5 

similar on 1st floor. Moulded timber cornice. Above 3 central bays 

brick pediment with bullseye window and moulded timber architrave. 

Each side 2 2-light hip-roofed casements. Large ridge stack each 

end of original part. Added 2 bays are slightly set back and have 4 

similar sashes without blind boxes. All sashes right of door have 

thick glazing bars. Cornice carried through. Interior is of interest 

with C18 features. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140688 Headstones. Late C17 and C18. Carved stone. Late C17 to 

Thomas Griffin, scrolled head and raised border; 1719 to Philip 

Homes; 1730 to Richard Homes; 1764 to William Homes. Double 

headstones; 1753 to Nick and Mary Wickham; 1760 to Henry and 

Betty King; and further south unusual design, 1749 and 1773 to John 

Spragg and wife. 

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Church Lane 

Houghton 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LJ 

Houghton Down House 

Salisbury Road 

Houghton Down 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JR 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140687 Parish church. Early C12 origins, C13 aisles, C14 chancel, C15 

alterations, 1875 and 1882 restorations. Coursed flint with stone 

dressings, chancel rendered old plain tile roof. Plan of C14 chancel 

with C19 S vestry, C12/C13 nave with c1300 S aisle under outshot 

roof and N chapel, late C13 N aisle under separate roof, C19 S 

porch and C15 W bellcote with C19 spire. Chancel E window C19 

reticulated 3-light window with label. Below against wall headstone 

1699 to John Stubbs, rector. In centre of S wall pent-roofed vestry. 

To W C14 2-light reticulated window and C19 similar to E. N wall 

has 2 similar C14 windows, that to W shorter. Under E end of N 

aisle C18 vault with railings around stone steps to Portland stone 

arch. Above C13 squareheaded 2-light trefoiled window with label. 

In N wall C16 and C18 stepped buttresses each end and in centre. 

Each side of centre similar window. Towards W roundheaded N 

door. W window squareheaded 2-light trefoiled. S aisle E window 

C19 2-light trefoiled window with label. In N wall C16 and C18 

stepped buttresses each end and in centre. Each headed 2-light 

trefoiled. S aisle E window C19 2-light trefoiled window. On S wall 

C19 gable with 3-light trefoiled window. In centre C19 gable porch 

open to front with ornate timberwork. Inside late C12 roundheaded 

doorway of chamfered order and label, W window C14 

squareheaded 3-light cinquefoiled window. W weatherboarded 

bellcote with bell openings on each face of 2 trefoiled lights with 

quatrefoils above. Short broach spire. Inside chancel openings 

have C17 rear arches. At E restored remains of reredos, stone band 

cut each side of altar stone shelf on brackets. In W jambs of W 

windows squints form aisles. Braced collar roof with ashlar pieces. 

Central moulded cambered tie. Rebuilt C13 2 chamfer order chancel 

arch on later wider square jambs. Nave has to N 2 bay aisle of 

c1300 slightly pointed and chamfered stilted arch on square resonds 

to E, length of wall, and pointed 

LB2 07/02/1986 140686 Farmhouse. Late C18. Rendered brick, slate roof. 2 storey, 4 wide 

bays, 2 bays deep, with service range to rear at each end. In right of 

centre bay 6-panel door with light either side under open C19 gabled 

timber porch. 7 16-pane sashes. Roof hipped with stacks on each 

hip, at right end on front of roof between left bays. 

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Milestone 400m W Of Entrance 

To Houghton Down Farm 


Houghton Down 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

The Flat North Houghton Mill 

Houghton Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LF 

LB2 07/02/1986 140685 Milestone. Late C18. Painted stone. Square-sectioned stone with 

chamfered top edge set diagonally. On one face "69 Miles to 

LONDON", on other "2 miles to STOCKBRIDGE". 

LB2 07/02/1986 140723 Barn. C18, porches later. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick 

plinth wit brick additions, old plain tile and corrugated iron roof. 5 bay 

barn, with on road front cartshed built in front of right 2 bays. Centre 

and centre left bays have projecting porches in brick to centre porch 

has double doors and hipped roof. Other gabled with loft door. Left 

bay has doorway. Roof half-hipped. Inside combination queenpost/queen 

strut roof, with straight braces to ties. Left bay contained 

mill now mostly dismantled. Running forward from right bays of barn 

and just left of it early C19 cartsheds forming good farmyard group. 

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Hurstbourne Tarrant 

Table Tomb 20m S Of St Peters 

Church 

Church Street 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0AX 

Table Tomb 7m SW Of St Peters 

Church 

Church Street 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0AX 


Church 

Church Street 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0AX 


Church 

Church Street 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0AX 


Church 

Church Street 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0AX 

LB2 27/09/1984 139809 Early C19. Stone rectangular tomb, with moulded cover, corner 

tapered pilasters with moulded caps and bases, moulded base slab. 

Worn inscription, within oveal panels. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139808 Stone rectangular tomb, with moulded cover, corner fluted pilasters 

with moulded caps and bases, moulded base slab. The inscription 

refers to Elizabeth Child, died January 22nd, 1831. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139811 Stone rectangular tomb, with moulded cover, corner tapered 

pilasters, with moulded caps and bases, moulded base slab. The 

inscribed panel refers to Elizabeth Mundy, died October 20th 1780: 

other panels bear the dates 1762, 1770 and 1806. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139810 Stone rectangular tomb, with moulded cover, corner thin plasters 

with baluster form and mouldings, moulded base slab. The faint 

inscription has the date 1807. 

HURSTBOURNE 

TARRANT 

HURSTBOURNE 

TARRANT 

HURSTBOURNE 

TARRANT 

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TARRANT 

LB2 27/09/1984 139807 Stone rectangular tomb, with moulded cover, corner tapered HURSTBOURNE 

pilasters with moulded caps and bases, moulded base slab. The 

inscribed panel refers to M Robert Bunny, died November 20th 1797. 

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Farm House 

Village Street 1 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139902 Well House. Early C19. Small square timber framed structure, with a 

pyramid thatched roof, and boarded walls. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139897 House Late C18 with C20 improvements. Flint and thatch. 1 storey 

and attic, 2 above 3 windows. 1/2 hipped roof, eyebrow dormers. 

Flint walls with brick quoins and cambered arches (one doorway now 

filled). Casements. C20 solid porch in the same style, with a hipped 

tile roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139898 Small Barn, adapted as garage. C18. Timber frame of 3 bays, with 

queen post trusses. Hipped thatch roof. Boarded walls. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139899 House, formally 2 cottages. Early and late C18, with C20 extension. 

Timber-frame with later cladding for most of the walls, and a thatch 

roof. 1 storey and attic, irregular fenestration. Hipped roof, at the 

west end brought to a low eaves above an outshot, a flat (C20) to 

the eastern outshot. Exposed frame with rendered infill, other 

walling of flint with brick dressings, vertical poles to the west outshot, 

rendering to the east. Casements. Boarded doors. Inside date of 

1734. 

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Church Street 


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Church Street 


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Church Street 


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Church Street 


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LB2 27/09/1984 139812 House. Late C17, late C18 and early C19. The original unit has a 

north elevation of 2 storeys, with 3 storeyed cross wings at each 

end, of the early C19: with a 2 storeyed front unit of the C18. Stucco 

walls, tile roof. The front (south) is widely spaced, of 3 bays, the 

middle being a shallow recess, and the western a wide 2 storeyed 

splayed bay of 3 windows. Eaves moulding, plinth. Sashes in 

reveals, of 3 lights the east side ground floor. THe early C19 porch 

has simple pilasters and pediment gable, with a 1/2 glazed door 

(with narrow side panels). The rear elevation has irregualr spacing 

of 6 above 3 million and transom leaded casements, of 2, 4 and 6 

lights, and a gabled doorcase with pilasters. The plain wings 

(projecting at the rear and recessed at the front) have sashes, some 

casements, a French door, with a trellis porch to the 1st floor at the 

rear (west side, where the high ground is level with the adjoining 

churchyard). The east gable of the front is curved, with an old upper 

casement and an early C19 tiled bay. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139817 Cottage. C15, C17, and C18. Timber-framed building. The central 

part originating as a late-medieval hall, with C17 extensions and the 

insertion of an upper floor, and C18 extension at the east end. 1 

storey and attic, irregular fenestration. Hipped thatch roof with 

eyebrow dormers. Exposed frame with painted brick infill and other 

walling, cambered openings at the east side. C20 leaded 

casements, one projecting cill to former oriel at the west end. 

Recessed entrance with an inserted Gothic panel. Within, the heavy 

timber-frame is exposed, and there is a massive chimney breast. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139816 House. Late C18, with C20 extensions. Flint and brick, with a slate 

roof. The front (south-east) is symmetrical, of 2 storeys, 2 windows. 

Flint walls with brick quoins, bands, cambered openings to the 

ground floor 9central doorway now filled), plinth. Sashes. The 

north-east elevation shows alterations but no openings. The northwest 

elevation (present front) is similar with a C20 extension at the 

west side in brickwork, a blocked doorway, casements (one old 

frame) and a plain doorway with a C20 canopy. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139815 House. Early C19. Brick and slate. 2 storeys, 3 windows, with a 

single-storeyed forward extension at the east side, and a singlestoreyed 

wing at the west end. Roof hipped and ½-hipped. Walls of 

Flemish bond with blue headers, rubbed flat arch: the side walls are 

of flint with brick dressings. Casements. Plain doorways. Included 


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Church Street 


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Church Street 


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The Square 


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LB2 27/09/1984 139814 House. Late C18. Brick and tile. Symmetrical front (north-east) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows. Brick dentil eaves, walls of Flemish bond with 

blue headers, cambered arches (rubbed to the ground floor with flat 

extrados). Leaded casements. Early C19 open porch with simple 

Order of 2 columns, and a 6-flush panelled door. The end walls 

have flint panels, masked at the east side by a late C19 one- 

storeyed extension, with a slate roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139813 Former terrace of 3 houses, now 2. Early C19. Brick and slate. 

Regular front (north-east) of 2 storeys 4 windows. Red brick walls in 

Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches, stone cills. Sashes in reveals: one 

Victoria (former shop) window. Plain doorways: No.1 has a canopy 

on brackets, continued with lesser projection above the windows on 

each side. 

LB2 07/01/1952 139838 An inn from medieval times, then a coaching house, now a public 

house. The rear has remains of a timber framed building (C16 or 

C17) but the main structure is late C18, with some early C19 details. 

Walls part painted brick and part render (with joint marks), with a tile 

roof. Symmetrical treatment of the front (north-west) and wings 

extending to the rear (the north wing abutting Church Street): 2 

storeys, 2.1 3 windows (wings of 3 windows). Hipped roof with brick 

dentil eaves, gabled centrepiece. The plain walls have a plinth, and 

the centre is flanked by pilasters (of painted brickwork) with a band 

at eaves level, and another at the top forming a cap which continues 

as coping to the gable, which has a flat top (for a feature now 

missing). Sashes, the outer upper lights being triple, one splayed 

early C19 bay and a wide late C19 rectangular bay, in the 

centrepiece a blind arch heads a wide triple sash to the 1st floor. 

Doors at each side, one 1/2 glazed the other of 6 panels within an 

architrave headed by a canopy on carved brackets: the centre 

(former carriage entrance) has a door with windows at each side, 

under a canopy of 4 brackets. The north wing has all the former 

openings (2 Venetian to the ground floor) now filled; beyond is a 

single storeyed unit with an entrance to the rear yard, connected to a 

cottage (part of the premises) of 2 storeys, 2 windows, with walls of 

painted flint and brick, sash windows, and a central entrance now 

filled. 

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Church Street 


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Church Street 


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LB2 27/09/1984 139806 Stone rectangular tomb, with moulded cover, corner Tapered 

pilasters with moulded caps and bases, moulded base slab. The 

inscribed panel refers to Thomas Bunny, 1781. 

LB1 20/12/1960 139805 Parish church. Late C12, C13, C15, and restoration of 1853. 

Transitional nave and aisles of 4 bays. Early English chancel 

(virtually rebuilt in C19), timber-framed tower set within the west end 

of the nave, south porch (1908). Low-pitched lead roof, tiled porch, 

shingled tower with broach spire. Walls of flint and rubble with stone 

dressings; lancets, coupled lancets, 2 Geometrical and 1 

Perpendicular window, 2 C1 clear-storey windows, some buttresses. 

Within, the pointed arcade rests on cylindrical columns, the font is 

C13 (with a C17 wood cover) the main frame of the tower 

incorporates parts of the screen, there are prescription boards above 

the chancel arch and a Royal Coat of Arms of George III attached to 

the tower-frame. There is a Jacobean pulpit, 2 old communion rails, 

an old south door, and several wall monuments. A most interesting 

feature is a set medieval wall paintings in the north aisle, the chief 

having the subject of 'THe three living and three dead'. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139798 House. 1685, and early C19. The east wing of the original house is 

attached to the much larger unit of the later date, being a 

replacement of the larger part of the old block, together with an 

extension to the rear, to form a T shaped building. Brick, brick and 

flint, slate and tile. The early C19 front (south) is symmetrical, of 2 

storeys and basement, 3 windows. Slate roof of low pitch. Red brick 

wlals in Flemish bond, with rubbed flat arches, stone cills. Sashes 

(of 16 panes) in reveals. Tuscan porch of 2 plain columns, 

architrave, and 1/2 glazed door with narrow side panes and 

decorative lower panel, above 8 steps. Set back at the east side the 

(older) 3 storeyed wing of 1 window has flint walls with brick quoins, 

flat arches, moulded arrises, 1st floor band, plinth; upper sashes and 

lower casements (this treatment continues along the east and north 

sides) with filled openings. The other elevations have hipped tile 

roofs, walls of horizontal flint panels, brick quoins, cambered 

openings; large sashes and smaller casements and a Victorian 

splayed bay, and boarded doors. 

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Farm 

Church Street 


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Stable 15m N Of Parsonage 

Farm 

Church Street 


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Barn 30m NW Of Parsonage 

Farm 

Church Street 


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Farm 

Church Street 


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Church Street 


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LB2 27/09/1984 139803 L-shaped block. Early C19. Hipped tile roof. Outer walls of flint 

panels and brick dressings, walls facing the courtyard are boarded. 

Included for group value 

LB2 27/09/1984 139802 Small stable. Early C19. Rectangular block, with walls of horizontal 

flint panels and brick quoins. 1/2-hipped tile roof. Plain door with 

hay-loft door above 

LB2 27/09/1984 139799 Barn. C18. Weather-boarded timber-framed on a brick base, with 

1/2-hipped thatched roof. L-shaped block, with a slightly wider eastwest 

timber frame of 6 bays with aisles, joined at its west end by a 

north-south timber frame of 5 bays, with 2 aisled bays north of the 

central entrance. Queen post truss, with angled struts to the smaller 

arm. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139801 Granary. Late C17. Bricknogged timber-framed on 4 X 3 staddles, 

with 1/2-hipped tile roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139800 Stable, attached to the barn. Early C19. Rectangular block with 

walls of flint with brick dressings, and C20 openings. Hipped thatch 

roof, with 2 eyebrows to hay-loft doors. 

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Church Street 


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Church Street 


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Old Well Cottage 

Church Street 


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Stanley Cottage 

Church Street 


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LB2S 20/12/1960 139797 Large house. Mid C18, with some early C19 extensions and 

detailing. Stucco and tile. Symmetrical front (south-west) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows, with wings at each side of 1 storey 2 windows. 

Steep hipped roof, with eaves moulding having carved dentils,wings 

have brick dentil eaves. The main block is divided by shallow 

pilasters (coupled at each side) with caps, with 1st floor band and 

plinth, cambered central window with a key, and Venetian lights at 

each side with cambered arch (upper with keys and lower with 

cornices on brackets). Sashes. The doorway has a moulded 

cornice on carved brackets, an architrave, and a tall door with 6 

panels below a top glazed panel formed as a radiating fanlight. 1/2 

hipped roofs to the wings, which have cambered openings and 

casements (one French window). The rear elevation, with a 

continuous outshot linking the end wings, suggests that these units 

are of the early C19. Inside , thereis the original staircase; there are 

several panelled doors in architraves (of very small height), and 

plaster cornices to the ceilings. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139796 House. Early C19. Brick and tile. Symmetrical front (south-west) of 

2 storeys, 3 windows. Brick dentil eaves, painted brick walls in 

Flemish bond, with rubbed flat arches, plinth. Sashes in exposed 

frames (Victorian to upper lights). Plain doorway with canopy, 5panelled 

(top-glazed) door above 2 steps. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139795 Former pair, now one cottage. Late C18. Flint and thatch. 1 storey 

and attic, 3 above 4 windows. 1/2-hipped roof, eyebrow dormers. 

Flint walls with brick quoins, verticals, bands, cambered arches, 

plinth, indicating different phases of construction. Casements. 2 

plain doorways, with boarded doors. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139794 Small house. Early and late C19. Flint and slate. Symmetrical front 

of 2 storeys, 2 windows. Flint walls with brick quoins, bands, 

cambered arches. Casements. Small wood porch dated 1885. 


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Church Street 


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Old Plough 

Church Street 


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Little Plough And Link Wall 

Church Street 


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LB2 Pair of houses of unequal size. Late C18 and early C19. Flint, brick, 

and thatch. Front (south-west) of 2 storeys, 2.1 windows. Roof 

hipped at the west-end, 1/2-hipped at the east. Flint walls with brick 

quoins, thin bands, plinth: Janes Cottage of brickwork in English 

bond. Casements. Hicks has a gabled thatched hood (with boarded 

front) on brackets and a 1/2-glazed door, Janes a plain doorway with 

1/2-glazed door: an old doorway immediately to the east is part of a 

slate-roofed link unit to Stanley Cottage, with brick and flint walls. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139791 Two houses, once (with Little Plough) a coaching inn. C16 timberframed 

building at right angles to the roadway with late C18 

recladding and westward extension and an early C19 front elevation. 

Brick, flint, slate and tile. The regular front (south-west) is 2 storeys, 

4 windows. Hipped slate roof with wide eaves on wrought-iron 

brackets. Red brickwork in Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches, stone 

cills, plinth. Sashes in reveals. 2 doorways with thin canopies on 

carved brackets, one 6-panelled another (Martins) 4 panelled door. 

The east and upper wall continues as a mask to the side elevation of 

the old part, which has a tile roof, flint walls (part coursed knapped 

flint part horizontal panels) with brick dressings and an attached 

stack dated 1835. One old upper casement frame is now blocked, 2 

lower casements and a blocked doorway. The rear elevation has a 

tile roof narrow horizontal flint panels and casements. The interior 

exposes part of the old frame, with an arch brace to one truss, and a 

beam with diagonal sockets (for mullions). 

LB2 27/09/1984 139792 Former stable range in the rear yard of the former Plough Inn, now a 

dwelling and a garage. Early C19. Tile roof, brick dentil eaves, one 

C20 flat-roofed dormer. Walls of flint horizontal panels, with brick 

quoins, cambered arches, with openings blocked at the rear (facing 

Garvery). 1 storey and attic. Casements, one sash. Gabled trellis 

porch. The high wall linking this block with the west end of Martins 

continues the elevation treatment of Martins/Old Plough, with 3 blank 

upper windows, indicating the demolition of this part of the former 

inn. 

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The Square 


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Ibthorpe Road 


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LB2S 139839 House. Early C19. Brick walls, and hipped slate roof. Symmetrical 

front (south-west) of 2 storeys, 5 windows. Red brickwork in Flemish 

bond with rubbed flat arches, flush 1st floor band of blue headers, 

plinth of English bond. Sashes in reveals. Tuscan porch of 2 

columns, 2 pilasters with Greek mouldings, reeded architrave, 

panelled reveals, and ½-glazed door (with narrow side panes and 

decorative lower panel), and 2 splayed stone steps. Other 

elevations have 13 narrow flint horizontal bands, brick quoins, 

cambered openings, with a stepped plinth. Sashes, some 

casements. The east elevation has a stucco frame (cornice, 

brackets, pilasters) to a wide French door, and a Victorian 

rectangular bay with a hipped tile roof and casements. A slightlylater 

single-storeyed wing extends at the rear. Within, there is an 

original staircase (with decorative wrought-iron rails), panelled doors 

and architraves and fireplace. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139892 Once 3 now 1 dwelling. Late C17 timber frame, with late C18 

cladding. Brick and tile. Front (west) of 1 storey and attic, 5 

windows. ½-hipped roof, 5 gabled dormers. Walls of painted 

brickwork, some flint panels at the south side, and altered features. 

Casements. Boarded door within a C20 wood gabled porch. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139890 Pair of cottages. Early C19. Timber-framed building with roof of 

diagonal cement slates. Narrow pair, with a wide front. 2 storeys, 4 

windows. Exposed box frame, with painted brick infill, cement plinth. 

Casements. Boarded doors in plain frames. The west end has a 

C20 boarded outshot (garage). The rear of No. 1 has some recladding 

in flint with brick quoins and thin bands, the ground floor of 

No. 2 being rendered. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139889 House, once 3 cottages. C16 timber-framed building at right-angles 

to the roadway, with a set-back extension at the east side of the late 

C18, of brick and flint: thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 1.3 

windows. ½-hipped roof to the west cross-wing, with catslide to a 

western outshot, hipped at the east end, 3 eyebrow dormers. 

Exposed framing to the older part, with rendered infill, the rendered 

wall continuing into part of the main block, which is mainly of 

horizontal flint panels, with brick quoins, verticals, cambered arches, 

and cement plinth. Casements. Boarded door in a plain frame. C20 

detailed improvement. 

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Ibthorpe Road 


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Ibthorpe 

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Ibthorpe 

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Ibthorpe 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139888 House, once 2 cottages, each of different front appearance. C16, 

C17 and late C18. A building with timber-framing of more than one 

period, with later cladding (to the eastern half) brought forward in line 

with a former-projecting wing, with added timber-framed western 

unit, all now on one front plane. 1 storey and attic, 2.1 windows. ½hipped 

thatch roof, with eaves raised above 2 upper windows at the 

east side. East side walls (of late C18) with horizontal flint panels, 

brick quoins, cambered arches, plinth; the west side has exposed 

framing of 3 phases, with plaster and brick infill, the west gable is a 

bricknogged frame with a later upper part, the east gable shows the 

(upper) frame above a flint wall, indicating that the front wall was 

built forward of the original frame. Casements, with older upper 

lights. Plain doorway with boarded door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139887 House. C16, C17, early C19, with C20 improvements. A late 

medieval timber frame, possible a 2-bay hall with 2-storeyed 3rd bay 

at the east end, with a lower rear extension at the west end, now 

altered. Thatched roof, hipped and ½-hipped: the front has lower 

tiled roofing on each side of 2 dormers, one with a hipped tile roof 

the other (with lower cill in the centre of the front) having a steeplygabled 

roof with plastered front. Exposed frame with painted brick 

infill, other walling of painted brick; the east end has a double-jettied 

upper wall (with C20 weatherboarding). Casements. Boarded door. 

The rear elevation has a recessed centre with lower thatched eaves, 

broken by a C20 2-storeyed projection, with a flat roof and boarded 

walls. A massive chimney breast inside has a timber bressumer 

inscribed IC 1642. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139886 House. C17, C18, with C20 improvements and restoration. Timberframed 


½-hipped roof, the east gable boarded, the west oversailing the 

exposed frame to cover a massive tapered stack. Exposed frame 

with rendered and brick panels. Casements. C20 rendered porch 

with a tile roof. The north side has a garage projecting forward, with 

a thatched roof and rendered roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139885 House at right-angles to the roadway, formerly 2. Dated 1840. Flint 

and slate. Symmetrical arrangement of the front (east) of 2 storeys, 

4 windows, hipped roof. Flint walls with brick dressings; quoins, 

cambered openings, ground floor cill band and plinth. Cast-iron 

coupled casements, one small window in blocked doorway. C20 

porch of flint and brick with a hipped tile roof. Roof timber inscribed 

TW 1840 

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Ibthorpe 

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Ibthorpe 

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Ibthorpe 

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The Square 


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LB2 20/12/1960 139884 Cottage. C17, C18, with C20 extensions. Flint and brick, thatch and 

tile. 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. ½-hipped roof with eyebrow 

dormers. Partial exposure of the timber-frame at the north end, 

which has a jettied 1st floor, tile-hung with fishscale tiles; other walls 

of flint with brick dressings (now painted), former doorway in the 

roadside gable now blocked. Casements, some old leaded lights in 

the dormers. Boarded door. Lower narrow rear extensions, with tile 

roof and painted brick walls. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139883 Cottage. Late C18. Timber-framed house with later cladding. Flint 

and thatch. 2 storeys, 2 windows. ½-hipped roof with catslide at 

rear, eaves raised above the upper windows, east gable with 

exposed frame in the upper part and a tapered brick stack. The front 

wall has regular horizontal flint panels, within a red brick framework. 

Casements. 4-panelled door within a late C19 ½-glazed porch. 

Stone plaque above the entrance inscribed IMD 1774. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139882 Early C19. Small rectangular block, of flint walls with brick quoins 

and bands. Slate roof. Boarded door. A wide carriage opening at 

the west side. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139782 Roadside boundary wall. Early C19. Flint with Brick quoins, base and 

buttresses; with a tile capping 

LB2 27/09/1984 139840 Small stable block, now a garage and store. Early C19. 

Rectangular block with a symmetrical north-west elevation, with a 

central doorway (now a window) with lunette windows at each side. 

½-hipped tile roof, brick dentil eaves. Walls of narrow horizontal flint 

bands, with brick quoins, bands and arches. C20 wide garage 

entrance at the rear. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139841 Early C19. Tall garden walls of flint with brick dressings and tile 

capping, surrounding 3 garden enclosures, and in part prominent as 

the boundary alongside the main road. Continued as lower flint and 

brick wall with central gateway to east. 

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The Square 


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The Square 


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2 Rookery Cottages 

The Hill 


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The Hill 


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LB2 20/12/1960 139842 House. Late C18. Brick and slate. Symmetrical front (south-west) 

of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Walls masked by foliage, there is a wood 

eaves cornice with full mouldings and small modillions, beneath a 

hipped roof. Cambered arch to the centre light, plinth. Sashes, with 

2-storeyed splayed bays at each side. Doorway with moulded 

canopy (with panelled soffit) on carved brackets, architrave and 5panelled 

(1 top glazed) door. The other walls are rendered, 2 with 

coved eaves, with a lower 2-storeyed extension brick and tile, and 

sash and casement windows. The C20 forecourt brick wall is linked 

by 6 original piers, each with stone caps and 2 rusticated bands of 

unknapped flint. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139843 Two dwellings. C18. Long building with plaster cladding and a 

thatched roof. 2 storeys, 5 above 4 windows. Roof hipped at the 

north end, ½-hipped at the south with exposed framing, eyebrow 

dormers, tiled outshots at the rear. Plain walls, exposed framing 

below the eaves. Casements, 2 splayed bays with sashes, 2 plain 

doorways, one within a trellis gabled porch. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139834 Two cottages. C17 with a later addition at the south end and 

restored to form a near-symmetrical pair. Timber framed building 

with a ½-hipped thatch roof. 2 storeys, 4 upper windows. Frame 

exposed at the front, most of the rear, and the north gable (upper 

part with original timbers) with painted brick infill and other walling. 

C20 casements. 2 plain doorways with boarded doors. 

LB2S 20/12/1960 139835 Georgian house, associated with William Cobbett. 1776. Brick and 

tile. Symmetrical front (south east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Hipped 

roof, with moulded brick eaves having carved dentils. Walls of blue 

headers with flush red dressings; quoins, vertical panels containing 

the windows, projecting 1st floor band, stepped plinth. Sashes in 

exposed frames, triple except for centre. Doorway with moulded 

canopy with panelled soffit, carved brackets, architrave, with 

panelled door (the upper 1/2 glazed), and a single step. The side 

elevations have flemish bond with blue headers. The rear elevation 

has horizontal flint panels, the projecting south side containing 

similar features but the other parts being altered; a low wing at the 

north side has been raised to 2 storeyed level with a flat roof. This 

wing has a brick incised A.H. 1776; the front boundary wall has a 

brick incised WC 1825 (said to have been carved by William 

Cobbett). The interior has many plain original features, including a 

staircase, panelled doors in architraves, dado panelling, and a 

corner cupboard. 

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Stable N Of Rookery House 

The Hill 


Andover 

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House 

The Hill 


Andover 

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County Bridge 

The Hill 


Andover 

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Bladon Gallery 

The Dene 


Andover 

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The Dene 


Andover 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139836 Part of a group of farm buildings, but with particular decorative 

details of construction. C1840. The walls are of flint with horizontal 

brick bands, with verticals and quoins arranged in lozenge patterns. 

The bases of wine bottles are used to form diamonds in the gable, 

below the window, and as strings above the cambered openings. 

Roman pantile roof 

LB2 27/09/1984 139837 Granary. C18. Timber-frame on 9 staddles, with ½-hipped tile roof, 

and boarded walls. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139833 Road bridge. C18 and 1831. Red brick structure with a single arch 

having a stone key; above this level the later parapet has rounded 

stone capping and band the wall curving outwards at each end to 

stop on a circular buttress. A stone plaque inserted in the centre of 

the parapet is inscribed: "HURSTBOURNE TARRANT COUNTY 

BRIDGE, 1931". 

LB2 27/09/1984 139831 Former chapel. 1840. Stucco and slate. Gable to the front of 

pediment form, with a projecting dated plaque, band at eaves level 

pilasters at each side with cap and Gothic panel, plinth. A window at 

each side with 4-centred arch and "Perpendicular" glazing. Gabled 

porch with a pointed doorway masking an earlier doorway. The side 

elevations have 3 windows of the same pattern. On the south-west 

side to the rear is a small slate-roofed extension with flint and brick 

walls. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139830 Row of 3 cottages, now 2 units. Late C18, with C20 restoration. 

Flint, brick, with thatch and tile roof. 2 storeys, 6 windows. Thatch 

roof to 2 and 3, tile to No. 1. Flint walls with brick quoins, cambered 

arches, plinth; all now painted. Casements. Plain doorways, no. 3 

with a thatched hood. 

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The Dene 


Andover 

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Thatchers Cottage 

The Dene 


Andover 

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Hurst Lodge 

The Dene 


Andover 

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Hurst Cottage 

The Dene 


Andover 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139829 Cottage at right-angles to the roadway. Early C18. Brick, flint, with a 

thatch roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. Hipped roof, with eaves 

raised above the upper windows. The front (south-west) has red 

brickwork in Flemish bond, 1st floor band, rubbed cambered arches 

with decorative brick keys, plinth with flint base. The roadside (end) 

wall is flint with brick quoins, bands and plinth. Casements. 4panelled 

door with cambered canopy on brackets. Low C20 wing of 

painted brick, and a tile roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139828 Cottage at right-angles to the roadway. C16, C17, and late C18. 

House of 3 phases, of late medieval origin as a 2-bay timber-framed 

hall, with floor inserted later when a large fireplace was added at the 

south-east end, with probable extension then of another bay, 

external re-cladding of the mid C18, and further addition at the 

south-east end of the early C19. Flint walls and thatch roof. 1 storey 

and attic, 4 windows. Roof ½-hipped at the north-west end, with 

exposed frame in the gable, hipped at the other end, eyebrow 

dormers. Flint walls with brick quoins, verticals, indicating changes 

and additions. C20 casements and porch: above the porch is a 

stone plaque inscribed HE 1759. Within, there is a large chimney 

breast and part of the original frame. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139827 House. Early C19. Stucco and tile. Symmetrical centrepiece, with a 

continuous wing at the north-east side and a shorter lower wing to 

the south-west: 2 storeys, 2.3.3 windows. The centre has pilasters 

with plain caps at each end and at each side of the doorway, plain 

eaves fascia, plinth. Sashes in reveals. Doorway with cornice, 

pilasters and 6-panelled door, now enclosed by a late C19 timber- 

framed ornate gabled porch. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139826 Cottage at right-angles to the roadway. Late C18. Brick and flint, 

with a thatch roof. South-west front of 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. 

Roof ½-hipped, with eaves raised above an upper window, and 

exposed framing in the gable. Flint walls (some flint panels), with 

brick quoins, bands, verticals, cambered arches. Casements. 2 

boarded doors in plain frames. 

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The Dene 


Andover 

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Dene House 

The Dene 


Andover 

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2 Marine Terrace 

The Dene 


Andover 

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The Cedars 

The Dene 


Andover 

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Ibthorpe. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139825 Pair of houses. Late C18 (Valentine) and early C19 (Orchard) in 

same style, with an extension set back at the south end. Flint with 

brick dressings, and a tile roof. Two storeys, Valentines 3 windows 

(centre blank) Orchard 2 windows. Brick dentil eaves, narrow 

horizontal flint panels, brick quoins, verticals, cambered openings to 

the ground floor, plinth. Casements, Valentines has 2 bays, one 

splayed the other rectangular, with concave lead roofs. Valentines 

has a plain doorway, with 6-panelled (2 top glazed) door beneath a 

moulded canopy, Orchard has a wide C19 tiled canopy on 

ornamental brackets. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139824 House. Early C19. Stucco and slate. Symmetrical front (southeast) 

of 2 storeys, 3 windows, with later wing at the west side. Lowpitched 

hipped roof, with lower roof to the wing: the walls are marked 

with joints, and the ground floor window heads have cornices on 

brackets, plinth. Sashes in reveals. Doorway with moulded cornice 

on carved brackets, panelled pilasters and 6-panelled (2 top glazed) 

door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139823 Short terrace of 3. Early C19. Stucco and slate. Symmetrical 

fenestration to the front (south-east) of 2 storeys. 4 (2.1.1) windows. 

Low-pitched hipped roof. Plain walls with stone cills. Sashes in 

reveals. 6-panelled doors, that at the south side with a porch having 

a concave metal canopy, those (coupled) at the north side with thin 

canopies on wrought-iron brackets. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139822 House. Early C19. Stucco and slate. Square plan with lower rear 

wings. Symmetrical front (south-east) of 2 storeys, 1.1.1 windows. 

Hipped double-pile roof, of low pitch with wide eaves. Eaves 

moulding above a fascia, which merges with thin plain architraves, 

bays to ground floor architraves, plinth: the centre projects slightly 

and there are end pilasters, with caps and panelled faces. Sashes in 

reveals. Doorway with stepped blocking course, simple entablature, 

panelled pilasters with caps and bases, deep entrance with ½-glazed 

door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139891 House. Originating as a C17 timber-framed building, but mainly 

early C19. Brick and slate. Regular front (east) of 2 storeys, 5 

windows. Walls of Flemish bond, with cambered arches to the 

ground floor, plinth, some horizontal flint panels at the north side; all 

now painted. C20 casements. C20 brick porch with a tile roof. The 

interior shows part of the timber-frame, and there is a massive 

chimney breast. 

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Little Thatch 

Pill Heath Cottage Lane 


Andover 

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Brookside 

The Hill 


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Murrle 

Church Street 


Andover 

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Granary 20m S Of Lower Farm 

Church Street 


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Church Cottage 

Church Street 


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LB2 27/09/1984 139895 Cottage. Late C18, with C20 extensions at each end. Flint and 

thatch. 1 storey and attic, 2 above 4 windows. Hipped and 1/2 

hipped roof, with eaves raised above the upper windows. Brick 

dressings to the flint walls, with cambered openings, and some 

banding. Casements. C20 porch. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139832 House. Early C19. Brick and slate. Symmetrical front (south west) 

of 2 storeys 3 windows. Low pitched hipped roof with a wide eaves. 

Red brick-work in flemish bond with blue headers dutch flat arches 

stone cills. Sashes in reveals. C20 brick porch with parapet and flat 

roof. C20 single storeyed wing set back at the south east side. 


LB2 27/09/1984 139819 Cottage. C17 and late C18. Timber framed building with small 

extensions at each end of the C18, with a thatched roof. 1 storey 

and attic, 2 above 4 windows. Roof 1/2 hipped, with eaves raised 

above the upper windows. The frame has painted brick infill to the 

lower part and rendered panels to the later upper framing: the end 

walls are flint with brick quoins and bands, returning on the front at 

each side as painted brickwork. Casements. Boarded door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139818 Cottage. Early C18. Painted flint and brick, with boarded outshots, 

and a 1/2 hipped thatch roof. 1 storey and attic. 2 windows. 

Casements. Boarded door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139821 Granary. C18. Exposed timber frame on staddles, with brick 

infilling. 1/2 hipped tile roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139820 Cottage with attached barn. Late C17. Timber-framed building, with 

rendered and brick panels, and boarded walls to the barn: thatched 

roof. 1 storey and attic, irregular fenestration. The roof is 1/2 hipped 

at the west end with tile hung upper wall, with 2 eyebrow dormers, 

and hipped at the east and brought to a low eaves above an outshot. 

Casements. Boarded doors. The small barn has 3 bays and a 

queen post truss. 

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Ibthorpe 

Andover 

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Granary 10m SE Of Adams Farm 

Ibthorpe 

Andover 

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Barn 10m S Of Adams Farm 

Ibthorpe 

Andover 

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Latches 

Ibthorpe 

Andover 

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Barrack Cottage 

Ibthorpe 

Andover 

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Honeybere Cottage 

Horseshoe Lane 

Ibthorpe 

Andover 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139881 Cottage. Late C18. Flint and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. 

Roof ½-hipped at the west end, at the east end brought forward and 

continued at a lower level above a narrow wing (projecting forward 

alongside the road), one small eyebrow dormer. Brick quoins, 

bands, cambered openings (painted on the front). Casements. 6- 

panelled (2 top glazed) door, and a plain boarded side door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139880 Granary. Early C19. Timber-frame on 9 staddles. Slate roof. Walls 

of vertical boards 

LB2 27/09/1984 139879 Barn. C18. Timber-frame of 8 bays, with one aisle; Queen post 

truss. Corrugated iron roof. Boarded walls 

LB2 20/12/1960 139877 Formerly 2 cottages, now 1 dwelling. Late C18, with C20 rear 

extension. Flint and brick, with a thatch roof. 1 storey and attic, 3 

above 4 windows. ½-hipped roof, with timber-framed gable, eaves 

raised above the upper windows. Flint walls with brick quoins, 

cambered arches. Casements (4 being old leaded lights). Plain 

doors, glazed porch at the rear. Stone plaque inscribed MMN 1776. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139876 Range of cottages, converted into one dwelling. C17 timber frame 

with C18 brick and flint cladding. C18 wing of flint and brick, forming 

an L-shaped plan. Thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, fairly regular 

fenestration. The roof has different levels, includes ½-hips and 

gables, a catslide, and a small area of tiling with 3 hipped tiled 

dormers. There are brick dressings to the flint walls, some rubbed 

flat arches to openings now filled, cambered arches to most of the 

(small) openings, some buttresses, and indications of several 

alterations. Casements. Plain doorways. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139859 Cottage. C17 timber frame, with C18 cladding. Flint and brick walls, 

with a thatch roof. 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. Hipped and ½hipped 

roof, catslide at rear, eaves raised above the upper windows. 

The flint walls have brick dressings, the western bay being 

brickwork. Old leaded casements. C20 ½-glazed porch with a 


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Ibthorpe 

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Kilderkin Cottage And The 

Malthouse 


Ibthorpe 

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Ibthorpe Farm House 

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Andover 

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House 

Ibthorpe 

Andover 

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LB2 20/12/1960 139860 House, attached to the east end of Kilderkin. C18. Flint and thatch. 

Front of 2 storeys, 2.1 windows (the east side projecting forward). 

Walls have brick quoins and verticals. Mullion and transome 

windows. C20 ½-glazed porch at the east end, with a thatched roof, 

C20 brick porch at the rear with a hipped tile roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139861 Formerly house and malting (to the east), now 2 dwellings. C17 

timber frame and early C18 flint and brick cladding, with late C18 

rear extensions. Brick, flint and brick, tile and thatch. The house 

part has a symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows (centre 

blank), the less regular eastern range having 2 storeys, 2 windows. 

The tile roof is hipped at the west end, and lowered over the malting, 

where it continues as thatch (continuous with Elm Cottage); at the 

rear are a gable, 2 hipped roofs and a thatched gable. The arches to 

the ground floor, plinth; the malting has flint walls with brick quoins 

horizontal bands of different patterns, plinth, and some rendering on 

new blockwork; the rear has painted brickwork with exposed framing 

in the thatched gable. To the rear of the house is a wing of banded 

flint and brick with a tile roof, of 2 storeys with an extension of 1 

storey, and a further extension ending in boarded walls, with a 

thatched roof. The front windows of the house are 3-light sashes 

and there is a 6-panelled door; other windows are casements. 

LB2S 20/12/1960 139872 House of L-shape. Early C18. Brick and tile. Symmetrical front 

(south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Hipped roof, brick dentil (carved) 

eaves. Walls of blue and brindle headers with flush red dressings; 

quoins, rubbed flat arches, plinth (of English bond). Sashes in 

exposed frames. 6-panelled (2 top glazed) door within an architrave, 

with a moulded canopy having a panelled soffit, and carved brackets 

above plain pilasters, and a stone step. The long east elevation is 

regular, of 2 storeys, 3 windows, with similar features and a 1st floor 

band (broken), upper windows being old mullion and transom 

casements with leaded lights, the lower triple sashes: former 

doorway partly filled and with a narrow window. The west and north 

wall of the front block have narrow horizontal flint panels. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139873 Stables. Early C19. Rectangular 2 storeyed block, with a slate roof 

(hipped at the north end) and walls of flint with brick quoins, verticals, 

thin horizontal bands and cambered openings. Irregular openings; 

doors, windows, and hayloft doors. 

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Kitchen Garden Wall 30m NW Of 

Ibthorpe Farm House 

Ibthorpe 

Andover 

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Cartshed 10m W Of Ibthorpe 

Farm House 

Ibthorpe 

Andover 

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Ibthorpe Agricultural Engineering 

Company 

Ibthorpe 

Andover 

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Yew Tree Farm 

Ibthorpe 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Granary 25m N Of Yew Tree 

Farm 

Ibthorpe 

Andover 

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Stables And Barn 30m NW Of 

Yew Tree Farm 

Ibthorpe 

Andover 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139875 Early C19. High wall of flint with brick bands and plinth, with a tile 

capping. Included for group value. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139874 Cartshed. Early C19. Rectangular block with a timber frame and 

solid wall facing the roadway, having flintwork with brick quoins and 

bands. Hipped slate roof. Prominent alongside the roadway. 

Included for group value 

LB2 20/12/1960 139866 House. 1702. Brick and flint, with a tile roof. Symmetrical front 

(south) of 2 storeys and attic, 3 windows. Steep hipped roof, with 3 

hipped dormers (with casements). The walls have horizontal flint 

panels, brick quoins, rubbed flat arches, plinth. Sashes in exposed 

frames. Doorway with canopy on carved brackets, fanlight with 

diagonal bars, 4-panelled (2 top glazed) door. Rear addition (to form 

double pile) has similar walls, with a lower-pitched gabled roof. 

Dated brick 

LB2 27/09/1984 139867 Barn. C18. 4-bay timber frame with small southward addition at the 

east end. Queen post truss. ½-hipped thatch roof, hipped to the 

lower addition. Boarded walls, one bricknogged section. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139868 Granary. C18. Tall timber frame on 9 staddles. ½-hipped thatch 

roof. Boarded walls. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139869 Stables and barn. C18 stable, with early C19 extension (barn). 

Rectangular building of flint and brick, with a symmetrical front, with 

a timber framed addition to the west side. ½-hipped thatch roof. 

Walls have brick quoins and horizontal bands, the later part being 

boarded. Brick above the old doorway inscribed TW 1708. 

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Ibthorpe 

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Tree Farm 

Ibthorpe 

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Stables 10m SE Of Bank Tree 

Farm 

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Barn 30m E Of Ibthorpe Manor 

Farm 


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Stable 20m NE Of Ibthorpe 

Manor Farm 


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LB2 27/09/1984 139871 Stables. Early C19. Low narrow building linking the west end of the 

barn and stables, to form a courtyard west of the farmhouse. 

Thatched roof. Flint outer, boarded inner walls. Included for group 

value 

LB2 27/09/1984 139870 Barn. C18. 5 bay timber-frame with Queen post truss. Hipped 

thatch roof. North wall boarded, other walls of flint with brick quoins 

and horizontal bands. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139865 Stables. Early C19. Small rectangular building of flint, with brick 

quoins, verticals, eaves and plinth. Slate roof. Included for group 

value. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139855 Barn. C18, and late C19. Original timber frame of 5 bays with one 

aisle and central entrance, extended at the north end by 3 bays 

without aisle, and with a short extension at right angles of the C19. 

Queen post truss on brick base wall. Hipped thatched roof. 

Boarded walls. 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139856 Stable. C18, and late C19. Walls of narrow horizontal flint panels HURSTBOURNE 

with brick quoins and cambered arches; ½-hipped thatch roof with 

exposed frame in the gable, lower western part ending in a hip. 

Rectangular block with solid walls, and a lower narrower westward 

extension. Symmetrical arrangement of central door with an opening 

at each side. Plain doorway. The extension has boarded walls. 

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Andover 

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Lime Cottage 


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Andover 

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Horseshoe Cottage 


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LB2 27/09/1984 139858 Pair of houses. Narrow early C19 block, with a late C19 extension at 

the south side. Brick and slate. Formal arrangement of the front 

(east), each unit having a projecting centrepiece with a doorway, a 

window on each side (missing at the north end) and pilasters 

beyond, and a window in the extension: 2 storeys, 1.1. door 

.l.blank.1.door.blank windows. Simple roof form, with catslide at 

rear. Walls in Garden bond, the north gable having exposed framing 

above 3 pilasters. Casements. 2 plain doorways, with boarded 

doors. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139857 Cottage. Late C18. Flint and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 2 above 3 

windows. Roof ½-hipped to the south, hipped to the north. Flint 

walls with brick quoins and verticals, indicating changes. Casements. 

½-glazed door, and another boarded door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139853 Cottage. C17, with C18 cladding, and C20 extensions. Brick and 

rendered walls, thatch roof. Symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys, 

3 windows, has westward extension of equal size, of 1 storey and 

attic, 3 windows. ½ hipped roof, with hip at the west end and 

brought to a low eaves above an outshot. Main wall of Flemish bond 

with blue headers, cambered openings, flint plinth: the other parts 

being rendered. Casements. Plain doorway with a French door, 

beneath a wide thatched canopy on rustic poles. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139852 House. Late C18, and early C19. Brick and flint, render, and thatch. 

Symmetrical front (east) to the older part, of 2 storeys, 2 windows, 

with extension to the north side of 2 windows, and outshot to the 

south. Roof ½-hipped at the north side, meeting the lower tile roof of 

the extension, hipped at the south and brought to a low eaves above 

the outshot. Main wall of flint panels with brick quoins, bands and 

cambered ground floor openings, extension rendered and outshot 

boarded in the upper part. Casements. Boarded door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139851 House. 1751, with C20 cross wing. Brick and thatch. The old front 

(east) is symmetrical, of 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. ½-hipped 

roof, catslide at rear, eaves raised above upper window; hipped to 

the C20 wing. Flemish bond with blue headers, 1st floor band, 

rubbed flat arches to the ground floor, plinth; later north gable has 

squared knapped flint wall with brick quoins and exposed framing in 

the upper part, C20 walls of red brick. Casements. French door; ½glazed 

porch at the rear. Plaque inscribed WAS 1751 

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Poores Cottage 


Ibthorpe 

Andover 

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Bank Tree Farm 

Ibthorpe 

Andover 

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Stables 30m N Of Bank Tree 

Farm 

Ibthorpe 

Andover 

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2 Malthouse Cottages 


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LB2 27/09/1984 139850 House. Late medieval 2-bay massive timber frame, with cladding of 

the late C18, and extensions to the west and rear of the C20. Flint 

and thatch. 2 storeys, irregular fenestration. ½-hipped roof, with 

pantile above the rear outshot. Flint with brick quoins, plinth, and 

marks of alterations; painted brick infill to the exposed frame at the 

east end (boarded in its upper part). Casements. Glazed C20 porch 

with hipped tile roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139849 Small house. Late C18, with early C20 extension. Flint and brick, 

with a thatch roof. Symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys, 2 

windows, with a 1 window westward extension. Roof hipped at the 

west end. Flint walls with red brick quoins, bands, cambered arches 

to the ground floor, plinth; tapered stack at the east gable. 

Casements. Boarded door in a plain opening. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139863 House. Early C18. Painted brick, with a thatch roof. Regular front 

(south) of 2 storeys, 6 windows (some now blank and one filled). 

Hipped and ½-hipped roof, central shafted stack and tapered stack 

at the east end. Flemish bond, 1st floor band, cambered ground 

floor openings, plinth. Casements, sashes to the eastern-most 

windows. 5-panelled door within a C19 trellis porch on a low wall, 

with a thatched roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139864 Stables. Late C18. Rectangular building of red brickwork, with 7 

narrow horizontal flint panels, cambered openings. ½-hipped tile 

roof with boarded gables. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139847 Pair of cottages. C17, late C18, with C20 extensions. Timberframed 

building with some later cladding, with a thatched roof. 1 

storey and attic, irregular fenestration. ½-hipped roof, with eyebrow 

dormers. Exposed frame with painted brick infill, part of rear wall 

has flint panels in brickwork, with cambered openings; C20 north 

wing of painted brickwork. Casements. C19 plain door to one and 

porch to the other 

LB2 27/09/1984 139848 Cottage range, now one dwelling. Late C18, with C20 improvement. 

Flint and thatch. 1 storey and attic, irregular fenestration. Roof 

hipped at the west end and returned as a gable to the south front, 

eyebrow dormers. Flint walls with brick dressings, some brickwork in 

English bond, with much alteration. Casements. French door to the 

front, ½-glazed door to the rear. 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139846 Kitchen garden wall. Early C19. Tall boundary wall of cob, with a 

tile capping. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139845 Roadside boundary wall, including 2 gate-piers. C18. Flint walls 

with brick dressings, and 2 gatepiers, with a rusticated design of 

brick with projecting flint bands, and plain caps. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139862 House, and former public house. Early C19, with C20 north 

extension and west side restoration. Rendered walls and slate roof. 

Front (east) of 2 storeys, 2.1.1 windows. Hipped roof. Plain walls, 

with stone cills. Sashes in reveals. Simple C20 classical doorcase. 

The west elevation has C20 pedimented ½-dormers. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139893 Small cottage. Late C18, with early C19 outshot. Flint and brick, 

with a thatch roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 windows to the NW 

elevation. Roof ½ hipped at the southern end, with exposed timber 

frame filled with wattle, hipped and brought to a low eaves at the 

northern outshot, which masks a large tapered brick stack, eaves 

raised above upper windows. Casements. Boarded door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139894 House. Early C18, with C20 restoration. Of timber-framed origin, the 

walls are reclad in flint, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 5 

windows. There are brick dressings, with signs of several 

alterations, the north gable has an exposed frame. Casements, 

upper lights within eyebrow dormers. Plain doorway with a thatched 

hood. Within there are changes of levels, and a timber chimney 

bressumer inscribed WAB 1718. 

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Upton House 


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Upton Farmhouse 

Upton 

LB2 27/09/1984 139909 House. Early C19 cottage at right angles to the roadway, with a 

substantial C20 addition to the rear, forming an L-shaped block. 

Flint and brick, with a pantile roof. The old unit has a symmetrical 

front (east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. The walls have regular banding 

of flint and brick, with brick quoins and coupled Gothic arches 

(without middle pier) to the openings, the centre being filled with 

brickwork including a blue diamond. Cast-iron casements of small 

panels and pointed tops. Boarded door in a plain frame. The north 

gable to the road, and rear wall, continue the banded effect. The 

west elevation has a small cast-iron casement above a boarded 

door. The C20 extension has a similar scale with upper walls tile- 

hung above ground floor brickwork. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139910 Cottage. Late C18, with a small C20 extension. Flint and thatch. 1 

storey and attic, irregular fenestration. Hipped and ½-hipped roof, 

one eyebrow dormer. Brick quoins and cambered arches, with flint 

panels to the C20 part. Casements. Plain doorway. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139908 House. C17 timber framed house with late C18 re-cladding, and 

early C19 addition alond the rear (to form a double pile). Brick, flint: 

thatch, slates. The wide front (once 2 houses) is 2 storeys, 3 

windows. Half-hipped thatch to the front part, with exposed framing 

in the gables, brick dentil eaves. Flint walls with brick quoins, 

verticles, horizontal bands, and indications of changes. Old leaded 

casements to upper windows, 2 early C19 splayed bays with sashes 

and one other sash, to the ground floor. The doorway has a 

moulded canopy on carved brackets (with added decorative struts), 

with panelled soffit, 6 panneld (2 top glazed) door. The rear block 

has a hipped slate roof, victorian sashes; and there is a verandah 

across the west end. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139950 House. Late C18, with a late C20 addition. Brick, with a hipped tile 

roof. symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows (centre 

filled). Brick dentil eaves with blue heads in the hollows, red brick 

walls in Flemish bond with blue headers, cambered rubbed red brick 

arches to the ground floor, high plinth. Cast-iron casements. 6panelled 

door in a plain frame, with a moulded canopy on brackets 

and 4 steps. East and west walls have thin horizontal flint panels. 

Set back on the west side is a late C20 wing, of identical style 

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Farm 


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LB2 27/09/1984 139955 Gatepiers and wall. Early C19. Pair of gatepiers in brickwork, with 

plain caps and stucco ball finials. The wall is of flint with brick 

dressings and a tile capping. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139956 Barn at right-angles to the roadway, with a lower narrower stable 

block extending along the roadside. C18 and early C19. Timberframe 

of 3 bays with aisles on 3 sides and central entrances; Queen 

post truss. Hipped thatch roof with catslide on the west side, with a 

thatch canopy on that side supported on brackets on each side of 

the doorway. Boarded walls. The stable block has a hipped thatch 

roof. Along the roadside the wall next to the barn is boarded, but the 

eastern half is of flint, merging with the boundary wall to the house; 

on the courtyard side there are many doors and windows, with 

boarded walls. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139954 Garden wall. Early C19. Tall cob and rendered wall with a thatched 

copping, enclosing the garden to the rear of the house. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139906 House. Late C18, and early C19. Brick and tile. Symmetrical front 

(east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows, extended at the north side by 2 

windows. Hipped roof, brick dentil eaves. Flint walls with brick 

quoins, verticals, horizontal bands, and indications of changes. Old 

leaded casements to the upper windows, 2 early C19 splayed bays 

with sashes and one other sash, to the ground floor. The doorway 

has a moulded canopy on carved brackets (with added decorative 

struts), with panelled soffit, 6 panelled (2 top glazed) door. The rear 

block has a hipped slate roof, Victorian sashes; and there is a 

verandah across the west end. 

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The Cottage 

Linkenholt Road 

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Barn 50m NE Of Parsonage Farm 

House 


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Granary 5m N Of Parsonage 

Farm House 


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1 Horseshoe Lane 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139896 House. Late C18. Flint and brick, with a thatched roof. Symmetrical 

front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Walls of flint horizontal panels 

with brick intermediate bands, quoins, and cambered arches to the 

ground floor. Casements. 6-panelled (2 top glazed) door within a 

plain opening, with a C20 curved canopy. C20 additions to the rear, 

and garage to the west side. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139904 House. C17. Timber framed building with cladding of C18, and rear 

additions of the C20. Front (west) of 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. 

1/2 hipped thatched roof, with eaves raised above the upper 

windows, and lowered to form a canopy to the entrance. Walls of 

horizontal flint panels with brick quoins an bands. Upper casement, 

lower sashes (2 being 3 light early C19 splayed bays). 1/2 glazed 

door. Terra-cotta panel with raised figures 1697. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139903 Barn, C18. Timber frame of 4 Bays with one aisle; queen post truss. 

Thatched roof and boarded walls. Included for group value. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139901 Granary. Late C18. Bricknogged timber frame on 6 Staddles, with 

hipped thatch roof, and boarded door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139858 Pair of houses. Narrow early C19 block, with a late C19 extension at 

the south side. Brick and slate. Formal arrangement of the front 

(east), each unit having a projecting centrepiece with a doorway, a 

window on each side (missing at the north end) and pilasters 

beyond, and a window in the extension: 2 storeys, 1.1. door 

.l.blank.1.door.blank windows. Simple roof form, with catslide at 

rear. Walls in Garden bond, the north gable having exposed framing 

above 3 pilasters. Casements. 2 plain doorways, with boarded 

doors. 

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The Dene 


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1 Rookery Cottages 

The Hill 


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The Old Bakery 

Church Street 


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LB2 20/12/1960 139834 Two cottages. C17 with a later addition at the south end and 

restored to form a near-symmetrical pair. Timber framed building 

with a ½-hipped thatch roof. 2 storeys, 4 upper windows. Frame 

exposed at the front, most of the rear, and the north gable (upper 

part with original timbers) with painted brick infill and other walling. 

C20 casements. 2 plain doorways with boarded doors. 

LB2 Pair of houses of unequal size. Late C18 and early C19. Flint, brick, 

and thatch. Front (south-west) of 2 storeys, 2.1 windows. Roof 

hipped at the west-end, 1/2-hipped at the east. Flint walls with brick 

quoins, thin bands, plinth: Janes Cottage of brickwork in English 

bond. Casements. Hicks has a gabled thatched hood (with boarded 

front) on brackets and a 1/2-glazed door, Janes a plain doorway with 

1/2-glazed door: an old doorway immediately to the east is part of a 

slate-roofed link unit to Stanley Cottage, with brick and flint walls. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139813 Former terrace of 3 houses, now 2. Early C19. Brick and slate. 

Regular front (north-east) of 2 storeys 4 windows. Red brick walls in 

Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches, stone cills. Sashes in reveals: one 

Victoria (former shop) window. Plain doorways: No.1 has a canopy 

on brackets, continued with lesser projection above the windows on 

each side. 

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The Square 


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1 Malthouse Cottages 


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The Dene 


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LB2 07/01/1952 139838 An inn from medieval times, then a coaching house, now a public 

house. The rear has remains of a timber framed building (C16 or 

C17) but the main structure is late C18, with some early C19 details. 

Walls part painted brick and part render (with joint marks), with a tile 

roof. Symmetrical treatment of the front (north-west) and wings 

extending to the rear (the north wing abutting Church Street): 2 

storeys, 2.1 3 windows (wings of 3 windows). Hipped roof with brick 

dentil eaves, gabled centrepiece. The plain walls have a plinth, and 

the centre is flanked by pilasters (of painted brickwork) with a band 

at eaves level, and another at the top forming a cap which continues 

as coping to the gable, which has a flat top (for a feature now 

missing). Sashes, the outer upper lights being triple, one splayed 

early C19 bay and a wide late C19 rectangular bay, in the 

centrepiece a blind arch heads a wide triple sash to the 1st floor. 

Doors at each side, one 1/2 glazed the other of 6 panels within an 

architrave headed by a canopy on carved brackets: the centre 

(former carriage entrance) has a door with windows at each side, 

under a canopy of 4 brackets. The north wing has all the former 

openings (2 Venetian to the ground floor) now filled; beyond is a 

single storeyed unit with an entrance to the rear yard, connected to a 

cottage (part of the premises) of 2 storeys, 2 windows, with walls of 

painted flint and brick, sash windows, and a central entrance now 

filled. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139848 Cottage range, now one dwelling. Late C18, with C20 improvement. 

Flint and thatch. 1 storey and attic, irregular fenestration. Roof 

hipped at the west end and returned as a gable to the south front, 

eyebrow dormers. Flint walls with brick dressings, some brickwork in 

English bond, with much alteration. Casements. French door to the 

front, ½-glazed door to the rear. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139830 Row of 3 cottages, now 2 units. Late C18, with C20 restoration. 

Flint, brick, with thatch and tile roof. 2 storeys, 6 windows. Thatch 

roof to 2 and 3, tile to No. 1. Flint walls with brick quoins, cambered 

arches, plinth; all now painted. Casements. Plain doorways, no. 3 

with a thatched hood. 

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Church Street 


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Highford House 

1 Windmill Lane 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139791 Two houses, once (with Little Plough) a coaching inn. C16 timberframed 

building at right angles to the roadway with late C18 

recladding and westward extension and an early C19 front elevation. 

Brick, flint, slate and tile. The regular front (south-west) is 2 storeys, 

4 windows. Hipped slate roof with wide eaves on wrought-iron 

brackets. Red brickwork in Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches, stone 

cills, plinth. Sashes in reveals. 2 doorways with thin canopies on 

carved brackets, one 6-panelled another (Martins) 4 panelled door. 

The east and upper wall continues as a mask to the side elevation of 

the old part, which has a tile roof, flint walls (part coursed knapped 

flint part horizontal panels) with brick dressings and an attached 

stack dated 1835. One old upper casement frame is now blocked, 2 

lower casements and a blocked doorway. The rear elevation has a 

tile roof narrow horizontal flint panels and casements. The interior 

exposes part of the old frame, with an arch brace to one truss, and a 

beam with diagonal sockets (for mullions). 

LB2 03/02/1987 140007 Cottage. Late C17 or early C18, C19 alterations and additions. Flint 

with brick quoining, longstraw thatched roof with two eyebrow 

dormers to front. Brick stack at left hand gable end. Single storey 

and attic. Single storey brick lean-to additions against left hand gable 

end wall and at rear. Three bays with entrance to right of centre on 

front; early C20 brick gabled porch with panelled door built in front of 

doorway with vertical plank door. A C19 four-light casement to left of 

porch and two-light casement to right in segmental brick arched 

openings. Two-light casements with sidelights in dormers. 

Casements have horizontal glazing bars. Interior: large inglenook 

fireplace, exposed top chamfered joists. Early C18 doors, queen 

strut roof. 

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Boundary Wall And Gatepiers To 

Upton Dean 


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Chapel 20m NW Of The Cottage 


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Parsonage Farm House 


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LB2S 20/12/1960 139854 House. Early C18, with mid C19 rear outshot. Brick and tile. 

Symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys and attic, 7 windows. Hipped 

steep roof, 3 hipped dormers (with sashes), fully moulded eaves 

cornice, with a monopitch (from rear eaves level) over the rear part. 

Walls of flemish bond with blue headers, flush red quoins, rubbed flat 

arches, moulded 1st floor band, some moulded stone cills, high 

plinth. Sashes in exposed frames, one original above the doorway, 

the other C18 with interior folding shutters. Plain doorframe, with 

carved brackets supporting a hood, 8 panelled (2 top glazed) door, 

above splayed steps. Large stepped stackat the east end. Rear 

Elevation is plain with casements and 3 ground floor sashes, arched 

doorway. Single storeyed service wing extends east of the house, 

with old leaded casements and boarded door. Simple C18 staircase 

within. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139907 Boundary wall, broken by 2 gatepiers. Late C18. Flint wall with brick 

dressings. Brick piers capped by stucco vases. Included for group 

value. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139905 Former small chapel, now a gallery. 1839. Rectangular block with 1 

window along each side and arched doorway to the front (west), with 

a small raised panel above containing the date. Slate roof with able 

to the front. Rendered walls on a flint base. Sashes, mall upper light 

in the east gable. 6 panelled door. Within, there remains a plain 

panelled rostrum approached by steps, and some original bench 

seats. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139900 House. Late C18. Brick and tile. Symmetrical front (west) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows. Hipped roof, brick dentil eaves. Walls of 

flemish bond with blue headers, cambered arches to the ground floor 

now masked, stone cills. Casements, C20 splayed bays to the 

ground floor. 1/2 glazed victorian door within an architrave, wth a 

thin canopy on narrow carved brackets. Other elevations and single 

storeyed rear extension have flint walls, with brick quioins, cambered 

openings, horizontal bands; casements. Simple original interior. 

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Church Street 


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LB2 27/09/1984 139804 1685. Square brick piers, with fronts having 3 moulded panels, 

diminishing upwards, the top containing the date in raised figures, 

with the inner jambs surmounted by carved stone ancone brackets, 

plinth. The stone caps have a bold cornice moulding, with a ball 

finial. Extending from each pier, and enclosing the wide area of the 

farmyard and its buildings, is a flint wall, with brick verticals and 

bands, and with a tile capping. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139878 House. Originally a C17 timber-frame, the older block was modified 

in the early C19 with "Cottage Orne" features, and a cross-wing was 

added in 1870 to the east side. Mainly rendered in the old part, flint 

and brick to the later: thatch and slate roof. L shaped plan. 1 storey 

and attic, 2 storeys to the later part with a l storeyed rear extension. 

½-hipped thatch roof, on the north side a dormer with a gable 

decorated with diagonal rustic woodwork: the slate roof has 

decorative bargeboards to gables. Although part of the framework is 

exposed, the main feature of the old part is a verandah on the front 

(north) with 2 wide French doors and a slated roof. The later part 

has flint panels, brick quoins and cambered openings, the front gable 

incorporating the date 1870. Casements in some variety. Boarded 

doors to front and rear. 

LB2S 20/12/1960 139844 Large house, associated with Jane Austen. Mid C18. Brick and tile. 

Symmetrical front of 2 storeys and attic, 5 windows, with a lower 

wing at back at the west side. Steep hipped roof with moulded and 

dentilled eaves cornice; 3 dormers with cambered leaded heads and 

casements. Walls of Flemish bond with blue headers, red flush 

quoins, rubbed flat arches, moulded 1st floor band, and high plinth 

(stepped below windows). Sashes in reveals. Doorway with 

moulded canopy on carved brackets, panel above a plain architrave, 

and double doors, above 2 steps. The west wing of 2 storeys, 1 

window has a brick dentil eaves and casements. There are massive 

stacks at each end with moulded bases. The rear elevation has one 

hipped dormer, and irregular fenestration, colourwashed brickwork 

and sashes. A small service block at the north-east corner has a 

hipped slate roof and flint walls with brick dressings. Jane Austen 

here attended the wedding of her sister Mary to Mr Lloyd (owner) 

and was afterwards a frequent visitor. 

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Forge Cottage 

Fyfield 

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Shoddesden Lane 

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Thruxton Road 

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LB2 24/10/1984 140099 Cottage. C17, early C19, with late C20 extension. Timber-framed 

building with a cross-wing at the east end. Mixed exterior materials, 

and a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, irregular fenestration. Roof 

½-hipped at 3 gables and hipped at the west, eyebrow dormers, 

eaves raised above the upper windows of the C20 (north) arm. 

Exposed frame with mostly plastered infill, but some panels of brick 

and flint bands (painted): C20 unit of painted brickwork. Casements. 

Plain doors. 

LB2 22/07/1988 140169 Telephone kiosk. Type K6. designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. 

Made by Carron Co. Cast iron. Square kiosk with domed roof. 

Unperforated George VI crowns to top panels and margin glazing to 

windows and door. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140096 Cottage, once 2. C18. Timber frame with rendered outshot, thatch 

roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. Hipped roof, brought to a low 

eaves above the north-side outshot, eyebrow dormers. Exposed 

frame, with rendered infill. Casements. Plain doorway at each end. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140095 House. Mid C18. Brick and thatch. Front (west) of 2 storeys, 6 (2 

blank) windows. The roof has a long ridge, and a catslide at the 

rear. Painted brick, 1st floor band, cambered ground-floor openings, 

plinth: north gable rendered, south gable of flint. Casements. 

Doorway with moulded canopy on carved brackets, and 6-panelled 

door, boarded door in plain opening at the north side. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140093 Cottage. Late C18, with C20 restoration. Flint walls, some render 

with a thatch roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. ½-hipped roof, 

catslide to part of one side, eaves raised above the upper windows. 

Flint walls on 3 sides with brick quoins, cambered openings and 

plinth: the north (entrance) elevation is rendered. C20 casements. 

C20 porch with hipped tile roof and rendered walls. 

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Kimpton Cottage 

The Green 

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Garden House 

Down Road 

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Stable And Cartshed 


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LB2 24/10/1984 140092 Unequal pair of enlarged cottages. C17, C19 and late C20 

extensions and restoration. Flint and brick, with a hipped thatch roof. 

Irregular front (south) of 2 storeys, 4 windows: the west side 

(Kimpton) has a wing (of 2 storeys 1 window) projecting forward, with 

a garage still further forward: the east side has a single-storeyed 

outshot to the front and extensive rear additions. The walls of the 

old part of Kimpton are of flint, with brick quoins, bands, zig-zag 

ornament of the old part of Kimpton are of flint, with brick quoins, 

bands, zig-zag ornament between bands at 1st floor level, some 

lozenges, cambered openings and plinth; there is a small oval (now 

filled) above the old doorway and the doorway has a triangular head 

of brickwork, containing the date 1610; the east side (Yew Tree) has 

flint panels (of the early C19), with other walling of flint without bands 

but with brick quoins. Casements. 3 French doors, one beneath a 

thatched hood on posts. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140091 Now one L-shaped dwelling. Once 2 separate C16 timber-framed 

buildings at right angles, linked and extended in the late C18 (as 3 

dwellings), with minor extensions of the C20. Mainly C18 exterior of 

coursed flint, with a thatch roof. 1 storey and attic, with regular 

fenestration within the angle of 4.3 windows. ½-hipped roof, slightly 

lower to one wing, with eaves raised above the upper windows. Flint 

walls with brick quoins, cambered arches, plinth: with indications of a 

new doorway and a doorway replaced by a window. Casements. 

Boarded doors, one within an open porch, having a gabled thatch 

roof and a timber frame on a base wall. Within, there are remains of 

the timber frame, and 2 massive one-sided fireplaces (originally built 

outside the frame), one now enclosed by the C18 extension. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140089 Stable, garages, and cartshed, comprising a continuous building 

following the curving roadside boundary, in 4 sections meeting at 

slight angles, and with a through carriageway between the 1st and 

2nd unit. C18 and early C19. Continuous thatch roof, ending in 

hips. The outer face is a solid wall, of rendered cob except for the 

2nd section (and its return face within the entrance) which is of flint 

with brick verticals and horizontal bands. On the inner elevations, 

the 1st unit has a rendered wall with brick jambs to the 4 stable 

doors, (& a hayloft door above the 2nd opening). The 2nd unit has 

boarding above 3 garage openings, and one dormer window within 

an eyebrow opening of the roof. The 3rd and 4th units are open to 

the courtyard, with arch-braced posts on the stone bases and Queen 

post trusses. 

KIMPTON 

KIMPTON 

KIMPTON

Cartshed 20m NW Of Keepers 

Cottage 

Down Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8PG 


Down Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8PG 

Paddock Cottage 

Down Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8PG 

Alexander Cottage 

Down Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8PG 

Welcome Stranger 

Down Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8PG 

LB2 24/10/1984 140088 Small cartshed. Early C19 timber frame of 4 bays, with cob rear 

wall: Queen post truss. Hipped thatch roof. Included for group 

value. 

LB2 House. 1740, with C20 west side extension. Brick and tile. Regular 

front (south) of 2 storeys, 1.4 windows (one blank above the door). 

Roof hipped at the east end, at the west gabled a little higher than 

the C20 extension, lower eaves at the north side with 2 gabled 

dormers, brick dentil eaves. Painted header bond (Flemish at the 

north side), cambered ground-floor openings, plinth. C20 c 

casements, one old casement on the north side. Plain doorway with 

6-panelled door, the north entrance being a C20 gabled porch. 

Small C20 porch added at the east end. Plaque inscribed BB1740. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140085 Cottage. Late C18. Rendered walls and thatched roof. 1 storey and 

attic, irregular fenestration. ½-hipped roof. Walls of cob. 

Casements. Entrance at the rear. Included for group value. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140084 House, once a pair. Early C19. Rendered walls and plain slate roof. 

2 storeys, 2 windows. Plain features; casements. Entrance at rear. 


LB2 24/10/1984 140083 Public house. Late C18, and mid C19. Flint and brick, with a tile 

roof. Symmetrical front (east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows (centre row 

filled). Hipped roof, brick dentil eaves. Walls of 8 horizontal flint 

panels (broken by openings), brick quoins, cambered ground-floor 

openings, plinth. Casements. C20 ½-glazed porch. 

KIMPTON 

KIMPTON 

KIMPTON 

KIMPTON 

KIMPTON

The Coach House 

Down Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8PG 

LB2 24/10/1984 140081 House, converted from the stable/coach-house of Kimpton House 

(itself replaced), and the boundary wall to the rear courtyard. 1835, 

with late C20 restoration and alterations. Flint and brick, with a 

hipped slate roof. Wide symmetrical front (east) of 2 storeys, 1.2.1 

windows. Deep parapet containing the upper windows, with flint 

panels, stone coping curving upwards above each opening with 

semi-circular head above the openings: at the slightly-projecting 

sides the higher level of the parapet allows for a circular flint panel. 

A plain stone band separates the parapet from the main walls, which 

have 6 horizontal flint panels, broken by brick quoins and recesses 

containing the openings (repeated at the sides for the upper 

openings). C20 casements. Central C20 porch of brickwork with 

entablature extending forward above corner Tuscan columns, the 

door being flanked by windows. At each end the elevation details 

are repeated in 2 bays, at the north with an attached stack and a flatroofed 

garage wing. At the rear, the courtyard is enclosed by a high 

wall, of brickwork with flint panels. 

KIMPTON

St Peter And St Pauls Church 

Thruxton Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NU 

Walls To Kimpton Manor 

Thruxton Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NU 

LB1 21/12/1960 140080 Parish church. C13, C14, C15, C18, 1837, restorations of 1894 and 

1896. Cruciform church with a south aisle to the nave, south porch, 

and western tower. Flint and stone rubble, flint and brick, and a tile 

roof. Single cell nave and chancel of c1220 with lancets in the 

chancel, and blocked north door in the nave; transepts of the C14 

(the north earlier) with decorated traceried windows and ogee 

cusped openings (2 squints). C14 arcade of 3 bays with a narrow 

south aisle, with wall restored in the C18 (exterior plaque dated 

1702) with 2 small windows. Tile roof of continuous ridge, slightly 

lower transept roof, low eaves to the south aisle, with wall restored in 

the C18 (exterior plaque dated 1702) with 2 small windows. Tile roof 

of continuous ridge, slightly lower transept roof, low eaves to the 

south aisle. Walls of flint and stone rubble with stone dressings, 

cement render to the chancel which has clasped buttresses to the 

middle height at the eastern corners. The tower of 1837 is of 2 main 

stages, with a parapet with central gablets to each face, flat 

buttresses with shallow steps, coupled lancets to the bell stage and 

a larger lancet west window: the features of the walling are 

expressed in red brickwork with complex intermediate patterns of 

flush flint panelling. Windows are a mixture of lancets, coupled lights 

with reticulate tracery, small lights of ogee form with cusps, and 2 

perpendicular windows (in the nave). Within, there is a Gothic 

cusped tomb recess in the north wall of the chancel near the altar, 

and a similar recess (altered by the insertion of a window) in the 

south wall of the south transept; there are piscinas to the chancel 

and south transept. The floor of the chancel has many monumental 

slabs from the late 17th to the early C19, and there are several wall 

monuments within the same date range. The north wall of the north 

transept (the Shoddesdon Chapel) has a small altar tomb (with 

inlays for brasses now gone) partly buried in the wa 

LB2 24/10/1984 140079 Early C19. The roadside boundary wall to the east of the house is 

broken in the centre by a plain entrance; the wall then extends along 

the north side of the house garden and turns south to meet the 

service building. Another section is north of the stable block, and a 

length east of the stable block turns southwards (near the service 

building) for a short length. The construction is generally of cob 

(rendered) on a flint base, but there are parts of flint with brick bands 

and base. Along the road front the capping is tiled, but to the rear is 

mainly slated. 

KIMPTON 

KIMPTON

Kimpton Manor 

Thruxton Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NU 

The Vines 

Thruxton Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NU 

The Flat And Manor Farm 

Down Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8PG 

Service Building 10m W Of 

Kimpton Manor 

Thruxton Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NU 

Stables 30m W Of Kimpton 

Manor 

Thruxton Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NU 

LB2S 20/12/1960 140076 House. C16 and early C19. Brick walls (front rendered), tile roof. 

Front (east) of 2 storeys, 4 above 5 windows. The timber frame of 

the original building remains in the upper part as a jettied first floor, 

above wide pilasters at each end, the plain rendered wall having a 

chamfered soffit at 1st floor level, plinth. Victorian sashes in reveals. 

The stucco doorcase has a thin architrave within a wider frame (with 

edge moulding and convex centre), plain fanlight and 6-panelled 

door. The south gable is C16 red brickwork with a chequer pattern 

of plaster squares (mostly covering flint panels), a central stepped 

buttress: the north gable is rendered, with a massive brick stack of 

blue headers with red quoins with one large offset. The rear 

extensions of the early C19 are of brickwork in Flemish bond, with 

dentilled eaves, some cambered openings, sashes and casements, 

and plain boarded doors; 2 outshots have slate roofs. Within the hall 

has dado panelling and a C18 staircase; there are 2 stone Tudor 

fireplaces. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140094 House. Late C18 and early C19. Brick and tile. 2 storeys, 3 

windows. Flemish bond walls, 1st floor band, plinth: other walls of 

flint with brick dressings (parts plastered). Casements. C20 brick 

and tile gabled porch. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140087 Barn. C18. Timber frame of 7 bays with one aisle, with entrances at 

the 3rd and 5th bays: Queen post truss. ½-hipped thatch roof, hips 

above entrances. Boarded walls on a brick base. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140077 Service block at the back of the courtyard, at the rear of the house. 

Early C19. Flint, brick and tile. A rectangular block with a hipped 

roof, and walls of horizontal flint panels with brick quoins and bands. 


KIMPTON 

KIMPTON 

KIMPTON 

KIMPTON 

LB2 24/10/1984 140078 Stable and coach-house. Early C19. Brick and slate. Rectangular 

block with low-pitched 1/2 hipped slate roof. Irregular front (east) with 

double carriage entrance at the south side, and a doorway (with a 

hayloft door above) between 2 windows. Flemish bond brickwork 

with blue headers.. 

KIMPTON

Bailiffs Cottage 

Down Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8PH 


The Green 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NU 

Shoddesden Manor 

Tidworth Road 

Great Shoddesden 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9LP 

LB2 24/10/1984 140082 Cottage. Late C18. Flint and thatch. Front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 

windows. Roof gabled to the east, hipped at the west and catslide to 

part of the rear. Flint walls with brick quoins, cambered arches to the 

ground-floor, plinth. C20 casements. Boarded door within an open 

porch, with gabled thatched roof on posts. 

KIMPTON 

LB2 24/10/1984 140092 Unequal pair of enlarged cottages. C17, C19 and late C20 

extensions and restoration. Flint and brick, with a hipped thatch roof. 

Irregular front (south) of 2 storeys, 4 windows: the west side 

(Kimpton) has a wing (of 2 storeys 1 window) projecting forward, with 

a garage still further forward: the east side has a single-storeyed 

outshot to the front and extensive rear additions. The walls of the 

old part of Kimpton are of flint, with brick quoins, bands, zig-zag 

ornament of the old part of Kimpton are of flint, with brick quoins, 

bands, zig-zag ornament between bands at 1st floor level, some 

lozenges, cambered openings and plinth; there is a small oval (now 

filled) above the old doorway and the doorway has a triangular head 

of brickwork, containing the date 1610; the east side (Yew Tree) has 

flint panels (of the early C19), with other walling of flint without bands 

but with brick quoins. Casements. 3 French doors, one beneath a 

thatched hood on posts. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140075 House. Late C17, early C18 and early C19. Mixed wall materials, tile 

roof. 2-storeyed. T-shaped block, of which the cross piece is older 

with thick walls now rendered, and stone quoins (and a massive 

clasped butress of stepped brickwork at the angle): the stem of the 

early C18; the whole having irregular fenestration, including some 

early C19 sashes. The front (south-east) of 2.1 windows has 

roughcast walls, Istfloor band, plinth, flat and cambered arches (one 

filled upper opening), projecting stepped stack. Sashes of different 

size, and one late C19 rectangular bay (ofcasements) with a hipped 

tile roof. The north-east elevation is rendered above a brick plinth, 

with windows unevenly spaced and of different sizes (but all sashes). 

The walls forming the internal angle (west) are of flint t the ground 

floor with brick quoins, Ist floor band, cambered arches, cill band and 

plinth, the upper walls of brickwork in Flemish and English bond; 

sashes. The hip at the north west extends to a low eaves above an 

outshot and links to a narrow service wing. Of several doors the 

main entrance is a glazed porch with a hipped roof. There are 2 flatroofed 

C20 dormers to the south-east and north-east elevations. 

Within there is a C18 staircase with slatted ballusters. 

KIMPTON 

KIMPTON

Well Cottage 

Thruxton Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NU 

Boundary Wall To Keepers 

Cottage 

Down Road 

Kimpton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8PG 

Brook Cottage And Flats 1, 2, 3 

And 4 Littleton Manor 

Fyfield 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8ES 

LB2 24/10/1984 140141 Cottage. Early C18 and C20. Rendered and thatched. 1 storey and 

attic, 2 windows. Roof hipped at the west end and brought to a 

lower eaves above an outshot: the east gable has a chimney and the 

roof merges with a C20 rear extension. Walls of chalk and flint cob 

on a flint base, rendered: painted brick re-facing of the outshot. 

Casements. ½-glazed door with a side window. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140090 The forecourt wall to Manor Cottage Farmhouse links the stable 

range with the small cartshed and continues west of the cartshed to 

a gateway opening. Early C19. rendered on cob, with a tile capping. 


KIMPTON 

KIMPTON 

LB2 24/10/1984 140098 House, with conversion to flats at the rear. C16, early C19, with late 

C20 extensions. Roughcast, painted brick, and tile. The main part is 

of the early C19, with the original timber-framed building acting as a 

cross-wing at the rear. Symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 

windows. Hipped roof. Plain roughcast walls, plinth. Victorian 

sashes. Plain doorway with 6-panelled (2 top glazed) door, with a 

flat-roofed C20 open porch, made up of old timbers. The side 

elevations are of brickwork in Flemish bond, plain cement pilasters at 

the corners with the front, plinth; sashes and some casements. The 

rear part has a partial exposure of the timber frame, with C17 

brickwork in the north gable, but is masked by the late C20 flatroofed 

2-storeyed extensions: the south face of the north side wing 

has a C17 doorway, with a boarded door, a hood on carved 

brackets, and a Sun Fire Insurance sign. Within, there is a plain 

early C19 stairway, panelled doors in architraves, and some 

exposure of the frame. 

KIMPTON

King’s Somborne 

Manor House 

Up Somborne Lane 

Up Somborne 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QY 

Cartshed at Marsh Court Farm 



Roadside barn at Marshcourt 

Farm 



Cowshed 25m E of barn at 

Marshcourt Farm 



2 Marsh Court Farm Cottages 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DF 

LB2 07/02/1986 140802 Farmhouse. Mid C18 altered mid C19 earlier core. Brick, front 

stuccoed, slate roof with lead ridges. 2 storey 3 x 3 bay building with 

C19 single storey range added to front. Addition has central 

archway flanked by pilasters. Inside original 6-panel door. Each side 

12-pane sash. Cornice and parapet with coping. On 1st floor 3 12pane 

sashes. Other side has central C20 door. To left french 

windows, to right 3-light casement under segmental head and small 

C20 window beside. Roof hipped with stack in front of ridge to other 

front and another on rear hip. Earlier core including C16 well 

discovered during alterations in 1980. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140801 Cartshed. Early C20 by E Lutyens. Brick with tile details and roof. 7 

bay cartshed, blank except for farmyard side which has 6 round brick 

piers supporting wallplate. Roof hipped. Brick walls connect it to 

barn and cowshed. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140800 Barn. Early C20 by E L Lutyens. Brick with tile and stone details, 

old plain tile roof. 7 bay barn with tall double doors in n central 

hipped midstray porch. Between each bay sloping brick and tile 

buttress. Right end bay as granary on 24 brick pillars with stone 

capitals and brick arches between on walls. Door in that end. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140798 Cow house. Early C20 by E L Lutyens. Brick with tile detail and 

roof. 5 wide bays with stable door in central bay and square 

windows in other bays on farmyard side. On other side small 2-light 

casement in end bays with hipped doors with hay loft doors above. 

Long brick wall links it to barn and short wall to cartshed. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140796 Pair of semi-detached cottages. Early C20 by E L Lutyens. Brick 

with tile details, old plain tile roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay cottages wing to 

rear to each, end onto road with entrances in each end with shell 

hoods and in rear wings. Garden front has to road end cottage 2 4light 

windows with brick mullions, tile heads and leaded light. To 

inner bay 1st floor dormer bay sitting on roof with hipped roof and 

similar 4-light casement. Far cottage has in each bay 2 2-light 

casements with central brick mullion and tile head and similar in 

similar 1st floor bay. Roof swept down. Large ridge stack between 

bays of cottages. 

KINGS SOMBORNE 




KINGS SOMBORNE

Barn 20m S Of Hayes 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PR 

Hayes 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PR 


Romsey Road (west side) 


Crown Hill Cottage 



Shappon 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PW 

LB2 07/02/1986 140795 Barn. C17. Timber-frame weatherboarded, corrugated iron roof. 5 

bay barn end onto road with narrow road end bay with flint wall 

continuing as shed along roadside. Double doors both sides to 

central bay. Roof hipped. Inside queen-post roof with cambered ties 

and braces to ties and wallplates and some windbraces. 


LB2 07/02/1986 140794 Farmhouse. C16 altered C18. Timber-frame with brick infill cob 

outshots, roof thatched. End onto road, 3 bay building with outshot 

to front of far bay, 1½ storey. To near end of far bay planked door in 

solid frame and casement beside. 2-light casement in other bays 

and small eyebrow dormer above centre. Roof half-hipped at near 

end and outshot at far end. Stack on roof above door and external 

stack at far end. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140790 Cottage. C17, encased C18 refronted late C19. Timber-frame 

encased in brick, tilehung gables and front of flint with brick and 

stone dressings and tiled coping. C17 2 storey, 3 bay timber-frame 

encased in brick C18 and outshot to rear. Central C20 door, each 

side brick pier supporting moulded cornice and gabled hood. Each 

side canted hip-roofed bays with small panes in upper part. On 1st 

floor in centre small round window, with white and blue ceramic tiles 

in surround. Each side segmental head cross window. Each side of 

right bay full height brick pilasters with white ceramic tiles. Red and 

yellow brick 1st floor string. Higher up stone bands and machiolated 

eaves cornice. Central ridge stack with similar ridge tiles each side. 

Inside much of C17 timber-framing exposed. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140788 Cottage. C16. Timber-frame wit colourwashed brick infill, thatched 

roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay and smoke bay, outshot to rear. Top-lit door 

under open pent-roofed porch in left of centre bay. 3-light casement 

in right of centre narrow bay, in left bay, and small one in right bay. 

Eyebrow dormers with 2-light casements over centre bays. Roof 

half-hipped with stack on ridge in centre and stack at left end. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140787 Cottage, once pair. Early C19. Colourwashed brick, slate roof. 3 

bay, 2 storey. Early C19 6-flush panel top-lit door in flat roof trellis 

porch to right of centre. In end bays 3-light casements on both 

floors. In centre 2-light casement with 4-pane sash above. Roof 

hipped with ridge stacks between bays. Note: Survival of timber bay 

timber frame. Ridge tiles 




KINGS SOMBORNE

The Crown Inn 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PW 

Yew Tree House 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PW 

Staddle Barn 75m W Of Compton 

Manor 

Compton Manor Estate 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QW 


Church Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

Haywain House 6 Parsonage 

Farm Barns 

Church Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6NB 

LB2 29/05/1957 140786 Public house. C17, altered C18 and late C20. Timber-frame with 

colourwashed brick infill and rebuilding, weatherboarded front to 

addition roof thatched. 3 bay C17 building with left bay rebuilt C18, 

and to left C20 2 bay single storey service part. Half-glazed 4panelled 

doors under flat hoods at each end of centre bay. !6-pane 

flush framed sash in each bay, low set at right. 2-light casement 

eyebrow dormer in each bay. Roof with ridge piece, ridge stack to 

left of centre, lower ridge to left bay and stack at left end. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140785 Cottage. C17. Timber-frame, wattle and daub infill, thatched roof. 

1½ storey, 3 bay. In centre bay to right C20 "Tudor" door with light 

each side. C20 2-light casement in other bays. In eyebrow dormers 

in left bay 3-light casement, in right bay 4-light casement. Roof halfhipped 

to right with ridge stack to left of centre. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140740 Staddle barn. Early C19. Timber-frame weatherboarded, slate roof 

with lead ridges, on brick plinth and staddle stones. 7-bay barn 

resting on brick plinth on ends and side facing house, other side and 

middle supported on 52 staddle stones. Double doors on this side in 

2nd bay from left and 3rd bay from right. Loft door and window in 

centre and end bays. Roof hipped. 

LB2 28/07/1988 140837 Telephone kiosk. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert 

Scott. Installed 7.7.1938. Made by Lion foundry. Cast-iron. Square 

kiosk with domed roof. Unperforated George VI crowns to top 

panels and margin glazing to windows and door. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140738 Stable. C18. Brick, part weatherboarded, old plain tile roof. Single 

storey, 6 bay range, blank on road elevation. On other side, 3 bay 

stable of central door and slatted windows to one side, and 2 

cartshed bays of weatherboarding, with blank bay at end, on other 

end. 





KINGS SOMBORNE

The Grain House 1 Parsonage 

Farm Barns 

Church Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6NB 

7 Upper Brook Cottages 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QR 

11 Upper Brook Cottages 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QR 

Brook Farm House 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QR 

How Park Barn 

Cow Drove Hill 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QG 

LB2 29/05/1957 140737 Barn. C17 and C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded with corrugated 

iron roof. End onto road of 2 buildings, C17 7 bay barn at road end, 

C18 4-bay aisled barn at far end. C17 barn has double doors in 

centre bay, C18 barn has on far side hip-roofed midstray porch and 

roof half-hipped at far end. Inside C17 barn has queen post roof with 

angled queen posts and curved braces from posts to wallplates and 

tiebeams. C18 part has tall-posted queen post roof with straight 

braces and some windbraces. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140736 Cottage. C17. Timber-frame encased in pebbledash, shingle roof. 

1½ storey, 3 bay, outshot to rear. Front has central flush door with 

window beside. 4 or 5-light casement in gable. Roof half-hipped 


LB2 07/02/1986 140735 Cottage. C17 extended C18. Timber-frame with pebble dash infill, 

shingle roof. Single storey and attic, 3 small bay with later outshot to 

right and C19 addition to left. Front has planked door in left bay with 

casement beside, 2-light casement in other bay, above centre bay in 

gabled dormer. Roof half-hipped to left and hipped and sweptdown 

to right. Stack between right and centre bays. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140734 Farmhouse. C18 altered C19. Brick later rendered, old plain tile 

roof. " storey and attic, 3 bay with long wing to rear on right and 

short wing to rear on let with gable to rear in centre. C19 central 

half-glazed door inside gabled porch. Each side small 12-pane 

sash. Above 2 large 12-pane sashes, in centre 4-pane sash. Roof 

half-hipped with rendered central cruciform stack. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140733 Barn. C17, converted to house 1981. Timber-frame, 

weatherboarded walls on brick plinths and piers, old plain tile roof. 7 

bay barn outshot all round now converted so that wall rebuilt on one 

side and ends inside main posts. On this side central hipped 

midstray porch now with open sides. Inside this doorway, each 

under roof canted bays. Velux windows on hipped roof. Inside 

frame kept intact, queen-post/queen-strut roof with straight braces to 

ties, mostly exposed. 





KINGS SOMBORNE

Barn 30m W of North Park Farm 

House 


North Park Farmhouse 


The Cottage And 3 Farm 

Cottages 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9LW 

Barn 75 NW Of Lower Eldon 

Farmhouse 

Eldon Firs Lane 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QN 

War Memorial 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

LB2 07/02/1986 140731 Barn. Circa 1800. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick plinth, 

slate roof. 7 bay with double doors in 3 bay from left and door n 2nd 

bay from right, roof half-hipped. Inside low-pitched queen-strut roof, 

with king-posts. Included for group value. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140730 Farmhouse. Mid C18 of 2 builds. Brick with flint and brick outshot, 

concrete tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay with 2 bays added to left and 

outshot to rear. In original central bay planked door n solid 

segmental head frame. Wall around rendered with sloping 

buttresses either side of bay. In right bay and 2 added bays 2-light 

segmental casement. 2-light casement in centre bay and on 1st 

floor over and in end bays. 1st floor raised band, broken between 

builds. Blue header brick panel above door. End stacks and small 

stack at end of original building. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140097 Cottage. Of C16 origin, with early C19 re-cladding. Flint and thatch. 

South elevation of 1 storey and attic, 2 above 4 windows (one a 

former doorway). ½-hipped roof, with eaves raised above the upper 

windows. Flint walls with brick quoins. Casements. C20 entrance 

at the west end. Within, there exists framing which suggests an 

origin as a late-mediaeval 2-bay hall, with a large fireplace attached 

at the west end when a 1st floor was inserted; a further timber 

framed bay was added at the west end, and the 3 bay unit 

afterwards re-clad. To the rear is attached a late C20 extension in 

the form of a timber frame, with panels glazed on the south side. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140741 Barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick plinth, 

corrugated iron roof. 10 bay barn with double doors on both sides of 

3 bay in from each end. Small double door and window opposite to 

one central bay and stable door in end bay. Inside queen-post roof 

with angled queen posts. Curved braces to ties and some straight 

windbraces. Diagonals in walls. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140776 War memorial. 1921 by E L Lutyens. Portland stone. 3 wide steps to 

plinth that splays out upwards to form seat. Rectangular section 

base, inscribed, changing via spurs into lozenge section cross shaft 

with contemporary style cross. One of a series built using a Lutyens 

design. 





KINGS SOMBORNE

Dovecote 75m NW Of Compton 

Manor 

Compton Manor Estate 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QW 

Staddle Barn At Horsebridge 

Farm House 

Horsebridge Farm Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PY 


Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PW 

Parsonage Farmhouse 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PN 

Cob Wall Around Garden To N Of 

Fromans House 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PW 

Diamond Cottages 

Nutchers Drove 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PB 

LB2 07/02/1986 140739 Folly. C18. Brick in header bond on flint and brick plinth, old plain 

tile roof. Square-sectioned, 2 storey building with plinth offset and 

only a planked door in solid segmental head frame. Roof hipped 

with wide lead flashing below weathervane. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140747 Staddle barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, corrugated iron 

roof on staddle stones. 3 bay barn on 28 staddle stones. C20 low 

lean-to on each side. Centre bay has door both sides. High-set 

windows in other bays. Door in end. Roof half-hipped. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140789 Cottage. Early C19. Rendered cob, slate roof once thatched. 1½ 

storey, 2 bay with lean-to rear. C20 flush door to left, 3-light 

casement to right. Roof half-hipped with 2-light casements in 

gables. Central stack. Included for group value. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140775 House. Early C18, altered C19. Brick, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 

bay, later range to rear. Central 6-flush panel door under trellis 

porch. Each side large C19 canted bay. On 1st floor C19 3-light 

casement each side of 2-light. Toothed cornice. External end 

stacks. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140783 Cob wall. C18 altered C20. Cob with pantile coping. Wall runs from 

end of barn (qv) 5m N then 30m E, then 50m S to S of house. 2m 

high with pantile coping with ridge tiles. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140767 Two semi-detached cottages. Mid C19. Pebbledashed cob on flint 

plinth, slate roof. Semi-detached cottages, 2 storey, 2 bay, 2 bays 

deep. Each has central gabled porch open to front with planked door 

or reused C18 6-panel door. To outer bay casement with similar 

above, to inner bay 2-light casement and another above. Roofs 

hipped with central ridge stack with similar stack behind on rear face. 






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Butchers End 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6NZ 

Prospect House 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PF 

Sheds to rear of Marshcourt Farm 



Granary 30m NW of North Park 

Farm House 


Barn Immediately W Of 

Providence Cottage 


Up Somborne 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QZ 

Reeds Farm Cottage 


Up Somborne 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6RB 

Morecroft 

Muss Lane 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PE 

LB2 29/05/1957 140814 House. Mid C18, altered C20. Brick, old plain tile roof 2 storey, 2 

bay double pile. Central 6-pane top glazed door under flat hood with 

posts. Each side, both floors C20 9-pane sashes. External stack at 

left end. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140826 House. Mid C18, extended late C18, possibly earlier core. Brick, old 

tile roof. 2 storey and attic, 3 bay, with lower 2 storey addition to 

rear. Central 6-panel top-lit door in C20 replica Georgian doorcase 

and moulded hood. Each side 16-pane sash with rubbed brick arch. 

Above door o12-pane sash, each side 16-pane. Brick dentilled 

eaves. Roof half-hipped to left, external stack to right and 2 2-light 

hipped dormers. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140797 Sheds. Early C20 by E Lutyens. Brick with tile details and old plain 

tile roof. Shed running each side of wall between yards of cottages. 

Each side of wall recessed planked door and small light in other bay. 

Roof swept down on this side. 


corrugated iron roof. On 12 staddle stones. Door in centre, roof 

half-hipped. 

LB2 09/02/1984 140807 Barn, now garage. C16 restored 1984. Timber-frame 

weatherboarded on brick plinth, old plain tile roof. End on to road, 2 

bay with double doors in road end. Roof hipped. Inside late cruck 

frame with ties and collars. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140804 Cottage. Late C18 refenestrated C20. Chequerwork brick, asbestos 

sheet roof, formerly thatched. Central planked door, each side 2-light 

casement. Roof half-hipped with central stack. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140765 Pair of cottages, Late C18. Brick, thatched roof. Pair of 3 bay, 1½ 

storey cottages. Left cottage has to left C20 outshot brick porch with 

door on right side and reset 3-light casement to front. In end bay of 

right cottage half-glazed C20 door in original segmental head frame 

and in this and other bays 3-light cast-iron casement in segmental 

head. On 1st floor on wallplate to inner end of right bay and 2nd bay 

from left. 







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Old Palace Lodge 

Old Palace Farm 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6NJ 

1 Marsh Court Farm Cottages 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DF 

Granary 30 Metres North Of 

Rookley Farmhouse 


Up Somborne 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QX 

LB2 29/05/1957 140773 Farmhouse now 2 dwellings. C16 core, refronted C17 and C18, 

altered C19 remodelled 1965, on site of John of Gaunt's Palace 

Palace. Flint with brick dressings and brick, old plain tile roof. C16 

L-shaped building of 5 bay front with 2 bay wing to rear on left, wing 

originally extended further and front extended to right, (wing bays are 

wider suggesting greater importance), to right of centre bay to left 2 

bays and along wing plinth with moulded brick offset. C20 door in 

2nd bay from left, 3-light casement to centre and 2 2-light casements 

in left bay. Over left bays 3-light casement with head in hipped 

dormer and 2-light casement in centre bay. Projecting C18 wing has 

C20 french doors and windows. To right corner C20 pent-roofed 

porch with casement beside and C20 2 and 3-ligiht casement 

above. Roof hipped with large right of centre ridge stack and stack 

on right hip. Inside remains of C16 roof, possibly originally on a 

timber-frame structure. Queen post roof with 3 posts and curved 

windbraces although only one nearly complete truss remains, and 

parts of an interesting truss across the diagonal of the corner 

survive. " C16 stone windows which were in building pre-1965 

survive in pieces in garden. Possible part of outbuildings of palace. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140796 Pair of semi-detached cottages. Early C20 by E L Lutyens. Brick 

with tile details, old plain tile roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay cottages wing to 

rear to each, end onto road with entrances in each end with shell 

hoods and in rear wings. Garden front has to road end cottage 2 4light 

windows with brick mullions, tile heads and leaded light. To 

inner bay 1st floor dormer bay sitting on roof with hipped roof and 

similar 4-light casement. Far cottage has in each bay 2 2-light 

casements with central brick mullion and tile head and similar in 

similar 1st floor bay. Roof swept down. Large ridge stack between 

bays of cottages. 

LB2 13/08/1984 145582 Granary. C18. Timber-framed on 9 staddles, with 1/2 hipped tile roof, 

and walls of vertical boarding. 



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Rookley Farmhouse 


Up Somborne 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QX 

Garden Wall At Rookley Manor 


Up Somborne 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QX 

LB2 13/08/1984 145581 House. A late-medieval timber-framed building, with re-cladding and 

extensions of the early C19. Rendered and brick walls, with a tile 

roof. The front (south east) is of 2 storeys, 2.1 windows. The hipped 

roof extends to a low eaves above a south-side outshot, and is 

broken to form a lower eaves to the early C19 north side, where 

there is a brick dentil eaves. The south side is roughly plastered, the 

north side of painted brickwork. Sashes, one Yorkshire sliding sash 

in the upper aprt of the north side. 4-panelled door within a lightly 

framed open porch. The north elevation (early C19) has 2 windows 

(the upper Yorkshire shashes the lower casements) and is linked to 

a single-storeyed service wing. Within, the heavy frame of the 

original building is exposed. 

LB2 Garden wall running North from each end of house some 200m with 

walls between halfway along and at top. C18. Brick. Wall 3m high 

on plinth, piers at 3m intervals with panles between. In NE corner 

remains of dovecote. 


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Rookley Manor And Cottage 


Up Somborne 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QX 

Milestone 1100m SW Of Leckford 

Hutt PH 

London Road 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

Henley House 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PF 

LB2S 05/12/1955 145580 House. Early C18, with late C18 re-fronting. Rendered and brick 

walls, tile roof. A plain 2 storeyed house, with a Gothick elevation 

applied to the south east front in the late C18. The entrance front 

(south-east) has in the centre a taller angular bay, to produce 2.3.2 

windows. The walls have been rendered (with masonry marks), with 

a crenellated parapet above a stone cornice, comprising a moulding 

above pointed arcading, plain 1st floor band, pointed arches to the 

openings, stone cills, and a stone plinth. Sashes in revels, with 

interlacing pointed glazing bars in the upper part. The stone door 

frame has a reeded architrave, pointed at the top, with moulded 

impost caps and plain base and a 1/2 glazed Gothick door. 2 small 

circular windows (of C20) break the symmetry. The south west 

(original) elevaytion in plain and symmetrical, of 5 windows, with 

coping to parapet and stone moulded cornice, plinth, sashes in 

reveals. The hipped-roof to the 2 fronts returns at the north-east as a 

hip and gable, the upper walls being tile-hung and the lower masked 

by outshots: 2 sash and 3 casement windows. The rear elevation is 

red brickwork in English bond, with a large arched staircase window. 

C20 2 storeyed addition at the north corner links to a C18 range, 

being a 2 storeyed addition at the north corner links to a C18 range, 

being a 2 storeyed cottage, extending as a sing-storeyed stable 

block: tile roof, red brick walling in Flemish bond, with casements 

(some old leaded lights). Within, there are 2 rooms lined with C18 

panelling, a fine C18 staircase in oak, and the entrance hall has 

marble paving and a fine decorated plaster ceiling. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140830 Milestone. C18. Painted stone. Square-section stone with chamfered 

top edge, set diagonally onto road with corner facing road cut away 

at bottom. Inscriptions on 2 faces read ' 64 Miles to LONDON' and '3 

Miles to STOCKBRIDGE', and on cut away corner '18 to BAS' 

LB2 07/02/1986 140822 Public house. C17 encased C18 extended early and late C19. 

Timber-frame encased in brick, flint and brick additions, old plain tile 

roof and slate roof. 3 bay timber-frame encased in, with to right early 

C19 cross-wing projecting forward a bay, 2 storey, and in front of 

earlier part late C19 slate-roofed outshot with C20 garage to left end, 

door on road end. 4-panel half-glazed door to right end of outshot, to 

left 2 4-pane sashes, in end of wing 2 casements, all with rendered 

arches. Roof half- hipped to left. Stack at left of outshot. Included for 

group value. 



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Spencers Farm 

Winchester Road (north side) 


Granary 10m S Of Upper Eldon 

Farm 

Eldon Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QN 

September Cottage 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PR 

Middle Thatch Cottage 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PR 

Tombchest 10m NW Of Church 

Of 

St Peters And St Pauls Church 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

LB2 07/02/1986 140815 Pair of cottages, once house. Early C18. Brick in header bond, left 

half colourwashed, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 4 bay, outshot to rear. 

Central porch to each cottage; to right C20 brick pent-roofed porch, 

to left gabled open timber porch with S-shaped tie-plate above. To 

left cottage 4 C20 2-light casements. To right cottage 2-light 

casements in segmental heads. On 1st floor 2 2-light casements. 

Toothed eaves. Stack in centre and at each end 

LB2 07/02/1986 140812 Granary. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, old plain tile roof, on 

stone staddles. Rectangular, 3 small bays with central door, on 12 

staddle stones. Roof hipped. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140793 Cottage, C18. Rendered cob with brick gables, thatched roof. 1 1/2 

storey, 2 bay. In centre slated pent-roofed porch with 2 small doors. 

Each side 3-light casement and above right bay 2-light casement in 

eyebrow. Brick stack at right end. Included for group value. 




LB2 07/02/1986 140792 Semi-detached cottages, once one. C16 enlarged C18 and C20. 

Timber- framed with brick and plaster infill and rendered additions, 

thatched roof. 3 bay C16 building with C18 bay added to left and 

added to left late C20 outshot to front, 1 1/2 storeys. C20 planked 

door in large gabled hood in left bay and planked door inside pentroofed 

porch in right bay. In C16 bays 2-light casements. In C18 bay 

3-light casement with shutters. Above C18 2-light leaded casement. 

Over left 2 C16 bays 2-light casements in eyebrow dormers. Roof 

half-hipped with right hip rnning into September Cottage (qv). Stack 

above right door, over left C16 bay and at end of C18 bay. 


LB2 07/02/1986 140778 Tombchest. 1792. Stone. 1792 to Charles Mill. KINGS SOMBORNE

Horsebridge Mill And Flat 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PX 

Granary 2m E Of Manor Farm 

House 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6NZ 

Barn And Shed NW Of Fromans 

House 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PW 




Cob Wall Around Garden 40m SE 

Of Fromans House 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PW 

LB2 07/02/1986 140746 Mill and attached mill house. Early C19, late C20 extension. Brick, 

pantile roof. 5 bay, 3 storey and attic mill, with 2 storey, 4 bay mill 

house to right with wing to rear of left and taller 2 storey 4 bay C20 

extension. Mill has race under left bay. 2nd bay from right has door 

on each floor with segmental head to lower 2. On roof overhanding 

above this bay luccam. In other bays C19 cast-iron segmental head 

24-pane window. Inside construction of cast-iron columns and Ibeams 

by Joseph of Ringwood. Under left bay remains of an 

Armfield of Ringwood turbine and sluice gate gear. House has C20 

6-panel door and fanlight under open porch of brick piers. To right 

bay C18 16-pane sashes under rubbed brick arch and similar above. 

In other bays 5 early C19 16-pane sashes under segmental heads. 

Stack on ridge between left bays. C20 addition in matching style. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140817 Granary. C18. Timber-frame weatherboard, corrugated iron roof, on 

stone saddles. Small granary on 9 stone staddles. Central door. 

Hipped roof. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140782 Barn and shed. C18. Cob barn, with weatherboarded outshot garage 

and brick barn, thatched roofs. Set at right-angles to house single 

storey, small 2 bay shed with double doors in end and raised eaves 

with weatherboarding at far end to hipped roof. Barn at far end of 

shed has planked door in solid frame at end, 2-light casements in 

gables and in far gabvle C18 planked door. Roof half-hipped. On one 

side C20 weatherboarded garage. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140791 Small house. Early C19. Brick, slate roof. 2 storey, 3 bay, double-pile 

building. Central 6-panel door with flush bottom panels under timber 

trellis flat-roofed porch. Each side 16-pane sash with rubbed brick 

arch. On 1st floor similar with cambered heads and in centre 

roundheaded window with tiled arch. Roof hipped with wide eaves. 

End stacks on hips. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140784 Cob garden wall. C18. Cob on flint plinth with tile coping. Wall 

encloses triangular garden with spur wall running N towards house, 

3 walls each 35m long and 15m wall running towards house. Walls 

3m high, that along road higher and spur wall higher, having tiled 

coping with ridge tiles and gateway in NW corner. 





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Fromans House 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PW 

Headstone And Three 

Tombchests 

St Peters And St Pauls Church 

Romsey Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

LB2 29/05/1957 140781 Farmhouse. C16, altered C18 and C19. Timber-frame with brick 

infill, encasing and rebuilding, rendered on ground floor, thatched 

roof. 2 storey, 3 bay with crosswing at left end C16 building, with 

gable of crosswing and ground floor rebuilt C18, outshot added to 

rear and C19 wings to rear of left 2 bays. C19 hip-roofed porch of 

timber-frame and brick infill at right of centre bay. In each bay and 

crosswing C18 16-pane sash. On 1st floor original 2, 4 and 5-light 

mullioned windows with small C20 steel casements, crosswing blank 

but with casement in gable. Roof half-hipped with ridge piece and 

C17 stacks above door and at junction of ridges. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140779 Headstone and 3 tombchests. Late C18. Portland stone. 1789 to 

Elizabeth Reeves (nee Edwards), 1783 to James Edwards, 1832 to 

James Edwards. Headstone 1763 to James Edwards. 


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10 Church Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6NU 

Goosehill 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PH 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140777 Parish church. C12 origins, chancel and S aisle C13, chancel rebuilt 

early C14, mid C14 side chapels to W chancel bays, N aisle and 

tower, in 1886 N arcade, part of S arcade, chancel arch, W aisle 

bays, tower and S porch rebuilt. Course flint and stone dressings, 

plain tile roof and timber upper part to tower, shingled spire. Plan of 

C13/C14 chancel with W bay having C14 side chapels continuing 

C13/C14 aisles of C12 nave and in W bay of nave large W tower 

with timber belfry and spire, to E of it S porch. E end of chancel has 

early C14 3-light reticulated centre wide C14 trefoiled window, to W 

mid C14 squareheaded 2-light trefoiled window with label, with some 

old glass. S aisle has 6 small square headed 2 -light trefoiled 

windows 3 C14, one reset in old doorway, 3 C19. N aisle 4 C15 

similar windows, much repaired, a C19 similar at W and W of centre 

C19 gabled porch, buttress each side and pointed door with label, 

inside door of reused stone. W end has C19 pointed door rising to 

sill of C19 W window similar to E window and aisles have W 

windows similar to E. Tower has tapered shingled middle stage, 

belfry of 4 roundheaded louvred bell opening son each side, short 

broach spire. Inside chancel E window has splayed arch. Each side 

image bracket, below square recess with C20 timber door. In NE 

monument 1736 to Needham Family in marble of console brackets 

supporting sill, inscribed panel on with Doric columns supporting 

entablature and broken segmental pediment with cartouche. To W 

low set C14 sept-foil ogee moulded recess containing slab with in 

low relief figure under trefoiled canopy, around edge Gothic 

inscription. W bay has to N and S double chamfered arches dying 

into jambs, above N jamb plaque 1729 to Luke Sutton. Chancel arch 

C13 rebuilt C19, with 2 chamfered order arch on C13 simple round 

capitals and shafts. To SE ugly C19 stone pulpit. 5 arcade 3 bays, 

C13 restored C19, E bay and arch of next C13, of 2 chamfered 

orders with simple round capital 

LB2 07/02/1986 140774 Public house now private residence. Mid C19 altered C19 and late 

C20. Colourwashed brick, old plain tile and slate roof. 2 storey, 3 

bay single pile with contemporary stable attached to right and early 

C19 low 2 storey, 3 bay single pile with contemporary stable 

attached to right and early C19 low 2 storey, 2 bay wing attached to 

left. Central 6-panel door in much altered Doric doorcase mainly 

C20. Each side C20 bay. On 1st floor in centre 12-pane sash and 

16-pane sash each side. Roof hipped to right with stack to rear on 

right and stack at left end. Left addition has C20 windows and 

hipped roof. 


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Old Palace Farmhouse 

Old Palace Farm 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6NJ 

Stable Block 10m E Of 


Old Vicarage Lane 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PZ 




Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PZ 

LB2 29/05/1957 140773 Farmhouse now 2 dwellings. C16 core, refronted C17 and C18, 

altered C19 remodelled 1965, on site of John of Gaunt's Palace 

Palace. Flint with brick dressings and brick, old plain tile roof. C16 

L-shaped building of 5 bay front with 2 bay wing to rear on left, wing 

originally extended further and front extended to right, (wing bays are 

wider suggesting greater importance), to right of centre bay to left 2 

bays and along wing plinth with moulded brick offset. C20 door in 

2nd bay from left, 3-light casement to centre and 2 2-light casements 

in left bay. Over left bays 3-light casement with head in hipped 

dormer and 2-light casement in centre bay. Projecting C18 wing has 

C20 french doors and windows. To right corner C20 pent-roofed 

porch with casement beside and C20 2 and 3-ligiht casement 

above. Roof hipped with large right of centre ridge stack and stack 

on right hip. Inside remains of C16 roof, possibly originally on a 

timber-frame structure. Queen post roof with 3 posts and curved 

windbraces although only one nearly complete truss remains, and 

parts of an interesting truss across the diagonal of the corner 

survive. " C16 stone windows which were in building pre-1965 

survive in pieces in garden. Possible part of outbuildings of palace. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140772 Stable block and carriage shed. Late C18 and C19. Brick slate 

roofs. 1½ storey, 3 bay central block with 4 bay low block to right and 

3 bay carriage shed to left. Central block has corner pilasters. To 

left large arched opening, 2 16-pane segmental head sashes. 

Above at each end 2 small wide 8-pane sashes. Central pediment 

with dentilled eaves. Roof hipped with central rectangular leadcovered 

cupola. To right range has 16-pane sash or C19 door in 

C18 segmental head range. To left, range has set of C19 quadruple 

doors and to left 2 C20 garage doors with windows over. 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140771 Vicarage, now private house. Early C18, extended late C18. Brick 

in header bond, old plain tile roof. 2 storey and attic on raised 

basement, 5 bay by 3 bay and low 2 storey late C18 wing to rear. 

Front has in basement 4 2-light casements, with rubbed brick heads. 

In centre perron stairs of brick with stone treads of 2 4-step flights, 

wit wrought iron railings. At top central Doric porch with fluted 

columns and pilasters, and heavily moulded hood. Under 5-pane 

top-lit door and rectangular fanlight. Each side C19 12-pane sashes 

with rubbed brick arches. Above 5 original 12-pane sashes with 

rubbed brick arches. Timber dentilled and moulded eaves. Hipped 

roof and symmetrical end stacks with small ridged roofs joining them 

to hip. Interior almost completely unaltered, of great interest. 



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Triangle Cottages 



Garden Wall Running W Brook 

House 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PZ 

Diamond Cottages 

Nutchers Drove 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PB 

Vine Cottage 

Muss Lane 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PE 

Dove Cottage 

Muss Lane 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PE 

Wistaria 

Muss Lane 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PE 

LB2 07/02/1986 140770 Pair of cottages. Late C18, altered C19. Brick slate roof. 2 storey, 3 

bay. Planked doors in solid segmental head frames between bays. 6 

2-light segmental head casements. Stack in front of ridge at right 

end and behind ridge in centre. Included for group value. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140769 Wall. C18 and C19. Rendered cob and brick, tiled coping with ridge 

tiles. Wall 3m high has brick offset with tiled coping and ridge piece. 

It starts from W corner of front of house, runs 10m W then forward to 

edge of stream on Old Vicarage Lane, then runs along stream to 

where lane joins A3057 Romsey Road, with last 20m in brick with 

sloping buttresses. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140766 Row of cottages. Late C18. Pebbledashed cob on flint plinth, slate 

roof originally thatched. Each cottage 2 bay, 2 storey. To each 

planked door in pent-roofed open fronted corrugated iron roofed, 

wattle or rendered porch, single casement to one side and 3-light 

casement to other with 3-light casement over doors. Windows 

arranged alternately. Roof hipped with stacks between cottages, not 

in centre. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140765 Pair of cottages, Late C18. Brick, thatched roof. Pair of 3 bay, 1½ 

storey cottages. Left cottage has to left C20 outshot brick porch with 

door on right side and reset 3-light casement to front. In end bay of 

right cottage half-glazed C20 door in original segmental head frame 

and in this and other bays 3-light cast-iron casement in segmental 

head. On 1st floor on wallplate to inner end of right bay and 2nd bay 

from left. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140764 Cottage. C17, extended C20. Timber-frame, wattle and daub infill, 

addition in rendered brick, thatched roof. Single storey, 2 bay C17 

part with 1½ storey, 3 bay addition. C20 hip roofed porch with C20 

door in right C17 bay, 2-light casement beside and in left bay. To left 

C20 part, in each bay 2-light casement with similar over in eyebrow 

dormer. Half-hipped roof with ridge piece. Stack in centre of C17 

part. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140763 Cottage. C18. Brick with blue headers, thatched roof. 2 bay, 2 

storey. Central C20 door in segmental head. Each side C20 2-light 

casements in original segmental heads. On 1st floor 2 C18 2-light 

casements. Roof half-hipped with ridge piece and central stack. 






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Muss Cottage 

Muss Lane 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PE 

Marsh Court Manor 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JB 

LB2 07/02/1986 140762 Cottage. C16, partially rebuilt C18, restored 1980. Timber-frame 

and scantling timber, rendered. 1 bay of C16 building, the hall, with 

2 C18 bays to left and C20 bay to rear. Front 1½ storey, 3 bay, has 

blocked doors between each bay, that to right with narrow 2-light 

casement. C20 2-light casements in each bay with 2-light eyebrow 

dormer over. Roof half-hipped with stacks each end of ridge. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140761 House. Late C17 with earlier core, altered mid C20. Timber-frame 

core, brick encasing with blue headers, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 

bay and passage/stack bay, wing to rear in centre and rest of rear 

outshot. Front has planked door in solid frame in passage bay. 

Each side C20 tripartite window and in right bay 3-light casement. 

Rubbed brick arches over each opening, made for wider opening. 

Directly over 1st floor string. Above end bays 9-pane sash with head 

in flat roofed dormer. Over right inner bay C20 tripartite window with 

head in gable. Roof half-hipped with large multi-flued stack above 

door and stack on front at right hip. 


KINGS SOMBORNE

Marsh Court 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JB 

LB1 29/05/1957 140749 Large country house. 1901-5, extended 1924-6 by E L Lutyens for H 

Johnson. Clunch chalk blocks, Portland stone, red brick and tiles, 

old plain tile roof. Plan of E Plan N entrance front consisting of 

corridors on both floors of main range. Behind this taller S main 

range with S projecting wing at E (on left of entrance front) and 

service courtyard to E, not completed until 1905 and 1926 when 

behind, to S of this courtyard large ballroom built, extending E from S 

facade. N entrance front low and long is 2 storey of 2 heights, 7 

wide bays with wide wings projecting forward each end. Central 2 

storey gabled porch. On ground floor archway of Portland stone 

arch with key blocks curving inwards from it to detached arch 

supported off plinth walls inside main arch. Underneath vaulted in 

stone and tile squares. Above 2-light casement above level of eaves 

either side. Either side 3 bays of blank centre bay except for 

chequered tile strip, each side paired 3-light mullioned windows with 

similar over rand 2-light similar over centre bays. Hipped ends of 

wings have eaves raised over canted full height bays with paired 

cross-windows and paired 2-light casements over. Tile chequerwork 

along inner of wings at ground floor window level. Windows all 

leaded. Roofs hipped with moulded 2 or 3 shaft brick stacks on 

outer sides of wings near front and towards rear. On higher main 

roof large stack at right end of ridge, stack to right of centre and 

stack behind ride immediately right of centre. S front taller, with 

vertical emphasis with several projecting bays and unsymmetrical 

with one projecting end wing and added tall roofed ballroom beyond 

it. Service court yard in brick and much more vernacular. Interior 

much as built (c.f. Country Life photographs) Country Life; Vol 71; 

1932 p 316, p 354, p 378. Buildings of England, Hampshire; 

Penguin; N Pevsner; 1966; p313-3. Lutyens; Arts Council 

Catalogue; 1981; p103-106. 

KINGS SOMBORNE

Western Cottage 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JB 

Horsebridge House 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PU 

Austins Cross Cottage 

Church Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6NH 




Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6NY 

LB2 07/02/1986 140748 Former garages and power house. 1905 by E L Lutyens, extended 

since. Brick, ashlar stone and flint, tile offset, weatherboarded 

upper, tile buttresses, old plain tile roof. Either side of drive Lshaped 

block of 1½ storey, 7 bay block along road and to rear at 

house end 5 bay single storey range on higher level, with in front at 

house end retaining wall coming forward to constrict road. Road front 

has tall plinth of stone, tile offset and weatherboarded upper, except 

for bay of brick. On one side in all but end bay cross-window, 

formerly leaded, on other side similar in all but bay next to brick bay 

which has timber archway, planked door inside. On roof on this side 

hipped dormer with 2-light casement above door and high on roof in 

centre similar dormer but with latticed blind openings. Both roofs 

hipped at house end with large stack of square with half-lozenge 

each side section and moulded heads over 2nd bay from that end. 

Wings are weatherboarded on brick plinths and have tall hip-roofed 

central midstray porch. In road bays 2-light casements. Far bays 

outshot, either with similar casements and over 2 hipped dormers 

and 2-light casements, or open verandah. Roof hipped and 

sweptdown. Large ridge stack above side with dormers, double 

version of other stacks. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140745 House. Early C18. Colourwashed brick, old plain tile roof, timber 

stud frame internally. 2 storey, 3 bay with lean-to to left, double pile. 

Front has central early C19 top-lit 6-panel door. Each side tall 12pane 

sash, above 3 12-pane sashes. Roof hipped with end stacks. 

Internally early C18 features except for C17 staircase from a manor 

house of that date near Whitchurch. Constructed for bachelor 

gentleman and internal layout give insight into social structure of that 

period. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140744 Cottage. C18. Brick with weatherboarded store, thatched roof. 2 

bay, 1½ storey with outshot each end, that to left store. Left of 

centre C20 gabled porch. To left and in right outshot single 

casement, to right 2-light casement, all segmental headed. Above a 

1 and 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof swept down each 

end. Ridge stack above door. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140743 Cottage. C16 extended C18. Timber-frame wattle and daub infill, 

thatched roof. 3 bay timber-frame with C18 scantling timber-frame 

bay added to right, 1½ storey. Planked door in centre and 3-light 

casement in each C16 bay, all with small hoods over. Above right 2 

C16 bays 2-light casements, with carved boards each side, in 

eyebrow dormers. Roof hipped with ridge stack immediately left of 

door and stack on left end. 




KINGS SOMBORNE

Cartshed Granary 100m NW Of 

Lower Eldon Farmhouse 

Eldon Firs Lane 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QN 

Manor Farm Cottage 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PF 

Redhill Cottages 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PF 

Briar Cottage 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PF 

The Cruck Cottage 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PF 

LB2 07/02/1986 140742 Cartshed/granary. Early C19. Timber-framed weatherboarded on 

flint and brick wall, slate roof. 3 bay cartshed, open one side with 

posts on plinth stones. Double door in gable. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140829 Cottage, once pair. Early C19. Rendered cob with weatherboraded 

outshot stores at each end, thatched roof. 2 storey, 3 bay with 

outshot store each end. Just left of centre planked door under pentroofed 

hipped, blocked door beside. 5 C20 3-light casements. Roof 

hipped and swept down with ridge piece wit brick stacks at each end 

of ridge. Included for group value. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140828 Pair of cottages, once cottage. C17 extended C18. Timber-frame 

wit with plaster infill and end rebuilt in blockwork, added 

colourwashed brick bay, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay C17 part 

with bay added to right C18. Central bay has pair of planked doors 

under long slated pent-roofed hood on brackets. In left bay C20 2light 

casements. To right 2-light segmental head casement. Above 

2 end bays 2-light eyebrow dormer. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140827 House, once 3 dwellings. C17 encased C18 extended early C19 and 

C20. Timber-frame encased in rendered brick with similar additions. 

Older parts roof thatched, rest slate. 2 storey, 3 bay C17 building 

and 2 bay C18 cottages added to left with C20 additions to rear and 

to right end 2 bay C18 cottages added to left with C20 additions to 

rear and to right end 2 C20 bays added. C17 part has gabled 

rendered porch to left of centre with C20 door. 6 C20 3-light leaded 

casements. Roof has ridge piece and stack each end. To left and to 

right additions have similar 1, 2 and 3-light casements with door to 

left. Inside floor of C17 building, huge brick fireplace and good C17 

queen-post roof survive. Included for group value. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140825 Cottage. C15 altered C18 and C20. Cruck timber-frame with 

colourwashed brick, thatched roof, weatherboarded store, 3 bay, 2 

storey, with outshot store at left end. Right bay has C20 planked 

door with casement. 2-lkight casement in centre bay on right and 2light 

casement at left end. Vertically weatherboarded outshot with 

door. On 1st floor 3 3-light casements with heads in eyebrow 

dormers, long one right of centre. Roof hipped and swept down to 

left with stack to left of centre. The eaves have been raised twice as 

the frame clearly shows. English Vernaculara Houses; E Mercer; 

HMSO; 1975; p 165 and fig. 79. 





KINGS SOMBORNE

Woodmans Cottage 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PF 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PF 

Stafford Lodge 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PF 




Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PF 

New Farm 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6PG 

The Long Barn 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6NZ 

LB2 07/02/1986 140824 Cottage. C18, extended C20. Rendered cob and brick, thatched 

roof. End onto road 2 bay, 1½ storey cottage with narrower single 

storey bay added to road end and large porch added to front of it and 

road end C18 bay. To front of porch planked door and casement, 

roof hipped C19 3-light casement in far bay with 2 2-light casements 

in eyebrow dormers over. Roof half-hipped at far end with end stack 

at road end. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140823 House. Early C19. Brick with flint on sides, slate roof. 2 storey, 3 

bay, double pile. Central 6-flush panel top-lit door and to left 12pane 

sash, both with rendered arches. To right late C19 canted hiproofed 

bay with large panes and painted shop sign area above. On 

1st floor 3 9-pane sashes with rendered arches. Stack at left end. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140821 House. Early C19. Brick, slate roof. 2 storey, 3 x 2 storey, 3 x 2 

bay. Central 6-panel door and rectangular fanlight. 5 4-pane 

sashes, all openings with rendered head. Roof hipped with 

overhanging eaves and symmetrical stack at each end. Included for 

group value. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140820 House. C18 altered C19. Stuccoed brick, slate roof. 2 storey, 5 

bay, double pile with wing to rear on left, and C20 garage addition 

right. Central 4-panel door and radiating fanlight in doorcase of 

architrave with pilasters laid on 9 C19 4-pane sashes. Roof hipped 

with stack on right hip. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140819 Farmhouse. Early C18 altered C19. Brick, old plain tile roof. Tshaped 

building of 3 bay 2 storey front with similar wing to rear. 

Central C18 6-panel door with timber moulding, each side C19 

rectangular bay with 3-light casement with transom, all under pent 

roof. On 1st floor 3 12-pane sashes. External stacks each end. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140818 Barn and stables. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick 

plinth with road wall of stables brick and cob, roofs thatched 4 bay 

barn with doors in left 2 bays, bay loft between, at left end and on 

roadside windows. At right end low 4 bay stable with stable doors in 

left bays. Roof hipped. Inside barn queen-strut roof. 






KINGS SOMBORNE




Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6NZ 

White Chapel 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6NZ 

Eldon House 

Eldon Road 


Stockbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QN 

Lovells Farm Cottage 


Up Somborne 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6RD 

LB2 07/02/1986 140816 House. C16 remodelled C17, altered late C20. Timber-frame core 

with flint and brick bands and brick dressings and additions, tilehung 

parts. Double pile C17 part end onto road 2 storeys, 3 bays deep. 

To right set back 1½ storey, 2 bay double pile wing, part C16. Wing 

has planked segmental head door to left, 1st floor tilehung wing 3light 

casement. To left gable of C17 part C20 door with in right 

gable C17 4-light casement. On 1st floor to left C19 2-light 

casement, to right C20 steel window. Gables tilehung. Between 

piles C17, partly rebuilt, stacks of 2 or 3 diamond shafts with offset 

heads. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140813 Methodist chapel. 1826 on tablet. Rendered brick, slate roof. 2 x 2 

bay single storey. Blocked central door with 24-pane sash each side 

to road front. Added porch on right end. Roof hipped. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140811 Farmhouse. C16 encased C18. Timber-frame core encased in 

coursed flint with brick dressings. 3 bay, 2 storey with wing to rear 

on left and small hipped one bay wings to rear of other bays. Front 

has central planked door. Each side C20 3-light casement. 1st floor 

timber beam under lea lead flashing. Above door 2-light casement 

and each side 3-light casement. Roof hipped. In centre ridge stack 

and stack on left hip. Inside C17 and C18 features including on 1st 

floor in room to left of centre C17 plaster overmantle with coat of 

arms. 

LB2 20/06/1985 140810 Cottage. Late C15, encased C18, altered C19 & C20. Cruck timberframe, 

painted brick and rendered cob encasing, rendered addition, 

thatch roof. 1½ storey, 3bay with C20 wing to rear in centre. On 

road front, in each bay irregular C18 & C19 2-light casement, 2 in 

centre bay, over 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer centre one 

C18, rest C20. Roof half-hipped. Surviving upper part of cruck 

exposed at right end. Inside 2 cruck trusses, almost complete, 

exposed. Full crucks with diagonally set ridge piece, collar and tiebeam 

that extends to carry wall plate. Diagonally set purlin, scarf 

jointed at trusses and cut into blade. Top surface of most blades 

replaced, curved braces run from this part of blade to purlin. During 

C20 restoration remains of smoke hood found against right of centre 

truss when C18 stack take down. Flooring over C17 with chamfered 

beams and joists. 




KINGS SOMBORNE

St John The Baptist Church 

Eldon Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QN 

Lovells Farm House 


Up Somborne 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QZ 



Up Somborne 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QZ 



Up Somborne 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6RB 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140809 Redundant church. Late C12, E wall rebuilt early C19 and roof 

similarly, late C20 restoration. Rubble flint rendered, stone dressing, 

rebuilt brick wall, old plain tile roof. Single cell church. Brick E wall 

set slightly W of original has pointed window copying original. 

Sloping brick buttresses to each end. Other walls all have stone roll 

mould string at sill level, halfway up wall. S wall has to W of centre 

round headed window with continuous chamfer and roll mould inside 

it. To W rebuilt pointed doorway with C20 door and buttress on 

corner. N wall has 2 similar windows each side of centre, to W of 

centre stone for consecration cross, and clasping buttress at W end. 

W wall has similar window with rectangular squint below, to S 

consecration cross stone and SW buttress. Inside E wall is rendered 

with render imitation rear arch to E window and string course below, 

with reset consecration cross stone each side. On other walls much 

repaired roll mould string. At E end of N & S walls half of splays of 

rear arches of windows lost in shortening. To n each side of centre 

and W of an S wall wide splayed pointed rear arches with continuous 

roll moulding. Possibly remains of NW window with consecration 

cross stone below. In SW reconstructed C20 roundheaded doorway 

with consecration cross stone above. On W wall similar rear arch to 

window with squint below, not glazed. Vested with the Redundant 

Churches Fund since 1971. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140808 Farmhouse. C17 encased and extended C18. Timber-frame with 

brick infill and front, cob wing to rear on left, roof shingled. 2 storey, 

3 bay with outshots each end. To right of central 6-flush-panel top-lit 

door in C19 timber-trellis porch. Above 2-light casement. In each 

bay C19 3-light casement on both floors. Outshot to left is 

weatherboarded. Roof hipped and sweptdown each end. Ridge 

stack above door and stack on left hip. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140806 Pair of cottages, once house. C15 altered C18 and C20. Cruck 

timber-frame building with colourwashed brick infill and additions, 

shingle roof. 3 bay C16 building with C20 half-bay added to left and 

1½ bays added to right. C16 part on plinth. At left of centre C16 bay 

and in centre of right C16 bay, C20 door. Between 2 C19 2-light 

casements. In other bays C20 2-light casement. Roof-hipped with 

steep hips. On roof 4 tall C20 2-light hipped dormers. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140805 Pair of cottages. Early C19. Brick, thatched roof. Each cottage 3 

small bays 2 storeys. Central plank door under open pent-roofed 

porch, each side 2-light segmental head casement. Above 3 2-light 

casements with heads in eyebrow dormers. Large central stack and 

external stack. 




KINGS SOMBORNE

Barn Cottage 


Up Somborne 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6RB 

LB2 29/05/1957 140803 House. Late C18 refenestrated C19. Brick, old plain tile roof. 2 

storey end attic, 3 bay with wing to rear in centre. Central 6-panel 

top-lit door under moulded flat hood. Each side C19 4-pane sash 

and 3 more on 1st floor, all with rubbed brick arches. End stacks 

and 3 2-light flat-roofed dormer. 

KINGS SOMBORNE

Leckford 



Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 

Wall Running NW And NE From 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 

New Farm House 1-2 

New Farm 

Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DA 

Barn 100m N Of New Farm 

House 

New Farm 

Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DA 

LB2 27/11/1984 140195 House. Early C19 altered C20. Rendered brick, slate roofs. 2 

storey, 3 bay building with 3 bay wing to right end set back a bay. 

Front has central C20 glazed door in C19 heavy doorcase having 

reveal with flush panelling, over large moulded flat hood on console 

brackets. Each side large sashes with C19 louvred shutters. On 1st 

floor 3 12-pane sashes. Wide eaves to hipped roof with stacks 

behind ridge at top of hips. Wing has large C20 window and small 

window in large opening with columns each side and 4 small 4-pane 

sashes on 1st floor, roof hipped. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140194 Pair of semi-detached cottages. Mid C19. Flint with brick dressings 

and bands. 2 storey, 2 bay with single storey porch at each end, set 

back, containing planked door. Brick plinth and on ground floor 3light 

cast iron casement, under cambered rubbed brick arch with 

course of blue headers over. 1st floor brick band and brick strip 

between cottages. 2-light cast iron casement above with arch in brick 

eaves band. Flat eaves. Large centre stack. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140197 Wall. Early C19. Rendered cob, thatched coping. Wall 3m high 

with large thatched coping. Wall runs forward 1m from left end of 

No. 12 then runs NW for 30m, then there is a gateway now blocked 

with rendered wall containing door. Wall runs NE for 30m from other 

side of gateway and similarly at other end. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140198 Farmhouse. C17 core rebuilt C18 and extended C19. Timber-frame 

core encased in brick, once colourwashed, old plain tile roof and 

addition in chequer brickwork and slate roof. 3 bay and chimney bay 

building with hipped bays added to rear of right 2 bays and 2 C19 

bays added to left. Front has pent-roofed porch in front of chimney 

bay, 2nd bay from right, now blank and in other bays original gauged 

brick openings with C20 single pane windows. On 1st floor in all but 

chimney bay C18 16-pane sashes. Stacks to each end and over 

chimney bay. To left C19 bays have 3-light casements to right bay 

brick lean-to to left bay and large central ridge stack. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140200 Barn. C17 altered C19 and C20. Timber-frame weatherboarded on 

brick plinth, patent tile roof. 7 bay aisled-all-round barn with C20 

sliding double doors to centre bay and C19 3-pane windows in other 

bays wit with flint and brick wall in one end hip bay and doors in 

other. To far side C20 barn attached. Roof hipped. Inside queenpost 

roof with post on base plates on brick plinths. Curved braces to 

cambered ties and straight braces to aisle plates and windbraces. 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 

17 The Square 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 

Rowan Cottage 

18 The Square 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 

19 The Square 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 

LB2 27/11/1984 140194 Pair of semi-detached cottages. Mid C19. Flint with brick dressings 

and bands. 2 storey, 2 bay with single storey porch at each end, set 

back, containing planked door. Brick plinth and on ground floor 3light 

cast iron casement, under cambered rubbed brick arch with 

course of blue headers over. 1st floor brick band and brick strip 

between cottages. 2-light cast iron casement above with arch in brick 

eaves band. Flat eaves. Large centre stack. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140181 Row of cottages C16 and C17 probably originally 2 buildings. 

Timber-frame with wattle and daub infill and colourwashed brick infill 

and rebuilding, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 8 bays of 4 9-panel bays to 

right 4 12-panel bays to left. planked doors in 2nd and 4th bays from 

right and 2nd bay from left. Irregular C19, 1, 2 or 3-light casements 

in each bay. Irregular eyebrow dormers with 2-light casements in left 

2 bays and 2 bays right of centre. Right gable wall rebuilt. Roof 

hipped with ridge piece and stacks at left end of ridge, in centre, in 

centre of right 4 bays and on slope of roof in right corner. 



















LECKFORD 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 

LB2 27/11/1984 140191 House now row of cottages. C17 core encased in C18. Timberframe 

core, encased in brick, part in chequerwork, part in header 

bond, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay and smoke bay building 

encased in brick C18 with later 3 half-hipped single bay wings in flint, 

added to rear. To right of centre in smoke bay planked door in solid 

frame in cambered opening. In right bay 2-light casement and in 

others 3-light casements, all in camber heads and between left bays 

tall C20 window. 1st floor blue header band except in chequerwork 

left bay. On 1st floor 2 and 3-light casements. Dentilled cornice. 

Roof half-hipped with large stack above door and stack above front 

wall near left end. 












LB2 27/11/1984 140193 Row of cottages. Early C19. Rendered brick, slate roof. 2 storey, 8 

bays of 2 bay cottages, with doors in centre; planked except for 4panel 

door to right. Inner bay of end cottages and outer bay of 

centre cottages bay 2-light casements on each floor. Left bay of left 

cottage has similar and centre bays have single casement with 

shared sill on 1st floor. Roof hipped with shared stacks between end 

and centre cottages. 








LECKFORD 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 

The Cottage 

New Farm 

Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DA 

28 Stockbridge Road 

Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 

Barn 125m N Of New Farm 

House 

New Farm 

Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DA 








LB2 27/11/1984 140199 Cottage. C17 partly rebuilt. Timber-frame with brick infill and 

replacement, slate roof. Perhaps reduced building of 2 bays and 

narrow central smoke bay, single storey and attic. Old planed door 

in solid frame in centre. Each side 2-light casement with on roof 3light 

flat roofed dormers. Roof half-hipped to left and central stack. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140185 Cottage. C17 refaced C18. Timber-frame with brick infill and 

rebuilding, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay, outshot to rear, with left 

bay of exposed frame. C20 door in left bay, C19 3-light cast-iron 

casements with 2-light similar in eyebrow dormers in other bays. 

Roof hipped to left and half-hipped to right with stack at left end of 

ridge and on right end. 








LB2 27/11/1984 140201 Barn. C17 reclad C19. Timber-frame with corrugated iron walls and 

roof. 5 bay barn aisled to one side with pent-roofed midstray 

porches to both sides of centre bay. Inside queen-post roof with 

posts on base-plate on brick wall to aisled side, braces to cambered 

ties and wall/aisle plates and curved windbraces. 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD

Leckford Hutt 

London Road 

Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DE 

1 And 2 Abbots Manor 

Farmhouse 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JQ 

Ashorne 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JQ 

16 The Square 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 

LB2 27/11/1984 140177 Public house. Mid C18 extended C19 and C20. Brick rendered and 

colourwashed, old plain tile and slate roofs. 2 storey 3 bay double 

pile with single storey C19 addition to front and left end and C20 

extension to right. Front has central C19 brick and slate gabled 

porch. To right pent-roofed single storey addition open to front with 

3-light casement behind. To left pent-roofed extension with 2 3-light 

casements which extends round left end. On 1st floor blind central 

opening and 2-light casement each side. Dentilled cornice, roof 

hipped to right and runs along right end, end stacks to front pile. 

Single storey C20 addition along right end. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140179 Farmhouse. Mid C18, possibly earlier core, C19 additions. Brick, 

some blue headers, old plain tile roofs. 2 storey, 3 bay C18 range in 

front of longer, thinner range, possibly with earlier core, and C19 

addition behind. Front has central door in C19 wide glazed gabled 

porch, above 12-pane sash. 4 16-pane sashes. All sashes flush 

frame with rubbed brick arches, those in left bay in narrowed 

openings. Toothed cornice. Hipped roof and projecting end stacks. 

To right rear range projects 1½ bays with C19 single storey addition 

beyond containing 4-panel door, 2 & 3-light casements on both 

floors, and end stack with timbers in gable. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140180 Cottage, once pair. C18 with C19 additions and C20 alterations. 

Rendered cob and brick, brick additions, thatched roof. End onto 

road 5-bay, 1½ storey with C19 range to rear. Door in 4th bay with 

2-light casement at far end. Large pent-roofed bay to road 2 bays 

and hipped bay to next bay. On 1st floor 4 2-light casements in 

eyebrow dormers. Roof hipped at far end with ridge piece, stack 

between far bays and external stack at road end. Included for group 

value. 










LECKFORD 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD

Church Cottage 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 

Maytree Cottage 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 

LB2 27/11/1984 140182 Cottage. C17 altered C19. Timber-frame weatherboarded, on brick 

plinth, thatch roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay and smoke bay to left of centre. 

Planked door with diamond light and gabled hood over between right 

bays. In bay C19 3-light casement with 2-light casement in eyebrow 

dormer. In left bay C20 2-light casement. Roof hipped to left and 

half-hipped to right with C17 stack to left of centre and external 

projecting stack at right end. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140183 Cottage. Late C18. Flint and brick bands, brick dressings, thatched 

roof and weatherboarded store. 1½ storey, 3 bay with store bay at 

left end. Planked door in gabled weatherboard and tile porch 

between right bays. 3 2-light camber-head casements and above 

left 2 bays 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Left store bay has 

plank door and 3-pane window. Roof hipped with ridge piece and 

stack above door. Cottage outshot to rear at right end. 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD

Church of St Nicholas 

Leckford Lane 

Leckford 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140184 Parish church. C13 core largely rebuilt C16, restored C19 and early 

C20. Flint with stone dressings and much brick repair, mostly 

rendered, old plain tile roof. Plan of nave with chancel set off centre 

to S, with S wall continuous, and in NE early C20 organ chamber in 

outshot, W bellcote. E end of chancel has plinth, C18 diagonal-set 

brick buttresses and C16 squareheaded 3-light cinquefoiled window. 

On NE door to outshot, on S high plinth and to W of centre reset C13 

2-centred 2-order doorway, above C16 squareheaded 2-light 

cinquefoiled window. C18 buttress at SE of nave with 2 C17 

headstones built in. In centre C19 gabled carved timber porch on 

brick plinth and inside C15 2-centred door of 2 continuously moulded 

orders. Buttress to E and at W end and each side C16 

squareheaded 2-light cinquefoiled window. N wall of nave has 

diagonal E buttress, buttress in centre and W end, and near each 

end C16 squareheaded 2-light windows with hood moulds. W of 

centre C13 2-centred door blocked with brick. W end has 2 tall 

buttresses and C15 2-light window. On roof at W square 

weatherboarded bellcote, 3 louvred openings on each face, with flat 

roof. Inside chancel C16 slightly hollow chamfered rear arches. In 

SE is an image corbel. Medieval altar stone on C20 stone columns, 

with small continental reredos, installed C20. Reset C17 altar rails 

with turned balusters, and moulded rails. On N and S walls C16 

Italian stalls, 7 each side, back panels having fluted Doric pilasters 

and frieze of cherubs heads, installed C20 with copies of altar rails in 

front. In SW reading desk incorporating parts of C15 screen. King 

post roof. C16 chancel arch of 2 continuously moulded orders of 

ogee and hollow chamfer. In N respond is narrow trefoiled niche and 

to N on E nave wall a larger similar niche, perhaps over an additional 

altar, due to unusual plan. Windows except W have moulded 4centre 

rear arches on shafts. In SE C17 pulpit with tester over 

having finials an hanging arch 

LB2 27/11/1984 140186 Cottage. C18 altered C19. Brick, some blue, old plain tile roof. 1½ 

storeys, 5 irregular bays, those to right rebuilt, and wings to rear 

either end. Approximately central planked door with light in camber 

head opening. Each side irregularly spaced C19 cast iron 2-light 

casements. Above, on wallplate 3 irregular 2-light hipped dormers. 

Roof hipped with stacks on wings to rear. 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD

Old Rectory 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JF 

Fishing Cottage 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JF 

Leckford Abbas 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JF 

LB2 27/11/1984 140187 Rectory, now estate office. Early and mid C19. Brick rendered on 

original part, slate roof. 2 storey, 3 bay by 2 bay main block with 

added range to rear. Central C19 6-panel half-glazed door with 

rectangular fanlight over in panelled reveal with pilaster each side in 

open fronted, glazed-side porch. Each side C19 French doors with 

narrow side panes and below flush panelling. On 1st floor 3 15-pane 

sashes with narrow side panes. Wide eaves to hipped low-pitch roof 

with symmetrical stacks behind ridge. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140188 Fishing lodge. Early C19. Rendered brick, thatched roof. Large 2 

storey, 5 bay cottage ornée. Plinth. Central C18 door, half-glazed 

and 3-light fanlight, in panelled reveal. Doorcase of roll mould 

reeded each side with roundels on corners. Windows to left 2 and 3light, 

to right 3-ligiht casements with rounded corners to casements 

and leaded lights. On 1st floor 5 similar 2-light windows. Wide 

eaves to hipped roof with brick stacks on hip. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140189 Medium-sized country house. 1900 by Sir Bannister Fletcher. 

Rendered brick and Bath stone, old plain tile roof. Double pile 2 

storey and attic, 7 bay building, in 3 sections with separate lines of 

front wall and roofs, built out of hillside on levelled plateau. Entrance 

front has hill on left and large single storey billiards hall projecting 

forward from left bays. Right 3 bays project forward, in centre, Ionic 

porch of pair S of column each end with entablature above with 

under double doors of Art Nouveau style and window each side. 

Continuing right from porch, panel with niche, entablature over and 

Ionic pilaster. Over porch 7-light mullioned and transom window. 

Each side gabled bay with 3-light show window on ground floor, 3light 

window on 1st floor and light in Dutch gable. 3-light flat roof 

dormer in centre and ridge stack each side with modillioned head. 

Centre 2 bays have 3-light windows, wide modillioned head. Centre 

2 bays have 3-light windows, wide modillioned cornice and 2-light flat 

roofed dormer with ridge stack between. 2 left bays have billiards 

room projecting forward with on its right side canted bay with 5-light 

mullioned and transomed window and copper dome with round 

headed dormers all round and vent cupola. On 1st floor of main part 

casements, roof hipped to left with stack to right. Interior much as 

built. 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD

The Folly 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JF 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 

Forge Cottage 

No 5 and attached former smithy 


Leckford 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JG 

LB2 27/11/1984 140190 Pair of cottages now cottage. Late C18 and early C19. Rendered 

cob and brick and flint band addition, thatched roof. Originally 2 

storey, 2 bay cottage and on to road, with bay added to far end. 

Planked door in gabled weatherboard and tile porch between road 

bays and planked door at far end of original building. In each bay 

irregular 3-light casement and 3-light casement on 1st floor. Roof 

hipped and swept down to rear with ridge piece. Ridge stack above 

door and projecting stack on far end hip. 












LB2 27/11/1984 140192 House and attached smithy, now 2 cottages. C18 and early C19. 

Brick, with flint and brick dressing addition and smithy except for 

brick end walls with scantling timber in gables. 2 storey, 3 bay 

building with further forward and to right single storey, 2 bay smithy. 

C20 2 and 3-light casements in camber head openings with similar 

casements above to left 2 bays. Right added bay of flint, rebuilt in 

brick on ground floor has C18 6-pane door and casement with 2-light 

casement over. Roof half-hipped and outshot to rear and large stack 

behind ridge to right of centre. Smithy attached to right corner has 

flint with brick bands on front with 3 brick dressings to openings, 

blocked except for small casement to left. Half-hipped roof with 

projecting stack in centre on slope of roof. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140196 Cottage. Early C19. Colourwashed rendered cob, thatched roof. 2 

storey, 3 bay with outshot to left end. Central planked door with 3light 

casement with central opening light and 3 2-light casements on 

1st floor. Roof swept down to left over weatherboarded outshot with 

door-in. Stacks at each end. 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD 

LECKFORD

Linkenholt 

17 Rockmoor Lane 

Littledown 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0EE 

Cleve Hill Cottage 


Littledown 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0EE 


Rockmoor Lane 

Littledown 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0EE 

LB2 27/09/1984 139911 Cottage. Late C18. Brick and thatch. Symmetrical front (north) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows (centre filled), with outshots at each end. The 

roof is gabled at the east, hipped at the west and brough to a low 

eaves above the outshot. Walls of flemish bond with blue headers, 

cambered ground floor openings: the west outshot is boarded and 

the east gable has 10 horizontal flint panels. Casements: The west 

outshot is boarded and the east gable has 10 horizontal flint panels. 

Casements. Boarded door in solid frame beneath a gabled and tiled 

canopy, with wavy bargeboards and decorative struts. Set back at 

the east side is a small C20 outshot, of brickwork with a corrugated 

asbestos roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139912 House. C16, C17, early C19 and C20. Timber Framed hall type 

house, with later brick caldding and massive firepalces planted at 

each end: thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 above 4 windows. 

Roof gabled at the north end, hipped at the south side with extension 

to a lower eaves above the outshot, eaves raised above the upper 

windows, and brought forward on posts to form a porch over the 

entrance. The lower wall on the east side is of English Bond (of 

small bricks) and a plinth: elsewhere there is flemish bond with blue 

headers, some cambered openings. Casements, 2 french windows. 

Boarded door. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139914 Parish church. 1871, by William White. A rebuilding in early English 

style of a norman church, incorporating original doorway, font, and 1 

window. Aislesless nave and chancel with a small north vestry and a 

south porch. Tile roof, bell turret at the west end with exposed 

timber frame (with plastered panels), the west main 3 verticals 

resting on stone brackets: shingled broach spire. Walls of large flints 

with stone dressings and thin red brick bands, one stepped buttress: 

3 small windows (one being an early window rebuilt into the north 

side of the nave) 4 traceried lights, triple lancets at the east end, 

narrow priest's and vestry doors, and a (replaced) entrance doorway 

having a round arch and simle label motif. The gabled and timberframed 

porch rests on the stone base walls. Within, there is a 

piscina and a low gated screen beneath the chancel arch, massive 

belfry timbers, and a Norman font (being a tapered drum with a 

shallow chevron roof and Kingpost trusses to the nave. 

LINKENHOLT 

LINKENHOLT 

LINKENHOLT


Rockmoor Lane 

Littledown 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0EE 

Old Farm House 

Upton Road 

Linkenholt 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0ED 

Jesse Dewey Cottage 


Littledown 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0EE 

The Estate Office 

Linkenholt Manor Estate 

Rockmoor Lane 

Littledown 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0EE 

LB2 27/09/1984 139915 House. 1870. Early Arts and Crafts style of building, with irregular 

gabled features. Brick and tile. 2 storeys and attic, front (south) of 

1.1 windows with a gabled projection at the west side. Tile roof, with 

gables and some hips at the rear. The upper walls are tile hung, 

with scalloped bands and pronounced tilt at the foot, lower walls of 

red brick in flemish bond with cambered arches and plinth. 

Casements, some upper oriels with tiled canopies and brackets to 

the cills, the main ground floor light being within a projecting brick 

frame with a tiled canopy: several sashes of different widths to the 

doorway. The west elevation has an elaborate stack, a gablet, and a 

2 storeyed gabled projection. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139917 House. C18, and early C19. Brick, brick and flint, with a tile roof. 

North front (regular but with minor alterations) of 2 storeys and attic, 

4 windows. Hipped roof, 2 small hipped dormers with csements. 

Walls of flint with brick quoins, thin bands, 1st floor projecting band, 

and plinth (all now painted). Sashes in exposed frames. Plain 

doorway with simple canopy on brackets, 6 panelled door above 5 

steps. The end elevations have flint horizontal panels, 1st floor 

band, one upperssh window, with at the west end a C20 splayed bay 

of flint and brick witha French window. The south side (originally the 

front), with a centrepiece (of the 2nd period) projecting from an 

original recess, has 3 hipped roofs, each with a hipped dormer, the 

walls to the centre and east side being of flint panels and brick 

dressings, the west side being header bond brickwork above a 

double stepped plinth. Sashes, some Victorian. Wide boarded door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139916 House. Early C19. Brick and flint with thatch roof. Regular front 

(north) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Hipped roof, with catslide at rear. 

Flint walls, with thin brick bands, quoins, and cambered arches. 

Cast iron casements. 2 plain doorways, one with C20 wooden 

porch. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139913 School now used as Estste office. 1871, ascribed to William White 

because of its resemblance to the church, also by him. Small hall, 

with a porch. Tile roof, with (steep) 1/2 hipped gable to the south 

window, gabled porch, and a bellcote at the east end comprising an 

octagonal spirelet of shingle, with 2 pointed window openings 

beneath the south gablet and the east gable. Casements, the upper 

parts with pierced 'tracery' within the gothic arches. The interior is of 

brickwork, with finely wrought roof trusses. 

LINKENHOLT 

LINKENHOLT 

LINKENHOLT 

LINKENHOLT

Little Somborne 

Church Cottage Somborne Park 

Somborne Park Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QT 

Somborne Park 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QT 

Park Farm House 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QT 

LB2 07/02/1986 140834 Cottage. C18 with older core. Brick with plinth in header bond, flint 

sides, old plain tile roof. C20 central door in earlier camber head 

opening. Each side C19 2-light camber head casements. On 1st 

floor 3 C19 2-light casements. Roof hipped with ridge stack to right 

of centre and on left hip. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140831 Small country house. Mid C18 house with to one end early C19 

addition and to other late C19 addition. Brick, once colourwashed, 

slate roof. Central mid C18 part 5 bays, 2 storey with right 3 bays 

flat canted full height bay. To left high roofed 2 storey, 3 bay early 

C19 addition. To right 2 storey and attic 2 wide bay addition. In 

centre part 5 18-pane sashes and 5 12-pane sash on 1st floor. To 

left on ground floor 3 15-pane sashes each in recessed arched 

panel. Over 3 9-pane sashes. To right pairs of sashes on both 

floors in each bay. Above left bay wide 4-light hipped dormer, to 

right bay roof lower with eaves above windows. Centre part hipped 

to right with lead roof over bay. Stack on hip and stack on front of 

ridge to left. To left wide eaves to roof hipped to left with stack 

behind ridge. Hipped roof of several parts to right with 3 stacks. 

Interior of interest with fine C18 staircase and rooms in older part. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140835 Farmhouse. C17 encased and extended C18, altered C20. Timberframe, 

brick infilled on end, encased in flint and brick bands, brick 

dressings, old plain tile roof. End onto road C17 3 bay building, bay 

added to far end when extended C18 and outshot beyond it. Front 

1½ storey, 4 bay. Doorway i nC20 gabled brick porch in 2nd bay 

from road end and in bays either side C20 rectangular hip-roofed 

bay windows. In far bay C20 door in C20 segmental head opening 

and 2-light casement. Above 4 2-light gabled dormers. Roof halfhipped 

at road end, with ridge stack to far side of door and stacks at 

each end. 

LITTLE SOMBORNE 


LITTLE SOMBORNE




Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QT 

Whitehall 

Whitehall Road 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6QT 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140833 Redundant church. Saxon C11 nave with C12 features, C12 

chancel long demolished. W bellcote. Rendered rubble flint with 

stone dressings, colourwashed, old plain tile roof and 

weatherboarded bellcote. E end probably altered C17 when chancel 

demolished, wall built under chancel arch with 3-light ovolo 

mullioned window. Above arch 2 restored late C12 painted lancets, 

probably reset from chancel. To N wall at E remains of pilaster strip 

with wooden lintel indicating remains of door. E of centre is late C12 

squareheaded light with rebate. W of centre similar squareheaded 

doorway with chamfer and C17 door. High set to W behind glazed 

sheet is roundheaded Saxon window minus some dressings. Beside 

is complete pilaster strip. On S to E large C13 pointed lancet with 

chamfer and rebate for timber frame. To E of centre, opposite other, 

is squareheaded late C12 light. To W of centre is late C12 

roundheaded door of chamfered order with label and imposts. To W 

C19 large rectangular window, high set. Near W corner remains of 

strip pilaster. W end has C14 pointed 2-light trefoiled window with 

quatrefoil over. Above square plan bellcote with hipped roof 

containing bell date 1604. Inside walls stripped of plaster and floor 

removed, partly replaced by flagstones. E wall has C12 pointed 

chancel arch, probably of 2 orders, inner has shafts with small 

scalloped capitals, and abaci hacked off. On S side of arch small 

roundheaded niche or possible reset C12 window. Above wide 

splays to lancets. Widely splayed roundheaded arches to E of 

centre windows. SE C13 lancet has wide splay. Cambered heads 

to rear arches of doors. C19 SW window has beside blocked Saxon 

window matching that to N. Pointed splayed rear arch of W window. 

C17 queen strut roof with curved struts and paired windbraces. Built 

into this frame for bellstage and bellcote, posts C20. C19 font. 

VCH; Vol 4; p 482. Buildings of England, Hampshire; Pevsner; 

Penguin; 1966; p322. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140832 House. Early C19 altered C20. Flint with brick dressings with single 

roof. 2 storey, 3 bay with C20 link to left to early C19 stable. Central 

C20 planked door with light either side all under wide segmental 

head opening. In bays each side 2 2-light segmental head 

casements. On 1st floor 3 2-light casement. End stacks. 


LITTLE SOMBORNE

Lockerley 

The Old Smithy 

The Street 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JF 

Critchells Cottage 

Butts Green 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JG 

Critchells Farm House 

Cooks Lane 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JD 

Barn 10m NW Of Critchells Farm 

House 

Cooks Lane 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JD 

LB2 11/04/1986 140912 House. C16 altered C19 and C20. Timber-frame core, encased in 

brick, brick additions, tilehung gables, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 2 

bay C16 house with C20 2nd range added to rear. Front has central 

C19 gabled brick porch with archway, inside 6-panel top-lit door. 

Each side C20 2-light casement with smaller similar over. Central 

ridge stack. Inside exposed framing showing that building was 

originally jettied. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140908 Cottage. C17 altered C18 and C20. Timber-frame core, painted 

brick, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay. Front has planked door 

under thatched hood on timber posts to LH of centre bay. In each 

bay irregular 2-light casement, and blocked door in R bay. Over 

centre bay 2-light eyebrow dormer. Roof half-hipped with ridge 

piece. Stack over door and external stack at R end. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140914 Farmhouse. 16th Century, encased and extended C18. Timberframe 

core, brick encasing and addition, old plain tile roof. 3 bay and 

passage bay C17 building with 2 C18 bays added to L, 2 storey, 

outshot to rear. Front of 2 storeys and 5 bays has old plank door in 

open gabled timber porch to passage bay, 3rd bay form R. In each 

bay C19 and C20 2, 3 or 4-light casement. On 1st floor to each bay 

2-light casement, except 3-light to L and blank passage bay. Roof 

half-hipped with large multi-flued stack to R of passage bay, stack 

over L C17 bay and projecting external stack at L end, with lean-to 

built around. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140915 Barn. C17 and C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick and flint 

plinth, corrugated iron roof, 5 bay barn with C17 single bay C18 

wing to front of L bay, shortened. Double doors to centre bay. To 

front of R bays C19 cartshed lean-to with slate roof and brick piers. 

Door in L of centre bay and in side of L wing, also windows. Roof 

half-hipped. 

LOCKERLEY 

LOCKERLEY 

LOCKERLEY 

LOCKERLEY

Mount Pleasant Farm 

Mount Lane 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JS 

Barn 10m W Of Mount Pleasant 

Farm 

Mount Lane 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JS 

Mill Farmhouse 


Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0LW 

LB2 11/04/1986 140917 Farmhouse. C18 altered early C19. Brick, cast iron casements, old 

plain tile roof. L-shaped of 2-storey and attic on cellar, 3 bay main 

block with wing to rear of one end. Front has central C19 gabled 

brick porch with half-glazed door and pointed fanlight. Either side 

plinth with to L head of cellar light. Each side of porch early C19 3light 

cast iron casement with small panes over with interlacing 

glazing bars. Segmental arches over. 1st floor raised brick band. 

On 1st floor similar windows with 2-light similar above porch. 

Dentilled eaves. On roof three 2-light leaded casements in gabled 

dormers. End stacks. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140918 Barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick plinth, old plain 

tile roof, one gable in brick. 5 bay barn, outshot on roadside with 

central gabled midstray porch with double doors. L end of brick. At 

R end cartshed of weatherboard and corrugated iron. Inside Queenstrut 

roof with braces to tiebeams and wallplate. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140919 Mill, now house. Mid C18, converted C1970. Brick, old plain tile 

roof. 2 storey and attic, 3 wide bays with low, C20 link bay to alter 

offices. 6-panel door at RH of L bay under flat hood. Each side 2light 

segmental head, leaded casement, with over 2 single light or 2light 

leaded casements. R bay has C20 garage with over to L loft 

door now 2-light leaded casement in top half and 2-light casement. 

Above other bays high set 2-light casements in plastered gabled 

dormers. Ridge stack between R 2 bays. Millstream runs under 

centre bay and in front of building is brick single arch bridge with 

parapet wall which continues as wall in front of L bay. Inside some 

of the mill great survives but with cast concrete around it. 

LOCKERLEY 

LOCKERLEY 

LOCKERLEY

Tamarind 

Lockerley Green 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JN 

Barn 20m S Of School Farm 

Romsey Road 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JH 

LB2 06/03/1989 141067 Cottage, at one time 3, now single dwelling. C17 with major mid C20 

reconstruction. Remnants of timbre framing, pointed or exposed 

brickwork, thatch roof. Original form difficult to decipher because of 

later variations, but may have been an L-plan through passage has 

with service wing beside the road, and parlour away from road; now 

has much modified interior. All 1½ storeys. To the road are three 2light 

casements at ground floor and one to a prominent eyebrow; 

brick stack between first two bays, was probably external in initial 

layout. Return frontage had various casements including pair in left 

half-hipped end which shows remnants of light framing. C20 door to 

right of gable. Gable stack to hipped right hand. Interior of `L' has 

early work faced in stretcher brickwork; in the service wing this was 

light timber framing, elsewhere timbering not in evidence. Series of 

C20 casements including 2+1 to prominent eyebrows. Interior: of the 

early fabric a chamfered spine beam to lamb's tongue stop is 

supported by an inserted round post where previously a partition. At 

the fireplace bressumer and the beam carried on a short bracket; 

fireplace cheeks in C18 brick. This fireplace has a large bread oven 

projecting into the added bay. Some framework visible to inner wall 

and roof storey. Elsewhere no evidence of historic fabric; straight 

stair of late C20 inserted between heavy strings or beams, but not 

traditional position for stair. Is important visually on entering the 

village green from the east side. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140921 Barn, Late C17. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick plinth, old 

plain tile roof. 4 bay barn with outshot one end and double doors to 

one of the centre bays. Roof half-hipped. Inside Queen-post roof 

with curved braces to tiebeams and wallplates, and some 

windbraces. 

LOCKERLEY 

LOCKERLEY

School Farm 

Dunbridge Road 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JH 

Thatched Cottages 

Carters Clay Road 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0GN 

Granary 60m W Of Critchells 

Farm House 

Cooks Lane 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JD 

Telegraph House 

Cooks Lane 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JE 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140920 Farmhouse. C16 house encased early C18, extended and 

remodelled early C20. Timber-frame core, brick encasing and 

additions, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, irregular 7 bay main block, 

containing C16 Wealden house, set end onto road with to rear at 

road end, double pile C18 and C19 wing. Front has in road side of 

centre bay C19 panel door in C18 moulded solid frame. Over flat 

hood on carved brackets, under rubbed brick arch. In centre bay 3light 

casement. To far side single casement. 2-light casement in 

other bay and 7 on 1st floor. 1st floor raised band and wide bearded 

eaves. Roof hipped with gablet and road end hip stepped with short 

length of ridge, half way up. Projecting external end stack. C20 leanto 

at far end. Inside parts of frame exposed. Behind door early C20 

hall, at road end dining room of C18 painted panelling. Behind 

these rooms much restored late C17 staircase with panelling below, 

turned balusters, moulded handrail and square newels. Far bays 

have drawing room. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140911 House, now pair of cottages. C17 core encased early C18, 

extended C18. Timber frame core with brick encasing, thatched 

roof. 2 bay with added outshot bays each end. C20 top-lit door in 

solid segmental head frame and 2-light segmental casement in 

centre bays. Straight joint to R bay with 2-light casement and single 

light under eaves. Above centre bays 2 or 3-light casement in 

eyebrow dormer. Roof hipped and swept-down to R, with ridge 

piece. Stack above straight joint and projecting stack on L hip. 

LB2 22/02/1985 140916 Granary. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, on staddle stone, 

and slated roof. 2 bay granary on 15-staddle stones. Door in L bay. 

Loft door in R bay. Roof half-hipped. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141214 Telegraph house, now private residence. Early C19. Stuccoed 

brick. Single bay 3 storey tower with single storey bays each side, 

all on basement. Front has porch to ground floor on raised plinth, 

with door on side approached by steps. To front of porch, in bays 

each side and on each floor to C19 cross-window. Coping to 

parapet. Inside lower rooms restored but top storey room and steep 

flight of stairs up to it with ladder of wall to reach roof are unaltered. 

A part of the Plymouth extension of the telegraph. 

LOCKERLEY 

LOCKERLEY 

LOCKERLEY 

LOCKERLEY

Cromwells 

Dean Road 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JL 

St Johns Church 

Romsey Road 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JJ 

LB2 11/04/1986 140922 Cottage. C17 and C18. Timber-frame with brick infill, thatched roof. 

1½ storey, 2 bay with outshot bay to L. C20 door in L outshot with 

casement beside. In L bay 2-light casement with another over in 

eyebrow dormer. Roof with ridge piece, half-hipped to R and sweptdown 

to L with stack on L end of ridge. 

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LB2 11/04/1986 140923 Parish church. 1890 by J Colson. Squared grey limestone with 

brown limestone dressings, plain tile roof. Plan of chancel with 

outshot, N vestry, nave with transepts and SW tower with porch 

under, in Dec and Perp style. E end of chancel has 3-light Perp 

window with traceried head, diagonal corner buttresses. On S 1-light 

cinquefoiled window with quatrefoil in head, central buttress and W 

2-light trefoiled window with quatrefoil in head. N wall has similar 1light 

window, vestry has E shouldered-arch door and N 

squareheaded 3-light trefoiled window. S transept has on E side 

porch with S shouldered-arch door, E cinquefoiled light, quatrefoiled 

parapet with coat of arms over door to transept. 2-light cinquefoiled 

window with traceried head, and diagonal buttresses. Nave and 

transepts have gabled walls with heads carved on kneelers. S 

transept has on W tiny C12 lancet. In each bay of nave 2-light 

cinquefoiled window with quatrefoil in head and buttress between 

bays. W end has to N clasping buttresses, to S octagonal stair turret 

and tall 3-light cinquefoiled window with traceried head and quatrefoil 

in gable. SW tower has clasping buttresses with gabled offsets. 2 

order pointed S door and 2-light cinquefoiled W window. To middle 

stage trefoil on each face, to belfry 2-light trefoiled opening with 

quatrefoil in head. Corner pilaster to this stage and machiolated 

parapet. Short octagonal spire with vane. Inside chancel has 

stained-glass to E windows. Reredos of marble with plaster of Last 

Supper. Boarded roof with ribs. Chancel arch 2 order off foliated 

corbel. Moulded arches starting above springing to transepts. Nave 

roof of king-post on arch-brace with tracery in spandrels. 2 trusses 

per bay with braces coming down to head corbels. Stone pulpit and 

font in perp style. Organ in N transept behind carved screen. 

Contemporary stalls. In porch old font of cylindrical bowl,and reset 

C18 monuments : 1701 to Mathew Barlow, 1716 to Amy and George 

Thomas, also 2 C17 bells 

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Forge Cottage 

The Street 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JF 

Kings Arms 

The Street 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JF 

The Old Smithy 

The Street 

Lockerley 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0JF 

LB2 11/04/1986 140910 Pair of cottages and old forge. C17 core encased C18 altered C19 

and C20. Timber-frame, brick, thatched roof, slated smithy. Pair of 

2 bay cottages with C20 bay added to L cottage and C19 single 

storey smith 1½ storey at R end. LH cottage has at R planked 

cottage with inserted light under thatched hood in each bay 2-light 

casement with 2-light eyebrow dormer over. R cottage has 6-panel 

top-lit door under thatched hood in centre. Each side small 16-pane 

sash under segmental arch. Over L bay horizontal sliding sash in 

eyebrow dormer and to R large single casement in eyebrow dormer. 

Roof half-hipped with ridge piece, and large central stack between 

cottages. Smithy has double doors and 3-light casements with 

shutters. Roof hipped with stack built up against cottage. Once 

home of J M Jagger, local poet and historian. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140909 Public house mid C18. Brick old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 x 2 

outshot to end, lean-to R end. Central hip-roofed C20 porch with 

planked door. End side 16-pane sash under rubbed brick arch. On 

1st floor 3 16-pane sashes. Dentilled cornice. Roof hipped with end 

stacks. In L outshot large 2-light casement and bricked-up door. To 

R flat-roofed lean-to with 12-pane sash and planked door. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140913 Barn. C18 and C19 addition. Timber-frame weatherboarded, plain 

and Marseilles tile roof, added brick bays with corrugated iron roof. 

5 bay barn, blank on road elevation, double doors in centre on other 

side, with doors in end bays. Roof half-hipped to R. To L C19 bays 

stable door and 2-light casement and loft door over. 

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1 Cricketfield Cottages 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PR 

Mill House 

Mill House Lane 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6QH 

LB2 21/03/1984 139679 Pair of cottages. C17, refronted and extended late C18, with C20 

rear additions. Timber-framed building with a rendered front, and a 

thatched roof. Front (north-west) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Plain 

front wall, the north-east gable is of painted brickwork, the southwest 

has an exposed frame (with rendered infill) above a painted 

brick ground-floor, and a tapered stack: flat-roofed brick rear 

additions. Casements. The entrance to No.2 has a finial above a 

concave metal canopy on side poles, with a plain doorway and 6- 

panelled (2 top-glazed) door. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139638 House, attached to watermill by a small block. Early C19, with early 

C20 extensions to the house. A mixture of materials; stucco and 

brick for the house walls, brick and boarding for the mill, hipped tile 

roof for the house, pantile for the mile, with slate for the connecting 

block. The front (north-west) of the house is 2 storeys, with irregular 

fenestration of 5 above 2 windows. The brick walls are of Flemish 

bond with blue headers, cambered ground floor openings, some 

infilling of former windows, the north side (of later date) being 

rendered. Casements (with decorative shutters to the first floor). 

Plain doorway, with Gothic fanlight and 4-panelled door. The rear 

extensions to the house are of 1 storey and attic, with ½-hipped roof, 

the latest section having a widely-spaced bricknogged timber frame. 

The mill is a rectangular block of 3 storeys, 4 windows to the brick 

section and 1 to the boarded section (at the south end). Low pitched 

pantile roof, walls of English bond, cambered arches to the small 

openings. The 2 long fronts overlap slightly and in the gap there is a 

single-storeyed link unit with a slate roof, ½-gabled to the front area 

and hipped at the rear. A roadway passes in front of the mill, above 

2 low-arched races. 

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Smallwood Lodge 

Longparish Road 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7AJ 

3 Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NU 

Cherry Tree Cottage 

5 Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NU 

Barley Cottage 

Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NU 

LB2 21/03/1984 139709 Now 2 dwellings, but formerly the railway station, comprising a 

stationmaster's house, and the station building. 1884. Brick walls, 

and hipped tile roof. The L-shaped house, with a tall porch within the 

angle, is of 2 storeys, 1.1 windows. The walls have stepped brick 

eaves, cambered rubbed arches, a moulded 1st floor band, and 

decorative aprons beneath the moulded stone cills. Coupled 

sashes, with unusual glazing bars: one rectangular bay with a tile 

roof. The doorway, beneath a relieving arch has a hood on brackets 

and ½-glazed door. The station block is symmetrical, of 1 storey, 4 

windows (with an inserted central attic window), and there is a setback 

unit at the north end. Similar details to those of the house, with 

a wide doorway, with a hood on brackets, and ½-glazed double 

doors. A virtually unaltered structure. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139655 Row of 3 cottages, No 1 being restored. C17 timber-frame, re-clad 

C18, with late C20 restoration. Brick and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 

3.1.2 above 3.2.3 windows. 1/2-hipped roof, eye-brow dormers. 

Flemish garden wall bond, with cambered ground floor openings, 

north-east gable has exposed frame. Casements. Plain doorways. 

The interior of No.1 (next to No.3 ) retains its timber-frame. 







LB2 21/03/1984 139654 Row of cottages. Early C18 (No. 9 early C19), with minor C20 

features. Brick and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 7 above 8 windows. 

1/2-hipped roof, with catslide to part of rear, eyebrow dormers of 

varied shape. Red brick walls to No.7 in Flemish bond, with flush 

blue 1st floor band, the remaining walls of brick with some flint 

panels, all now painted, cambered ground floor openings, cement 

plinth to 9 and 11. Casements. Side door to No.7, No. 9 has a C20 

brick porch with a thatched roof, plain doorways to No. 11 9 which 

was once a shop and off-licence) 

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Sirriah Cottage 

9 Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NU 

West Brook Cottage 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PG 

Barn 30yds S Of Firgo Farm 

House 

Firgo Farm Lane 

Tufton 

Whitchurch 

Hampshire 

RG28 7RE 

Firgo Farm House 


Tufton 

Whitchurch 

Hampshire 

RG28 7RE 

Deadmans Plack Monument 

Longparish 










LB2 21/03/1984 139693 Row of small dwellings, now 2. Early C19. Stucco walls and slate 

roof. 2 storeys, 3.2 windows. Casements. ½-glazed doors within 

C20 open gabled porches. At the corner (with a facet) the walls 

change to red brickwork. Included for group value. 

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LB2 21/03/1984 139703 Barn. C18. timber-frame of 5 bays, with aisles all round, and central 

waggon entrances: Straight struts and inverted curved braces. 

Hipped thatch roof, raised over entrances (the south being carried on 

poles). Boarded walls above a brick base. 

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LB2 20/12/1960 139702 House. C17, refronted C18, with an early C19 extension. Red brick, 

thatch and slate. front (south) of 2 storeys, 4.1 windows. The roof is 

separated by a slated section at the junction of the 2 parts, hipped, 

with a catslide at rear. Main walls of painted brickwork with 

cambered ground floor openings. Casements, some sashes in the 

later part. C20 gabled brick porch, with a slate roof 

LB2 21/03/1984 139701 Commemorative monument, erected to the memory of Earl 

Athelwold, who was killed here by King Edgar in 963. Tall stone 

cross on a pedestal of 2 stages with plain unmoulded details. An 

inscription on the north side states the cross was erected in 1825 by 

Lt. Col. William Iremonger. An inscription on the south side in Gothic 

lettering tells the story of the deed 

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Granary 15yds N Of Malthouse 

Cottage 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PT 

Longparish House 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6QE 

LB2 21/03/1984 139678 Small granary. Early C19. Timber frame on staddles, with boarded 

walls and ½-hipped thatch roof. 

LB2S 07/01/1952 139662 Mansion. Late C17 or early C18, with alterations and additions of the 

late C19. Stucco, with a slate roof. Symetrical garden front 

(overlooking the River Test to the south-east) of 2 storeys and semibasement, 

3.5.3 windows. The roof is hipped above the 1/2octagonal 

projections at each side. Parapet with coping, conice with 

small carved brackets. Sashes in reveals, the central opening of 

each end bay and the 3 middle openings have French windows, the 

2 outer leading to a flight of steps (with wrought-iron rails) and the 3 

inner having access to a raised terrace with a cast-iron rail and a 

central fight of steps. A minor extension of 1 storey and attic, 1 

window is attached at the south-west corner. The north-west front 

has the later changes but is symmetrical with projecting wings and 2storeyed 

centre, while at the outside are towers (the north-east being 

taller): 2 storeys, 1.2.2.1.2.2.1. windows. The hipped roof (steep 

chateau roofs to the towers) has as eaves the moulded cornice of 

the south-east front, which is raised in the centrepiece as a 

pediment. The walls have 'Tudor' hoodmoulds above the windows, 

1st floor bands to the towers, and high plinth. Sashes in reveals, with 

thick bays, and a Venetian light above the doorway. Classical 

doorway, with fully-moulded cornice, narrow pulvinated band above 

an eared architrave, above a flight of spreading steps. The northeast 

tower has on its north-east face a 2nd floor window , and a wide 

doorway, with a flight of steps. The south-west end of the building 

has several minor extensions of the last period, connecting to a 

narrow 1-storeyed service block, of slate and painted brick, which 

has a gateway from the service courtyard to the garden, comprising 

an ornamental open timber frame, arch-braced and with brackets, 

suppoting a 1/2-hipped steep roof, patterned with scalloped bands. 

The main rooms open from a corridor (behind the front wall), with 

staircases at each end. 2 rooms have panelling with corner rosettes, 

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Tribbeck Cottage 

1 Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NU 

Orchard Cottage And Barn 


Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6QQ 

Stable 20yd W Of Gavelacre 

Golf Course Road 

Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7AL 

Barn 30yd SW Of Gavelacre 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7AL 







LB2 20/12/1960 139642 House and attached service building. Late C18, with early C19 

addition. Brick and flint, with a thatched roof. 2storeys, 4 windows. 

Hipped roof. The walls have narrow horizontal brick and flint bands, 

with brick quoins, cambered arches to the ground floor, and plinth. 

casements. 4-panelled door to a rustic timber porch, with panels of 

diagonal rods, supporting a gabled tiled roof. The single-storeyed 

building at the north-east end has a hipped thatch roof and boarded 

(vertical and horizontal) walls. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139707 Stable, now a store. Early C19. Rectangular block with outshots on 

one side and one end. Walls of brickwork with horizontal flint panels, 

with full-height openings containing upper and lower doorways. Tile 

roof to main block and end, slate roof to the side outshot (which has 

boarded walls). Included for group value. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139706 Barn. C18, with late C20 covering. Timber-frame of 9 bays with 

aisles, 2 wagon entrances on each long side, Queen post truss with 

arch-braced tie beams. Hipped and ½-hipped tile roof. Boarded 

walls on a brick base. 

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Gavelacre 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7AL 

Stable 20yds W Of Firgo Farm 

House 


Tufton 

Whitchurch 

Hampshire 

RG28 7RE 

Granary 50yd W Of Southside 

Farm 

Southside Road 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PJ 

River Barn 


Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PJ 

LB2 07/01/1952 139705 Large house. Mainly early C18, but of earlier origin, with late C19 

and late C20 renovations and extensions. Brick with a tile roof. 

Near-symmetrical front (north-west) and rear, with recessed centres 

brought forward at the later stage: 2 storeys and attic, 2.2.2 

windows. There are hipped roofs to each side, and a parapet to the 

centre. Walls in English bond, slightly cambered openings, plinth. 

Sashes in exposed frames. The doorway is an arch formed by a 

plain architrave, with C20 panelled reveals; the set-back entrance (in 

line with the old front wall) having an architrave and 6-panelled (2top 

glazed with patterned bars) door. The rear is similar, the centre 

being a gable with a stepped stack above a hipped roof verandah on 

5 (turned) baluster poles, with a ½-glazed door. There are late C20 

extensions at each end, in similar style. Within, there is panelling of 

3 periods: C16 linen-fold in the stairwell, C17 in one room and early 

C18 in another. The C17 dog-leg staircase has slatted balusters. 

One fireplace has C17 pilasters incorporated. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139704 Stable block, with hay store. C18. Brick and cob, with a thatch roof. 

Rectangular building of plastered cob, with areas of brickwork. ½hipped 

thatch roof. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139699 Stable. Mid C19. Rectangular block, brick walls of English bond and 

a pantile roof. Included for group value. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139697 Old barn, with later cartshed attached. C18 and mid C19. Timberframe 

of 4 and 3 bays, with rear aisle, the barn having a tall roof with 

double-tiered Queen posts. Hipped thatch roof to the barn, pantiles 

to the cartshed. Boarded walls. 

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Southside Farm 


Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PJ 

The Thatch 


Longparish 

Honey Cottages 

Sugar Lane 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PG 

White Windows 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PB 

The Cottage 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PB 

LB2 21/03/1984 139696 C17, with refronting and extensions of 1815. Mainly brick exterior, 

with a tile roof. Irregular front (south-west) of 1 storey and attic and 

2 storeys, 4 windows. The roof is ½-hipped at the north-west end, 

with one gabled dormer, a small and larger gable, the south-east 

side being 2-storeyed with a low-pitched (slated) gable. Mixed 

bonding (English and Flemish, 1st floor band to the later unit, one 

cambered arch and 4 rubbed flat arches. Casements at one side, 

triple sashes to the south-east. The south-east gable has a `Tudor' 

stack, and some exposure of the timber-framing (to be seen within), 

the north-west gable has framing in its upper part. The rear has a 

catslide roof with 2 dormers, the lower part being slate. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139695 Small cottage. Late C18. Stucco and thatch. Symmetrical front 

(west) of 1 storey and attic, 2 windows, with a single-storeyed 

outshot at the north end. Hipped and gabled roof, with eaves raised 

above dormers (with cills at eaves level). Plain walls. Casements. 

Gabled tiled canopy to plain doorway, and glazed door. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139693 Row of small dwellings, now 2. Early C19. Stucco walls and slate 

roof. 2 storeys, 3.2 windows. Casements. ½-glazed doors within 

C20 open gabled porches. At the corner (with a facet) the walls 

change to red brickwork. Included for group value. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139692 House. C18, with mid C19 alterations. Brick, and tile. 2 storeys, 1.2 

windows. The south-west side is brought forward with a gable (of 

the later period with brick dentil verge), the north-east side has a 

gable above a 2-storeyed bay. Walls of Flemish bond with blue 

headers, one red brick rubbed flat arch, other openings cambered. 

Casements with decorative heads (½-ogees), a splayed bay with a 

hipped roof. Plain doorway beneath a tiled canopy. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139691 House. Mid C19. Brick and tile. Symmetrical front (south-east) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows, with 1-storeyed extension at the south-west 

side. 2 gablets with decorative bargeboards. Walls of Flemish bond 

with cambered ground floor openings. Casements, each light having 

a decorative head (with ½-ogees). Brick porch, with gable projected 

on brackets. 

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The Old Curacy 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PB 

St Nicholas Church 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PB 

Woodbury House 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PB 

Church Farm Cottage 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PA 

LB2 20/12/1960 139690 House. C17, with early C19 extensions. Timber-frame, with a 

thatched roof. Front (south-west) of 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. 

Roof ½-hipped at the south-west, hipped at the north-east end and 

brought to a low eaves above an outshot, eaves raised above 2 

upper windows, the 3rd being a tiled and gabled dormer with tiled 

roof surrounds, hipped tiled roof to the rear addition. Exposed 

bricknogged frame, part of front (and rear walls) being of brickwork. 

(Monk and Flemish bond), with cambered ground floor openings. 

Casements, one splayed bay with hipped tile roof. ½-glazed door in 

a solid frame, with a tiled and gabled canopy (mid C19) on braced 

framework. 

LB1 20/12/1960 139687 Parish church. Circa 1200, C13, C15, C18, restored 1857. Nave of 

C1200, having 4 bays with aisles, C13 chancel with Victorian north 

vestry, slightly-inset C15 west tower, Victorian south porch, with a 

north `transept' opposite (accommodating the organ). Tile roof, 

extending at a flatter slope over the aisles. Walls of mixed flint and 

stone rubble, with stone dressings; buttresses, plinth: small lancets 

to the chancel, the other windows being of the restoration period, 

with triple lancets below an ogee arch (to the nave) and traceried 

windows to the east and west ends. The tower has 3 stages, with 

massive diagonal buttresses, the walls being chequered flint and 

stone. The small smooth porch is timber-framed. Within, the 

Transitional arcade rests on cylindrical columns, there is a pillar 

piscina, a C18 font with an oval basin resting on a square baluster, 

and several wall monuments. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139686 House. Early C19. Brick, some rendering, and slate roof. Regular 

front (east) of 2 storeys, 4 windows. Low-pitched hipped roof, with 

spaced carved brackets. Painted walls of Flemish Garden Wall 

bond, rubbed flat arches. Casements, with leaded lights within 

frames having rounded corners. Porch on poles, with square trellis 

infilling, and hipped slate roof, and ½-glazed door. The symmetrical 

south elevation has 4 windows, with oval-arched French windows 

beneath a verandah, with a hipped slate roof. The west side has 3.1 

windows, a recessed arched entrance, a splayed bay, and a French 

window within a pointed opening. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139685 Cottage. Late C18. Painted brick, and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 

1.2 windows. Roof at 2 levels, eyebrow dormers, and catslide at 

rear. Flemish, Monk and Flemish Garden Wall bonds, cambered 

ground floor openings, plinth. Casements. 2 plain doorways, the 

main entrance having a trellis porch. 

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Granary 70yds W Of Church 

Farm House 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NY 


Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NY 

Middleton House 

The Middleway 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NX 

LB2 21/03/1984 139684 Granary. Late C18. Timber-frame on 4 x 3 staddles, with boarded 

walls and ½-hipped tile roof. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139682 House, formerly 2 cottages. C18, with extension of the early C19. 

Walls of brick, with rendering to the later (slightly-taller) part, 

thatched roof, 2 storeys, 5 and 1 above 3 and 2 windows. Hipped 

roof, with higher eaves to the later (east) side, and brought to a low 

eaves above an outshot at the other side. Walls of Flemish bond 

with blue headers, cambered ground floor openings. Casements, 

sashes to the later part. Plain doorway, with tiled canopy on posts. 

Rear extensions of 1 storey and attic. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139680 Mansion. Early C19, with C20 extensions. Stucco and slate. 

Classical symmetrical facade (south-east) with centrepiece of 2 

storeys and attic, 3 windows, sides of 2 storeys, 2 windows, linked to 

forward projecting 2-storeyed wings by quarter-round units (early 

and late C20) of 2 storeys 2 windows. The centrepiece has a 

balustrade in front of segmental headed dormers (set in a Mansard 

roof), cornice, rusticated quoins, 1st floor band, stone architraves 

with frieze cornice and plinth. The sides are plainer, with cornice, 

architraves and plinth, the design being continued (with a lower 

parapet) to the wings, which have irregular fenestration of smaller 

windows with similar detailing. Sashes in reveals. Greek Doric 

porch, with thin added side walls between pilasters and the fluted 

columns, the door now being set within the columns. The rear 

(north-west) has a symmetrical centrepiece of 2 storeys and attic, 5 

windows, with plainer treatment, ending in rusticated pilasters at 

each side, and an ornamented porch beneath a concave metal roof. 

At each side are still plainer blocks with parapets, each having a 

bowed wall with a French window, beneath a concave metal canopy 

resting on thin coupled supports. The outermost units are more 

irregular. Interior not seen. 

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2 Cricketfield Cottages 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PR 

Malthouse Cottage 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PT 

Tudor Cottage 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PT 


Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PZ 

Little Newton 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PZ 

LB2 21/03/1984 139679 Pair of cottages. C17, refronted and extended late C18, with C20 

rear additions. Timber-framed building with a rendered front, and a 

thatched roof. Front (north-west) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Plain 

front wall, the north-east gable is of painted brickwork, the southwest 

has an exposed frame (with rendered infill) above a painted 

brick ground-floor, and a tapered stack: flat-roofed brick rear 

additions. Casements. The entrance to No.2 has a finial above a 

concave metal canopy on side poles, with a plain doorway and 6- 

panelled (2 top-glazed) door. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139677 Cottage with gable to the roadway, and a small (former) malthouse 

attached at the other end. C17, and late C18. Brick, with thatched 

roof to the cottage and tiled to the malthouse. 1 storey and attic, 2 

windows to the north-east front. Roof ½-hipped, with eyebrow 

dormers and catslide to the rear (south-west), the malthouse has at 

the top the remains of a ventilation cap. The walls are of mixed 

Flemish an English bond, cambered ground floor openings, and 

there are fragments of exposed framing; the malthouse has exposed 

bricknogged framing on its north-east elevation. Casements. C20 

gabled brick porch, with a tiled roof. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139676 Cottage. C17, with early C19 and early C20 renovations. Timberframed 


The roof is ½-hipped at the south-west end, and hipped at the northeast 

end, with eyebrow dormers, and a lower hipped projection 

above the porch. Exposed framework of irregular pattern, with red 

brick infill, repeated on the C20 porch. Casements, one splayed bay 

with a tiled roof. Plain doors. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139675 House. C17, with C18 and early C20 minor additions. Timberframed 

building, with a thatched roof. 2 storeys, irregular 

fenestration. At the north-east end the hipped roof is brought to a 

low eaves above a boarded outshot, the south-west end is ½-hipped 

with a separate roof above a C20 boarded outshot (garage). Frame 

exposed in the upper part with rendered infill, the lower walls being 

of painted brickwork. Casements. Projecting central brick outshot 

with a tile roof, with open porch and entrance. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139674 House. C17, with C20 renovations and porch. Timber-frame, and 

thatch roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 above 3 windows. ½-hipped roof, 

with outshot at the north-east side, eyebrow dormers, extended 

forward above porch. Frame exposed at the first floor, with painted 

brick infill and other walling. Casements, 3 splayed bows. Plain 

door. 

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Preston Cottage 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PZ 

Meadow Lawn House 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PZ 

Maiden Cottage 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PZ 

Drove Cottage 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PZ 

Newton Cottage And Boundary 

Wall 

Longparish 

Andover 

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LB2 21/03/1984 139672 House, once 2 cottages. C17, with late C18 exterior. Brick and flint 

walls, thatch roof. Regular front (south-east) of 1 storey and attic 4 

windows. Roof has eaves raised above upper windows, with 

catslide at rear. The roof has eaves raised above upper windows, 

with catslide at rear. The interior shows that a timber-frame has 

been refaced at the second period, with walls of banded brick and 

flint, with brick quoins and cambered arches to the ground floor 

openings. Casements. Boarded door in a solid frame, within a yew 

hedge `porch'. 

LB2 03/11/1982 139671 House. Late C18, with early C19 extension. Brick, flint, and 

rendered walls, with a tile roof. L-shaped building, with a slightlytaller 

extension at the south-west side: front (north-west) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows. Roof hipped, with ½ hip to the rear wing and 

catslide within the (rear) angle. Cement walls on a brick base to the 

front and south-west side, brickwork in Flemish bond to the northeast, 

with flint banding at the rear. Sashes in exposed frames, 

casements at the rear. 6-panelled (2 top glazed) door in a plain 

frame, and a detached cast-iron porch of 4 thin columns, supporting 

a flat square frame (turned up as a moulded edge with cresting), with 

4 triangular castings set within the frame to form a concave pyramid, 

with a finial. Plain doors to the side and rear. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139670 House. C18, with late C19 and late C20 alterations and additions. 

Stucco, with a thatch roof. 1 storey and attic, and 2 storeys, irregular 

fenestration. The roof has irregular form, with different levels of 

ridge and eaves, one eyebrow dormer, and a thatched porch. 

Casements; 2 sashes. Boarded door in C20 porch. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139669 House. Early C19. Brick and thatch. Front (south-west) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows. Plain roof, with rear catslide. Walls of Flemish 

bond with blue headers, flush blue 1st floor band, cambered ground 

floor openings. Casements. French door to the centre. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139667 House, formerly 2, at right-angles to the roadway. C17, with C18 

cladding. Brick and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. Roof ½hipped 

at the roadside (north-west) gable, hipped at the other end, 

catslide at rear, eyebrow dormers. Main walls of painted brick, but 

timber frame is exposed at the gable and rear wall. Casements. 

Boarded door with thatched canopy on poles. The roadside 

boundary wall extending at the rear is of cob, with a tile capping. 

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Acre Cottage 

135 North Acre 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6QX 

Yew Cottage 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6QE 

Vine Cottage 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6QE 

Barn And Stable 20 Yds Of 

Forton Farm House 

Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NU 

Forton Farm House 

Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NU 

LB2 21/03/1984 139666 House. C17, with C18 cladding. Brick, with a thatch roof. Front 

(south-west) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Hipped roof, with catslide at 

rear. Walls of Flemish bond with blue headers, cambered ground 

floor openings: gables have exposed timber frame. Casements. 

C20 tiled brick porch and garage attached at the north-west end, 

with a thatched roof. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139665 House, formerly 2. Late C18, with C20 minor extensions. Brick and 

flint, with a thatched roof. Regular front (south-east) of 1 storey and 

attic, 4 windows, with later extension to the north-east of 1 storey, 1 

window. ½-hipped roof with catslide at rear, and eaves raised above 

the upper windows. Walls of flint horizontal bands with red brick 

bands, quoins, cambered arches to ground floor openings, plinth: 

one doorway now filled with a window. Casements. ½-glazed door 

within a gabled and tiled open porch. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139664 House, at right-angles to the roadway. Late C18, renovated C20. 

Brick and thatch. Hipped roof, with catslide to the rear. Front 

(south-west) of 2 storeys, 4 windows. Walls of Flemish bond with 

blue headers, cambered ground floor openings, plinth. Casements. 

½-glazed door within an open porch, with a gabled thatch roof. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139660 Barn and workshop. C18, with early and late C20 restoration. 

Timber-framed barn of 8 bays with aisles (except north-west gable), 

and 2 wagon entrances, Queen post truss: boarded walls and hipped 

roof (now with coloured pantiles). A low wing connects to the stable 

(now a workshop), which is a timber frame of 3 bays with one endaisle, 

having vertical wall frame with herring-bone nogging of brick 

and flint: ½-hipped thatched roof, brought to a low eaves above the 

aisle. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139659 House. C18, with an early C19 front. Stucco, slate and tile. The 

wide front (south-east) is regular, of 2 storeys 5 above 3 windows. 

Low-pitched slate roof. Plain walls, with an eaves fillet, plinth, and 

shallow end pilasters with moulded caps. Sashes in exposed 

frames. Solid porch, with Tuscan details of low projection; blocking 

course, cornice, frieze, pilasters with moulded caps, plinth, small 

round-headed side windows, 6-panelled door. The rear of the house 

has projections with tile roofs: the north-east gable has the upper 

part of exposed timber-framing, suggesting earlier origin. 

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Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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6 - 8 Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

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10 Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NU 

Westhay 

7 Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NU 

Owls Lodge 

Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NU 

LB2 21/03/1984 139658 House, now 2 cottages. C16, 1702, with C20 extensions. Timber 

framed building of 3 bays, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 3 

above 6 windows. ½-hipped roof, with eaves raised above upper 

windows (with cills at eaves level): chimney has stone plaque 

inscribed NP 1702. Exposed frame, bricknogged, with some (older) 

infilling of banded brick and flint. Casements. No.2 has a boarded 

door in a solid frame, the other dwelling has a rear entrance. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139657 Pair of houses, being a replacement of an earlier one. 1865. Brick 

and slate. Symmetrical front (north-west) of 2 storeys, 2 windows, 

with lower sides set back to form porches. Walls of Flemish bond 

with blue headers, cambered openings, plinth. Casements. Plain 

doorways. Central stack incorporates 2 inscribed stone plaques, 

one with `HFA 1699', the other `rebuilt 1865'. Included for group 

value. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139656 Once, two, now one house. Late C18. Brick, stucco, and thatch. 1 

storey and attic, 4 above 5 windows. The roof has eyebrow dormers 

to the front (south-west) and catslide to the rear. The north-west 

gable has exposed framing, the north-west side of the front has 

brickwork with horizontal flint banding, the south east side now being 

rendered: cambered ground floor openings. Casements. Boarded 

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LB2 21/03/1984 139652 Small house. C18, with early C19 extensions. Brick and thatch. 1 

storey and attic, 4 windows to the front (north-east). ½-hipped roof. 

Flemish bond walls, with cambered ground floor openings: altered 

details suggest origin as 2 cottages. Casements. Boarded door in 

solid frame. 

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Forton Cottage 

Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NU 


Forton 

Longparish 

Rose Cottage 

Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NU 

Test View Cottage 

Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NU 

Kingfisher Cottage 

Forton Lane 

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Andover 

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SP11 6NU 

LB2 21/03/1984 139651 House. Early C18, with C20 extensions. Brick, with a tile roof. 

Symmetrical front (south-east) of 2 storeys, 4 windows. Hipped roof, 

with catslide to C20 rear outshot. Front wall of Flemish bond with 

vertical blue diaper patterns, 2 buttresses, cambered ground floor 

openings: the south west end wall has flint panels (and altered 

details), the north-east end wall has exposed bricknogged timberframing 

in its upper part. Leaded casements. ½-glazed door within 

an open gabled porch, on tree-post supports. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139650 REMOVED FROM LISTING 27TH FEBRUARY 2004 BY DCMS 

Once two, now one house. C17, with C18 cladding. 1 storey and 

attic, 2 above 4 windows. ½-hipped thatch roof, with two eyebrow 

dormers to the front, and catslide to the rear. The gable to the 

roadway has exposed framing with brick infilling and brickwork to the 

lower part, the front (south-west) has brickwork in Flemish and Monk 

bonds, with blue headers, cambered opening. Casements. ½- 

glazed C20 door. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139649 Once two, now one house. Mid C18. 2 storeys, 3 windows. Red 

brick walls in Flemish bond, cambered ground floor openings, plinth. 

Hipped thatch roof. Casements. Boarded door in solid frame, the 

other doorway now filled with a window. The upper walls at each 

end have exposed timber-frames, bricknogged. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139648 Once two, now one house. Early C18. Brick walls with flint 

horizontal bands, cambered ground floor openings: thatch roof, ½hipped 

with eyebrow dormers. 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. 


LB2 21/03/1984 139647 House. C17, with C18 and C20 features. Timber-framed building, 

with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 above 5 windows. The 

roof is hipped at each end, and brought low above outshots, a 

catslide above a rear extension, eyebrow dormers, and with a 

forward extension to cover the porch. Most of the frame is exposed, 

with painted brick infill and lower front wall, vertical boarding to the 

north-east outshot. Casements. C20 painted brick porch, with a 

boarded door. 

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Forton 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NN 

Cowlease Cottages 


Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6QF 

East Aston House 


Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6QQ 

Home Farm Cottage 


Longparish 

Andover 

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SP11 6QQ 

LB2 21/03/1984 139645 Large house. Early C19. Painted brick and slate. A tall main block, 

with lower rear extensions. The front (south-west) is regular but not 

symmetrical of 3 storeys 3 windows. Low-pitched hipped roof with 

wide eaves on coupled carved brackets. Walls have rubbed slightlycambered 

openings, a 2nd floor moulded stucco cill band, stone cills. 

Sashes in reveals, one casement in altered ground floor window at 

the south-east side. Triangular-headed doorway within a stucco 

porch of 2 columns, with a severely-plain Order, 6-panelled door. 

The south-east elevation has 3 widely-spaced large openings on 2 

floors (the south-west third being the south-east face of the main 

block), with similar details: sashes to the first floor above French 

windows, which open onto a terrace, the 2 north-east side windows 

being enclosed within a trellis verandah (glazed at each end) under a 

hipped slate roof. Other elevations are of vernacular form, with 

irregular window sizes and patterns. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139644 House. C17. Timber-framed building, with a thatched roof. 1 storey 

and attic, irregular fenestration. Roof hipped at the south-west, ½hipped 

at the north-east, end: 2 eyebrow dormers. Exposed frame, 

with some rendered infilling in the upper part, bricknogged 

elsewhere, the western-most bay having horizontal above vertical 

boarding. Casement. Plain doorways. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139641 House. Early C19. Square block with a low wing, of stucco, with a 

low-pitched slate roof. The front (north-west) is symmetrical of 2 

storeys, 2 windows. The rectangular casements have Gothic 

pointed window bars, this design being repeated as the glazed top 

part of the entrance door (with 4 other panels), which is set within a 

plain pointed opening. The longer side (south-west) elevation to the 

roadway has 3 windows to the main part, each with a pointed head: 

the set-back wing has plain small casements and a slate-roofed 

porch. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139640 House. Late C18. Bricks and thatch. Irregular front (south-east) of 

1 storey and attic, 2 windows, with outshot of 1 window. ½-hipped 

roof to the roadside gable, with hip at the other end, brought to a low 

eaves above the outshot, eyebrow dormers. Flemish bond walls 

with blue headers, cambered ground floor openings, some flint 

panels to the outshot, the south-west gable being tile-hung (with 

scallops). Casements. Plain doorway. The rear has a singlestoreyed 

C20 service wing, of brickwork with a low-pitched slate roof. 

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Meadow Farm Cottage 


Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6QQ 

Upper Mill 


Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6QH 

Lower Farm Cottage 

Sugar Lane 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PW 

Honey Cottages 

Sugar Lane 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PG 

LB2 21/03/1984 139639 House. Late C18. Brick and thatch. Irregular front (south-east) of 1 

storey and attic, 3 windows. Hipped and ½-hipped roof, with eyebrow 

dormers. Walls of Flemish bond with blue headers, cambered 

ground floor openings: exposed timber-frame at the north-east gable, 

with some rendered and some brickwork infilling. Casements. Plain 

doorway under a canopy on brackets. Small single-storeyed C20 

service block extends forward at the south-west side, of brickwork 

with a low-pitched slate roof. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139638 House, attached to watermill by a small block. Early C19, with early 

C20 extensions to the house. A mixture of materials; stucco and 

brick for the house walls, brick and boarding for the mill, hipped tile 

roof for the house, pantile for the mile, with slate for the connecting 

block. The front (north-west) of the house is 2 storeys, with irregular 

fenestration of 5 above 2 windows. The brick walls are of Flemish 

bond with blue headers, cambered ground floor openings, some 

infilling of former windows, the north side (of later date) being 

rendered. Casements (with decorative shutters to the first floor). 

Plain doorway, with Gothic fanlight and 4-panelled door. The rear 

extensions to the house are of 1 storey and attic, with ½-hipped roof, 

the latest section having a widely-spaced bricknogged timber frame. 

The mill is a rectangular block of 3 storeys, 4 windows to the brick 

section and 1 to the boarded section (at the south end). Low pitched 

pantile roof, walls of English bond, cambered arches to the small 

openings. The 2 long fronts overlap slightly and in the gap there is a 

single-storeyed link unit with a slate roof, ½-gabled to the front area 

and hipped at the rear. A roadway passes in front of the mill, above 

2 low-arched races. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139637 House, formerly 2. Late C18. Brick and thatch. Front (south-east) of 

2 storeys, 3 windows. Hipped roof, with catslide at rear. Walls of 

Flemish bond with blue headers, cambered ground floor openings 

(former doorway now part-filled as a window). Casements, one old 

small upper frame now filled. Plain boarded door. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139636 Cottage. Early C18. Stucco and thatch. Long narrow range with 

timber-frame exposed in the north gable, below the ½-hipped roof. 

Plain walls. Casements. One glazed and one boarded door. Small 

outshot at the north end, with slate roof above walls of vertical 

boarding. 

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Garden Cottage 


Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6QQ 

Granary 100yds SW Of 

Longparish House 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6QE 

Cricketers Inn 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PZ 

Aston Cottage And Autumn 

Cottage 


Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PZ 

Stable 20yds W Of Southside 

Farm 


Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PJ 

Granary 50yds SW Of Southside 

Farm 


Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PJ 

LB2 21/03/1984 139643 House. C17 timber frame, with C18 cladding. Brick, some flint, 

walls and a thatch roof. Front (south-east_ of 1 storey and attic, 3 

windows. Roof ½-hipped at the south-west end, 3 eyebrow dormers. 

Flemish bond walls with blue headers, cambered ground floor 

openings: the south-west gable has narrow horizontal flint panels, 

and reveals the post of a timber-framed structure. Casements. 

Boarded door in a plain frame, within a `bushy' porch.- new porch to 

front and rear 

LB2 21/03/1984 139663 Granary. C18. Bricknogged timber-frame on many staddles, with a 

1/2-hipped tile roof 

LB2 21/03/1984 139668 Public house. Early C19, with late C19 details. Brick, with a tile roof. 

Front (north-west) of 2 storeys, 6 windows above 3 windows and 3 

doors. ½-hipped roof with catslide at the rear. Painted walls of 

Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches. Sashes in exposed frames. Plain 

doorways. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139673 Pair of cottages. Late C18. Brick and thatch. Symmetrical front of 1 

storey and attic, 4 windows. ½-hipped roof, with eyebrow dormers 

(with cills at eaves level) Walls of Flemish bond with blue headers. 

(Aston Cottage now painted), cambered ground floor openings. 

Casements. Plain doorways, with ½-glazed doors. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139700 Mid C19. Long narrow block with a pantile roof. North and east 

(gable) walls of brickwork: front (south) mostly boarded, with 6 

doorways. Included for group value. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139698 Granary. Early C19. Timber-frame on 9 staddles, with boarded 

walls and pantile roof. 

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Fellmongers Barn 


Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PQ 

Stone Cross outside The Rectory 

Middleton 

Longparish 

Stocks Next To Churchyard At St 

Nicholas Church 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6PB 

Granary 30yds W Of Gavelacre 

Cottage 


Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7AL 

Harewood Halt 


South Harewood 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7AH 

LB2 21/03/1984 139694 Cottage. Late C18, with late C20 extension. Narrow timber-framed 

block with later addition, forming an L-shape. ½-hipped thatch roof. 

The frame is exposed and filled with painted brickwork. Casements. 

Entrance in the later part. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139689 1867. Slender octagonal and tapered stone shaft supporting a 

`Saxon' cross-within-a-circle. Square base inscribed VIA CRUCIS 

VIA LUCIS. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139688 Wooden stocks. Early C19. Two round headed posts with slots, 

which accommodate 2 horizontal boards, with 4 holes spaced along 

the joint. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139708 Granary. Early C19. Timber-frame on 4 x 3 staddles, with boarded 

walls and a tile roof. 

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LB2 21/03/1984 139709 Now 2 dwellings, but formerly the railway station, comprising a 

stationmaster's house, and the station building. 1884. Brick walls, 

and hipped tile roof. The L-shaped house, with a tall porch within the 

angle, is of 2 storeys, 1.1 windows. The walls have stepped brick 

eaves, cambered rubbed arches, a moulded 1st floor band, and 

decorative aprons beneath the moulded stone cills. Coupled 

sashes, with unusual glazing bars: one rectangular bay with a tile 

roof. The doorway, beneath a relieving arch has a hood on brackets 

and ½-glazed door. The station block is symmetrical, of 1 storey, 4 

windows (with an inserted central attic window), and there is a setback 

unit at the north end. Similar details to those of the house, with 

a wide doorway, with a hood on brackets, and ½-glazed double 

doors. A virtually unaltered structure. 

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15yds SW Church Farm House 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NY 

Granary 60yds NW Of Middleton 

House 

The Middleway 

Longparish 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NX 

Inglenook Cottage 

Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NU 


Forton Lane 

Forton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6NU 

LB2 21/03/1984 139683 Stable block and cartshed. Early C19. Brick and boarded walls, 

thatched roof. Hipped roof, with lower ridge above the cartshed. The 

cartshed has a timber frame of 3 bays, with Queen post truss, open 

to the north, boarded to the east and with a brick wall to the rear. 2 

ventilation openings and 5 doorways to the stable. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139681 Granary. Early C19. Small timber-frame on 3 x 2 staddles, with a 

½-hipped tile roof, and walls of wavy elm boards. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139646 House. C17. timber-framed building, with a thatched roof. 1 storey 

and attic, 2 above 3 windows. Roof has catslide to the rear, 2 

eyebrows, the hipped south-east side falling to a low eaves above a 

slightly-later outshot. Exposed frame, with painted brick infill, 

cement plinth. Casements. Plain doorway and boarded door. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139653 House. C17 cottage, with large extension of 1982. 1 storey and 

attic. Timber-frame, with painted brick infill, exposed on the roadside 

gable, otherwise rendered walls. ½-hipped roof, thatch over the 

original with tile over the new part. Casements. Entrance in the 

latest part. 

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Longstock 

1 Church Cottages 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DY 

17 Longstock Road 

Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EB 

11A Longstock Road 

Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EB 

LB2 27/11/1984 140227 Pair of cottages and attached barn. C17 and C18 addition and barn. 

Timber-frame with colourwashed brick infill and rendered cob 

additions on flint and brick plinth, thatched roof and old plain tile roof 

to barn. 1½ storey, 2 bay timber-frame with 2 bays added to left and 

2 bay barn added to right C18. Planked door in left bay and at right 

end of C17 part, and double doors in right bay. Irregular 2-light 

casement in all bays except right. 2-light casement in eyebrow 

dormer to right frame bay and right cob bay. Thatched roof half 

hipped to left with ridge piece and stacks at either end of framed 

part. Barn half-hipped to right with lower ridge. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140223 Cottage. C17. Timber-frame with colourwashed plaster and brick 

infill, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay with outshot bay to right and 

outshot store to right, on high plinth. 1930s door in left bay and 3light 

casement in other, over each 2-light leaded lattice pane 

casement in eyebrow dormers. Weatherboarded outshot store to 

right. Hipped roof with ridge piece, downswept to right with stack at 

right end of ridge. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140206 Row of cottages. C17 building extended and divided C18. Timberframe 

with brick infill, rebuilding and addition thatched roof. 5 bay, 

1½ storey with C17 timber in left of centre bay, centre bay mainly 

rebuilt in brick, 2 bay C18 cottage projecting forward at right end and 

outshot bay to left. Planked doors with 2-light casement beside in 

left and centre bays, with 3-light casement in bay between. Above 

centre and bay to left 2-light casement in eyebrow dormers. 

Projecting right cottage has central plank door in solid frame with 

C18 2-light leaded iron casement to left and C19 2-light casement to 

right, all openings with segmental heads. Above 2 C18 2-light 

leaded casements in eyebrow dormers. Roof swept down to left with 

wide eaves, ridge piece and kink where ridge line changes for right 

cottage. Stack at left end of ridge and right end. Weatherboarded 

outshot store to right end. 

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Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EB 

1 Windover Cottages 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DJ 

The Cossack 

Houghton Road 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LE 















LB2 29/05/1957 140242 House now pair of cottages. C17 altered C20. Timber-frame with 

brick infill, pebble dashed on ground floors, end walls brick, old plain 

tile roof. 2 storey 4 bay with central smoke bay and left bay 

shortened C20. C20 top-glazed door in inner bay of each cottage. 

C20 2-light casement to right bays and single casement in inner left 

bay. Central stack and stack at right end. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140203 Cottage. C17 encased C18. Timber-frame encased in reused 

dressed stone and flint and colourwashed brick, weatherboarded 

outshot, old plain tile roof. End onto road, 2 storey, 3 bay building 

with outshot to far end. Road end has plinth and reused stone to 

ground floor with C18 16-pane sash. Side has door at road end of 

centre bay, each side 3-light casement. In far bay door and 2-light 

casement. On 1st floor 3-light casements except for 2-light 

casement in far bay. Roof hipped with stack at far end of centre bay 

and on road end hip. 

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1 The Grange 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DP 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DR 

War Memorial 


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LB2 27/11/1984 140216 House now divided. Late C18, extended late C19. Brick, once 

colourwashed, plain tile roof. 2 storey originally L-shaped building of 

3-bay wings, one along road with other wing behind to left now linked 

to 2 storey, 2 bay cottage to left of it well set back and at front single 

storey bay added to left and C19 cross-wing added to right end of 

front. Road elevation n2 storey, 3 bay with single storey bay to left 

and to right C19 half bay then wide projecting cross-wing. In centre 

of original part early C19 4-panel door and semicircular fanlight in 

wide gabled brick porch with moulded bargeboards. Above 2-light 

and each side on both floors Gothic type 3-light casements, those on 

ground floor with cambered heads. Similar 2-light casement in left 

addition, which has pier at end and low parapet. To right small 

sashes in half bay and 3-light casement on 1st floor of wing. Roof 

hipped to left with stack at right end of original building. It was centre 

C1800 of Longstock Fishing Club, earliest club on Test. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140212 House now pair of cottages. C17 encased C18 repaired C20. 

Timber-frame encased in brick, with blue headers, old plain tile roof. 

1½ storey, 3 bay and passage/chimney bay, outshot to rear. C20 

planked door in narrow bay to right of centre. In end bays 3-light 

lattice paned casements, in centre bay 3-light casement and to left 2 

single casements under wider arches, all windows having segmental 

heads. In centre 3-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof half- 

hipped with stack above door and external stacks at each end. 

LB2 15/04/2010 505627 War memorial of ashlar stone blocks erected in 1919 which was 

designed by the architect Thomas D Atkinson (1864-1948) of 

Cambridge and Winchester. 

DESCRIPTION: The war memorial consists of a two-step square 

calvary on which is a square socket stone, all built of ashlar blocks. 

Above this is a four-sided tapered stone column surmounted by a 

Patee cross encircled with a wreath of leaved and flowers. 

On the front, eastern side of the socket is a dedication to the men of 

the parish who served and fell in the Great War in seriphed capitals 

which reads: ‘IN REMEMBRANCE / OF THE MEN OF / 

LONGSTOCK / WHO SERVED THEIR / COUNTRY AS SAILORS / 

& SOLDIERS IN THE / WAR OF 1914-1919’. Under this on the top 

step of the calvary is the dedication, ‘NOBLY THEY DID THEIR 

DUTY’. Below this on the bottom step of the calvary are the names 

of those who fell in the 1939-1945 war. 

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Hazeldown Farm 

Longstock Park 

Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EG 

Peat Spade Inn 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DR 

On the rear of the socket stone is a dedication: ‘THESE REST IN / 

PEACE’. On the other two sides of the socket stone are the names 

of the men who fell in the First World War. 

HISTORY: The memorial which was designed by the architect 

Thomas D Atkinson of Cambridge and Winchester (1864-1948) was 

built in 1919 by the firm of Blackwell’s. The firm of Blackwell and 

Moody cleaned and re-cut the names in 2008. It commemorates 

those fallen in both World Wars. 

REASONS FOR DESIGNATION: The War Memorial at Longstock is 

designed at Grade II for the following principal reasons: 

• A simple yet elegant architect-designed memorial of good 

quality craftsmanship, materials and design; 

• The fallen of both the Great War and the Second World War 

are included, and it is an eloquent witness to the impact of tragic 

world events on this community; 

• It occupies a visually distinctive position in the village, it is 

within the conservation area and is near to a number of listed 

buildings. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140245 Farmhouse. Late C18. Rendered brick, concrete plain tile roof. 2 

storey, 3 bay. Central 6-flush panel door top-lit in doorcase with 

pilasters on supporting double brackets to flat hood, above small 16pane 

sash. 4 wide 20-pane sashes, smaller on 1st floor. Wide flat 

eaves to low pitched hipped roof with stacks at top of hips. 

LB2 15/02/1993 423815 Public House. C1880. Red brick with grey and red brick striped 

continuous 1st floor band; flint diaper and cruciform enrichment. 

Tiled gabled roofs with overhanging eaves and projecting rafters, 

bargeboards, cresting, tall brick chimney stacks and dormer on right 

hand return. 2 storeys, attic and cellar. Asymmetrical design of 3 

bays; outer bays project. Gabled entrance porch and bargeboards 

project from angle of central and right hand bay; pointed arch 

entrance. 3-light flat-arched casements retain original cast iron 

latticed glazing. Right hand return has similar glazing. Interior 

believed to retain original features. 

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2 Windover Cottages 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DJ 

Windover Farm 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DJ 

Braehead House 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DJ 

Longstock Mill 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DL 

LB2 29/05/1957 140242 House now pair of cottages. C17 altered C20. Timber-frame with 

brick infill, pebble dashed on ground floors, end walls brick, old plain 

tile roof. 2 storey 4 bay with central smoke bay and left bay 

shortened C20. C20 top-glazed door in inner bay of each cottage. 

C20 2-light casement to right bays and single casement in inner left 

bay. Central stack and stack at right end. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140241 Farmhouse. C18 altered C19. Rendered brick, old plain tile roof, 

except slate to rear. 2 storey, 3 x 3 bay with wing to rear at right. 

Central 6-panel door half-glazed under crude hood. 5 C19 4-pane 

sashes. Hipped roof of E-plan with roof running from front to back at 

left end and 3 roofs running from left to right with 2 ridge stacks to 

centre roof. 10m behind it brick stable block dated 1852 in blue 

headers, built into slope it forms attractive groupings. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140240 House. C18 altered mid C19. Brick, slate roof. 3 bay, 3 storey with 

top storey added C19 and C18 single storey range along left end. 

Central 6-panel door under C19 stone Doric porch topped by 

balustraded balcony. Each side C19 canted hip-roofed bay window. 

Above 6 12-pane sashes in rubbed brick arches. Wide flat eaves 

with paired modillioned cornice. Hipped roof with external end 

symmetrical chimneys to both piles going through eaves to 

projecting stacks. To left low range has bipartite sash, parapet wall 

ramped up to house. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140238 Mill. Mid C18 and 1893 in brickwork. Brick with decorative blue 

brick. 2 storey and attic 5 bay mill with mill streams under both end 

bays and to right 1893 roller mill of 3 bays and originally 4 storeys, 

now 2. Older mill has 2 storey central openings with one planked 

door above another. C20 2-light windows in original openings in 

other bays, all openings with segmented heads with course of blue 

headers, expect bottom left opening is filled with blue headers. 

Dentilled eaves and large weatherboarded gable above centre 3 

bays, originally for hoist, now with window. Sloping buttresses to 

left end and C20 tie plates along attic floor level. To right 2 storey, 3 

bay C19 building with garage door to left and large segmental head 

iron windows. Inside old mill breast shot wheel removed, much of 

rest intact. Behind C19 mill Armfield turbine. 

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Longstock Mill 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DL 

Kingfisher Lodge 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DW 

Test Lodge 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DP 

LB2 27/11/1984 140236 House. Mid C18, altered to rear C20. Brick old plain tile roof. 2 

storey and attic 3 bay single pile building with low 2 storey, 4 bay 

wing to rear on right and shorter wing to left. Central 6-flush panel 

half-glazed door with 4-light half circle fanlight in panelled reveal with 

pilaster each side supporting moulded console brackets to open 

segmental pediment. 5 12-pane sashes with rubbed brick arches. 

Dentilled cornice to hipped roof with 3 C20 2-light flat roofed 

dormers. Stacks to end bays to rear slope of roof. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140235 Cottage. C18 possibly earlier. Brick, thatched roof. Built on ground 

sloping steeply from left to right. Irregular 5 bay, 1½ storey cottage 

with end bays added, left bay garage C20 door in open hipped porch 

and inner end of right bay. 2 2-light casements in each bay except 

right centre bay has one, with those of each bay on different level. 

2-light casements in eyebrow dormer in each of centre 3 bays roof 

half hipped with stack at left end of original building and to right of 

centre bay. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140233 Fishing lodge. Early C19. Rendered brick thatched roof. Large 

cottage orne of 2 storeys and 4 bays with wing to rear at right and 

set back porch at left with rounded bay in front. Front has 8 

replacement 2-light casements in original openings with shutters. 

Wide flat rendered eaves to hipped roof; wide large central stack. To 

left end flat roofed parapeted bay with half-glazed bowed doors with 

shutters mounted on wall each side, appears original. Behind C20 

bay porch with thatched roof. 

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Test View Cottage 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DP 

The Cowshed 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DP 

The Old Vicarage And The 

Vicarage 

Church Road 

Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DU 


Church Road 

Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DU 

LB2 27/11/1984 140234 Cottage C18 and C20. Colourwashed brick, thatched roof. 1½ 

storey, 3 bay with wing to rear and C20 lean-to to left. A 1, 2 and 3light 

camber headed casement with shutter and above to right 2-light 

casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof hipped with ridge piece. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140232 Barn. C18 repaired C20. Cob on flint plinth repaired in mass 

concrete, corrugated iron roof. End on to road, 4 bay barn with cob 

shed with corrugated iron flat roof at far end. Open on side away 

from house except for corrugated iron wall to road end bay. Roof 

hipped at road end. Inside queen post roof with posts on piers at 

either end of open part. Included for group value. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140231 Vicarage now private residence. Early C19. Colourwashed brick 

and slate roof. 2 storey, 2 x 2 bay building with lower service range 

to rear and to right. Front has central 6-panel top-lit door in timber 

Doric doorcase with tall entablature and small flat hood. Each side 

large 16-pane sashes under rubbed brick arches. 1st floor string 

course. 3 1st floor 16-pane sashes under rubbed brick arches. 

Wide flat eaves with paired modillioned brackets. Roof hipped with 

stack on right hip. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140230 Lychgate and walls. 1880 walls, 1907 gate. Walls flint with brick 

bands and dressings, reused very old stone coping, and timber 

lychgate on dressed stone plinth, old plain tile roof. Wall 1.5-2m in 

height with brick dressings at 2-3m intervals and stone coping 

possibly from old church. Lychgate square plan with wide gates on 

end, 3 carved trefoiled open panels above lower panels with carving. 

Gabled roof with wide eaves and iron crosses at each end and 

carvings in gables. Inside longitudinally set benches with carved 

ends and inscription around wallplate. 

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Church Road 

Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DU 

2 Church Cottages 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DY 

LB2 27/11/1984 140228 Parish church. 1876-80 by W White. Flint with tile bands and stone 

dressings, old plain tile roof, shingled spire. Plan of chancel and NW 

vestry on end of N aisle to nave, with tower in NW corner. Plinth 

with stone offset and 2 thin tile bands at approx. Top and bottom of 

windows all round church. E end of chancel has tall 3-light trefoiled 

window with similar in E end of vestry, and stepped buttresses either 

side. S wall has 2 lancets, E one trefoiled and pointed door between 

with trefoiled light over. Nave has to S stepped buttresses at E & W 

of trefoiled 2-light with trefoil in head window. In centre 3-light 

trefoiled window and to W gabled timber porch on stone and flint 

walls, with round arch containing carved gates and crown post over, 

with trefoiled lancet to W side. 3-light trefoiled with quatrefoil in head 

W window. N wall has trefoiled lancet in vestry, in aisle 2 trefoiled 2light, 

with quatrefoil in head, windows either side of chimney with 

buttress supporting it and offset in above eaves level. Pointed 2 

order door to W. NW tower has 2 lancets on bottom stage to W. In 

middle stage quatrefoil to N and lancet to W. 2 bell openings on 

each face of top stage with large shingled louvres and squat broach 

spire with vane. In NE corner tall N buttress. Inside all original. 

Impressive chancel has reredos and panelled sanctuary with C17 

altar rails with turned balusters, moulded hand and base rails, 

stained glass by Mayer of Munich. C15 encaustic tiles reset behind 

altar. Roof with horizontally set angels on corbels to arched braces. 

In vestry pieces of C15 stonework and C13 window and piscina. 

Pointed chancel arch with lily and rose capitals. Timber screen. In 

NE of N aisle medieval coffin lid in floor. Arcade of 3 bays with 

pointed arches on round columns. 2 corona-lucis survive. Arched 

brace roof with ties to inner trusses and angles on corbels to others. 

Font by S door restored C15 of octagonal bowl on octagonal shaft on 

octagonal 

LB2 27/11/1984 140227 Pair of cottages and attached barn. C17 and C18 addition and barn. 

Timber-frame with colourwashed brick infill and rendered cob 

additions on flint and brick plinth, thatched roof and old plain tile roof 

to barn. 1½ storey, 2 bay timber-frame with 2 bays added to left and 

2 bay barn added to right C18. Planked door in left bay and at right 

end of C17 part, and double doors in right bay. Irregular 2-light 

casement in all bays except right. 2-light casement in eyebrow 

dormer to right frame bay and right cob bay. Thatched roof half 

hipped to left with ridge piece and stacks at either end of framed 

part. Barn half-hipped to right with lower ridge. 

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Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

Old Thatch 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DR 

Sindle Cottage 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DR 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EB 

St Davids Cottage 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EA 

St Catherines Cottage 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EB 

LB2 21/07/1988 140406 Telephone Kiosk. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott. 

Installed 8/10/1937. Made by various contractors. Cast iron. Square 

kiosk with domed roof. Unperforated George VI crowns to top panels 

and margin glazing to windows and door. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140225 Cottage. C16 and C18 addition. Timber-frame with plaster and brick 

infill, mostly rendered, thatched roof. 2 storey, 2 bay with outshot 

bay to right, on high fling plinth. 3-light casements with similar 

smaller casements on 1st floor and in outshot bay single light with 

high in left corner 2-light casement. Roof half-hipped to left and 

swept down to right with stack at end of right bay and stack at front 

of roof in left corner. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140224 Cottage. C17 and C18, restored 1983. Timber-frame with brick infill, 

and flint with brick dressings, brick extension, thatched roof. 1½ 

storey C17 building with C18 bay to right and behind it C20 lower 

wing. 2-light casements in C17 bays and single casement in right 

bay. 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer to right and central bay. 

Roof half-hipped to left and hipped to right with stack at right end of 

ridge. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140222 House now pair of cottages. C17 encased C18 altered C20. 

Timber-frame encased in brick with flint outshot, thatched roof. 1½ 

storey, 3 bay and chimney bay and left outshot. Sloping brick 

buttress to each end and C20 doors in left bay and between right 

bays. C19 2-light casement in each bay. Above left and right bays 

2-light leaded casements in eyebrow dormers. Roof swept down to 

left, half-hipped to right, with ridge piece. Large stack above 

chimney bay and projecting stack at right end. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140221 Cottage. Late C17 with mid C20 addition. Flint with brick dressings, 

timber scantling and brick in gables, thatched roof. End on to road, 

1½ storey, 2 bay with 2 bay C20 addition at far end. Central plank 

door in C20 weatherboarded gabled porch. To road end large 2-light 

casement to other bay French windows. On 1st floor 2 C17 3-light 

casements in eyebrow dormers. Roof half-hipped with central stack. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140220 Cottage. C17 encased C18. Timber-frame core, colour washed 

brick and flint, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay with outshots each 

end. 2 2-light casements with 3 or 2-light casement in eyebrow 

dormer above and single casements in outshots. Roof hipped and 

swept down each end. Stack on left end of ridge. 

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Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EB 


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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EB 



Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DZ 

2 The Grange 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DP 

LB2 27/11/1984 140219 Cottage. C18. Rendered cob but for front wall of rustic flint nodules, 

thatched roof. 2 storey, 2 bay end onto road. Central planked door 

under gabled hood. 4 C20 2-light casements in original openings. 

Roof hipped with stack on far hip. Included for group value. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140218 Cottage. C17 and C18. Timber-frame and rendered cob on flint 

plinth, thatched roof. Small, single storey and attic, 2 bay and 

outshot. Planked door to left of centre, blank left bay, 2-light 

casement in centre and right outshot, and 2-lilght eyebrow dormer in 

centre. Roof hipped and swept down to right. Stack at right end of 

ridge. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140217 Cottage. C18 of 2 builds, C20. Flint brick dressings and brick, 

thatched roof. End on to road, 1½ storey, originally 2 bay but wider 

road end bay added and far end bay rebuilt C20. C20 

weatherboarded gabled porch in centre with 2-light casement beside 

and 3-light casement above. Road end bay has C18 leaded 2-light 

casement and 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer. This bay 

projects slightly forward. Far bay has 2-light casement. Roof half- 

hipped with stack to road end of centre. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140216 House now divided. Late C18, extended late C19. Brick, once 

colourwashed, plain tile roof. 2 storey originally L-shaped building of 

3-bay wings, one along road with other wing behind to left now linked 

to 2 storey, 2 bay cottage to left of it well set back and at front single 

storey bay added to left and C19 cross-wing added to right end of 

front. Road elevation n2 storey, 3 bay with single storey bay to left 

and to right C19 half bay then wide projecting cross-wing. In centre 

of original part early C19 4-panel door and semicircular fanlight in 

wide gabled brick porch with moulded bargeboards. Above 2-light 

and each side on both floors Gothic type 3-light casements, those on 

ground floor with cambered heads. Similar 2-light casement in left 

addition, which has pier at end and low parapet. To right small 

sashes in half bay and 3-light casement on 1st floor of wing. Roof 

hipped to left with stack at right end of original building. It was centre 

C1800 of Longstock Fishing Club, earliest club on Test. 

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Poplar Farm House 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DP 



Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DP 

Ivy Cottage 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DP 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DR 

Church Farm 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DR 

LB2 27/11/1984 140215 Farmhouse now house. C16. Timber-frame with colour washed 

brick, flint and plaster infill, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay with C18 

outshot to right. Planked door at inner end of right bay in gabled 

tiled timber porch. In centre bay C18 3-light leaded casement and 

small 2-light fireplace light at left. In all bays C19 2-light casements. 

Above centre and right bays eyebrow dormer, with in centre 2-light 

casement and to right C18 3-light leaded casement. Roof hipped 

and to right with stack above inner end of left bay and at right end of 

ridge. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140214 Small house. Late C18. Brick rendered with incised masonry lines, 

brick plinth, slate roof. End onto road 2 storey, 3 by 2 bay. Road 

end has to left shop front of 6-flush panel door with 6 pane window 

under timber lintel beside and 3-light casement above. Garden front 

has central 4-panel half-glazed door in panelled reveal with small 

C19 sash above and 4 16-pane sashes. Wide flat eaves to low pitch 

hipped roof with stacks at top of hips. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140213 Small house. Mid C18 and C20. Brick with blue headers for details, 

old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay symmetrical with low additions to 

rear at right and 1½ storey bay added to left. Central C20 flat roofed 

brick porch containing C18 6-flush-panel top-lit door. Each side C20 

replacement 3-light casements under segmental gauged brick 

arches. 1st floor string course with blue header course. Central 

recessed blue header panel and each side C19 wide 6-pane sash 

with timber lintel breaking dentilled cornice. End stacks. 3-light 

casement in left addition with tall slate roof. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140212 House now pair of cottages. C17 encased C18 repaired C20. 

Timber-frame encased in brick, with blue headers, old plain tile roof. 

1½ storey, 3 bay and passage/chimney bay, outshot to rear. C20 

planked door in narrow bay to right of centre. In end bays 3-light 

lattice paned casements, in centre bay 3-light casement and to left 2 

single casements under wider arches, all windows having segmental 

heads. In centre 3-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof half- 

hipped with stack above door and external stacks at each end. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140211 Farmhouse, C16 altered C18. Timber-frame with brick infill and 

addition, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay with smoke/passage bay 

and right bay rebuilt C18. Planked door in solid frame in narrow bay 

in centre of frame, each side 3-light casement with smaller 3-light 

casement in eyebrow dormer above, in right bay 2-light casements 

one above the other. Roof half-hipped to right and hipped to left with 

ridge piece. Large stack above narrow bay and at right end. 

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Old Post Office 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DR 

Barn 10m N Of Charity Farm 

House 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EE 

Flat 1, 2, 3, 4, Lower Flat And 

Charity Farm House 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EE 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EB 

LB2 27/11/1984 140210 Cottage, once pair and post office. C17 core rebuilt C18 of 2 

periods. Timber-frame encased in brick, thatched roof. C17 core 

rebuilt at 1½ storeys, 3 bay with taller large left bay. Planked door in 

left bay with segmental head and in centre with buttress to left of it. 

3-light segmental casement in left bay and 2 or 3-light casement in 

other bay. Large 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer and C18 3light 

casement in left bay. Roof hipped with ridge piece and stack to 

left of centre with ridge and eaves higher to left. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140208 Barn C17/18. Timber-frame weatherboarded and partly rebuilt in 

concrete block, brick plinth, thatched roof. End onto road 3 bay and 

hip bay aisled barn with centre bay open one side, and C19 2-light 

casement in road end bay and high set door at other end. Roof 

hipped and swept down at road end. Inside queen post roof with 

posts on baseplates now on brick piers, with ties to top of wall and 

curved braces to ties and straight braces to aisleplates. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140207 Farmhouse. C17, refenestrated C19. Possibly timber-frame core, 

early chequer brickwork, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 5 bay including 

chimney bay and passage bay, wings to rear of right and centre bays 

that to centre C17, that to right C18. C18 6-panel half-glazed door in 

solid frame and flat hood on 2 posts. End bays have 2-light 

casement, centre bay has 3-light, all with stucco hood moulds. 1st 

floor string course. On 1st floor except to chimney bay 2-light 

casements. Large stack above chimney bay. 















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Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EB 

Drovers House 

Houghton Road 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LE 

Papillon 

Houghton Road 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6LE 

Barn Cottage 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DR 

LB2 27/11/1984 140205 Cottage. C17 altered C18. Timber-frame with brick infill and 

additions, some flint rebuilding, thatched roof. Single storey and attic 

2 bay and right outshot. Planked door in outshot with C20 window. 

Irregular 2-light casements in bays with left end rebuilt in flint. 2-light 

casement in eyebrow dormer above. Hipped roof with ridge piece, 

swept down to right with stack on right end of ridge and projecting 

stack on left end. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140204 House. Formerly public house. C17 encased C18. Timber-frame 

core encased in brick with bands and squares of flint, thatched roof. 

3 bay, 1½ storey. Planked door to right of centre, C18 3-light leaded 

casement in centre C19 2-light casement in left bay. Over centre 

C18 3-light leaded casement in eyebrow dormer, C19 2-light 

casement in eyebrow dormer to left bay and 2 2-light casements in 

eyebrow dormers in right bay. Roof half-hipped and joined to later 

cottage to right with stack immediately right of door and at left end of 

ridge. Restored inscription on front wall reads "DROVERS HOUSE" 

and in Welsh `GWAIR-TYMHERUS-PORFA-FLASUS-CWRW-DA-A- 

GWAL-CYCURUS' a survivor from the days of Welsh drovers. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140203 Cottage. C17 encased C18. Timber-frame encased in reused 

dressed stone and flint and colourwashed brick, weatherboarded 

outshot, old plain tile roof. End onto road, 2 storey, 3 bay building 

with outshot to far end. Road end has plinth and reused stone to 

ground floor with C18 16-pane sash. Side has door at road end of 

centre bay, each side 3-light casement. In far bay door and 2-light 

casement. On 1st floor 3-light casements except for 2-light 

casement in far bay. Roof hipped with stack at far end of centre bay 

and on road end hip. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140226 Cottage. C16 restored and extended C1980. Timber-frame with 

brick infill, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay with added bay to rear at 

right. Planked door in left bay and 2 or 3-light casement with 2-light 

casement in eyebrow dormer above, in other bays. Roof hipped to 

left and half-hipped to right with ridge piece and stack at left end of 

ridge. 

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Carbery House 

Salisbury Hill 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EZ 

Twisles 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DL 

Group Of Five Tomb Chests At St 

Marys Church 

Church Road 

Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DU 

Old Farmhouse 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EE 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EB 

LB2 29/05/1957 140202 House. Early C19, altered mid C20. Rendered brick, slate roof. 2 

storey 3 x 3 bay main building facing A30, lower small 2 storey, 3 

bay wing to rear with C20 single storey half-octagon projection to its 

side facing Houghton Lane. Front has central 6-panel door with 

glazed panels either side and half-oval fanlight. Each side tripartite 

sash with half-oval fanlight over. 3 9-pane sashes on 1st floor, roof 

hipped with stacks on hips. Left side has 3 2-light Gothic casements 

with 2 sashes above and similar casements in hip roofed projection 

with 2 smaller similar casements in 1st floor of rear wing. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140239 Cottage. C18. Rendered cob, thatched roof. 2 bay with C20 lean-to 

to rear, 1½ storey. Central early C20 door recessed in opening with 

shelf to side. To left 2-light, to right 3-light casement. Roof halfhipped 

with casements in gables and central stack. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140229 5 tombchests. Late C18/early C19 S of S porch of St Mary's Church. 

Inscribed stone slabs on brick walls. All to members of Cole family, 

almost all illegible, the only visible inscriptions are Roger Cole 1817, 

Thomas Cole, and Jane (nee Cole) wife of John Dowling. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140209 Farmhouse now cottage. Mid C18, possibly earlier core, C19 

addition. Brick with flint end wall, thatch and slate roofs. 1½ storey 

2 bay symmetrical with single storey bay added to right. Central 

planked door in solid frame, 2-light casement with planked shutter 

each side, all in segmental head opening. 2 2-light casements in 

eyebrow dormers. C19 bay has C20 3-light casement in segmental 

head. Roof has ridge piece, and end stacks, that to left external. 

C19 roof half-hipped. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140222 House now pair of cottages. C17 encased C18 altered C20. 

Timber-frame encased in brick with flint outshot, thatched roof. 1½ 

storey, 3 bay and chimney bay and left outshot. Sloping brick 

buttress to each end and C20 doors in left bay and between right 

bays. C19 2-light casement in each bay. Above left and right bays 

2-light leaded casements in eyebrow dormers. Roof swept down to 

left, half-hipped to right, with ridge piece. Large stack above 

chimney bay and projecting stack at right end. 

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LONGSTOCK

Melchet Park and Plaitford 

Shorts Farm And Adjacent 

Paddock 

Scallows Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DX 

Manor Farm 

Church Lane 

Plaitford 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SO51 6EG 

Granary 10m SW Of Manor Farm 

Church Lane 

Plaitford 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SO51 6EG 

LB2 17/11/1986 141266 Farmhouse. C16, altered and extended C18 and C20. Timberframe 

core, probably encased with brick, brick or cob additions, all 

pebbledashed, thatch roof. 3 bay and smoke or passage bay 

building with hip-bays added to each end and C20 lean-to to one 

end, 1½ storey. Front has to R of centre smoke/passage bay with 

planked door in slightly projecting wall, under thatch hood. L of 

centre bay has 3-light casement, 2-light casements in other bays. 

Over three 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof half-hipped. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141119 Farmhouse. Late C17, altered C19, extended C20. Brick, with old 

plain tile roof. 2 storey, 6 narrow C17 building, with to rear, central 

projecting stairwing and rest outshot, to L end 2 bay C20 addition 

with wing behind. Front has plinth and C19 gabled open porch of 

timber with brick side walls and gable. To L 2-light casement under 

segmental arch. In pairs of bays to R, 2 C19 3-light casements. 1st 

floor raised brick band. On 1st floor 4 C19 2-light casements, but 

door bay and centre R bay with bricked-up openings. External end 

stacks. C20 addition has bay window with French doors and 

casements over. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141120 Granary. C18. Timber-frame with vertical weatherboarding, on 

staddle stones, thatched roof. 3 small bay granary end on to road, on 

opposite side to house. On 12 staddle stones with central door and 

hipped roof with ridge piece. 

MELCHET PARK AND 

PLAITFORD 


PLAITFORD 


PLAITFORD


Church Lane 

Plaitford 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SO51 6EF 

Holly Cottage 

Flowers Lane 

Plaitford 

Salisbury 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6HH 

Sweet Briar Cottage 

Flowers Lane 

Melchet Park 

LB2S 17/11/1986 141121 Parish church. C13 chancel and nave under one roof and S vestry, 

possibly chapel, restored 1856 adding N porch. Coursed flint, some 

decorative brick courses, dark ironstone and C19 Bath limestone 

dressings, old plain tile roof. Plan of chancel and nave under same 

roof with S chapel/vestry E of centre, much altered, and C19 central 

N porch; W bellcote with spire. E end has C19 triple stepped lancet 

window and plinth with C17 brick offset. N side has to chancel single 

pointed lancet, to W of nave double lancet. In centre open gabled 

porch of carved timber with arcaded sides, inside C13 chamfered 

pointed doorway with C19 door. On W pointed lancet. On S side 

beside S vestry, in chancel C19 pointed lancet. Vestry has similar 

on E side, and tiny C13 pointed lancet to S, with hipped roof. Nave 

has to W side of vestry double pointed lancet, in centre blocked C13 

pointed doorway and at W C19 pointed lancet. W end has 2 C19 

single lancets and triangular six-foiled window in gable. Over small 

bellcote with louvred opening on each face and boached spire. 

Inside in chancel C19 rear arches. On S wall C13 trefoiled piscina 

and chamfered roundheaded niche containing 28 mediaeval 

decorated tiles. At SE of nave, pointed door to vestry. 2 steps in 

chancel, upper having trefoiled arcaded altar rails. Nave has C19 

rear arches. To W of doorways, C19 gallery of painted blind arcaded 

timber front and floor supported on slender cast iron columns. Under 

gallery recarved C13 font of octagonal bowl with spurs to form 

square lower part on large cylindrical stem with 4 marble corner 

columns. Roof replaced C19 with arched brace trusses and 

crennelated wallplate and rafters exposed in chancel. All furnishings 

C19. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141122 Cottage. C18 extended, possibly earlier. Brick, thatched roof. 1½ 

storey, 2 bay C19 cottage with early C19 bay added to R and late 

C19 bay added to L. Front has central planked door inside C19 

glazed, gabled, timber and tile porch. In each bay 2-light segmental 

head casement, over 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof has 

ridge piece and lower ridge to added bays, end half-hipped. Stacks 

at R end of C18 part and at R end. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141123 Cottage. C16 altered C18. Timber-frame with painted brick infill, 

thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay. Ledged plank door, inside open 

gabled timber and tile porch, to LH of centre bay. 3-light casement 

in centre and R bays, 2-light casement in L bay. Above centre and L 

bay 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof half-hipped with ridge 

piece and stack immediately L of door. 


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PLAITFORD

Granary 50m W Of Pinns Farm 

Foxes Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DS 

Bridgefoot Farm 

Sherfield English Lane 

Plaitford 

Salisbury 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6EF 

Peat Shed Meadow Cottage 


Plaitford 

Salisbury 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6EJ 



Plaitford 

Salisbury 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6EJ 

LB2 17/11/1986 141243 Granary. Early C19. Timber frame on nine staddles, with boarded 

walls, and half-hipped tile roof. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141130 Farmhouse. C18, possibly earlier. Brick, weatherboarded store, 

thatched roof. End onto road, 2 storey, 2 bay with outshot bay to far 

end and outshot store to road end, rear outshot. Front has between 

bays flat roofed C20 open porch, inside C18 planked door. Each side 

3-light casement under segmental head arch and 2-light similar in 

outshot. On 1st floor 3-light casement in each bay. Weatherboarded 

store has door. Stacks each end of 2 bays and roof swept-down 

each end and to rear. 

LB2 06/03/1989 141293 Peat shed, early C19. Timber framed with boarded walls. Thatched 

roof, flanked door and glazed frame window on front elevation 

(south) and high level planked access door at rear. Inside the roof 

has mainly pole rafters and only one (later) collar. Present owner 

(1988) remembers when she was a child, the shed being filled with 

peat to the roof through the high level door. The peat was then 

removed from the front door. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141129 Farmhouse. C17 altered C19. Timber-frame with brick infill and 

rebuilding, thatched roof. 1 1/2 storey, 3 bay, timber-frame replaced 

on ground floor. Front has planked segmental head door to RH to L 

bay and C20 2-light leaded casement beside 3-light casement in 

other bays. Above each bay 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer. 

Roof half-hipped with ridge piece. Large ridge stack immediately R of 

door and on R hip 


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PLAITFORD

St Edwards School Melchet 

Court 

The Drive 

Sherfield English 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6ZR 

LB2S 17/11/1986 141124 Country house. 1863, fire damaged 1873, rebuilt 1875-9 all by H MELCHET PARK AND 

Clutton, remodelled 1912-4 by D Braddell, early interior work by A 

Stevens and L W Collmann. Brick arch with stone dressings, plain 

tile roofs. Clutton's work Jacobean, Braddells Edwardian version of 

same. Entrance front is symmetrical with end and central Dutch 

gables. In centre 2 storey projecting porch has early C20 stone 

Jacobean doorway with cartouche over, 4 stone steps below, 4-light 

mullioned window over rand low parapet. End bays have large 2storey 

bows, with 4-light mullion and transomed window. Bays 

between have 4-light mullioned window with similar 3-light window 

over 3-light mullioned windows in gables. Garden front is similar 

with rectangular 2-storey bow in centre, and canted bays at each 

end, with balustraded parapet. At ends and over centre in middle of 

building chimneys with triple moulded brick stacks. At one end, on 

garden front, service range remodelled early C20 with sunken 

garden in front, in enclosed area between gable of house and 

projecting wing on service range. That gable of house and service 

range are all that remains of 1863 house, in High Victorian Gothic, 

with round tower on junction with service range. On entrance side at 

other end C19 and C20 5 bay orangery with brick pilasters and 

cornice, stone arches. Under centre arch aedicule of rubbed brick 

and terracotta. Inside, behind porch is hall, still apparently with 

Steven's ceiling and grey marble fireplace doorcases and panelling 

early C20. To L is staircase, said to be Stevens, but more English 

Baroque, and Steven's ceiling over. Steven's ceilings Italian 

Renaissance, designs in V &A, coffered and painted. Along R end 

chapel with more Jacobean than Italian ceiling, possibly Steven's 

and moved from dining room which lies behind staircase. 

Remainder of interior late C19 and early C20, except study in service 

range, partly in tower with Jacobean plaster by Collmann. Country 

Life; 1930; p 176-83. N Pev 

PLAITFORD

Michelmersh and Timsbury 

Orchard Cottage 

Mesh Road 

Michelmersh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NR 

Barn Beside Corner Barns 

Mesh Road 

Michelmersh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NR 

Thatched Cottage 

Hill View Road 

Michelmersh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NN 

Church Corner House 

Haccups Lane 

Michelmersh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NS 

Michelmersh House 

Haccups Lane 

Michelmersh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NS 

LB2 29/05/1957 140947 Cottage. C17. Timber-frame, brick infill, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 2 

bay with outshot or hip-bay on ends. Front has plinth, and 4-panel 

door above steps at RH of L bay. To L 3-light casement and at L 

end weatherboarded outshot which projects forward. In R bay 2-light 

casement and pair of 3-light casements above and below frame 

member. Similar casement in R hip bay. Roof hipped and swept 

down to L, with ridge piece and stack above door. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140946 Barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick plinth, thatched 

roof. 3 bay barn with outshot bay at each end. Central double 

doors, stable doors in L outshot and door to store in R outshot. Roof 

hipped and swept-down. Inside queen-post roof with curved braces 

to tiebeams. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140943 Cottage. C17, encased and extended C18. Timber-frame with brick 

infill and brick header bond refronting, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 2 

bay cottage, with C18 hip bay each end. Front has plank door in 

solid segmental head frame at LH of L bay. 2-light segmental head 

casement in each bay. RH hip bay has plank door with light over. 

Above each bay 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof swept- 

down both ends with stacks at L end of ridge. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140942 House, once cottages. Early C18. Brick, old plain tile roof. End 

onto road 2 storey, 3 bay outshot to rear and wing to rear of far bay. 

Front has 2-panel door in solid frame under C20 flat 3 hood in 

centre. Each side 3-light segmental head casement, with similar 

over and 2-light in centre. All windows have rubbed brick arches. 

Hipped roof. Dated 1719 in blue headers on elevation facing road. 

Also datestone carved into single brick above front door, dated 1750 

with initials. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140941 Farmhouse now private house. Early C19 altered C19. Brick front 

rendered and painted, slate roof, 2 storey, 3 bay and stable block on 

R side. Front has central Doric porch, glazed in with double french 

doors. Each side rectangular bay windows with tripartite sashes. 3 

tripartite sashes over. Covered plaster eaves, hipped roof. Behind 

ridge 3 stacks. LH side has 3-light segmental head casements, and 

connected by short wall, 3 bay, 1½ storey stables with double doors 

and stable doors, and hipped roof. 

MICHELMERSH AND 

TIMSBURY 


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TIMSBURY 


TIMSBURY

Gemini 1 Old Michelmersh Farm 

Church Road 

Michelmersh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NS 


Church Road 

Michelmersh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NS 

LB2 11/04/1986 140940 Barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick plinth, slate roof. 

10 bay barn with projecting hipped midstray porches in 3rd bay in 

from each end, lean-to to front between porches and temporary C20 

lean-to's along rear. Double doors to porches and opposite. Stable 

doors and windows to lean-to of same construction. Roof halfhipped. 

Inside low-pitched queen-post roof with curved braces to 

tiebeams, straight windbraces and diagonal studding in walls. One 

end has cellar below as ground falls away. In a C18 farm group. 


LB2S 29/05/1957 140937 Parish church. C12 church but chancel lengthened mid C13 and N 

& S transeptual chapels added (S demolished, N vestry), later S 

aisle, C16 SW separate belfry and refenestration, 1847 restoration 

and S Porch. Flint with stone dressings, old plain tile roofs, timberframe 

and weatherboarded belfry and porch. Plan of long chancel 

(E part C13), with N vestry/chapel to W bay, nave C12 with C14 S 

aisle having to W C16 2-stage belfry, and in centre C19 porch. E 

end of chancel has C13 stepped triple lancets window and C13 

sanctus bell opening in gable. To S at E C13 squareheaded 2-light 

trefoiled window with net tracery. In centre C13 double lancet 

window, and at W C13 double lancet window. Below, to E, early 

C19 monument to Margaret Barbar. In front of rest parallel roofed N 

transept, to ends triple lancet window with trefoils, to N side 3centred 

doorway and triple lancet. Nave has to N3 huge early C16 

squareheaded 3-light cinquefoiled windows, that to W restored, tall 

stepped buttresses between and at W. S aisle as to E half C19 foiled 

and ogee-headed lancets. In centre C19 gabled timber porch with 

carved bargeboards. Beside on W, C19 ogee-headed lancet and 

buttress at W end under tiled coping extending from roof. Squareplan 

2-stage belfry with 2-light bell-openings on each face and 

hipped roof with weathervane. AT W end of nave has C16 

chamfered roundheaded doorway, 2-light window in square-head 

and on each corner tall stepped buttresses. Inside chancel, E 

window has splayed pointed arch as does N window and central 5 

windows. SE window has flat arch and pointed niche in W splay, 

and reset C13 stained glass heads. SW window has flat arch and 

pointed niche in W splay, and reset C13 stained glass heads. SW 

window below S transept arch. Transept arches chamfered 

roundheaded, to S arch remains of imposts and shafts, to N arch 

part of medieval coffin lid in E Tomb. In front of N arch on C20 base, 

C1320 stone effigy of Sir Geoffrey de Canterton. On chancel 


TIMSBURY 


TIMSBURY

Stable Block 20m SW 

Michelmersh Court 

Church Road 

Michelmersh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NS 

Elizabethan Cottage 

Chapel Lane 

Timsbury 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NW 

Warblers Cottage 

Chapel Lane 

Timsbury 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NW 

Barn Group 20m N Of Hunts 

Farm 

Rudd Lane 

Upper Timsbury 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NU 

LB2 11/04/1986 140935 Stable block, now garages. Late C18. Brick, old plain tile roof. 1½ 

storey, 6 bay. Side facing garden has recessed panel under arch in 

each bay. R 2 bays blank. Segmental head planked door or 2-light 

segmental head casement in other bays. Roof half-hipped with 

stack on L hip. Other side garages with dormers over. 

LB2 22/01/1985 140932 Cottage. C16 altered C18 and C20. Timber-frame with painted brick 

infill and additions, shingle roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay with C18 hip bay 

with lean-to to front of it and bay beside. Front has early C20 timberframe 

and brick gabled tile porch in RH bay with plank door and 

plank door in lean-to to L bay. 2 2-light leaded casements in lean-to. 

Single leaded casement each side of R door and in exposed part of 

L centre bay 3-light leaded casement in centre C17 bay. Over 3-light 

leaded casement in flat-roofed dormer and similar 2-light in R bay. 

Roof hipped to L and half-hipped to R with external end stack and 

ridge stack between centre and L C17 bays. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140931 Cottage. C17 extended C20. Timber-frame, brick repairs and 

extension, partly painted, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay cottage of 

poor framing, C20 1 storey bay added to end. Front has central 

gabled brick and tile porch with old plank door. Each side 2-light 

leaded casement, and over 2 or 3-klight casement in eyebrow 

dormer. End stacks. C20 bay on R end with 2-light casement and 

half-hipped roof. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140930 Group of barns. C17 and C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on 

brick plinth, corrugated iron roof and brick and slate lean-to's. Plan 

of 2 separate C17 barns later linked. One 5 bay barn with central 

midstray porch with hipped roof. In front each side lean-to's with 

central stable door and window, each side. To R end C18 added 2 

bays to barn. Continuous half-hipped roof. To L end lower 1½ 

storey 2 bay range with stable doors and mullioned windows, halfhipped 

roof. At L end 3 bay infill between 2 barns with slate roof and 

stable door in centre. Set at right angles, standing forward other 

C17 barn. On side central hipped midstray porch and to one side 

brick lean-to. Half-hipped roof. Inside C17 barns queen-post roof 

with braces to ties. Other parts have later rougher roof trusses. 


TIMSBURY 


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TIMSBURY

Store Hunts Farm 

Rudd Lane 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0HA 

Malthouse Inn 


Timsbury 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NG 

The Bear And Ragged Staff 

Romsey Road 

Stoneymarsh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0LB 

Granary 5m W Of Hunts Farm 

Rudd Lane 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NU 

LB2 29/05/1957 140928 Farmhouse. Late C17 extended C18 & C19. Brick, old English 

bond, old plain tile roof. 4 bay C17 building with 2 C18 bays added 

to R and C18 and C19 range to rear. Front 2 storey, 6 bay 6-panel 

C18 door in L of centre bay under flat-roofed Doric porch. In each of 

other bays C19 French windows under original segmental arches. 

On 1st floor to L, R 2 bays and in door bay 12-pane sash under 

timber lintel. Medieval combed ridge tiles. R of centre large ridge 

stack with 3 diamond shafts, and end stacks. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140927 Public house. Mid C18 altered to rear C20. Brick in header bond, 

old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay building outshot to rear. Central 

gabled timber and brick porch with half-glazed door. Each side 12pane 

sash under rubbed brick arch and shutters. 1st floor raised 

blue header band. On 1st floor 3 12-pane sashes. End stacks with 

C19 combed ridge tiles. Weatherboarded garage to L and C20 toilet 

block to R. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140926 Public house. Late C18 with early C19 range behind. Brick, old 

plain tile roof. 2 storey, 4 bay range with similar slate roof C19 range 

to rear, and single storey C20 lean-to's to each end. Front has in 

centre and between R bays planked door in segmental head 

opening. In L bays 4-light segmental head casements and in R bays 

3-light segmental head casement. On 1st floor 4 3-light casements. 

End stacks. At L end C20 lean-to with casement and flat-roofed 

lean-to at R end. Contemporary stable block beside. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140929 Granary. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, on staddle stones, 

slate roof. 3 bay on 20 staddle stones. Sliding door in one side near 

end door on end. Roof half-hipped. 


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Manor Farm 

Manor Farm Lane 

Michelmersh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NT 

LB2S 22/03/1979 140944 Farmhouse. C13 medieval range core, C1700 farmhouse range with MICHELMERSH AND 

C19 addition and refenestration, restored 1983-4. Old part flint, 

mainly painted, stone dressings, brick rebuilding, old plain tile roof, 

rest brick with blue headers and Flemish garden wall bond, old plain 

tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay C13 part, possible chapel or bailiff's 

lodgings on end of hall, of which wall survives on one side. On other 

C1700 2 storey, 3 bay range with 2 bays added to end, projecting 

beyond C13 part. Front has in centre C18 bay C20 gabled timber 

porch, inside top-lit wide C18 6-panel door. To L, C19 bays with 

planked door to R bay. In other bays C19 paired 4-pane sashes 

with similar on 1st floor and 4-pane sashes over doors. Roof halfhipped 

to R, and stack at L end. On rear C13 range has to centre 

bay tall C13 lancet and in C15 opening C20 timber cusped 3-light 

window, both with leaded lights. Over 12-pane sash. In L bay small 

rectangular lancet with C20 window, over tripartite sash. These bays 

rendered. R bay refaced in brick, in front wall of hall with pointed 

doorway, and built on this hall site, conservatory. To R end C13 

lancets either side of C14 squareheaded 3-light trefoiled and 

transomed window, C20 restoration except for head. Over in C15 

opening, C20 timber 4-light cusped window. On corner sloping 

buttress. Inside house in C13 range on ground floors most rear arch 

complete and on side against later range C13 lancet and near ends 

pointed doorway with old doors. On opposite side pointed door 

originally into hall. C18 part has behind door hall with some 

panelling and contemporary double dogleg staircase with moulded 

handrail, turned balusters, square newel, and dado panelling. In end 

room of c1800 panelling with roundheaded cupboard and carved 

fireplace. On other side of hall room with massive depressed arch 

brick fireplace. 

TIMSBURY


Church Road 

Michelmersh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NS 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140934 Rectory, now private house. Late C18 altered and extended C19 & MICHELMERSH AND 

C20. Brick with decorative blue headers, slate roof tiles. 2 storey 

and attic on cellar, originally 5 x 5 bay, altered entrance front, original 

garden side, garden front has early C19 octagonal bay, other side 

has C19 and C20 1 & 2 storey additions. Entrance front has C20 

double doors off-centre to R under altered wide pedimented Doric 

porch. Above C19 tall roundheaded 17-pane sash under blue 

header arch. In R of centre bay early C19 20 pane segmental head 

sash with 2 12-pane segmental head sashes over. R bay has in 

front C20 single storey addition in matching style. Between L bays 

projecting side stack capped at cornice. Painted brick modillioned 

cornice. Parapet with panel above each bay. Roof hipped with 

stacks at ends of ridge. To L garden side has 3 Portland stone steps 

up to C19 glazed door in heavy doorcase, under shell hood on 

moulded console brackets. 9 12-pane sashes under rubbed brick 

arches. 1st floor blue header band. Same cornice and parapet. 

Roof hipped with stacks behind on return ridges, that to left with 

blank arches. Low down 2 flat-roofed 6-pane dormers. Inside room 

on garden side have C1800 striped softwood panelling with 

contemporary carved timber or reeded painted stone fire surrounds. 

Staircase behind door C19. 

TIMSBURY

Brackenwood Cottage 

Rudd Lane 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NU 

LB2 04/12/1990 141069 House,now 2 dwellings C16, 2 phases, with C17 alterations; C18, MICHELMERSH AND 

C19 and C20 additions and alterations. Timber frame with wattle 

and daub infill, most infill replaced by brick and brick, rendered and 

painted; diamond pattern asbestos cement slates to roof; brick 

stacks. 3 framed bays, now with bafle-entry; left bay the earliest 

stand originally lower-roofed, the raising apparently of same period 

as right bays of which central narrower, bay was probably originally a 

smoke bay; right bay has 1st and attic floors inserted C17; stack 

inserted in smoke bay C17, with smoking chamber formed at front on 

1st floor probably C18; rear outshut C17, altered; bay added to left 

end early C20; bay added to right end and large 2-storey addition to 

rear right 1975. Elevation now of one storey with attic; 5 bays with 

added single-storey bay at left end. Central C18 door, now partglazed; 

late C20 door under pent canopy at right end. 3-light 

casement windows with horizontal glazing bars, the 4 attic windows 

in flat-roofed dormers. Central T-plan ridge stack, of 2 builds, and 

one near left end. Rear: some exposed timber framing at centre. 

Interior: rectangular-panelled framing with straight braces and 

jowelled wall posts; chamfered spine-beams, in right bay with lambs 

tongue stops and that on ground floor supported at right end by 

moulded bracket, in left bay with bar and lambs tongue stops; old 

joists, chamfered in left bay, and floorboards (in left bay with remains 

of leather draught-excluding strips); queen strut and queen post roof 

trusses with principal rafters and clasped purlins; pegged rafters, 

smoke-blackened in centre bay, and somewhat in right bay. Other 

features of interest include: large fireplace in original left bay which 

has timber bressumer, former bread oven, and flue up to smoking 

chamber; also in this bay, old board doors to entrance lobby and on 

1st floor to cupboard and smoking chamber which is lined in smokeblackened 

plaster (mostly collapsed) and has r 

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Kimbridge House 

Kimbridge Lane 

Kimbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0LE 

Barn Cottage 

Mesh Road 

Michelmersh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0LD 

LB2 11/04/1986 140924 Medium-sized country house. 1865 on tablet and 1905-6 in Arts & 

Crafts Style. Brick with tile-hung and false timber-framing and old 

plain tile roof. Plan of 2 storey and attic, 6 bays, with short wing on 

side at one end with gable opposite, building of 1865, then in 1905-6 

front altered by addition of 2 bay, 2 storey parallel range 

incorporating short wing and in front another wing. At other end 

double pile 2-gable wing. In between wings front outshot with door in 

centre, connected to end with double wing contemporary low service 

building of T-shaped plan. Front has to R of centre gabled timber 

porch on brick plinth open in front, under heavy carved top-glazed 

door. Each side 3-light casement with ogee-head. Over on outshot 

roof 2 3-light hip-roofed casement. In short parallel range to L 4-light 

transomed window. Projecting forward to L tile-hung gabled wing 

with on R side projecting oriel with gable over. On end at R 2-light 

casement with 3-light casement over. At R end double gabled wing 

with in L bay 3-light casement on each floor. On side at 1st floor 

level gabled oriel. All windows have leaded lights. Ridge stacks to 

bay each side of door and between end bays with stack between 

gabled of R wings, and stack on R side of L wing cutting into gable. 

T-shaped service range has round and octagonal windows with tile 

dressings, hipped roof with gablets and on corner near wall intricate 

brick and tile stack. Wall in along roadside has tiled coping with 

ramps up over doorway with tile dressing and carved oak door. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140948 House. Early C18. Brick, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay L bay 

added mid C18. Front has top-lit to at LH of centre bay. 3-light 

casement in each bay on both floors. L bay slightly set back, ornate 

rubbed brick arch with moulded brick cornice over top of window. 

External stepped stack at L end and stack to R of centre. 


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Pump Cottage 

Rudd Lane 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NU 

The Old House 

School Lane 

Michelmersh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NQ 

LB2 04/12/1990 141069 House,now 2 dwellings C16, 2 phases, with C17 alterations; C18, 

C19 and C20 additions and alterations. Timber frame with wattle 

and daub infill, most infill replaced by brick and brick, rendered and 

painted; diamond pattern asbestos cement slates to roof; brick 

stacks. 3 framed bays, now with bafle-entry; left bay the earliest 

stand originally lower-roofed, the raising apparently of same period 

as right bays of which central narrower, bay was probably originally a 

smoke bay; right bay has 1st and attic floors inserted C17; stack 

inserted in smoke bay C17, with smoking chamber formed at front on 

1st floor probably C18; rear outshut C17, altered; bay added to left 

end early C20; bay added to right end and large 2-storey addition to 

rear right 1975. Elevation now of one storey with attic; 5 bays with 

added single-storey bay at left end. Central C18 door, now partglazed; 

late C20 door under pent canopy at right end. 3-light 

casement windows with horizontal glazing bars, the 4 attic windows 

in flat-roofed dormers. Central T-plan ridge stack, of 2 builds, and 

one near left end. Rear: some exposed timber framing at centre. 

Interior: rectangular-panelled framing with straight braces and 

jowelled wall posts; chamfered spine-beams, in right bay with lambs 

tongue stops and that on ground floor supported at right end by 

moulded bracket, in left bay with bar and lambs tongue stops; old 

joists, chamfered in left bay, and floorboards (in left bay with remains 

of leather draught-excluding strips); queen strut and queen post roof 

trusses with principal rafters and clasped purlins; pegged rafters, 

smoke-blackened in centre bay, and somewhat in right bay. Other 

features of interest include: large fireplace in original left bay which 

has timber bressumer, former bread oven, and flue up to smoking 

chamber; also in this bay, old board doors to entrance lobby and on 

1st floor to cupboard and smoking chamber which is lined in smoke- 

blackened plaster (mostly collapsed) and has r 

LB2 11/04/1986 140949 Cottage. C17 extended C18 and C20. Timber-frame core, brick, 

thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay C17 building with bay added to L and 

outshots to each end, C20 wing to rear in centre. Front 1½ storey, 4 

bays with outshots to ends. In R of centre bay wide projecting timber 

and thatch porch with open porch with seats in front and ledged door 

with leaded windows either side. Each side 2-light segmental head 

casement and outside it leaded 3-light oriel window with segmental 

roof. In L bay 2-light casement and in outshots single casements. 

Weatherboarded outshot to R. Roof hipped and swept-down with 

ridge piece. T-section stack above door. 


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St Andrews Church 

Manor Lane 

Timsbury 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NE 

Church House 

Manor Lane 

Timsbury 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NE 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140950 Church. C13 church, chancel rebuilt C15, C16 porch and bellcote, 

restored C18 & 1847. Rubble flint and stone, rendered, stone 

dressings, weatherboarded porch and bellcote, old plain tile roof. 

Plan of C15 chancel to C13 nave with central 5 porch and W 

bellcote, W bay of nave is vestry. Chancel has stone plinth with 

offset. E end has C15 3-light cinquefoiled window with label, and 

C19 kneelered gable. To sides at W squareheaded single light 

similar window. On S wall 2 C18 oval memorials. Nave has to each 

side, at E rendered brick arch window of C18 form but with earlier 

jambs, and to W of centre C13 large pointed lancet. On S side, has 

central C16 gabled timber porch on brick plinth; end has large posts 

and tie with arch head cut out of tie. C19 bargeboards and sides. 

Inside C13 chamfered round-headed door. On E side C18 tablet, on 

W C17 headstone. Above to W 2-light gabled dormer. AT W C13 

ogee chamfered pointed door and C18 brick S buttress. Over 

square plan bellcote with continuous louvre on sides. Roof hipped. 

Inside chancel E window within continuous chamfered rear arch. 

Each side C15 moulded image bracket. In SE squareheaded 

cinquefoiled niche with pillar piscina below. Side windows have 

similar rear arches. C19 finishing and tiles. Plastered ceiling with 

only chamfered tiebeam visible. C19 chancel arch of 2 moulded 

orders springing off huge plain corbels. Screen C16 of central 

archway with carved spandrels and each side in top half trefoiled, 

arcading. Nave has to SE window splayed rear arch, with below 

window remains of rear arch of lancet. NE window has splay to E 

and in splay below inset medieval tiles. Wide splays to central N 

window and flat lintel to door. By door C18 octagonal font on pillar 

and base. Above door to E remains of wall painting. King post roof. 

W bay blocked off by panelling below tiebeam, plaster above, Royal 

Arms Board GR 1788. In NE C17 timber pulpit with arcaded panels 

carved corbels for book rest and door 

LB2 11/04/1986 140952 School and house. 1847 on tablet. Squared knapped flint, brick and 

stone dressings slate roof. T-shaped plan of tall 1½ storey, 2 bay 

house along road with low 1½ storey, 2 bay School room at right 

angles to rear. Road elevation has central large external chimney 

stack topped by triple brick shafts joined in heads. In R bay 2-light 

casement in chamfered opening with label. Kneelered gable walls. 

On ends 3-light similar windows with 2-light similar in gable over. 


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Stoneymarsh Cottage 

Romsey Road 

Stoneymarsh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0LB 

Staddle Barn At Manor Farm 

Manor Farm Lane 

Michelmersh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NT 

Group Of Six St Marys Church 

Church Road 

Michelmersh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NS 

Two Headstones S Of St Marys 

Church 

Church Road 

Michelmersh 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NS 

Walled garden 150m SW of 


Church Road 

Michelmersh 

Two Headstones S Of Chancel Of 


Manor Lane 

Timsbury 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NE 

LB2 11/04/1986 140925 Barn. C17. timber-frame weatherboarded on brick plinth, 


corrugated iron roof. 5 bay barn with outshot to end 2 bays on 1 side TIMSBURY 

and double doors in centre bay. Inside queen post roof, with curved 

braces to tiebeams and wall plates. 

LB2S 22/03/1979 140945 Staddle barn. Mid C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on staddle 

stones, old plain tile roof. On 64 staddle stones, aisled 5 bay barn. 

On front double doors in centre bay, others opposite, and door in bay 

beside. Ends have series of 4 doors on top of each other. Roof halfhipped. 

Inside queen-strut roof with braces to tiebeams and 

aisleplates, some windbraces and ties from top of walls to posts. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140939 6 headstones. Late C17 & C18. Stone. Thomas Richard 1713, wife 

17-, Sarah Drake 1780, John Drake 1771, Robin Thomas late C17, 

other illegible late C17. 


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LB2 11/04/1986 140938 2 headstones. Mid C18. Stone. Timothy Brice 1739; Mrs Brice 17-. MICHELMERSH AND 

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LB2 11/04/1986 140936 Garden walls. Late C18. Brick. 3 sides of garden have brick wall, 2m 

high on E road side of double thickness up to 1.5m and then 

offsetting to single thickness with brick-on-end coping. In centre 2 

later brick piers with double doors. Ramped up at end to N wall 3m 

high 60m long with stepped piers every 10m, corner square piers 

and tile coping. W wall similar to E, no S wall as garden runs down to 

pond bounded by back of farm buildings. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140951 2 headstones. Early/mid C18. Stone. Leaning together, both with 

carved heads. 1757 to Joseph Blundell, early one has illegible 

inscription, but earlier design on head. 


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Wealden 

Chapel Lane 

Timsbury 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0NW 

LB2 11/04/1986 140933 House. Late C18. Painted brick and weather-boarded addition, old 

plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay with single storey 2 bay wing to R. 

Front has central glazed door under open gabled timber porch. 

Each side 2-light casement. On 1st floor 3 C18 2-light leaded 

casements. All openings with segmental heads. End stacks. 2-light 

casements in addition. 


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Monxton 

Boundary Wall Extending South 

From 


Abbotts Ann Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AS 



Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AS 

Old Hoyles 


Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AS 

Four Seasons 

Broad Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AT 

Little Cottage 

Andover Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AP 

Westwell And Well Cottage 

High Street 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AW 

LB2 30/04/1985 140504 Garden wall. Early C19. Cob on flint base, with a tile capping. MONXTON 

LB2 20/12/1960 140503 House. C18, restored C20. Cob walls and thatched roof. 2 storeys 

and attic, 3 windows. hipped roof, with eyebrow to the single dormer 

(with tiled apron), eaves raised slightly above the upper windows and 

lowered to form a roof to the C20 solid porch. Rendered walls. 

Casements. Plain door. 

MONXTON 

LB2 20/12/1960 140502 Cottage, dated 1747. Cob on a flint base, with a thatched roof. Front 

(north-west) of 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. 1/2 hipped roof, eaves 

raised above the upper windows, catslide at rear. Casements. 

Boarded door in a plain frame. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140506 Barn, now a garage/workshop. c.1800. 4-bay timber frame with 1 

aisle: Queen post truss. Thatched roof. Boarded walls. 

LB2 Pair of cottages, now one. Late C18, with C20 extensions. Flint and 

brick, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. ½-hipped 

roof, eyebrow dormers. Flint walls with brick dressings, cambered 

openings, brick C20 extension on the south side, rendered north side 

extension, all now painted. Casements. Plain doorway: one 

doorway now filled. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140514 2 houses. Early C18. Cob and thatch. 2 storeys, 3 windows. Hipped 

roof, with catslide at rear. Rendered walls, plinth. Small old upper 

casements, later casements to the ground floor. C20 ½-glazed porch 

to Westwell, plain boarded door to Well Cottage. Forecourt to the 

east side has a cast iron water pump. 

MONXTON 

MONXTON 

MONXTON 

MONXTON

Dene Cottage 

Green Lane 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AL 

Table Tomb 10m S St Marys 

Church 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 

Table Tomb 3m S Of St Marys 

Church 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 


Church 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 

Murray Cottage 

Andover Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AW 

Glebe Cottage 

Green Lane 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AL 

LB2 30/04/1985 140533 Cottage. Late C18, restored. Cob and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 3 

above 4 windows. Plain walls. Casements. Entrance at rear. 


LB2 30/04/1985 140547 Table tomb. 1816. Stone. Rectangular form, with grooved pilasters 

at each corner, and simple mouldings to cover slab and base. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140544 Table tomb. 1792. Stone. Rectangular form, with oval panels in the 

side faces; simple mouldings to the cap and base. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140539 Table tomb. 1861. Stone. Rectangular panelled form with pilasters 

at each corner, decorated with Greek fret ornament. Single 

moulding to the cap and moulded base, having ball ornament at the 

foot of the pilasters. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140518 Cottage. Formerly 2. C17, with early C19 re-cladding. Cob and 

thatch. 1 storey and attic, 4 above 6 windows. Hipped roof, with 

eyebrow dormers. Rendered plain walls, on a plinth, some exposed 

frame to the rear outshot. Casements. Boarded door in a plain 

frame. The interior has remains of the original timber-framed 

building. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140529 Pair of cottages. Late C18, restored. Cob and thatch. 1 storey and 

attic, 4 above 5 windows. ½-hipped roof, eaves raised above the 

upper windows. Rendered walls, plinth. Casements. Trellis porch 

to the east side (Neepawa), other entrance at the rear. 

MONXTON 

MONXTON 

MONXTON 

MONXTON 

MONXTON 

MONXTON

The Stables 

Broad Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AT 

Table Tomb 10 Metres South Of 


Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 

Table Tomb 12 Metres South Of 


Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 

The School House 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 


Church 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 

LB2 20/12/1960 140505 House. C18, restored mid C20. Cob and thatch. Former stable and 

cartshed associated with the Old Farmhouse, and renovated as a 

dwelling c.1950; narrow curving block, originally facing the farmyard: 

1 storey and attic, 3 windows to the roadside. Hipped roof, with 

eaves raised above the upper windows. Rendered walls, with brick 

quoins. Casements. The inner face has an open porch, with an 

upper floor, and a boarded door. Included for group value. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140548 Table tomb. Early C19. Stone. Rectangular form, with grooved 

pilasters at each corner, and simple mouldings to cover slab and 

base. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140549 Table tomb. Early C19. Stone. Rectangular form, with grooved 

pilasters at each corner, and simple mouldings to cover slab and 

base. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140534 Short row, of 2 houses. C16, C17, C18 and early C19. Various wall 

materials, with a thatched roof. A late medieval timber-frame house, 

which has been extended at each end, and reclad. Front (north) of 2 

storeys, 4 windows. Roof hipped at the east end, gabled at the west. 

Most of the front wall (late C18) has Flemish bond brickwork with 

blue headers in the lower part, cambered arches, brick plinth on a 

flint base: the west side has flint walls (late C17) with red brick 

dressings, cambered arches: the upper wall (early C19) of English 

bond brickwork rises from window cill to head. Casements. ½glazed 

doors. The rear elevation (with 2 dormers) has exposed 

framing with plaster infill to the upper part of the middle section, the 

west side being of flint. Upper casements, the ground floor being 

masked by outshots of the late C19 and C20. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140552 Table tomb. 1817. Stone. Rectangular form with corner fluted 

pilasters, having moulded caps and bases; the top slab has grooved 

edge moulding, and the base a single moulding. The inscription 

refers to Catherine Jacob. 

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MONXTON 

MONXTON


Church 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 


Church 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 


Church 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 


Church 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 


Church 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 


Church 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 



edge moulding, and the base a single moulding. The inscription 

refers to Thomas Jacob. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140550 Table tomb. 1809. Stone. Rectangular form, with corner fluted 


edge moulding, and the base a single moulding. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140546 Table tomb. 1819. Rectangular form, with corner fluted pilasters, 

and simple mouldings to the cover slab and base. 


pilasters, having moulded caps and bases; plain cover slab and 

single moulding to the base. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140543 Table tomb. 1817. Stone. Rectangular form, with oval panels in the 

side walls, and pilasters at each corner, having moulded caps and 

bases; moulded cover slab and moulded base. 





MONXTON 

MONXTON 

MONXTON 

MONXTON 

MONXTON 

MONXTON


Church 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 


Church 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 


Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 

Stables To Bec House 

Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 






at each corner, decorated with Greek fret ornament. Single moulding 

to the cap and moulded base, having ball ornament at the foot of the 

pilasters. 

LB2S 30/04/1985 140538 Parish church. Of Norman origin, rebuilt 1854 by Woodyer. Flint 

and tile. Aisleless nave and chancel, with vestry north of the 

chancel, and a south porch. Plain roof, cast iron rainwater leads 

dated 1852. At the west end is a belfry, with a small broach spire 

and bell-stage clad in shingles, supported on the west wall and 2 

massive stepped buttresses. Flint walls with stone dressings: 

buttresses at the east end of the nave, cill band round the chancel: 

windows are coupled lights with plate tracery, some cusped lancets, 

and a traceried 3-light east window. The porch is timber-framed on a 

low base wall, with cusped openings above panels, and ornamental 

gabled framework. The interior is entirely Victorian, except for the 

responds (c 1200) supporting the chancel arch. On the north side of 

the nave, at its east end, are 2 small wall brasses of 1599 and 1662. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140537 Stables and coach house. Early C19. Cob and brick, thatch and 

slate. Older central block with a hipped thatch roof, with eyebrows to 

hayloft doors. Walls rendered on cob and brick: carriage entrance, 

and stable door. At each end there extends a lower stable block, 

with a hipped slate roof, brick walls on a flint base (part rendered). 

The whole forms an L-shaped building enclosing the rear courtyard 

of the house, without features along the roadside and the entrance to 

the site. 

MONXTON 

MONXTON 

MONXTON 

MONXTON

Bec House 

Monxton Road 

Amport 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 

Parish Room 

Monxton 

Newcott 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 

LB2 30/04/1985 140536 House, once the rectory. C18. Brick and tile. Symmetrical front, 

(south) of 2 storeys, 7 windows (upper east side filled). Hipped roof, 

brick dentil eaves. Walls of Flemish bond, rubbed flat arches to the 

ground floor. Sashes in exposed frames. Arched entrance with 

plain architrave, panelled reveals, fanlight and 6-panelled door, with 

arched hood on carved brackets. The rear elevation has narrow 

horizontal flint panels, cambered openings, casements, and a 

doorway with a 6-panelled (2 top glazed) door beneath a hood. End 

elevations have flint panels, with a late C19 single storeyed block at 

the east end. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140535 Former school, later parish room, built as an attachment to School 

House (ie schoolmaster's house), now a workshop. Mid C19 flint 

and brick, with a tile roof. Rectangular building with symmetrical 

elevations, the north and south gables having a small ventilating 

opening with a brick band above and below, and a large single 

window with a Tudor arch linked to impost and cillbands, and a plinth 

band. The longer east side has a window on each side of a central 

chimney, with similar wall details. Casements with diagonal leaded 

lights, with mullions and transoms to the gable windows. Open 

porch in the angle formed with School House, with hipped roof and 

arched timber frame and a boarded door. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140534 Short row, of 2 houses. C16, C17, C18 and early C19. Various wall 

materials, with a thatched roof. A late medieval timber-frame house, 

which has been extended at each end, and reclad. Front (north) of 2 

storeys, 4 windows. Roof hipped at the east end, gabled at the west. 

Most of the front wall (late C18) has Flemish bond brickwork with 

blue headers in the lower part, cambered arches, brick plinth on a 

flint base: the west side has flint walls (late C17) with red brick 

dressings, cambered arches: the upper wall (early C19) of English 

bond brickwork rises from window cill to head. Casements. ½glazed 

doors. The rear elevation (with 2 dormers) has exposed 

framing with plaster infill to the upper part of the middle section, the 

west side being of flint. Upper casements, the ground floor being 

masked by outshots of the late C19 and C20. 

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MONXTON 

MONXTON

Farm Cottage 

Green Lane 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AL 

Stables 10m E Of Farm Cottages 

Green Lane 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AU 

Brewery House 

Green Lane 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AL 

Monxton Manor 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 


Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 

LB2 30/04/1985 140532 Short row of cottages at right angles to the roadway, now one 

dwelling. C16, C18, C19 and 1983. Brick and flint, with a thatched 

roof. The middle section is a 2-bay timber-frame with massive 

chimneys at each end, the north end addition is early C19, the south 

is C20. East elevation of 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. Rood ½hipped 

at the north (roadside) end, with exposed frame in the gable, 

eyebrow dormers. The central part was re-fronted C18, with walls of 

flint horizontal bands, with brickquoins, bands and verticals; other 

walls of painted brickwork. Casements. C20 brick porch. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140531 Stable block, now garages and store. C18, C20. Timber frame with 

cob walls, and roof of thatch and pantile. Rectangular building with 

½-hipped roof and rendered walls: at the north end is a low C20 

garage block, with a pantile roof and boarded walls. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140530 House. Early C19. Cob and tile. Front (north) of 2 storeys, 3 

windows. Plain roof. Rendered walls, plinth. Casements. 6panelled 

door, with moulded canopy on carved brackets. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140528 House. Late C18, and mid C19. Brick and tile. Georgian house 

with alterations and extensions of the mid C19. Symmetrical front 

(south) of 2 storeys and attic, 1.3.1 windows. Hipped roof, 3 hipped 

dormers with casements, brick moulded eaves cornice. Walls of 

Flemish bond with rubbed flat arches, stone cills: the centre projects 

as a ½-hexagon and at the ground floor on each side are C19 

splayed brick bays. Victorian sashes in reveals. Brick porch with 

simple moulded parapet, and oval arch to the entrance, with ½glazed 

door within. The rear has similar wall details, a massive 

attached stack, and casement windows. To the north-west there are 

C19 extensions with lower roofs. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140527 Cottage. C16, late C18. Cob and thatch. Building having some 

survival of the timber frame, including a jettied east end. Front 

(south) of 1 storey and attic, 3 above 4 windows. ½-hipped roof, with 

C20 catslide at rear, eaves raised above the upper windows and 

lowered above the porch. Rendered walls. Casements. Boarded 

door in rendered porch. 

MONXTON 

MONXTON 

MONXTON 

MONXTON 

MONXTON

Rectory Cottage 

Amport Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AH 

Monks Foyle Cottage 

Green Lane 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AS 

Fourways Cottage 

Green Lane 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AL 

Dingley Dell 

Chalkpit Lane 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AR 

Lilac Cottage 

Andover Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8AP 

LB2 20/12/1960 140526 Cottage. Late C18, with C20 extensions. Cob and thatch. 1 storey 

and attic, 3 windows. ½-hipped roof. Rendered walls, plinth. 

Casements. Boarded door in a plain frame, with a mid C19 gabled 

canopy on brackets. To the west and at the rear, there are singlestoreyed 

C20 extensions, the front part with a thatched roof above 

rendered walls, the rear with a flat roof and walls of painted brick. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140525 Cottage. Mid C18, and early C19. Flint and brick, some cob, with a 

thatched roof. Front (south) of 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. Roof 

½-hipped at the east end (with exposed frame in the gable), hipped 

and brought to a low eaves above outshots at the west end and west 

side of the north elevation, eaves raised above the upper windows, 

and lowered above a C20 porch. Walls of flint with brick dressings; 

quoins, cambered arches, bands, diamonds in the upper band, small 

panel with recessed stone panel, plinth. The north gable and north 

wall (east side) have coursed knapped flint with brick band at eaves, 

1st floor, and plinth level. Casements. Former doorway filled: C20 

porch. Several bricks are inscribed, with EN 1740, FJ 1742, ET, TT. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140524 House. Early C18. Brick and thatch. Front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 

windows. Roof ½-hipped at the west end, with exposed frame in the 

upper gable, catslide at rear. Walls of blue header brickwork with 

red dressings; 1st floor band, cambered openings with keys to the 

ground floor, plinth; red panel above the doorway with a blue diaper. 

Casements. Boarded door beneath a tiled and gabled canopy on 

posts. The east gable ha brickwork of Flemish bond with blue 

headers, 1st floor band, and central opening now filled. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140523 Cottage. Early C19. Cob and thatch. Front (south) of 1 storey and 

attic, 3 windows. ½-hipped roof, with frame exposed in the upper 

gables, catslide at rear, eaves raised above the upper windows. 

Rendered walls, above a flint base. Casements, old upper lights. 

Wood porch with gable, and boarded door. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140522 Cottage. Late C18. Cob and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. 

½-hipped roof, with frame exposed in the upper gable, eaves raised 

above the upper windows, pantiled outshot at the south end. 

Rendered plain walls. Casements. Boarded porch with gabled slate 

roof. 

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Little Thatch 

Andover Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Monxton Mill 

High Street 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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The Black Swan 

High Street 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Shoetree Cottage And Cobblers 

Cottage 

High Street 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Mill Pound Cottage 

High Street 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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LB2 30/04/1985 140521 Cottage. Late C18, with C20 extensions. Cob and thatch. 1 storey 

and attic, irregular fenestration. ½-hipped roof, tiled above outshots. 

Rendered walls. Casements. Entrance at the rear. South extension 

in similar style. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140519 Mill and millhouse, now one dwelling. Late C18, mid C19, with C20 

alterations. The mill is of brick and tile, the house of flint and brick 

with a slate roof. The mill part is a tall block of 2 storeys and attic, 

with ½-hipped roof, English bond brick walls, and C20 casements. 

The lower house part has a hipped slate roof of low pitch, walls with 

flint panels, casements (2 old cast-iron frames), and a C20 large 

porch of brick and tile. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140517 Public house. C18. Brick and tile. Regular front (south) of 2 storeys, 

5 (2 blank above doorways) above 3 windows. Roof hipped at the 

east end, with catslide at rear, brick dentil eaves. Walls of Flemish 

bond, 1st floor band, cambered ground floor openings, plinth: all 

painted. Casements. ½-glazed door with canopy on brackets, a 

front door and a side door now filled. Wrought-iron sign bracket at 

eaves level. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140516 2 houses, with a continuous front. Late C18. Brick and flint, with a 

thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 2.2 above 2.2 windows. Roof ½hipped 

at the west end, with exposed frame in the upper gable, 

eyebrow dormers. Walls of horizontal flint bands, with brick quoins, 

bands, cambered arches, plinth: all painted. Casements. 2 plain 

doorways. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140515 Formerly 2 cottages. Late C18. Rendered on the west side, brick 

and flint to the east, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 5 above 

3 windows. Roof ½-hipped at the west end, with eyebrow dormers. 

Plain rendered wall on cob above a flint base: the east side has 

horizontal flint panels and cambered openings, all now painted. 

Casements. Boarded doors in plain frames. 

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Hutchens Cottage 

High Street 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Barn Cottage 

Andover Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Meadow View 


Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Field House 


Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Hals Croft 


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LB2 30/04/1985 140513 2 adjoining houses now 1 dwelling. Late C18 and early C19. 

Rendered walls and slate roof. Beginning as a house with a 

symmetrical front (east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows, the building was 

extended northwards as far as the road, by one wide bay (the 2nd 

dwelling), which also has a single storeyed rear extension. Plain 

roof. Plain walls, with eaves fascia, 1st floor band and plinth. 

Sashes in reveals. 6-panelled door with a hood on brackets: ½glazed 

rear doors. The roadside gable has walls of flint horizontal 

panels, with brickwork above of Flemish bond with blue headers. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140512 House. C18, and early C19. Brick, render and thatch. Front (north) 

of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Hipped roof at the east, ½-hipped at the 

west, catslide at rear, eyebrow dormers, rear slate roofed outshot. 

Walls of painted brickwork in header bond, the east side being 

rendered. Casements, some old leaded lights. C20 porch, with 

hipped shingled roof. The east end has some exposed framing, an 

outshot with a slate roof. A former small rectangular outbuilding at 

the rear is now connected to the house; it has a thatched roof and 

cob walls on a flint base. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140511 Cottage. Late C18, with C20 restoration and additions. Rendered 

walls and thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. 1/2-hipped 

roof, with exposed frame in the upper gables. Plain walls. 

Casements. 1/2-glazed door beneath a thatched canopy on posts. 

Outshot (C20) to the south-east side, with rendered walls, and roof 

of interlocking tiles. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140510 House. C17, and C18. Painted brick, with a thatched roof. Front 

(south-east) of 2 storeys, 4 windows (1 filled above the doorway). 

1/2-hipped roof, with frame exposed in the upper gables. Walls of 

Flemish bond, cambered openings. Casements. Plain doorway and 

French door. To the west side a low service building extends (now a 

garage and store) with a hipped thatch roof and walls of cob on a 

flint base. Inside, the building has timber-framing, and there is a 

massive chimney breast. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140509 Cottage. C18, with C19 and C20 extensions. Render on cob walls, 

some flint with brick quoins, and a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 

3 windows. Roof 1/2-hipped at the north-west end, with exposed 

frame in the gable, hipped at the south-east end, eyebrow dormers. 

Painted walls, on a flint base. Casements. Entrance at the rear. 

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Broad Road 

Monxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Andover 

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Old Prospect Farm 

Broad Road 

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LB2 20/12/1960 140508 Cottage. C18, restored. Cob and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 2 

above 3 windows. 1/2-hipped roof, exposed frame in the gable, 

catslide at rear, eaves raised above the upper windows. Rendered 

walls. Casements. Boarded door in a plain frame, with a thatched 

canopy on posts. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140507 Cottage. C18, restored. Cob and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 2 

above 3 windows. 1/2-hipped roof, with exposed frame in the northwest 

gable, eaves raised above the upper windows. Rendered 

walls. Casements. C20 solid porch with a gabled tile roof. 

LB2 21/07/1988 405333 Farmhouse, early C19. Chalk cob walls, rendered and colourwashed 

with brick end wall. Hipped longstraw thatched roof with rear 

catslide, brick chimney stacks and outhouse. Three bays with baffle 

entry and 2 storeys. Two 3-light casement windows with similar 

above in 2nd and 3rd bays only, planked timber doors. Brick built 

thatched outhouse to right flank wall. Early C19 interiors including a 

large bread oven. 

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Mottisfont 

Hazel Cottage 

Mottisfont Village Road 

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Romsey 

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Mount Farm 


Awbridge 

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Spring Source 90m To SWof 

Mottisfont Abbey 


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LB2 11/04/1986 140976 Cottage. Early C18 altered C18 & C19. Brick with timber in gable, 

old plain tile roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay cottage with 2 storey wing to rear 

on L and 1 storey wing to rear on R. Front has central plank door 

and each side 2-light gabled dormer. Roof half-hipped to R with 

stack in front of ridge and stack on L end. Included for group value. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140953 Farmhouse. C16 core encased in brick and added to C18, C19 and 

C20. Timber frame core with brick in English bond, header bond, 

and Flemish bond, encasing; brick additions; old plain tile roof. 2 

storey, 3 bay and smoke bay with C18 wing to rear of L 2 bays, C19 

wing to rear of R bay and smoke bay, and C20 wing added along L 

end. Front has to L projecting C20 wing with door in R side under 

large pent-roofed hood. L earlier bay has 2-light casement (formerly 

a doorway), 4-light casement in L centre bay 2 or 3-light casements. 

Roof hipped to R. At R end of ridge C17 stack of large rectangular 

base and 3 diamond shafts. Interior: frame exposed, including 

section to rear right which has 5-light diamond-mullion window; 

house body has large fireplace (partly rebuilt) and moulded spine 

beam; chamfered beams with cyma, and bar and cyma stops. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140996 Spring source. of medieval origins, now C18, repaired C20. Rubble 

flint bowl with rubble carved stones at bottom. 3m diameter bowl 

some 3m deep, wall of bowl opens out on one segment into stream. 

C18 plain iron fencing around rest. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140984 Statue. C18. Stone. On round plinth with moulded base statue of 

young man with hunting dog. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141003 Barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick plinth, pantile 

roof. 7 bay barn with central double door. Inside queen strut roof. 

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Hatt Hill 

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LB2 11/04/1986 141002 Granary. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, pantile roof, on stone 

staddles. Small granary with central door on 9 staddle stone. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140990 Urn. C18 Limestone. Square-plan plinth with moulded base and 

cornice. 1m high urn with raised foliated decoration on drum, 

elongated neck and conical lid. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140980 Icehouse. C19. Brick chamber and vault, stone retaining walls, 

covered by earth. Approached by cutting from corner stable, barrel 

vaulted passage way, with stone retaining walls either side of 

entrance, leads 5m into opening broken in vault of chamber. 

Chamber 5m dia, 5m deep; with circular drain in centre at bottom. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140988 Wall. C18. Ashlar stone. 50m long wall, low of on block with coping 

on top running from NE corner, bounding lawn to E. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140965 Almshouses. Early C19. Rendered cob on brick plinth, brick 

rebuilding, thatched roof, Single- storey in U-shape plan of 3 bay 

wing and 3 bay end. C20 3-light leaded casements on end. Planked 

doors on side wings with 2 & 1-light casements. Roof hipped on 

ends with stacks on corners and near ends. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140964 Cottage. C17 altered C18. Timber-frame, rebuilt in brick or tilehung, 

old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 2 bay with lean-to one end. Front 

has C18 segmental head planked door to L of R bay. Beside 2-light 

segmental head casement. In L bay 3-light casement. Over in each 

bay 2-light casement. End stacks. Lean-to to R, with above timberframe 

exposed in gable. 

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Andrews Church 

Church Lane 

Mottisfont 

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2 Church Lane 

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LB2 11/04/1986 140956 Farmhouse. Mid C19. Brick, old plain and fishscale tile roof. 2 

storey, 3 bay. Central open tiled timber porch on brick walls. Inside 

half-glazed door. Each side 3-light cast-iron lattice-glazed 

casements and single light in centre, all with tops in gabled dormers. 

Large moulded stack to L of centre and similar at R end. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140995 Cascade on Spring with urns. C18. Stone steps to cascade, lead 

urns. 8 step cascade, falling 2m, 2m wide, moss covered. At top 

either side on plinth with carved ramp, lead urn with ram's head 

handles 

LB2 11/04/1986 141012 Icehouse. C18. Brick. Entrance to far side with vaulted 1m long 

passage leaded into top of domed chamber of 3m diameter and 

about 3m depth. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141009 Headstones. Late C17 and c18. Carved stone. Older headstones to 

Hore family, dates buried under earth, later ones George Hoare 

1707, George Hore 1770 

LB2 11/04/1986 141008 Headstones. Late C17/early C18. Carved stones. Stone partly buried 

so name and date are hidden by earth, but heads are finely carved. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141011 Cottage. C17 altered C18. Timber-frame with brick infill and 

rebuilding, thatched roof. End onto road 1½ storey, 2 bay cottage 

outshot on far end. Road end has 2 C20 casements on ground floor, 

1 over in brick gable. N side has similar casement in far bay, similar 

over in eyebrow dormer, light in end bay. Roof half-hipped at road 

end, swept-down over outshot. Ridge stack between bays. Forms 

pair with Dengrid, separated by lawn and facing churchyard. 

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LB2 11/04/1986 141010 Cottage. C17 altered C18. Timber-frame with brick infill rebuilding 

and additions, thatched roof. End onto road 2 bay C17 cottage, with 

taller C18 bay added to road end and outshot to far end. Road end 

has pair of C19 4-pane casements, and over C18 2-light casement. 

S side has C20 door at road end of C17 part under thatched hood on 

posts. In road bay tall 2-light casement in other bays C19 3-light 

casement with similar over, under eaves, and in far bay 2-light 

casement. Above end bays 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer. 

Roof has higher ridge to road end bay, ridge piece, and is halfhipped 

at road end and swept down at far end. Ridge stack where 

ridge rises and stack on road end behind ridge. Forms pair with No. 

2 separated by lawn and facing churchyard. 

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LB1 29/05/1957 141007 Parish church. C12, chancel remodelled C14, all refenestrated C14 

& C15, restored 1976 and 1888-90. Flint and rubble stone mostly 

rendered, stone dressings, old plain tile roof, shingled bellcote. Plan 

of chancel and nave, chancel rebuilt C14, refenestrated C15, nave 

refenestrated C14 and C15, C15 bellcote, C19 organ room and S 

porch. Chancel has to E cinquefoiled 3-light C15 window, traceried 

head and label, above overhanging roof with C19 truss, to corners 

stepped diagonal buttress. To SE blocked C15 window with label, in 

centre C15 squareheaded 2-light cinquefoiled window, traceried 

head, at W early C14 2-light trefoiled window. quatrefoil in head. To 

N at W opposite similar, at E C15 2-light cinquefoiled window, 

quatrefoil in head. In centre C14 priests door and C19 gabled organ 

room with Dec style lancets. Nave has at E on both sides C14 ogeeheaded 

2-light window, quatrefoil in head. On S in centre C19 

gabled rendered porch, at W C14 pair of pointed lancets. At W end 

late C14 continuously ogee-moulded 2-order W door with label. 

Over C15 3-light cinquefoiled windows, tracery in head and label 

with shield stops. On roof, square-plan bellcote, set back from gable 

1.3 way up with tiled slope. 4-light high-set bell opening, hipped roof 

with weathervane. Inside chancel windows have splayed rear 

arches, keel moulding to centre S window, pointed N door. Inside E 

window has C15 stained glass, restored larger lower figures, intact 

glass in traceried head and some in heads of side windows. Arch 

braced roof with moulded wallplate and tiebeams. In SE 1586 

monument of tombchest with 4 strapwork panels, above plinth, and 

inside an architrave row of kneeling figures and inscription panel 

over, either side decorated Ionic pilasters supporting decorated, 

topped by ogee-sided cartouche and 2 figure finials. Over N door 

tablet 1804 to Oliver Goodyer St John. On floor slabs: 1628 to 

William Sandys, brass inlaid plates in Purbeck Marble; beside slab 

with crests 

LB2 11/04/1986 141006 Wall and stable block. C18 and early C19. Brick and flint, brick and 

tile coping, old plain tile roof. Wall starts by entrance to church, 

running S for 40m along lane with gateway and as part of wall 

stableblock of 3 bays with double doors in 2 bays and projecting 3rd 

bay with stable door and lunette window. Roof has 5 small hipped 

roofs. The wall then runs E along main road for 150m, at 2.5m 

height with changing dates of construction and then curves S to run 

20m along stream. 

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Farm Cottages 

Oakley Road 

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Dairy Cottage 

Oakley Road 

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Abbey Farm Cottages 

Oakley Road 


LB2 29/05/1957 141005 Rectory now private house with earlier building attached. C17 earlier 

part on rectory of C1812. Stuccoed brick and slate roof, earlier part 

rendered brick and possibly timber-frame with old plain tile roof. 3 

storey, 3 bay front, double pile with to R of front 1½ storey, 3 bay 

older range. Entrance front has in front single storey range with 

central entrance of pilasters and 2 Ionic columns supporting 

entablature. Each side 15-pane sash with low sill. Stone coping to 

parapet. On 1st floor 12-pane sashes, on 2nd floor 6-pane sashes. 

Overhanging hipped roof with end stacks. To R older part has 12pane 

sashes on ground floor and 2-light hipped dormers on roof. 

Roof half-hipped on end. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141004 Stable range. C18. Brick, old plain tile roof. Single storey, 8 bay, 

blank along roadside. Other side double doors or doors in solid 

frames, with arched heads or 2-light windows. Roof hipped. 


LB2 11/04/1986 141001 Cottage. C15 altered and extended C18 and C19. Timber-frame 

with brick infill, rebuilding and extending, old plain tile roof. End onto 

road 3 bay C15 building with far bay rebuilt, set slightly forward, in 

C18 and road end gable rebuilt, then single storey addition to road 2 

bays exposed. In centre bay C20 door, 2-light casement in road 

bay, rebuilt bay has planked door, high set 2-light casement and 2light 

gabled dormer over door. Roof hipped at road end, with 

separate roof to far bay. Ridge stack on centre bay. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141000 House now cottages. Late C15 with C16 wing, C18 and C19 

encasing. Timber-frame encased in brick, part tile hung and 

rendered. Older part along road originally 2 bay hall and service bay 

with solar over, now 2 storey, 3 bay, to rear of hall bays C16 wing 2 

storey, 3 bay. Road side front of C18 brick, 3 16-pane sashes, that 

in centre replacing door. 1st floor raised brick band. Above 2 C20 2light 

casements replacing sashes. End stacks, prob. Both inserted 

C16. S front has to L end of C15 range, tile-hung on 1st floor. C16 

wing rendered. 16-pane sashes, segmental head casements and 

C20 casements an doors. Ridge higher and roof outshot to other 

side and half-hipped at far end. Internally much of C15 frame 

survives. Central open hall truss has arch-braced collar and false 

hammerbeams. Remains of windows and cross-passage. C16 

stack has stone fireplaces on each floor. English Vernacular 

Architecture: RCHM/HMSO 1966; Eric Mercer; p166. 

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Oakley Road 

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Two Urns Mottisfont Abbey 


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LB2 29/05/1957 140999 Lodge and gates. Late C19. Flint with brick and stone dressings, 

old plain tile roof lodge, stone gatepiers with iron gates. Side onto 

drive, single storey, 3 bay lodge with low additions to rear. Front has 

in centre slightly projecting bay with brick dressings, and stone 

dressed kneelered gable above. Depressed stone arch, inside halfglazed 

door. Each side 3-light mullioned stone window with leaded 

lights. Each end brick quoins and stone kneelered gable wall. 

Above end bay stack with paired diamond shafts. Gates consist of 4 

cruciform-section stone piers, inner ones larger and topped by 

rearing horses, outer ones have ball finials. 2m high. Plain double 

gates and screens each side. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140998 Urn. C18. Sandstone. On small plinth, 1m high urn with figures 

decorating face bucranium below, flinting up to lip above and on 

scole. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140997 Urn. C18. Sandstone. On large ivy covered plinth. 1m high urn 

with figures decorating face of oxen and rams skulls along bottom. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140994 Remains of chapter house. Early C16. Flint with brick and stone 

dressings and stone column. Wall stands 1m high facing house with 

near one end opening with brick dressings, near other wall deepens 

with stone dressings to corners of square 2 x 2m. Much covered by 

ivy. Portion of column lies to S. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140993 2 urns. Late C18. Coade stone. Short wide urns decorated with 

drapes and "flaming" top. Marked "Coade Stone" and dated, this 

now illegible. 

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Statue 70m N Of Mottisfont 

Abbey 


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Terrace Wall 70m N Of Mottisfont 

Abbey 


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LB2 11/04/1986 140992 4 thermae. C18 stone. 4 thermae, male and female heads standing 

in front of box hedge set on large radius, set 10m apart. 2m high on 

low moulded plinth, foliage carving to front, batted, tooled finish to 

sides, 2 male and 2 female busts. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140991 Summer house. C18. Squared knapped flint, stone dressings to 

front, rest brick. Square plan of pointed Gothic arch in front and 

stone quoins on corners. Over in centre small gable with finial. On 

R side 2-light pointed Gothic window with ferramenta. Inside on floor 

reset C13 decorated tiles from abbey, pointed vault, groined on front 

half. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140989 Statue of St George. C18. Marble. On square plan plinth with 

moulded base and cornice. St George with quiver on back and 

cape, weapons in hand. Standing on dying dragon. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140987 Terrace wall closing off lawn. C18. Stone wall, coping and finial-lid 

urns. Wall in 2 parts each side of central walkway, each 20m long 

consisting of coping on gravel and either side of walkway and 

halfway along plinth, those on end have finial-lid urn with top broken 

off. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140986 Retaining wall with lead urns. C18. Ashlar stone wall, lead urns. 

1.5m high wall running from steps from sunken yew enclosure 

beside NW corner of house, 50m N. Wall of ashlar with stone 

coping. At 10m intervals lead urn, those at ends open topped with 

head handles, others like funeral urns. 

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LB2 11/04/1986 140985 Finial on baluster pedestal. C18. Lead finial on stone pedestal. 

Moulded stone baluster pedestal with lead foliated urn topped by 

foliated finial. Formerly on top of N wall, with pair at other end where 

ball finials are now. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140983 3 Istrian seats. Poss C17. Limestone. Seats are 10m apart along S 

side of low flint wall above C20 annex to W end of house at 

basement level. Each bench has mythical beasts supporting a stone 

slab seat with decorated edges. 

LB1 29/05/1957 140982 Large country house. Augustinian priory founded 1201, at 

dissolution went to Lord Sandys who converted nave and domestic 

buildings to house 1538-40, S range C1740 and nearly all windows 

and doors altered with monastic domestic buildings demolished, C19 

and C20 interior remodelling. Ashlar stone, brick with stone 

dressings, old plain tile roof. Plan of N range being C13 nave and 

crossing encasing and made 2½ storey with principle 1st floor. S 

range brick, C16, mainly C18 of pedimented centre, flanked by C16 

rebuilt mid C19 canted links with C18/9 staircase towers each side. 

At each end of range projecting stone wings incorporating S transept 

and chapter house, and cellarium range, all 3 storey with principle 

1st floor. S front 3 storey, U-shaped group has central 3 bays of 

brick with stone quoins, strings between floors and parapet copings. 

In basement 6-panel door and large square fanlight of circular and 

segmental glazing pattern. Each side and on 1st floor 12-pane 

sashes, on 2nd floor 9-pane sashes. Above pediment, lunette in 

tympanum. Centre part flanked by double projections of 1 bay each. 

Inner C19 replacing C16 of low 3 storeys with splayed angle and 

small leaded stone casements. Behind parapet roof hipped against 

outer. Outer projects further and has full height corner pilaster and 

similar strings and parapet 12-pane sash on each floor. All sashes 

in flush rusticated stone surrounds. Hipped roof behind parapet. 

Each end C18 stone encased tall, wide wings, with to L terrace in 

front over monastic cellarium, and to R early C20 steps in front over 

passage to chapter house. To 1st and 2nd floor on ends canted bay 

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Oakley Road 

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Glebe Farm House 


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The Tythe Barn 


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with glazed door in stone rusticated surround and Tuscan door-case 

12-pane sash each side on angles, and 9-pane sashes on 2nd floor. 

2nd floor string and tall parapet. C16 stone stacks on outside wall of 

wings, brick stack on inner wall, and 3 stacks behind centre roof. 

Set low on side of R wing is jamb of window to chapter house with 

LB2 11/04/1986 140979 Garden walls. Late C18 altered C19 and C20. Brick with slate or 

render coping. Plan of 3 enclosed gardens. 2 S gardens rectangles 

approx 80m wide by 60m long, 3rd a triangle of half the area. Walls 

3m high with plain brick cornice and square full-height piers at 10m 

intervals on outside walls, internal dividing walls plain. Several 

archways with planked doors and gateway into S garden now car 

park with gateways leading into centre garden which has old roses. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140978 Lodge and gates. Late C19. Flint and stone dressings, old plain tile 

roof lodge, stone gate piers with iron gates. Side onto drive, single 

storey, 3 bay lodge. Front has in centre slightly projecting bay with 

brick dressings, and stone dressed kneelered gable above. 

Depressed stone arch, inside half-glazed door. Each end brick 

quoins and stone kneelered gable wall. Above end bay stack with 

paired diamond shafts. Gates consist of 4 stone piers, inner ones 

larger and topped by stone chained bear, outer ones have ball finial. 

Plain double gates, and screens each side. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140975 Farmhouse. Circa 1800. Pebbledashed brick, slate roof. 2 storey, 2 

x 2 bay. Road elevation has 3 2-light casements with mesh in front 

to R bay, 2-light casement in L bay. Over L bay C18 2-light leaded 

casement, over R 2-light casement. L end, facing E has 2 full height 

arches with recessed panels containing on round floor 2-light pointed 

Gothic casements. Roof hipped with central stack. Probably built 

with "Picturesque" elevation to be seen up lane when entering 

Mottisfont Abbey through S lodge. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140974 Barn. C15 possibly, C18 & C19 alterations to become village hall. 

Timber-frame weatherboarded on yardside, half brick wall on 

roadside and ends, stone wall on one end, old plain tile roof. 6 bay 

barn with double doors, now single door with panels either side in L 

of centre bay, window high set to L and door at R end. Roof halfhipped. 

Inside walls plastered round posts and roof boarded but 

posts, cambered ties and king posts visible. 

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The Fox 


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Hatt Lane 

Mottisfont 

Romsey 

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Old Cottage 

Lockerley Road 

Dunbridge 

Romsey 

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Great Bentley Farm House 

Romsey Road 

Mottisfont 

Romsey 

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Barn 50m E Of Little Bentley 

Farm 

Romsey Road 

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LB2 29/05/1957 140972 House, formerly inn. C18. Front of brick and flint bands, rest brick, 

old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay, with wing to rear of L and smaller 

one in centre, projecting lean-to at R end. Front has central C20 

door in solid segmental head frame. In front C20 trellis porch. To L 

3-light segmental head casement. To R 2 12-pane sashes. On 1st 

floor 2-light casements either side of single light. Toothed eaves. 

End stacks. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140971 Small house. C16 encased C18. Timber-frame core, painted brick, 

old plain tile roof. 3 bay and L of centre smoke bay, 2 storey single 

storey addition to R. C19 gabled porch in smoke bay with coloured 

glass in window, door in L side. Half-glazed door in R bay. 2-light 

casements in other bays and on 1st floor. Roof half-hipped with 

stacks in front of roof in smoke bay and behind ridge on L end. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140970 Pair of cottages, once house. C18 with earlier core. Brick with old 

plain tile roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay with 4th bay added to L. C20 halfglazed 

door in L of L of centre and R bays, with 2-light casement 

beside. R of centre bay has 4-light segmental head casement. 

Raised brick band at 1st floor level of R bay. C20 2-light flat-roofed 

dormer over each bay. Roof half-hipped with ridge stack at R end of 

older part, small stack in centre and stack at R end. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140969 Farmhouse, now private residence. C16 enlarged C18, altered C20. 

timber-frame with C16 brick infill, later brick refronting and additions. 

2 bay, 2 storey and attic, refronted C19. To rear of R bay and 

running R 2 storey, 4 bay early C18 range with lean-to on R end. 

C20 3-panel door in lean-to. C20 3-light casement or French doors, 

under original rubbed brick arches with 2-light casements over in 

C18 wing. Stack in centre and external stack at R end. C16 part 

has exposed main posts. C20 4-light casement with 3-light 

casement over in each bay and small stairlight to R of centre. Roof 

half-hipped and stack behind ridge in centre. Ends have exposed 

frame and infill. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140968 Barn. C17 extended C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick 

plinth with brick lower gables and internal wall, old plain tile roof. 3 

bay C17 barn with 2 C18 bays added to L, aisled to rear. Double 

doors in centre and L of centre bays. Roof half-hipped. Inside 

queen-post roofs with braces to tiebeams and aisle/wall plates, 

straight windbraces. Between L 2 bays and rest full height brick wall. 

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Romsey Road 

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Little Bentley Farmhouse 

Bentley 

Mottisfont 

Hatt Farm 

Hatt Hill 

Mottisfont 

Romsey 

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2 Wych Elm 

Romsey Road 

Mottisfont 

Romsey 

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South Lodge 

Romsey Road 

Broughton 

Stockbridge 

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LB2 11/04/1986 140967 Barn. C17. Timber-frame weatherboarded, on brick plinth, with brick 

gables, old plain tile roof. 7 bay aisled barn with central hipped 

midstray porch with double doors. Low walls with some stable 

doors. Roof half-hipped. Inside queen-post roof with posts on 

baseplates and brace from post to junction of wall studs and 

baseplate. Straight braces to tiebeams and aisleplates and straight 

windbraces. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140966 Farmhouse. Early C18, altered C19. Brick with brick and flint 

additions, old plain tile roof. 2 storey and attic, 5 bay outshot to rear. 

Central C20 flat roofed porch open at front, inside 4-panel door. 9 

small 12-pane flush-frame sashes. 1st floor band now covered by 

steel tie, lead strip just above. Toothed cornice. On roof 2 C18 

leaded 2-light hipped dormers. End stacks. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140963 Farmhouse. Late C18. Brick with front of blue headers, slate and 

old plain tile roof. Plan of 2 storey and attic 3 bay range with wing to 

rear at R, outshot to L, and single storey range on R end. Front has 

C20 verandah in front of ground floor. Under in centre 6-panel door 

and fanlight. Each side 3-light segmental head casement. On 1st 

floor. 3-light casements either side of 2-light casement. On roof two 

2-light gabled dormers near ends. End stacks, that to R having 

added external flue. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140961 House. Late C18. Brick, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay end on to 

road, double pile with outshot at far end. Front has central 6-flush 

panel under tented hood on posts. Each side 16-pane sash under 

segmental head arch. On 1st floor 2 16-pane sashes and in centre 

blue header panel. Dentilled eaves. End stacks. 3-light casement 

in outshot. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140602 Lodge. Late C19. Yellow brick, slate roof. T-shaped, with 2 storey 

stem pointed towards drive, rest 1½ storey. Front facing drive has in 

centre, 2 storey stem projecting a bay with 3-light mullioned window 

on each floor and kneelered gable. To L in corner beside centre bay 

is toplit door under flat hood on single Doric column. R bay has 3light 

mullioned window. L end has projecting rectangular bay 

window. On L bay single diamond shaft stack. On R bay quadruple 

diamond shafted stack. 

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Romsey Road 

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LB2S 29/05/1957 140981 Stable block. "1836 AH" on tablet. Brick, some stone dressings, 

slate roofs. Around courtyard, 8 bay end with 2 storey centre 4 bays, 

8 bay sides again with 2 storey centre 4 bays, other end has walls 

with gateway. Centre 4 bays have double door son ground floor and 

roundheaded sashes with narrow edge panes on 1st floor. Pediment 

over with stone architrave and clock in oculus. On ridge cupola of 

dome on 8 columns, and weathervane. Lower bay each side has 2 

planked doors with blind arch between. Sides have wide coved 

canopy which reaches out as far as central pavilion of end. Under 

are planked doors with 8-pane fanlights and 16-pane sashes beside. 

From outside entrance front has to end of sides paired pilasters on 

each corner, with stone entablature. Plinth running across and 

roundheaded sash in middle. On the inside face, near end, rubbed 

brick niche, then set back a bay short tall wall to end canopy, ending 

in pier topped by stone coping and finial. From these piers run lower 

quadrant walls with stone coping ending in smaller pier surmounted 

by stone chained bears. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141005 Rectory now private house with earlier building attached. C17 earlier 

part on rectory of C1812. Stuccoed brick and slate roof, earlier part 

rendered brick and possibly timber-frame with old plain tile roof. 3 

storey, 3 bay front, double pile with to R of front 1½ storey, 3 bay 

older range. Entrance front has in front single storey range with 

central entrance of pilasters and 2 Ionic columns supporting 

entablature. Each side 15-pane sash with low sill. Stone coping to 

parapet. On 1st floor 12-pane sashes, on 2nd floor 6-pane sashes. 

Overhanging hipped roof with end stacks. To R older part has 12pane 

sashes on ground floor and 2-light hipped dormers on roof. 

Roof half-hipped on end. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140961 House. Late C18. Brick, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay end on to 

road, double pile with outshot at far end. Front has central 6-flush 

panel under tented hood on posts. Each side 16-pane sash under 

segmental head arch. On 1st floor 2 16-pane sashes and in centre 

blue header panel. Dentilled eaves. End stacks. 3-light casement 

in outshot. 

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Romsey Road 

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Spearywell Farmhouse 

Romsey Road 

Mottisfont 

Romsey 

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Spearywell Farmhouse 

Romsey Road 

Mottisfont 

Romsey 

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Pugs Bunny 

Romsey Road 

Mottisfont 

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LB2 11/04/1986 140958 Cottage. C16 extended C18 and C19. Timber-frame with later brick 

infill and additions. 2 bay C16 cottage with raised eaves to make 2 

storey outshot to L, taller, 1½ storey bay added to L. C20 2-light 

casement in each bay and porch. C18 2-light casement in each bay 

and porch. C18 2-light casement in R bay and on 1st floor in L 2 

bays, 3-light casement in eyebrow dormer over L bay. Roof hipped 

and outshot to L. Ridge rises to L bay, half-hipped L end. Ridge 

piece and large stack on ridge above door. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140960 Barn. C17, altered C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick 

plinth, corrugated iron roof. 6-bay barn with C18 aisle to front of R 5 

bays. Hipped midstray porch in R of centre bay, with double doors. 

Stable door in L bay. Aisle in R 2 bays open to front over well. Halfhipped 

roof. Inside queen-strut roof with braces and tiebeams. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140959 Farmhouse. C16 core with C17 cross wing, remodelled and 

encased C18. Timber-frame core, brick encasing and rebuilding, old 

plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3bay with lower crosswing to rear on L and 

outshot along L end. Central C19 gabled brick porch with archway, 

inside C18 6-panel half-glazed door. Each side C18 12-pane sash 

with brick arch cutting 1st floor raised band. Tieplate to L of centre. 

On 1st floor 3 6-pane sashes. Roof hipped to L. Large external 

stack to R and stack on ridge of crosswing. Inside crosswing has 

moulded beam and joists. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140962 Cottage. C16 encased C18, extended C20. Timber-frame core, 

painted brick, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay C16 cottage with 

sympathetic C20 bays added to each end, and outshot to rear. Front 

has central ledged door under thatched hood. Each side 3-light 

casement and in larger R of centre bay 2-light, similar windows in 

C20 bays. Above L centre bay 3-light casement in eyebrow dormer 

and above R centre and L bay 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer. 

Roof half-hipped with ridge stack above door. Inside frame exposed. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140957 Cottage. C17 and C18. Timber-frame encased in painted brick, 

thatched roof. 3 bay, 1 1/2 storey, outshot stores to L. planked door 

in segmental head opening to RH of centre bay. C19 2-light 

casement in centre and R bay, 3-light casement in L bay. 2-light 

casement in tall eyebrow dormer to L and centre bays. Door in 

weatherboarded store to L. Roof half-hipped to R, swept-down to L 

with ridge piece and stack to L of centre. 

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Oakley Farmhouse 

Oakley Road 

Mottisfont 

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The Meadows 

Mottisfont 

The Forge 

Hatt Lane 

Mottisfont 

Romsey 

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LB2 11/04/1986 140955 Farmhouse. Late C18/ early C19 remodelling of earlier building. 

Brick with some stone quoins, slate roof, tiled roof to earlier part. 

Earlier building with C18 range added parallel then early C19 wing 

added to one end linking up with C18 range, to give the appearance 

of a square building. Fronts late C18 and early C19. S front has to 

L C18 bay, end of that range, and C19 2 bay wing, 2 storey wing. 

Between C19 bays gabled brick porch, open to front, inside 4-panel 

door. Each side on both floors 16-pane sashes. In wider L bay on 

both floors 20-pane sashes. Stone quoins. Roof hipped. All 

windows have rubbed brick arches. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140954 Cottage. C17 and C20. Timber-frame with brick infill and 

weatherboarded store, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay with outshot 

store to R. Planked door under thatched hood in R bay. 2-light 

casement in each bay and 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer over. 

Roof with ridge piece and central stack and swept-down to R. 

Owned by National Trust. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140973 Smithy, now garage. C18 and C19. Brick, old plain tile roof. Single 

storey, 3 bay, low walls. Double doors in end. Door in centre bay, 3light 

casement in each bay. Roof half-hipped. 

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Thornley House 

Five Bells Lane 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Beech Cottage 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Ashers Farm 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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The Great Barn 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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LB2 29/05/1957 140288 House. C17 encased C18. Timber-frame encased in rendered brick, 

old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay with 4th bay added to left C18. 

C18 central 6-panel door in doorcase with panelled reveal and 

architrave. Outside architrave console brackets supporting gabled 

hood. Blank opening to right. 7 16-pane moulded flush frame 

sashes with carved keyblock on frame. Dentilled eaves. Roof 

hipped with large stack to right of centre and stack on left hip. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140287 Cottage. C17 altered C18 and late C20. Timber-frame with brick 

infill, rendered, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay C17 building with 

outshot to rear and bay with wing behind added to right late C20. To 

left of centre door replaced C20 by 2-light casement. In other bays 

2-light casements on both floors, in C20 bay door and 2-light 

casement with another over. Stacks at each end of original building. 

Inside exposed rear wall of frame in outshot. C18 interior details in 

ground floor rooms. Roof trusses exposed on 1st floor. 

LB2 13/08/1981 140286 House. C17 remodelled and extended C18. Some timber-frame, 

brick, old plain tile roof. 3 bay C17 building end onto road with C18 

bays to rear of each bay. Road end has 2-light leaded casement in 

left bay which is end of C17 building, and right bay has 3-light leaded 

casement. Dentilled eaves. Roof hipped to left and half-hipped to 

right with stack on hip. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140285 Barn. Early C18. Timber-frame, weatherboarded on brick plinth, 

corrugated iron roof. End onto road 6 bay barn on ground sloping 

away from road, aisled on side away from farmyard with outshots on 

farmyard side. Outer side has indented double doors in 3rd bay from 

road end and aisle to rest. Roof half hipped. Inside queen post roof 

having cambered ties with curved braces and small braces to 

aisle/wallplate and windbraces. Aislepost on baseplates of brick 

plinths and ties from posts to top of wall. 

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Summerhouse And Walls 30m 

NW Of 

Broadgate House 


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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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The Five Bells 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Hatchetts Barn 

Farley Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Hatchetts Farmhouse 

Farley Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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LB2 01/07/1988 140405 Summerhouse. Later C19. Red brick with bands of flint nodules to 

front elevation; Welsh slated roof with coped gable to front, plain 

gable to rear. Single storey, 3-bay front elevation, the bays marked 

by pinnacled buttresses, with similar square-on-plan corner 

buttresses. Central bay has semi-circular arched doorway with plain 

fanlight over door, part glazed with painted and etched glass in 

margins; plain semi-circular arched windows to side bays. Side 

elevations have single pier in mid-elevation terminating under eaves. 

Extending from both sides of building is a cob wall rising to eaves 

level of summerhouse with pitched tile coping, which returns back to 

Broadgate Farm House (qv) on north side. This building almost a 

folly by nature, and both this and the wall add group value to both 

Farm House and Barns (qv). 

LB2 29/05/1957 140282 Public House. C18 altered C19 and C20. Colourwashed brick, old 

plain roof. 3 bay, 2 storey with wing to rear at left and other 

additions to rear and right end. Double door under fanlight in 

doorcase with console brackets supporting moulded flat hood. Each 

side 3-light casement under segmental head, above 3-light 

casement. Right bay has door under flat hood with 2-light casement 

on each floor. Dentilled eaves. Hipped roof and ridge stack over 

right door. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140280 Barn. C18. timber-frame weatherboarded, cob end walls, corrugated 

iron roof. 7 bay barn with double doors in 3rd bay from left and 

stable door with loft door over in 2nd bay from left with glazed areas 

in bay beside. Roof half-hipped to left and hipped to right with some 

roof lights. Inside queen post roof. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140278 Farmhouse. Mid C17 extended C18. Timber-frame core, 

colourwashed brick, flint and brick and cob, thatched roof. 3 bay, 2 

storey building with 1½ storey 2 bay cob addition to left. C19 2panel 

door in left bay of older part with flat hood and baffle entry in 

bay of flint bands and brick 1st floor string course. To left C18 3-light 

casement with another above. In right bays C19 2-light segmental 

head casement with 3-light eyebrow dormer over and at left. C19 2light 

stained-glass window. Roof hipped with stack on ridge above 

door. 

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Knockwood House 

Farley Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Haydown Farm 

Farley Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Monks 

Ducks Lane 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Monument To FrancisDouce 5m 

W Of 


Church Hill 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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LB2 27/11/1984 140276 Farmhouse. C17 encased late C18, extended early C19. Timberframe 

with brick infill on ends and encasing on sides, old plain tile 

roof. 4 bay timber-frame with eaves raised, bay added to right and 

lean-to dairy added to left end, also wings to rear. Front 2 storey, 5 

bay with dairy on left end. C19 gabled brick porch with segmental 

opening to right in centre bay. Beside an din other inner bays C19 3light 

casement with segmental head and similar 2-light casement in 

outer bays. On 1st floor 5 2-light casements. Roof half-hipped with 

stacks between left bays and right bays. Derelict C18 farm 

buildings. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140273 Farmhouse. Early C16, floor inserted C17, encased in brick C18, 

altered C20 bay on its left side. Roadside elevation brick with C18 3light 

segmental-headed leaded casement in right bay and 3rd bay 

from right with C18 3-light casement over in eyebrow dormer. In bay 

between in place of door 2-light segmental head casement. Roof 

hipped, steeply to right, and large ridge stack over position of door. 

Frame exposed on 1st floor on ends and far side and internally with 

exposed beam end of inserted floor above tie. C17 fireplaces of 

reused dressed stone. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140272 House. C16 incorporating parts of monastic building altered C18, 

C19 & C20. Rubble flint, mostly rendered, brick and stone 

dressings. 4 bay, 2 storey with C20 wing to front on right. Rear of 4 

bays has flint plinth with moulded stone offset. To centre bays C16 

3-light ovolo-mullioned windows with dripstones. To left bay C20 

lean-to pebbledashed. To right bay 3-light C20 casement and 

beyond projecting C20 round single storey flat roofed addition. On 

1st floor to centre bays, 2-light casement indenting into eaves. To 

left bay 2-light casement and to right bay C20 3-light casement. 

Stacks to right of centre and between right bays. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140271 Monument. 1760 to Francis Douce Esq. Doctor in Physics. Portland 

stone. Square pyramid 3m square, 3m high on square plinth which 

originally had railings. W side inscribed starting "Here lye the 

remains of Francis Douce" and describing his ancestors and deeds. 

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Wickhams 

Church Lane 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Fishing Cottage 

Church Lane 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Nether Wallop Post Office And 

1and 2 Sunnyside Cottages 

High Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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2 Sunnyside Cottages 

High Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Dane Cottage 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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LB2 27/11/1984 140269 Cottage. Mid C18, extended early C19 and 1946. Brick with blue 

headers on 1st floor, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay C18 building 

with 2 storey C19 bay to left at rear and 2 storey, 2 bay C20 part to 

rear behind right bay running right. Central C19 gabled timber porch 

with 4-panel door. Each side 2-light casement with segmental head. 

3 C18 2-light casements with C19 shutters on 1st floor. Roof halfhipped 

and swept-down to rear. Central stack. Similar windows to 

C19 bay with separate hipped roof. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140268 Cottage. Mid C18. Scantling timber-frame in ends, colour-washed 

brick, thatched. 1½ storey, 2 bay with outshot to right. Planked door 

to right of centre under open hipped thatch porch on rustic timber 

posts. To right 2-light casement, and planked door in outshot. To 

right 3-light casement. 2 2-light casements in eyebrow dormers. 

Roof half-hipped to left and swept down to right. Central ridge stack. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140267 Cottages and shop. C17, mid late C18. Timber-frame, part flint and 

brick band infill, part encased in brick with blue headers, other 

additions brick; old plain tile roofs. End onto road 3 bay, 2 storey 

timber-frame with shop in road end, behind 3 bay, 1-storey and attic 

cottage, now divided between front and rear cottages, and rear 

cottage 2 storey, 2 bay. Side has blank road end bay, planked door 

in 3rd bay with 2 & 3-light each side on both floors, dentilled eaves 

and steep pitched roof hipped on road end, half-hipped to other. 

Ridge stack above door. Low part has 3 C20 2-light casements and 

door and 3 C19 2-light casements in dormers. Far part has central 

C20 door under flat hood with 2-light casements each side on both 

floors and roof hipped at far end with central stack. Shop front has 

C20 double door under flat hood, each side 2-light casement with 

segmental head, above 3-light cutting dentilled eaves. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140266 House now 2 cottages. Mid C18 extended late C20. Brick, old plain 

tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay, C20 wings added to rear. Centre rebuilt to 

form 2 doorways with C19 4-panel doors under wide hipped hood. 

Each side 3-light casement under early rubbed brick head; 1st floor 

string course. Each end on 1st floor 3-light casement. End stacks. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140265 Pair of cottages. Mid C18 extended late C18. Flint and brick bands, 

brick dressings, thatched roof. 2 storey, 5 bays of several builds, left 

3 bays Dane Cottage. C18 top-lit 6-panelled door, in doorcase with 

panelled reveal and pilasters supporting console brackets to open 

pediment, in 2nd bay from left. Each side 3-light casement with 3light 

casement each side and 6-light casement in right bays. Roof 

half-hipped with stacks each end of Dane Cottage. 

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Ashton Cottage 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EN 

The Corn Barn 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HA 


Bent Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EJ 

Goddards Barn 

Bent Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EJ 

Splinters 

Bent Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EJ 


Bent Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EJ 

LB2 27/11/1984 140264 House. Late C18 with C19 addition. Brick, old plain tile roof. 2 

storey, 3 bay, but slightly asymmetrical with C19 single storey 

addition to left. Central 4-panel door in C18 solid frame with moulded 

flat hood. Each side C19 3-light casement under tall rubbed brick 

heads. On 1st floor 3-light casement either side of 2-light casement. 

Splash board in front of dentilled eaves. Ridge stack each end. C19 

single storey shop to left with large 1 & 3-light casement. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140284 Barn. Late C17/C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick plinth, 

corrugated iron roof. 4 bay barn with C19 garage in flint and brick to 

left end and lean-to sheds along rear. Open 2nd bay from left and 

door in right bay with window over. Roof half-hipped. Inside queen 

post roof with cambered ties, and large braces to ties, small braces 

to wallplate and windbraces to entrance bay. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140261 Farmhouse. C15 altered C17 and C18. Cruck timber-frame with 

brick encasing and rendering, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay 

building with crucks surviving to centre bay. C20 timber-frame porch 

to right of centre. In each bay 2-light casement and to left bays 1 or 

2-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof half-hipped with ridge 

stack between left bays and on right hip. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140260 Barn and stable range. C18. Cob with brick dressings and plinth, 

and timber frame weatherboarded old plain tile roof. 3 bay stable 

against older barn (qv) of weatherboard with door in one bay and 

window in other. Taller 3 bay cob barn to left with full height central 

opening of door with hay loft door over and window in other bay. 

Roof half-hipped. To left stable bay with half-hipped roof. Very 

important position overlooking water meadows on River Wallop. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140258 Barn. C18. Timber-framed with weatherboarding and corrugatediron 

roof. End onto road 4 bay barn aisled on farmyard side with 

C20 sheds on other side. Double doors both sides in 3rd bay from 

road and on road end. Roof half-hipped. Inside queen post roof with 

curved braces to tie and wall/aisle plates and windbraces. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140256 Cottage. C17 altered C18 and late C20. part timber-frame with 

plaster infill, part colourwashed brick, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 

bay C17 building remodelled in all but left bay C18, with C20 timberframe 

bay and old brick and tile garage, added to right, C20 porch in 

old brick and tile added to right C17 bay. 2-light casements in each 

bay with 2-light eyebrow. Left bay has 3-light casements on each 

floor. Roof half-hipped to right, hipped to left. Inside much of frame 

throughout. 

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The Brewery House 


Middle Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EG 

Brewery Farm Cottage 


Middle Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EG 

Fifehead Manor 


Middle Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EG 

Milestone 50m E Of Border 

Service Station 


Lopcombe 

Salisbury 

Wiltshire 

LB2 27/11/1984 140252 House. Mid C18, altered C19 and C20, earlier core. Brick 

colourwashed to front, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay double pile 

house with large wing to rear. Central door replaced by small sash 

with segmental head. Each side large 4-pane sash with segmental 

head. Above similar sashes either side of blind opening. Dentilled 

eaves. Roof hipped with stack to left. To right end ornate C19 gates 

to brewery with open work gate posts in cast iron. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140251 Row of cottages. C17 and C18 with C20 addition. Part timber-frame 

with colour washed brick infill, rest brick, thatched roof. 5 bay, 2 

storey. 1 bay of C17 timber-frame at right with outshot beyond, to 

left 3 C18 bays and C20 old brick and tile-roofed bay at left. Planked 

doors in right outshot and right and left C18 bays. 3 irregular 2-light 

casements in C17 bay. C20 leaded casement in right C18 bay. C18 

solid framed 2 & 3-light casements in left and centre C18 bays and in 

C20 bay. Similar on 1st floor. Roof hipped and set down to right. 

Stack between C17 and C18 bays and at left end of C18 part. C20 

bay 1½ storey with hipped dormer on roof. 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140250 Manor house now hotel. C17 building with C18 additions to end and 

C19 alterations. Rendered rubble stone with stone dressings, brick, 

old plain tile roof. End onto road C17 building, 2 bays of which 

survive with double pile C18 building at road end and C19 service 

range at other end. Side 2 storey, 6 bay has C17 bays in centre, 

and off centre C19 gabled brick porch with pointed arch. To one 

side 3-light mullioned windows. Added brick dentilled eaves. To 

road end, gabled ends of C18 part with external stacks and in centre 

4-panel door with 6-pane sash over and similar at corner towards 

centre. At far end of C17 range C17 external chimney with paired 

diamond stacks, and similar external stack on far side of C17 

building. Inside C17 bays original timber ceiling, and stone fireplace, 

with 4-centred arches. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140249 Milestone. Early C19. Painted stone with cast iron plates. Square - 

sectioned stone with slightly rounded top set corner on to road with 

cast iron plates on 2 faces `London 73, Sarum 8', and `London 73, 

Andover 9'. 

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Gardeners Cottage 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HE 

Milestone 50m W Of Garglogs 

Lodges 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

Stable Block And Service Block N 

Of Garlogs 

Broughton Road 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8DP 

Outbuildings And Garden Wall 

Place Farm House 

Heathman Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EW 

The Old Thatch 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EW 

LB2 Barn probably C18. Weatherboarded timber-frame on staddle 

stones. Half-hipped wheat-straw thatched roof. Plan: 4-bay barn on 

staddle-stones, with double-doors into front W of second bay from 

north end, and with 2-bay aisle at rear E of north two bays. C20 leanto 

garage at north end. Exterior. West front has plank double-doors 

to left of centre. Rear east, roof on right is carried down to lower 

eaves of aisle, with plank double-doors to left of aisle. The barn 

stands on about 32 staddle stones. C20 lean-to garage on north end. 

Interior. Jowled wall-posts with straight braces (some replaced) to 

tie-beams; queen strut trusses with clasped purlins, common-rafters 

with ridge board and battens complete. C20 truss structure inserted 

into second bay from north end. Wall-framing with long studs and no 

midrail. 

LB2 07/02/1986 140603 Milestone. Late C18. Painted stone. Square-sectioned stone, with 

chamfered top edge, set diagonally. On one face `70 Miles to 

LONDON', on other `3 miles to STOCKBRIDGE'. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140321 Stable block and service range. Late C18/mid C19. Brick with slate 

roofs. T-shaped with long head of T running N from house and 

halfway along " stem. Longer head range garages at house end and 

C19 stables at far end. Stem has tack room and archway through. 

Rubbed brick openings with 2-light cast-iron casements. On roof tall 

turret, slatehung, surmounted by cupola containing bell and above 

weathervane. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140301 Cottage and wall. Late C18/early C19. Rendered cob cottage, 

coursed flint wall and cob wall, thatched roof and wall coping. Single 

storey 3 bay cottage with casement to right centre. Hipped roof and 

stack to right of centre. To left running S 40m wall 3m high with thick 

coping. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140292 Cottage. C16 & C17. Timber-frame with plaster infill, thatched roof. 

1½ storey with 2 C16 bays and C17 bay added to right. 1 & 2 light 

casement in right bay and similar in ends on both floors. Roof halfhipped 

with external stack on right end. 

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Granary 40m NW Of The Granary 

House 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EW 

The Old Butchers Arms 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EN 

Dancing Green 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EN 

Honey Cottage 

Bent Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EJ 

Cordwainers Cottage 

Bent Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EJ 

Hatchetts Farmhouse 

Farley Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EL 

LB2 18/04/1990 140408 Granary. Probably early C19. Timber frame with weatherboard 

cladding on staddle stones; plain tile roof. 2 x 1 bays. Doorway, 

partly boarded across, with stable door. Half-hipped roof. Interior: 

partly lined with vertical boards; bin partition; queen-post roof truss. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140263 Cottage, formerly public house, C17 extended C19 & C20. Timberframe 

with colourwashed brick infill and pebbledashed brick 

additions, plain tiled roof. Single storey and attic, 3 bay C17 building, 

end onto road, with parallel range added to side and later road end 

elevation. Road elevation given cross roof and wide canted bay 

across older range. Side has exposed frame, C20 door with hood in 

centre bay and 3-light casement beside. 2 2-light casements in far 

bay with on far corner external projecting stack. Roof half-hipped 

with 3 C20 flat roofed dormers. Inside much of frame exposed. 

LB2 13/08/1981 140310 Cottage. C18. Brick with weatherboarded store, roof thatched. 1½ 

storey, 2 bay with outshot store at right end. Central planked door 

under thatched hipped porch on posts. Each side 3-light casement 

above 2 2-light casements in eyebrow dormers, 2-light casement in 

store. Roof hipped and swept down to right with central stack. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140262 Cottage. C17. Timber-frame core encased in colourwashed brick 

thatched roof. 2 storey, 3 bay. C20 old brick gabled porch 

approximately in centre. Each side 3-light casement and on 1st floor 

3 more. Roof half-hipped with stacks on ends of ridge. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140257 Cottage. C16 altered late C20. Timber-frame with plaster infill, cob 

addition. 1½ storey, 2 bay C16 cottage with C20 bay added to left, 

and C20 lean-to with slate roof to right. 2-light casement to right and 

left bay and 2 in centre. 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer to left 2 

bays. Roof half-hipped with ridge stack at left end of C16 building. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140281 Stable. C18. Cob with weatherboarded stable bay and gables, 

corrugated iron roof. 2 bay with double doors and window in 

weatherboarded bay. Roof half hipped. 

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Staplewood 

Farley Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EQ 

1 Sunnyside Cottages 

High Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EZ 

Durnford Cottage 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HA 

1 Manor Cottages 

Trout Lane 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EP 

Ivy Cottage 

The Square 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EX 

LB2 27/11/1984 140275 Cottage. C17 altered C19 and C20. Timber-frame with 

colourwashed brick infill, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay with C20 

bay added to right end in brick and tile. C20 pent roofed porch with 

paned door at inner end of right bay with 2-light casement beside; in 

other bays 3-light casement. Over each bay eyebrow dormer with 2 

or 3-light casement. Roof half-hipped to left and hipped to right with 

stack above door and projecting stack on right end. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140266 House now 2 cottages. Mid C18 extended late C20. Brick, old plain 

tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay, C20 wings added to rear. Centre rebuilt to 

form 2 doorways with C19 4-panel doors under wide hipped hood. 

Each side 3-light casement under early rubbed brick head; 1st floor 

string course. Each end on 1st floor 3-light casement. End stacks. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140290 3 cottages, now 2. Mid C19. Colourwashed rendered brick with 

brick quoins, pantiled roof. Symmetrical, 1½ storey, 3 bay with 

central projected gabled bay, and lean-to's each end in 

weatherboard. End bays have segmental head door outside 3-light 

segmental head casement. Centre bay has 3-light segmental head 

casement with 2-light similar over. All windows have chamfered 

brick openings. Above end bays gabled dormers with 2-light 

casements. Each side of centre bay large chimney surmounted by 3 

stacks, above a cornice, a lozenge-section stack with diamond stack 

each side. Included for group value. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140296 Pair of cottages. Early C19. Colourwashed brick, slate roof. 5 bay 

with outshot each end, 2 storey. In centre 2 planked doors under 

wide pent roofed porch. In bays each side 2-light cast iron casement 

on each floor, and in outer bays similar single casements. Slightly 

set back outshots with 2-light casements. Roof hipped and sweptdown 

over outshots with stack at right end of ridge and between left 

bays. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140314 2 attached cottages. C17 extended C20. Timber-frame with 

colourwashed plaster and brick infill, weatherboarded store bay, 

thatched roof. 2 1½ storey, 2 bay cottages with C18 store bay 

added to left cottage (Ivy) and C20 bay added to right cottage 

(Shiloh). Left cottage has C18 4-panel door in solid frame at right 

end of left bay single light to left, 3-light casement in right bay, and 

eyebrow dormer over each bay with 2 or 3-light casement. Double 

doors, in weatherboarded store to left. Roof hipped to left with stack 

to right of door. Right cottage has high flint plinth. C20 door and 

casement in timber-framed C20 right bay. 2-light casement and 

above 2-light eyebrow dormers in left bays. Stack at left end. 

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2 The Square 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EX 

Outbuilding 10m W Of Longstock 

House 

Longstock Park 

Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EH 

Wayfarers Cottage 

Trout Lane 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EP 

Broadgate House 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HA 

LB2 29/05/1957 140313 Row of cottages. 1864 on tablet. Brick, old plain tile roof. 1½ 

storey, 3 wide bays with projecting 1½ storey gabled projecting wing 

in centre. In centre C20 door beside 3-light casement with 2-light 

casement over, and toothed eaves along sides ending as corbels to 

barge boards. Side bays have planked door at outer end and 3-light 

casement inside, toothed eaves, and on roof 2-light gabled dormer 

with bargeboards. Combed ridge tiles and each side of centre bay 

chimney of rectangular bay with cornice above 3 flues, a diamond 

stack each side of lozenge-section stack. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140246 Outbuilding possibly original shooting box. Early C19. Flint, both 

knapped and rustic nodules, brick bands and dressings, slate roof. 

Single storey on cellar, 4 bay by 2 bay. Brick plinth and 2 bands of 

knapped flint and brick with corners of rustic nodules. Planked door 

in gothic opening in right centre bay and in other bays gothic 

opening, that to left containing render and 2-light gothic casements 

in other bays. Rustic flint nodule walling between hipped roof and 

stack to left of centre. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140297 Cottage. C17 extended C18 and C20. Timber-frame with 

colourwashed brick infill and additions, thatched roof. 1 1/2 storey 2 

bay with 3rd bay added to left and outshot to front of right bay sing;e 

storey bay added to right C20. 2-light casement in left and centre 

bay and outshot, door in C20 bay. 2-light eyebrow dormer in centre 

bay. Roof hipped with stack at inner end of C18 bay and at left end 

of original building. Lower hipped roof to C20 bay. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140283 Farmhouse. Early C19 incorporating earlier building. Rendered brick 

front, colourwashed sides, slate roof. 2 storey, 3 wide bays, 2 bays 

deep. Early C19 6-panel. 6 16-panew sashes with stucco keystone 

and sills. Roof half-hipped with stacks on front of hips. 

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Church Hill 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EY 


High Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EZ 

LB1 29/05/1957 140270 Parish church. C11 core to C12 nave and chancel, given aisles C13 

and C14, tower and aisles rebuilt C18, chancel rebuilt C19. Rubble 

flint and stone with stone dressings, brick rebuilds, lead and old plain 

tile roof. C11 church chancel now E bay of nave and several bays of 

nave, rebuilt C12 when chancel became sanctuary with bay to W 

becoming chancel and nave built to present length. Circa 1200 S 

chapel added to sanctuary and S aisle to nave, then later C13 N 

aisle added to nave and chancel. Probably around this time chancel 

arch removed, being reused for tower arch. In C14 S aisle rebuilt 

and joined to S chapel and N chapel built, tower rebuilt after collapse 

1704, chancel rebuilt enlarged, with oldest part becoming choir, in 

1845. Chancel has 3-light Perp E window, short corner buttresses 

and kneelered gable. On sides 2-light Perp windows. E nave bay has 

tiled roof like chancel, rest of nave has slightly taller clevestory with 

to each side 3 C14 2-light square headed trefoiled windows. S aisle 

has C15 pointed 3-light window with traceried head. Diagonal SE 

buttress. Lower wall rebuilt in brick. 4 C15 squarehead 2-light 

trefoiled windows. Between W windows C19 gabled porch with 

double doors. Diagonal SW butress and C15 3-light window with 

quatrefoil in head. N aisle has C15 3-light E window with tracered 

head and diagonal NE buttress. Most of wall rebuilt C18 in brick with 

reset C14 3-light trefoiled window at E, 3 stepped brick buttresses 

and between 3 tall squareheaded C15 trefoiled windows. Towards W 

C19 rendered gabled porch with double doors and iron gates and 

inside, rest in aisle, C12 round-headed doorway with continuous keel 

on inner order, later chamfer to outer order, across both imposts, 

below cushion capital on shafts with moulded base. C16 3 plank 

door in C18 frame. C15 3-light window. Large plan tower with 

diagonal buttresses and W 2-light Perp window with tablet above 

dating rebuild. To N C18 planked door. Louvred bell opening on 

each face, low parap 

LB2 29/05/1957 140306 Cottage. C17 altered C18. timber-frame with colourwashed brick 

infill and encasing, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay building with 

centre bay encased in brick. 2 or 3-light casement in each bay. 3 2light 

casements in eyebrow dormers. Roof half-hipped with stack to 

left of centre. Weatherboarded and tiled lean-to to left. 

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Milestone 800m W Of Junction 

With Road To Houghton 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

1 Garlogs Cottages 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8DP 

Garlogs 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8DP 

Barn 40m E Of Berry Court Farm 

Church Hill 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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LB2 07/02/1986 140604 Milestone. Late C18. Painted stone. Square-sectioned stone, with 

chamfered to edge, set diagonally. On one face '69 Miles to 

LONDON', on other '2 miles to STOCKBRIDGE'. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140322 Pair of cottages. Early C19. Rendered bricks, slate roofs. 2 storey, 

4 bay with later range added to rear mid C19. Each cottage has 

between bays rustic open gabled timber porch, under planked or 6panel 

door. To centre bays 3-light cast iron casements on both 

floors and outer bays have similar 2-light casements. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140320 Small country house. 1846 incorporating older building destroyed in 

fire. Stuccoed brick, slate roof. 3 storey 3 x 3 bay, with wing to rear 

on left. Plinth. Central double doors with panels beside, all halfglazed 

with fanlights over, under stuccoed Doric porch with heavy 

entablature, surmounted by urn on plinth. Each side 16-pane sash 

with blind box, in architrave with cornice over on console brackets. 3 

similar sashes on 1st floor and on 2nd floor wide 12-pane sashes 

with blind boxes, in architraves. Wide flat eaves to low pitched roof 

and symmetrical stacks behind ridge. 

LB1 27/11/1984 140319 Barn. C15. Timber-frame with low flint wall and stone dressings, old 

plain tile roof. Aisled all round 5 bay barn with flint plinth with 

moulded stone offset, stone quoins at corners and between bays. 

To farmyard side projecting central midstray porch on similar walls 

with weatherboarded gable each side of large double door opening, 

and half-hipped roof. Roof hipped with a few roof lights. Inside tall 

posts on padstones. Cambered tiebeams with tall queen posts large 

curved braces from posts to tiebeams and smaller ones to 

aisleplates. Tie from top of walls to posts with strut to support lower 

part of rafters. 2 sets of purlins above and below aisleplate with 

curved braces up to each from both sides of each rafter. This also 

occurs on hips and in porch is queen truss, 3 sets of purlins and 

windbraces from truss to uppermost purlins. 

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Barn 15m N of Berry Court 

Farmhouse 

Nether Wallop 

Berry Court Farm 

Church Hill 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EY 

Stable Wall And Side Gates To 


The Square 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EX 


The Square 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EX 

LB2 29/05/1957 140318 Barn. Late C17. Timber-frame weatherboarded with corrugated iron 

roof on brick and flint plinth. 10 bay aisled barn, on farmyard side 

open 3rd bay from right and to 4th and 5th bays from right projecting 

forward C19 cattle sheds, and at left end C19 buildings. On far side 

2 gabled porches in 3rd bay from left and 4th bay from right with 

open right bays without aisle. Inside queen-post roof with cambered 

ties, and posts on baseplates with large curved braces from back of 

post to junction of baseplates, and straight braces from post to 

aisleplates and tiebeams. Small paired windbraces. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140317 Farmhouse. C16 encased C18, extended early C19. Timber-frame 

with brick infill, encasing and additions, old plain tile roof, slated 

additions. 2 storey and attic, 3 bay and smoke bay, with exposed 

timber gable and to rear at that end 2 storey 3 bay C19 addition. 

Front rendered with C20 glazed outshot to centre, smoke and right 

bays. To right of smoke bay top-lit C19 door, to left French windows. 

In right bay 3-light casement, in left bay 12-pane sash. On 1st floor 

4 9-pane sashes, 2 to centre bay. Roof half-hipped to left with on left 

part 2 2-light hipped dormers. Large ridge stack with offset head 

over smoke bay. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140316 Stable with wall and gates. Early and mid C19. Flint with brick 

dressings, tiled roof and coping, wall rendered, timber gates. Along 

Church Lane 2 bay 1½ storey stable with 4m long 4m high wall to 

left, and short 2m high wall before gates, between brick piers, set at 

angle to right. On garden side double doors in both bays with gabled 

dormer over in centre. On roadside similar dormer. Both walls have 

tiled coping and gate piers have gabled tops. Gates of timber have 

iron railings inside frame topped by crosses. Included for group 

value. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140315 Vicarage now private house. Late C18 and early C19. Brick, old 

plain tile roof. 2 storey on plinth, double pile 3 bay originally with 

added left bay. High plinth, with in 2nd bay from right doorcase of 

pilasters supporting entablature, inside 5 steps up to 4-panel door. 

Immediately left added 12-pane sash. In left bay canted bay window 

with sash to front and flat roof. Elsewhere 6 16-pane sashes. Roof 

hipped with stack on ridge over left bay, stack behind ridge in bay to 

right and stack on right return ridge. 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP

Rose Cottage 

The Square 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EX 

3 The Square 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EX 

Coach House Winton Nursing 

Home 

Farley Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EL 

LB2 29/05/1957 140314 2 attached cottages. C17 extended C20. Timber-frame with 

colourwashed plaster and brick infill, weatherboarded store bay, 

thatched roof. 2 1½ storey, 2 bay cottages with C18 store bay 

added to left cottage (Ivy) and C20 bay added to right cottage 

(Shiloh). Left cottage has C18 4-panel door in solid frame at right 

end of left bay single light to left, 3-light casement in right bay, and 

eyebrow dormer over each bay with 2 or 3-light casement. Double 

doors, in weatherboarded store to left. Roof hipped to left with stack 

to right of door. Right cottage has high flint plinth. C20 door and 

casement in timber-framed C20 right bay. 2-light casement and 

above 2-light eyebrow dormers in left bays. Stack at left end. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140313 Row of cottages. 1864 on tablet. Brick, old plain tile roof. 1½ 

storey, 3 wide bays with projecting 1½ storey gabled projecting wing 

in centre. In centre C20 door beside 3-light casement with 2-light 

casement over, and toothed eaves along sides ending as corbels to 

barge boards. Side bays have planked door at outer end and 3-light 

casement inside, toothed eaves, and on roof 2-light gabled dormer 

with bargeboards. Combed ridge tiles and each side of centre bay 

chimney of rectangular bay with cornice above 3 flues, a diamond 

stack each side of lozenge-section stack. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140312 Stable block. Mid C19. Knapped flint with brick dressings, some 

stone, old plain tile roof. 8 bay, 1½ storey with projecting gabled 2 

central bays. In these bays pair of arched openings for carriage 

doors now glazed, with large 3-light window above with lowered sill 

with clock in gable. Kneelered gable with open bellcote on ridge. To 

right 2-light casements in cambered heads, larger door i n similar 

head and higher set 3-light casement. 2-light casement in gable in 

centre and gabled dormer each side. To left high side 3-light 

casement, in cambered head, another high set window and pair of 2light 

windows in cambered head. Above door 2-light casement in 

gablet, and 2 2-light gabled dormers. Patterns in brick above 

windows. Kneelered gables. 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP

Winton Nursing Home Winton 

House 

Farley Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HE 

Blenheim Cottage 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EN 

The Old Forge 

The Square 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EX 

Old Brook Farm 

High Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EZ 

LB2 27/11/1984 140311 Middle sized country house. 1838 by On B Carter, extended later 

C19. Brick with stone dressings and flint decoration, old plain tile 

roof. 4 gabled bay 2½ storey front, 3 bays deep. To right set back a 

bay, 3 bay similar addition. To left bay gabled porch with large 

carved squareheaded stone doorway and octagonal finials of brick 

with stone tops. 2 2-light casements in left centre bay, 3-light 

casements on other bays. Yellow brick 1st floor band. On 1st floor 

3-light casements in all but left bay which has carved stone panel. 2light 

casements in gable. Leaded lights. Between gabled leaded 

downpipes with crested hopper heads. Diaper patterned flush 

knapped flint. End gables kneelered with diagonal end buttresses. 

Between gables chimneys with triple moulded octagonal stacks with 

stone heads. Added bays 2 storeys with simpler similar details and 

gabled projecting right bay, with dentilled eaves to other bays. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140309 Cottage. C18. Timber-frame core encased in brick and flint bands, 

part rendered, old plain tile roof and weatherboarded store. 1½ 

storey, 2 bay rear outshot with outshot store on right. Central pentroofed 

porch with planked door each side 3-light casement, above 

on roof 2-light leaded casement in hipped dormer. Roof hipped, with 

multi-flued central stack, and swept down at right. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140308 Cottage. C17 altered late C20. Timber-frame with colourwashed 

brick infill and additions. 1½ storey, 3 bays and smoke/passage bay. 

C20 outshot porch to front of narrow bay. Bay to left has small 

canted bay of 4-lights, in left bay 3-light and 2-light casement, and 2light 

casement in right bay. 3 3-light casements in eyebrow dormers. 

Roof half-hipped with ridge piece and stack to right of centre above 

door. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140307 House, formerly farmhouse. C18 incorporating earlier building, 

altered C19. Rendered brick, shingle roof. End onto road 2 storey, 

4 bay building with added wings on rear towards back. Front has 8 

16-pane flush frame sashes altered C19, with planked door between 

right bays with baffle entry and to far right C20 single storey hipped 

projection. Heavy probably plaster egg and dart cornice, C18 but 

more likely C19. Overhanging eaves to hipped roof with ridge stack 

to right of centre and projecting stacks on right hip and to rear of left 

bay. 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP


High Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EZ 

Mallows 

High Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EZ 

Janes Cottage 

High Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EZ 

Down Cottage 

High Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EZ 

Place Farm House 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EW 

LB2 29/05/1957 140305 Cottage. C17. timber-frame with brick infill and on 1st floor flint and 

brick solid frame. In each bay 3-light casement and to right outshot 

2-light casement. Above 3 eyebrow dormers with 2-light 

casements, one over right outshot. Roof hipped and swept-down 

each end. Stack on ridge above door. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140304 Cottage. C17 refronted C18. Timber-frame core encased in 

colourwashed brick and flint and brick, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 

bay with bay added to right C18. Early C20 door in centre bay with 

4-light casement each side 3 eyebrow dormers with 2 or 3-light 

casement. Roof half-hipped to left and hipped to right. Stack on 

ridge above door. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140303 Cottage once pair. C17 remodelled C18. Timber-frame with 

colourwashed brick infill and ground floor and end bays 

colourwashed flint and brick, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay C17 

building with bay added to left, when made 2 cottages. 2-light 

casement in each bay with casement to left of centre. Eyebrow 

dormer with 2-light casements to left 3 bays. Roof half-hipped with 

stack in centre. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140302 Cottage. C18 of 2 builds. Knapped flint with brick dressings and 

additions, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay with small bay added to 

left. In centre of older building planked door in segmental headed 

solid frame, each side and in added bay 2-light segmental head 

casements. Above earlier windows eyebrow dormer with 2-light 

casement having triangular side lights. Roof hipped with large 

central stack above door. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140300 Farmhouse. Mid C18, incorporating earlier building. Colourwashed 

brick, tile-hung wing to rear, old plain tile roof. 2 storey 5 bay with 

staircase wing in centre to rear, rest of rear outshot and single storey 

service rang to left end. Central 6-panel top lit door in solid frame, 

flat hood over. Each side 2 2-light segmental headed casements 

and another in door opening beside blocked opening in service bay. 

On 1st floor 4 similar casements with blind similar opening to left of 

centre. 2 symmetrical hipped 2-light dormers on roof. Large end 

stacks. Service range half-hipped. 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP

Straw Hall 

Trout Lane 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EP 

Thatched Wall E And W Of Straw 

Hall 

Trout Lane 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EP 


Trout Lane 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EP 

Maltings 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EW 

LB2 29/05/1957 140299 Cottage. Early and late C19. Rendered cob, thatched roof, 2 storey, 

2 x 2 bay with to side bay connecting to weatherboarded single 

storey addition, and brick and slate outshot to rear on to lane. 

Garden front has French windows to right on both floors and 2-light 

casements to left. In front 2 storey late C19 timber verandah with on 

1st floor bowed openwork iron balusters. Roof hipped and 

overhanging verandah. Stack on ridge to left of centre. Small 

casement with hood mould to side bay and 2 & 3-light casements in 

addition. Left side has C19 4-panel door to left under shingled hiproofed 

porch of massive oak timbers with 2-light casement above 

and to left 3-light casement in outshot. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140298 Thatched wall. C19. Rendered cob with thatched coping. 3m high 

wall running 10m W then 20m S around garden and at other end 

10m E of the cottage running 20m S. Included for group value. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140296 Pair of cottages. Early C19. Colourwashed brick, slate roof. 5 bay 

with outshot each end, 2 storey. In centre 2 planked doors under 

wide pent roofed porch. In bays each side 2-light cast iron casement 

on each floor, and in outer bays similar single casements. Slightly 

set back outshots with 2-light casements. Roof hipped and sweptdown 

over outshots with stack at right end of ridge and between left 

bays. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140295 Cottage and attached malting barn. C18. Flint with brick dressings, 

thatched roof, cob barn with corrugated iron roof. 1½ storey, 4 bay 

cottage with lower 4 bay barn to right. C19 double doors i solid 

frame under rubbed brick head with moulded cornice over. Single 

light in bay to left and 2-light casements in left bays with similar 

heads and C20 light in centre. 4 2-light casements in eyebrow 

dormers. Roof half-hipped with external end stacks and ridge stack 

to right of centre. Barn has planked door with fanlight to left, 2-light 

casements with opening above under eaves to centre bays and 

double doors to right. At one time part of brewery of The Trout. 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP

The Trout 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EW 

Old Butchers Cottage 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EW 

Rags Corner 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HA 

Pantiles Cottage 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HA 

Elm Cottage 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HA 

LB2 29/05/1957 140294 Cottage with shop, formerly inn. C18, possibly earlier core. Cob and 

flint rendered, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay with added outshot 

bay to right. C19 top-lit door to left of centre in gabled timber porch. 

In each bay 3-light casement with above smaller similar in eyebrow 

dormer. Left outshot bay is shop in brick with 16-pane sash and 

planked door. Roof hipped to left with ridge stack to right of outshot 

bay, large stack above door and external stack at right end. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140293 Cottage formerly butcher's shop. C18 and C19 shop. Colourwashed 

brick, thatched roof, and slated roof to shop. 1½ storey 3 bay 

cottage with single storey shop added to left. Central 6-panel top-lit 

door in solid frame under segmental hood on brackets. Each side 3light 

casement with cornice and above 3-light casement in eyebrow 

dormer. All leaded. Above door 2-light taller casement in eyebrow 

dormer. Roof half-hipped to left shop has stable door with 3-light 

casement beside and fanlights over both. Half-hipped roof. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140291 Cottage. C16, extended C20. Timber-frame with plaster infill, 

thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay C16 building with matching C20 bay 

to right. In end C16 bay C20 2-light leaded casement with high set 

in centre bay leaded casement each side of post. Above 2 C20 2light 

leaded casements in eyebrow dormers. Roof half-hipped with 

stack above centre bay. Behind C19 thatched cottage of 

colourwashed brick and thatched roof with similar C20 link building. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140290 3 cottages, now 2. Mid C19. Colourwashed rendered brick with 

brick quoins, pantiled roof. Symmetrical, 1½ storey, 3 bay with 

central projected gabled bay, and lean-to's each end in 

weatherboard. End bays have segmental head door outside 3-light 

segmental head casement. Centre bay has 3-light segmental head 

casement with 2-light similar over. All windows have chamfered 

brick openings. Above end bays gabled dormers with 2-light 

casements. Each side of centre bay large chimney surmounted by 3 

stacks, above a cornice, a lozenge-section stack with diamond stack 

each side. Included for group value. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140289 Cottage. C17 and C18, extended late C20. Timber-frame with 

plaster and brick infill with ground floor rebuilt in brick and flint bands 

with stone quoins, roof thatched. 1½ storey, 3 small bays. Planked 

door to left of right bay, 2-light casement beside. 2-light casement in 

centre with 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer over. Roof halfhipped 

with stack above door. 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP 

NETHER WALLOP

North Baddesley 

St John The Baptist Church 

Flexford Road 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO52 9DF 

Milestone 20m E Of Junction With 

Nutburn Lane 

Botley Road 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

LB2S 29/05/1957 141132 Parish church. C11 nave, chancel C15, west tower and west wall of 

1674, C19 north vestry, restoration of 1878 by GG Scott. The 

chancel was rebuilt to the same width as the nave, to produce the 

present single cell church, with south porch and west tower. Walls of 

flint and stone rubble to the nave, stone rubble to the chancel, 

brickwork in English bond to the tower and west end of nave, with 

lower parts having large stone quoins and bands of flint, vestry walls 

of flint with stone dressing, two massive stepped buttresses at the 

west end (north and south walls) of the church, of brickwork above a 

stone base. Tile roof. C14 and C15 coupled traceried windows, with 

three cusped lights to the C15 east window; one Victorian copy, and 

a C18 casement lighting the gallery. C15 style C17 porch, with a 

wood arcade on massive side walls, and a moulded stone south 

door. The tower is crenellated, with narrow openings to the bell 

stage, and a stone plaque above the small west window with raised 

figures 1674 and initials S T (Sikon Tredgo) and T C (Thomas 

Compton). Interior: wood barrel vault to the chancel, which has a 

medieval (Hospitallers) altar tomb, a Tuscan monument (of 1620, 

John Moore) placed diagonally, a small painting by Annibale 

Caracci, and a wood screen of 1602, with lower panels and 

balustered open rails above. Early C17 panelled pulpit with 

octagonal tester, C14 octagonal Purbeck font, C18 west gallery with 

C20 panelled front: above the doorway is a Royal Coat of Arms 

(G3R of 1806. From c1160 to 1536 the church belonged to the 

Knights Hospitallers. 



rectangular cast iron plate, inscribed "9 miles to BOTLEY, 3 TO 

ROMSEY". On route of Whiteparish, Romsey and Southampton 


NORTH BADDESLEY 

NORTH BADDESLEY

Baddesley Manor 

Flexford Road 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO52 9DF 

Manor Farm 

Flexford Road 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO52 9DF 

LB2 29/05/1957 141133 House on the site of the Precaptory of the Knights hospitallers from 

the mid C12 to 1536. C15, C18, with mid C19 minor alterations and 

additions. Brick walls of header bond, rubbed flat arches, blue panels 

between windows, corner pilasters, plinth: stone cills; other walls of 

Flemish and English bond: stucco parapet with pierced balustrade 

(of oval strapwork) above a moulded stone cornice. Hipped slate 

roof, tile roof to lower wings. Symmetrical west front of 2 storeys and 

attic, three windows. The dormers (C19) have pediments, the main 

windows are sashes in reveals. Victorian porch of the same style, 

with stucco balustered parapet, moulded cornice, corner pilasters, 

plinth, panelled front door and side sashes. To the rear of the west 

front there extends (southwards) a long two storeyed side wing, of 

1.3.3 windows, with a tile roof and brick walls of English and Flemish 

bond, ending in two wide cambered (carriage) arches, one now 

fitted, the interior of this building has timber framing, of earlier date. 

The north elevation of the main block is symmetrical, of two storeys 

and attic, 2.2 of similar details and three pilasters. Set back to the 

rear as a lower two-storeyed east wing is the surviving unit of the 

medieval group of buildings, being the kitchen block with a massive 

chimney breast; externally there is brick facing, and the north 

elevation has a Venetian window above two sashes. 

LB2 05/11/1987 141289 Farmhouse. C17 early C19, C20. Rendered brick. Early C19 north 

range with gabled slate roof, adjoining 2 earlier ranges forming an Lplan, 

with plain tile roofs, with gablet and catslide to east and half-hip 

to south. North front: 2 storeys, 3 bays. Dentilled eaves cornice. 

Off-centre doorway with gabled porch. To left and right, single 

sashes with cambered arches. Above, 3 similar sashes. Then to left 

again, one bay of the earlier build with a single C20 casement. 

Interior: exposed C17 main beam with chamfer and jewelled stop, in 

ground floor room to south-east. Reputed to have a queen post roof 

with clasped purlins. 

NORTH BADDESLEY 

NORTH BADDESLEY

Body Farm 

Nutburn Road 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO52 9BG 

LB2 05/11/1987 141287 Farmhouse. Possibly originally a mid-C16 hall-house altered in C17, NORTH BADDESLEY 

C18, C19 and C20. Timber-framed with C18 and C19 brick infill and 

recasing. Plain tile roof, hipped at West end, gabled at East end, 

with ridge stack and external gable stack. Lobby-entry plan. South 

front: 2 storeys, 4 bays. Off centre doorway with cambered arch and 

C20 door. To left: a 2-light casement with cambered arch and 

beyond, a brick buttress. To right: a 3-light casement and then a 2light 

casement, both with cambered arches. Beyond, a brick 

buttress. Above, from left to right, a 2-light casement, a single light 

casement and then a 3-light casement. All C20 casements. North 

elevation has C19 brick continuous outshut, and retains some wattle 

and daub infill in its upper framing. Interior: large central stack and 

upper floors probably inserted in late C17. Chamfered and flatstopped 

main beams and joists visible on ground floor. Substantial 

visible remains of timber frame on first floor. Roof altered in C19 and 

C20.

Nursling and Rownhams 

Yew Tree Farm 

Yewtree Lane 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0XU 


Mill Lane 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0YE 

LB2 17/11/1986 141154 Farmhouse. C17 lobby entrance timber-framed house, with rear 

extension and total recladding of c1800. Brick walls of Flemish 

bond, some English bond, cambered openings: two buttresses at the 

west end and a pilaster at the east side. Hipped tile roof, extended 

at the east end above an outshot, stepped brick eaves; shafted 

stack. Symmetrical south front of two storeys, three windows 

(middle filled), with one opening to the outshot. Sashes in exposed 

frames (one casement). Plain doorway with five-panelled (one top 

glazed) door. Interior has remains of the timber-frame, in cross walls 

and roof. Two bricks at the west end are inscribed G x P x L 1781 

and L1781. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141152 House, with old stable extending from the south west corner. C17 

plinth, the building being mainly early C19. Red brick walls in 

English bond, moulded brick weathering band to the 1st floor, stone 

quoins and wedge lintels, cills, moulded plinth band, plinth. Hipped 

tile roof, triple pile open to the west, brick eaves band. Near 

symmetrical north front of two storeys three windows. Sashes of 

sixteen lights, in reveals. Doric porch of two pilasters, two columns, 

with simple mouldings (and including triglyphes), smooth columns, 

on stone steps: reeded architrave and five-panelled (top glazed) 

door. The east elevation is also symmetrical, divided by two 

attached stacks, of two storeys, 1.1.1 above 0.2.0 windows, with a 

central doorway; walls of header bond, cambered arches, 1st floor 

weathering band: sashes in reveals, five-panelled door (one top 

glazed) within an architrave, above two steps. The rear elevation 

has been altered, now showing two windows; brickwork in English 

bond, and includes a C17 chamfered stone framed window in the 

plinth wall. The west elevation is irregular, with a ground-floor 

extension linking to the stable block. Rectangular stable block with 

tile roof and brick walls, the east faces being of roughly coursed 

stonework. The stone was quarried from a nearby monastic site. 

NURSLING AND 

ROWNHAMS 

NURSLING AND 

ROWNHAMS

Nursling Mill 

Mill Lane 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0YE 

The Coach House 

Rownhams House 

Betteridge Drive 

Rownhams 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 8LE 

St Johns Church 

Horns Drove 

Rownhams 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 8AH 

LB2 13/07/1981 141151 Watermill, now two dwellings. 1728, mid C19, and late C20. Walls 

of brickwork in Flemish bond, cambered arches to the openings. 

Slate roof. Rectangular structure of two storeys and two attic floors, 

south front of five openings. Two doorways at the 1st floor have 

been glazed, and above each is a hoist on brackets, with a 

casement to the front, boarded walls and gabled roof. Casement. 

Three plain doors at the ground floor. The east gable has a wall 

monument with brick framework, including an arched top with a 

keystone, and a stone plaque inscribed .... "This building stands on a 

frame of large beech timber which was given by Sir Richard Mill Bart, 

in the memory of whose kindness this stone was placed here by 

T.C.K. 1728". The machinery has been retained, in carrying out the 

conversion to dwellings. The roadway in front of the mill crosses the 

bridge above the race, which makes a wide brick arch opening onto 

the lower pool. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141150 Stables, now offices. C18, wit early C19 "Tudor" arcades, and late 

C19 wings. Brickwork in Flemish bond with blue headers, 

cambered openings, wings of English bond. Tile roof, half-hipped, 

catslide at rear. A rectangular block with a central turret, and an 

arcade (early C19) of Tudor style on the south front, of five bays 

(centre higher), with cambered arches, above which the spandrels 

have inset crosses, and there is a castellated parapet. At each side 

the arcade ends against forward wings, of two storeys two windows, 

with half-hipped gables. The main feature is a tall open octagonal 

turret, with dome, Corinthian colonnade, on a square base which is 

tile-hung. Mullion and transom windows (blank to the upper part of 

the wings). Central carriage entrance is also blocked. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141149 Parish church, of decorated style. 1855, enlarged 1885. Cruciform 

church with north vestry and south porch, the south transept being 

raised as a tower. West country limestone with Bath stone 

dressings; cill bands, plinth, stepped buttresses: traceried couled 

lights (three at the east and four at the west). Steep slate roof. The 

tower has two stages, a staircase turret, and an octagonal spire. 

The interior has original furnishings. Of special interest is a series of 

medallions of Flemish stained glass, inserted into the glazing of the 

windows in the form of circles, ovals, rectangles with square or 

cambered leads. The medallions represent themes from Christian 

iconography, and one of clear and tinted glass, the treatment being 

of classical style. 

NURSLING AND 

ROWNHAMS 

NURSLING AND 

ROWNHAMS 

NURSLING AND 

ROWNHAMS

Ice House 


Romsey Road 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 8AH 


Betteridge Drive 

Rownhams 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0LE 

LB2 17/06/1996 461819 Icehouse. Circa early C19. Brick; circular on plan with domed roof 

and valuted brick tunnel entrance on the north side with plain 

doorway, the whole covered in earth. An unusual feature is the 

chimney-like vent on the top of the dome. 

NURSLING AND 

ROWNHAMS 

LB2 17/06/1996 461818 Country house, partly used as offices. Circa 1760-2, for Robert NURSLING AND 

Barton; extended circa late C19 and remodelled and extended early 

C20 and 1926. Red brick in Flemish bond with some blue brick 

headers. Roof concealed behind parapet. Brick axial stacks. 

PLAN: Large almost square, rectangular plan house facing west, 

extended in early C20 on east by single-storey extension, on which a 

second storey was added in 1926. The service wings on the north 

side are probably C19 additions. EXTERIOR: 2 storeys 2:1:1 bay 

west front with brick giant pilasters rising up to the coping of the 

parapet, the advanced centre and ground floor bay to left appear to 

be early C20 alterations, central doorway with arched canopy, 

fanlight above, flanking sidelights and Venetian window above; 12pane 

sashes to right and left, ground floor right glazing bars missing 

and on left larger 15-pane sashes in bay; all with gauged brick flat 

arches; similar arches to blind panels above first floor windows. 

South garden front: similar blind panels and giant pilasters, 4:2 bays, 

right-hand 2 bays an early C20 single-storey and attic addition with a 

Venetian window, heightened in 1926. East elevation has extension 

projecting on left with Venetian ground floor window and 4 bays to 

right, partly 3 storeys with various sashes with glazing bars; lower 

wing on right refaced in circa early C20 with wall with large blind arch 

to match stables (qv). INTERIOR: Although remodelled in the C20 

there is some C18 joinery surviving. The staircase seems to be an 

early C20 reconstruction of an C18 stair and has turned balusters 

and handrails ramped up to column newels. Drawing room and 

library have modillion cornices, apparently later friezes and plaster 

wall panels, moulded doorcases with overdoors and veneered 

panelled door and inlaid border continuing around the floor through 

the later partition between the two rooms; the library has find set of 

Edwardian glazed bookcases and Corinthian columns to the 

chimneypie 

ROWNHAMS

Fountain At The Atherley School 

Grove Place 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0AB 

Griffon House 

Grove Place 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0XY 

Forecourt Screen 

The Atherley School 

Grove Place 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0AB 

LB2 17/11/1986 141148 Fountain in pool. Late C19. Stone surround to pool, stone and 

marble fountain. 4m diameter pool with raised moulded stone 

surround. In centre of fountain head held up by mermaid on wide flat 

bowl which underneath tapers down to column which is supported by 

4 mermaids on dolphins. Lies on central axis path from house 

through formal gardens. It is in 2nd garden and on other axial path 

at right-angles which has statues (qv) at each end. Included for 

group value. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141147 Stables and barn on three sides of a courtyard, the former converted 

to a dwelling. Of C16 origin, mostly early C19, with late C20 

conversion. Brick walls in English bond, cambered arches to the 

ground floor openings. Tile roof, hipped dormers. Long rectangular 

block with a continuous roof, and central carriage entrance to the 

courtyard; the west side is a barn with a gabled projecting waggon 

entrance (now filled) and the north lower wing at its west end is a 

plain block with a central doorway. The east side has a south 

elevation of one storey and attic, four above five window. 

Casements: one large French door at the east side: the north wing 

has been made into a large room, with windows facing the courtyard. 

Entrance porch in the angle. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141146 Screen between the approach avenue and the environs of the 

house. 1900. On each side of the driveway there are six slender 

stone piers, linked by wrought-iron rails. Each pier is panelled, with 

floral decoration, with moulded cap and base, and a floral decoration 

set at the top: the outer piers have carved figures at the top. The 

ironwork has a simple pattern of horizontals and verticals, with a 

curved top to each bay. Included for group value. 

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Grove Place 

Upton Lane 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0XY 

Bargain Farm House 

Frogmore Lane 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0XS 

LB1 29/05/1957 141143 Elizabethan mansion. Mid C16, with late C18 changes of 

fenestration, and minor alterations and restoration of 1895. Brick 

walls of English bond, parapet with stone coping and weathered 

band, stone moulded plinth band, chamfered reveals to the old 

openings, rubbed flat arches to altered openings. Gabled tile roof, 

with hipped dormers. E-plan of two storeys and attic, the main 

rectangular block having at each side projecting wings, with 

chamfered corners, the internal angles being filled with octagonal 

stair turrets; the outside walls have massive tapered stacks attached 

(four to the rear and two to each wing), with separated diagonal flues 

in groups of 2, 3, 4 or 5 (of c1900). The recessed front (south) of 

three bays has a gable with an attic casement, flanked by a dormer 

(behind the parapet); the centre of the 1st floor has a hoodmould 

above a carved coat of arms, and on each side is an original stone 

mullion and transom window of eight leaded lights: the ground floor 

has similar oak windows and the stone doorway (c1900) has a Tudor 

arch beneath three windows. The flanking elevations facing the 

entrance forecourt also have central gables, one 1st floor central 

sash window (C18) and a ground-floor mullion and transom window 

of six lights, at the inner side, the former three-bay system having 

been altered. The tall octagonal turrets have crenellated parapets, 

stone mullioned windows at the top on each face, and below this 

window on each face at different levels, some now filled and others 

having oak mullioned frames. The south ends of the wings have two 

bays below a central gable (with one casement), with C18 sashes 

(casements to the ground floor on the west side). The side and rear 

elevations are dominated by the chimney stacks, the intermediate 

spaces having an irregular pattern of windows, C18 sashes for the 

most part, but with some casements of c1900. Interior: there are 

rooms with original oak panelling and others with C18 pinewood 

panelling. Several 

LB2 22/07/1986 141142 Farmhouse. C17 three bay lobby-entrance house with east side 

outshot, and some recladding of the early C19. Walls have exposed 

framing, bricknogged, with brickwork at ends and rear. Thatched 

roof, hipped at the east end and brought to a low eaves, half-hipped 

at the west end, eaves raised above the upper windows, and 

lowered (on posts) to form a porch. North front elevation of one 

storey and attic, three above 1.2.1.2 windows. Casements. 

Boarded door in a plain frame. 

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Church Farmhouse 

Church Lane 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0YB 

Nursling House 

Church Lane 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

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LB2 17/11/1986 141141 House, possible of late-medieval origin as a timber-framed hall with 

two-storeyed cross wing at the east end, the oldest parts being 

c1600, with recladding of the late C18 and rear extension as an 

outshot, later raised to two storeys in the late C19. Walls of 

brickwork in English bond, some Flemish bond, with cambered 

arches and rubbed flat arches: the base of the rear wall has massive 

roughly-coursed stonework. Tile roof, brick dentil eaves. 

Symmetrical south front of two-storeys, three windows, with singlestoreyed 

(C20) west wing of one window, and a lower two-storeyed 

east wing of one window. Sashes in exposed frames, ground-floor 

casements to the wings and windows of the other elevations. 6panelled 

door (two top glazed) in a plain frame, within a simple open 

porch, hidden by a clipped yew surround. The interior has early and 

late framing, a Tudor doorway, a C17 fireplace, and the remains of a 

gable, indicating a cross wing. The rear of the house is a lower 

narrow (forming a double pile) with walls indicating that the present 

two storeys was formerly single-storeyed, beneath a catslide roof. 

The stones were quarried from a nearby monastic site. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141140 Rectory, now private house. 1778, with late C19 west wing. Brick 

walls in header bond, parapet with stone coping, wood eaves cornice 

with small vertical modillions, rubbed flat arches, plain stone 1st floor 

band, stone cills, plinth. Double-pile tile roof, hipped at ends above a 

mansard. Symmetrical north front of two-storeys and attic, three 

windows. Sashes in reveals, casements to three flat-topped 

dormers. Corinthian (simplified) doorcase, with open pediment, 

three-quarter plain columns with inverted-bell caps, arched opening 

with panelled reveals, radiating lead ornament to fanlight, 6-panelled 

(two top glazed) door. Set back west wing (Victorian) of two storeys, 

with a C20 flat-roofed porch with a classical doorway. The west wing 

forms part of the rear (south) elevation, of a low 2 storeys, then two 

storeys and attic, 3.2.3 windows (the eastern three being within a 

two-storeyed half-octagonal bay). Sashes, French window in centre 

of way. The end elevations have attached stacks, and the parapet is 

pierced to drain the roof, with four lead rainwater heads and pipes, 

dated 1778. 

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Table Tomb St Bonifaces Church 

Church Lane 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0YB 

Table Tomb St Bonifaces Church 

Church Lane 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0YB 

St Bonifaces Church 

Church Lane 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0YB 

LB2 17/11/1986 141139 Table tomb. Early C19. Rectangular stone table tomb, with 

moulded top, simple corner pilasters with caps and bases, and 

moulded base. Inscription refers to N Fletcher, died 29 December 

1832. The tomb is surrounded by plain cast-iron rails. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141138 Table tomb. 1800. Rectangular stone table tomb, with moulded 

slab, panelled sides, the corners being ornamented by vertical 

mouldings, and moulded base. Inscription refers to Henry King (died 

1803) and wife (died 1800). 

LB2S 29/05/1957 141137 Parish church. Of Saxon origin, mainly C14, with a C13 transept, 

restored by G E Street 1991. Aisless nave and chancel, south 

transept, south porch beneath tower. Rubble stone walls, coupled 

C14 windows with Decorated tracery, west window of three lights 

with Reticulated tracery and three light cusped C15 window to the 

transept. Tile roof; the tower above eaves level is hung with 

shingles, and has a shingled broach spire. Interior: the eastern part 

of the chancel is Victorian: the remainder of the interior is plain but 

there are many wall monuments of the early C19. Elizabethan 

pulpit, mid C19 Perpendicular octagonal font. The transept has a 

western arch, half blocked by the east end of the nave wall, and 

contains interesting monuments; an elaborate Jacobean/classical 

tomb with male and female recumbent figures, of Richard (1613) and 

Maria (1622) Mille. Opposite is a classical monument to Thomas 

Knollys 1751: there is a stone slab with inset brasses to Thomas 

Mundy 1623, and some medieval tiles let into the wall. On the west 

wall of the nave is a hatchment, and a Royal Coat of Arms of 1782 

(G.R.) 

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Ivydene Cottage 

Upper Toothill Road 

Rownhams 

Romsey 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 8AL 

Upper Toothill Farm 

Toothill Road 

Toothill 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9LN 

LB2 06/06/1989 141294 Cottage and attached outbuilding. Early C18, altered. Rendered 

cob on brick plinth with timber-framed gables; outbuilding timberframed 

with weather-board cladding. Thatched roof. One storey 

with attic, 2 bays, with one-bay outbuilding attached at right end. 

Front (north) elevation: at right corner exposed wall post with brace 

to eaves. Board door in C20 pent porch with part-glazed door and 

Welsh slate roof. 4-pane casement window to left; 2-light, smallpane, 

metal casement window to right, with 2-light, diamond-leaded, 

casement window above, set above eaves. Roof half-hipped on left, 

hipped on right and covering also the attached outbuilding. Brick 

stack at right end. Rear: gabled porch with board door and side 

lights to right bay; 4-pane casement to right: 2-light small-pane 

casement to left. Strap-hinged board door to outbuilding. Left return: 

3 raked buttresses; square-panelled timber-framing to gable and 4pane 

window. INTERIOR: spine-beam with broad chamfer; ledged 

and boarded doors;C19 fireplace with range and stair cupboard 

beside. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141213 Farmhouse and attached service range. 1861 by J Bailey-Denton for 

Lord Palmerston (of Broadlands). Brick, slat roof. Plan of L-shape 

farmhouse, 2 storey, 3 bay with 1 bay wing behind end bay; beyond 

this wing sungle storey L-shape service range of 3 bay domestic 

range and at right angles 6 bay range, end 3 bays being cartshed. 

Front has central gabled brick porch with roundheaded arch and urly 

bargeboards. Each side on both floors 16 pane sash and 12 pane 

sash over, all with rubbed arches and hood-moulds. Roof overhangs 

each end with ridge stacks near each end. The Farm Homesteads of 

England by J Bailey-Denton, 1863, describes this farm homestead. 

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Toothill Road 

Toothill 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9LN 

LB2 29/08/2002 489683 House. Early C16; remodelled C17; altered early C19; extended C19 

and C20. Timber-framed; wall-framing largely replaced ine arly C19 

Flemish bond brick, painted at fronty; timber-framed outshuts at 

either end, that at west end with brick nogging. that at east end 

boarded over. Thatched hipped roof; clay plain tile roof to rear wing. 

Brick end stacks, now within outshuts. PLAN: Small 2-bay houe; left 

(west) bay originally open to roof and heated from an open-hearth 

fire; right (east) bay has an unheated ground floor room with a 

chamber above and the two bays are separated bya closed truss. In 

C17 a floor was inserted into the hall, creating a second chamber 

and a stack was built at the west end serving the hall, but not the 

chamber which was unheated. In the early C19 most of the wallframing 

was replecd in brick. Outshuts at either end were added 

probably in the C19. A small single-storey wing was built at the rear 

in the C20. EXTERIOR: 1 storey and attic. Asymmetrical 3 -window 

south front; 2- nd 3 - light casements with glazing bars and plank 

door to right of centre; two dormers in thatch with small 2- and 3- 

light casement windows. WEest side outshut has exposed timberframing 

with painted brick nogging.East side outshut boarded over. 

At rear (north) C201 -storey brick wing on right with gable end and 

casement windows; eyebrow eaves on left over small attic casement 

with C20 weatherboard outshut below. INTERIOR: East room has 

chamfered axial beam without stops and unchamfered joists; small 

late C19 brick fireplace. West room, former hall, has chamfered axial 

beam with staight-cut stops at one end. joists ceiled and later brick 

fireplace. Originally a small2-bay house, the east bay with chamber 

over an unheated room, the west bay open to roof and heated from 

an open-hearth fire. Tie beam and collar queen-strutt trusses; centre 

truss, originally closed, is smoke-blackened on hall side only; 

clasped-purlins, short straight wind-braces, common-rafter couples 

and that 

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The Thatched Cottage 

Church Lane 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0YB 

Granary 30m W Of The Manor 

House 

Mill Lane 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0YE 

Wall And Balustrade 


Grove Place 

Nursling 

Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO16 0AB 

LB2 08/04/2002 488689 House. Laste C15; remodelled C17 and C18; extended C19. Timberframed 

with brick nogging;front andwest walls rebuilt in red brick 

C18.Thatched roof with hipped and half hipped ends. Brick axial and 

gable end stacks with set-offs. PLAN: 3-bay house with 2-bay open 

hall to right (E). Floor inserted into open hall in about C17 and stack 

built at right end of hall forming lobby entrance. Front (S) and left (W) 

end walls rebuilt in brick in C18. Small 1-bay addition built at right 

end in C19. EXTERIOR:1 storey and attick. Asymmetrical 3-window 

south front with two 3-light casemenmts with glazing bars and 

segmental brick arches on ground floor to left and smaller 2-light 

casements above with eyebrow eaves over; doorway to right of 

centre; weatherboarded to right. Timber-framing at rear (N); various 

casement windows with glazing bars, gklazed garden door on right 

and plank door on left. INTERIOR: Exposed timber-framed. Atrtic 

chambers ceiled, but tie-beam, curved wind-braces mand archbraced 

collartruss exposed. 3-bay frame with collar and tie-beam 

end trussres and similar originally open-truss between hall and 

storeyed west bnay; the hall with an arch-braced collar truss; 

clasped-purlins, diagonal ridge-piece set on diagonally trenched 

yokes and clasped at apex of the principals; comman-rafter couples 

and thatching battens intact; all heavily smoke-blackened from an 

open-hearth fire; underside of the thatch appears to be clean. The 

Thatched Cottage is a good example of a small Medieval 3-bay 

timber-framed house with a 2-bay open hall. 


walls, and half-hipped tile roof. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141145 Walls, linked across the front by a balustrade, pierced in the centre 

by a gateway. C18, and c1900. The high brick walls are plain. The 

stone balustrade rests on a brick base, with moulded rail and base, 

and two sets of ten balusters separated by pedestals. The taller end 

pedestals forming the gateway are each surmounted by a classic 

vase. Included for group value. 

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2 Brockhurst Cottages 

Salisbury Lane 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8JH 

The Long Barn Townsend Manor 

Farm 

Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HU 

Granary NW Of Hatchetts 

Farmhouse 

Farley Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EL 

Little Thatch 

Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Piccadilly Cottage 

Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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LB2 29/05/1957 140363 Row of cottages. C16 extended C17 and C18, restored late C20. 

Timber-frame with plaster and brick infill, cob addition, thatched roof. 

2 storey, 4 bay with C17 wing to rear on right and C18 right bay, with 

outshot to front, added to left. Front has C20 door under open 

thatched porch at left end of C156 part and in right centre bay. 

Irregular 1, 2 & 3-light casements. On 1st floor 4 3-light casements. 

Curved braces to each main post. Roof half-hipped and swept-down 

over outshot. Ridge stack over centre left bay, stack on right hip and 

on ridge at left end of C16 part. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140357 Barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, on brick plinth, thatched 

roof. 7 bay aisled barn. Double doors in centre bay and doors in 

middle of side 3 bays. At one end C19 cattleshed range and at other 

C20 Dutch barn. Roof hipped to left and half-hipped to right. Inside 

queen strut roof with posts on baseplates on padstones. Straight 

braces to aisle plates, tiebeams and wind-braces. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140279 Granary now dovecote. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, old 

plain tile roof on stone staddles. Single bay granary on 9 staddle 

stones with door on side, roof hipped 

LB2 27/11/1984 140364 Cottage. C18. Cob with timber scantling and brick in gables, 

thatched roof. Single-storey and attic 3 bay, C20 addition to rear. 

Narrow centre bay slightly projects. 2-light casements in this and left 

bay, with 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer above in centre. Roof 

half-hipped, with stack each side of centre bay and at left end. 

LB2 Cottage. C17 altered C18 and C20. Timber-frame with 

colourwashed brick infill and encasing, thatched roof. 3 bay, outshot 

to front, 1½ storey. C20 glazed door at right end, C20 2 & 3-light 

casements. On roof to right 2 large C20 casements in eyebrow 

dormers with tiled trays below on outshot. Roof half-hipped with 

stack to right of centre. Timber-frame on left end and internally. 

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Suddern Farm House 

Station Road 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HT 


Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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LB2 27/11/1984 140369 Farmhouse. Late C18 and early C19. Brick with old plain tile roof. 2 

storey, 3 bay, double pile with older pile to rear. Front has central 

C19 square plan brick porch with dentilled cornice and flat 

corrugated iron roof. C19 3-panel door. Each side 3-light segmental 

head casement. On 1st floor 3 2-light segmental headed 

casements, smaller one in centre. Dentilled eaves. Roof hipped to 

left and stack at right end. 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140367 Church. C12 nave with C13 E part of nave and aisles, C15 

clerestory, chancel and tower rebuilt by J L Pearson 1966, rest 

restored 1875. Flint with brick and stone dressing, old plain tile roof. 

Plan of chancel with S W organ chamber, clerestoried nave with low 

aisles, S W porch and W tower. C19 chancel has 3 E lancets with 

bands of dressed stone and brick in flint either side. Buttresses to 

corners and 2 below window. On sides 2-light, with round light in 

head, windows. To S outshot organ chamber. Tall nave with 

clerestory and at E gable wall on S side stepping down to E end of 

aisle. In clerestory to N 2 and to S3 C15 squareheaded 2-light 

trefoiled windows. In N aisle at E early C14 3-light trefoiled window 

with tracery in head and hood mould with stops, at W round headed 

door restored of C12 origin, and to N 3 C15 square headed 3-light 

window cinquefoiled windows. On S aisle in centre similar window at 

E and W restored C14 square headed 2 or 3-light trefoiled windows. 

Towards W C19 gabled porch with diagonal buttresses and inside 

late C12 roundheaded doorway with keel roll. To W C19 lancet. W 

tower has plinth, NE stair tower to 2nd stage. Tall lancet to W and 

small round headed lancet on N, W & S faces on 2nd stage. C19 to 

stage of 2 louvred bell openings on each face. Saddle back roof. 

Inside chancel E lancets have rear arches of clusters of columns 

supporting 2 order arches. Reredos of painted scenes with green 

marble columns between supporting moulded cornice. In SE corner 

reset C13 piscina with shelf, and C19 sedilia. Iron altar rail and freestanding 

brass candelabra. Pointed barrel vaulted roof. Tall chancel 

arch with foliage capitals and banded shafts. Under on stone plinth 

light wrought screen linked at N to similar pulpit on stone base. 

Nave has 4 bay arcades. To N E bays C13 rebuilt C19 of 2 

chamfered orders W bays C12 round arches of 2 square and round 

orders, chamfered label and hollow fluted capitals on round columns. 

5 arca 

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Church Hall 

Station Road 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HT 


Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Hampshire 

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New Lodge Farm 

Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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LB2 27/11/1984 140366 Sunday school. Mid C19. Flint with brick dressings, old plain tile 

roof. 2 bay tall hall with to rear on one bay parallel range, cross 

wing and porch on side of it. Hall side has in each bay tall 3-light 

window with iron diamond panes and transom. Pointed brick arch 

over and gable above. Brick bands and strips and dentilled cornice 

carried up into gables. End facing road has similar window with in 

rear brick range pent roofed hood on curved brackets to planked 

door and high set smaller similar windows. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140365 Rectory now private house. C18 altered C19, possibly earlier. Brick 

with some blue headers, old plain tile roof. L-shaped with one range 

facing W end of church, and infill wings behind. Front facing church 

2 storey 5 bay. On ground floor to right 3 bays and between left 

bays cross-window in rubbed brick arches. External corbelled stack 

to right and blind opening with rubbed brick head. Above right 3 

bays C19 gable with corbelled stack up face but cut off at top to right 

of centre. Right stack to left of centre of main roof. Right end 3 bay, 

2 storey and attic. Slightly projecting centre bay with ground floor 

blank except for lean-to C19 porch. 3 cross windows on 1st floor 

and 2-light centre gabled dormer. 










LB2 27/11/1984 140362 House. Mid C19. Rendered brick, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay 

double pile. C19 top-glazed door in centre under porch of square 

columns supporting moulded hood. 5 16-pane sashes. Roof hipped 

with symmetrical stacks behind ridge. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140361 Cottage. C17 altered C18, restored late C20. Timber-frame with 

plaster in-fill, ground floor of brick rendered with mock framing, 

thatched roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay and passage bay. In right of centre 

bay 6-panel door under open thatched roof porch on timber posts. 4 

C20 2-light casements, 2 in centre. Above wall plate 3 2-light 

casements in eyebrow dormers in centre and to right. Roof halfhipped 

with ridge piece. Stacks near each end of roof. 

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The Granary Townsend Manor 

Farm 

Station Road 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HU 

Offices 1 To 7 Clarendon Court 

Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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The Long Barn Townsend Manor 

Farm 

Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HU 

The Walled Garden 

3A Appleton Close 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8PA 

Townsend Farmhouse 

Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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LB2 27/11/1984 140358 Staddle barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, corrugated iron 

roof, on staddle stones. 4 bay aisled barn on 40 staddle stones with 

outshot to rear also on staddle stones. Double doors in one bay. 

Half-hipped roof. Inside queen-post roof with straight braces. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140356 Stable block. C18. Brick, half of which is rendered, old plain tile roof. 

1½ storey, 4 bay building with single storey bay to left. Left bays 

rendered. Door with hay loft door over between bays except in 

centre. 2-light segmental head casements. Door in right bay and in 

left added bays. Roofs half-hipped. Weathervane on right end. 

Inside floored over for hay loft and queen strut roof. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140355 Barn. C18 of 2 builds. Timber-frame weatherboarded, on brick 

plinth, but 2 later bays have cob walls on one side and brick end 

wall, roof thatched. 5 bay aisled barn with 2 bays added to right. 

Long mullioned windows and a door in those bays. Double doors in 

3rd bay from left. Roof half-hipped to left and hipped to right. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140354 Walled garden with 2 gazebos. Early C19. Cob walls with thatched 

coping and one gazebo tiled, one thatched. Garden approximately 

75m long and 40m wide. Road end wall rebuilt in concrete block to 

1.5m high. Other walls 3m high. Central path with espalier fruit 

trees either side up to octagonal gazebo with glazed double doors in 

front and hipped tiled roof with finial. In corner at road end thatched 

gazebo with glazed side facing garden with trellis in front. Well kept. 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140353 Farmhouse. Mid C18 with early C19 service range and earlier core. 

Brick in header bond, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 5 bay with wings 

to rear and lower 2 storey, 4 bay wing to left. Central doorway of 6panel 

door and transom fanlight with radiating glazing bars in 

panelled reveal to doorcase of Doric pilasters, entablature and 

pediment. 9 12-pane sashes wit h rubbed brick arches. Moulded 

timber eaves cornice. External stacks at each end. Low 4 bay early 

C19 range with 4-panel door to right, 3 2-light segmental headed 

casements. On 1st floor 3 2-light cast iron casements. Interior of 

house may be of interest. 

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Roumain Cottage 

Station Road 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HZ 

Barn 20m W Of Northern Farm 

Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Wall Along Roadside At Kings 

Farm House 

Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Granary 15m N Of Kings Farm 

House 

Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Kings Farm House 

Station Road 

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Hampshire 

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LB2 27/11/1984 140352 Cottage. C18. Rendered cob, thatched roof. 2 storey, uneven 3 

bays. Approximately central early C20 timber and rendered brick 

gabled porch. Each side 2-light casement and at left end and above 

of 1st floor similar windows. Roof hipped to right with projecting end 

stack and half-hipped to left with stack at end of roof. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140350 Barn. C18/19. Timber-frame weatherboarded, asbestos sheet roof. 

9-bay barn, aisled on side away from farmhouse, end on to road. 6 

bay C18 barn with 3 early C19 bays added to road end. On 

farmhouse side C19 cob block in front of road end bay with double 

door in one but end C18 bay and similar on other side cut into aisle. 

Outshots and concrete block lean-to's to all but end bays which have 

stable doors. Inside queen strut roof with straight braces to tie 

beams and aisleplate and straight windbraces. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140349 Wall. C18/C19. Rendered cob with flint and brick plinth and thatch 

and tile coping. Wall comes out from corner of Kings Farmhouse 

(qv) and runs for 40m to corner of barn at Northern Farm (qv), with 

5m away from t his barn entrance knocked through with brick piers. 

Wall 3m high with wide thatched coping except to part beside 

farmhouse. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140348 Granary, now dovecote. C18 timber-frame, weatherboarded, 

asbestos sheet roof, on stone staddles. On 9 stone staddles with 

central door and doveholes each side and on ends. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140346 Farmhouse. SHC 1738 on tablet to front and HH 1832 on tablet to 

rear range. Brick with ornamental blue headers, slate roof. 2 storey, 

3 bay double pile. Central 6-panel top-lit door i n altered C18 porch 

of doorcase with panelled reveal and bolection moulding and over 

moulded flat hood, supported on 2 C19 square posts. Each side 16pane 

flush-framed sash with rendered head cutting 1st floor string 

course. On first floor 16-pane sash either end and in centre small 

12-pane sash with to left blue header diamond in brickwork and to 

right recessed oval stone tablet. External stack each end. 

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Wayside Cottage 

Station Road 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HT 

Little Brook House 

Station Road 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HT 

Church Farm 

Station Road 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HT 

War Memorial 

Station Road 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

Blacksmiths Farm 

Station Road 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8JA 

LB2 27/11/1984 140345 Cottage. C17, altered C18 and C20. Timber-frame with plaster infill 

and rendered addition, tile roof. 3 bay and outshot, raised eaves to 

make 2 storey. C19 open gabled timber porch, inside C19 4-panel 

door, in right of centre bay. In other bays and outshot C20 1 & 2light 

casements and in left bay small C17 2-light casement behind 

glazed screen. 1st floor of plastered brick with 2 C20 2-light 

casements. Roof hipped and swept down over outshot. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140344 House. Early C18. Brick with stone quoins, end walls of brick and 

flint bands, old plain tile roofs. Central 6-panel top-lit door under 

porch of flat hood on C19 cast iron columns. Each side 3-light 

casement with segmental head. 1st floor stone string course. On 

1st floor single light in centre, 3-light casement each side. Moulded 

timber eaves. Large external end chimneys with pairs of square 

shafts on sloping brick base. Attached to right C19 single storey 2 

bay addition with behind it C18 brick gazebo with hipped old plain tile 

roof. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140342 Farmhouse. C18. Rendered cob, thatched roof. 2 storey, 4 bay 

central 4-panel door under open thatched porch on timber posts. 

Each side 3-light casement. In end bays 2-light casements. On 1st 

floor, 4 2-light casements. Roof hipped with central stack. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140341 War memorial. Early C20 by Gething & Co, Salisbury. Chilmark 

stone. 5 octagonal steps up to square plinth with spurs. Shaft starts 

with square section, becoming octagonal with capital surmounted by 

octagonal cross. Around 4 stone pillars with rounded tops originally 

inscribed with all those who served in war. All on traffic island. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140339 House. C17 core, C18 and early C19, restored C20. Timber-frame 

core and encasing of brick and flint bands, thatched roof. 2 storey, 5 

bay 6-panel half-glazed door under moulded flat hood to right of 

centre. 3-light casements under concrete lintels in all bays, except 

2-light to right. Similar casements on 1st floor. Tablets above door 

"RHE 1741" and between right bays "THS 1741". Roof half-hipped. 

Large ridge stack between left bays and ridge stack immediately 

right of door. 

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South View 

Station Road 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8JA 

The White Hart 

Station Road 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HU 

Rose Cottage 

Station Road 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HU 

Barn Immediately S Grange 

Cottage 

Orange Lane 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8JB 


Orange Lane 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8JB 

LB2 27/11/1984 140338 Pair of cottages. C17 and C18 altered late C20. Timber-frame with 

colourwashed brick and plaster infill with cob addition, roof thatched. 

3 bay timber-frame with to left C18 cottage set end onto road, 1½ 

storey. Left bay has planked door in gabled timber porch with 

horizontal sliding sash beside and small 2-light casement over. To 

centre bay of timber-frame ugly C20 outshot porch. Each side 2-light 

casement, and over porch and in left bay similar in eyebrow dormer. 

Roof hipped to left with stack behind ridge at that end and half- 

hipped to right. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140337 Public House. C18 and C19. Brick, roof thatched. 2 storey, 2 bay 

building with wing at right and running to rear. Central planked door 

under hipped thatched hood on timber posts. Each side and in wing 

3-light segmental head casement. Toothed 1st floor band. 3 3-light 

casements. Right wing slightly set back. Roof half-hipped. Stack at 

right end of hip. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140336 Cottage. C18 and C19. Colourwashed flint, brick and cob, thatched 

roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay with wing to left end. Left bay of flint with 

planked door and 2-light casement in brick segmental heads. Left 

projecting wing has 3-light casement. 2 or 3-light casement with 

segmental head in right brick bays with large single light between. 

Eyebrow dormers with large single light over centre and left bays 

and 2-light casement in eyebrow dormer over left wing. Roof halfhipped 

with large stack between flint and brick bays and stack on left 

hip. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140335 Barn C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, one bay with brick infill, 

thatched roof. 4 bay barn, originally 3 bay. Double door in original 

central bay. In left original door with hay loft door over. Added bay 

to right. C18 windows in each bay. Roof hipped to left and halfhipped 

to right. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140334 Cottage. C17 altered late C18. Timber-frame core encased in brick, 

thatched upper roof with to front, lower part tiled. 1½ storey, 3 bay 

end onto road. Planked door at either end of far bay. 2-light 

casement in each bay with segmental head. On roof 3 2-light gabled 

dormers. Roof half-hipped with ridge piece and external stack on 

road end and large stack above inner door. 

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Vine Cottage 

Orange Lane 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8JB 

Freemantle 

King Lane 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8JE 

Hillside 

King Lane 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8JE 

Kings Cottage 

King Lane 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8JE 

The Old Chapel 

Farley Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EQ 

LB2 27/11/1984 140332 House. C18. Brick with some blue headers, flint on sides, old plain 

tile roof. 2 storey, 4 bay. Central C20 gabled brick porch. Each side 

2 large C19 2-light casements. Above 4 2-light casements. Roof 

hipped with large central stack. 

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LB2 27/11/1984 140330 House. Mid C18, altered early C20. Brick in header bond with blue 

bricks and added brick and tile-hung bay, old plain tile roof. Lshaped 

house of 2 storey, 4 bay road elevation with 2-bay wing to 

left at rear and added early C20 bay to right. C20 classical door and 

doorcase of 6-panel door with pediment over. To left 16-pane 

segmental head sash. To right tall leaded staircase cross window, in 

next bay C19 segmental openings. Right bay has 3-light casement 

and large 3-light casement with gabled dormer over. Roof hipped 

with 2 C20 3-light casement with gabled dormer over. Roof hipped 

with 2 C20 3-light hipped dormers over right bays and ridge stack 

over door. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140329 Cottage. Early C18. Scantling timber-frame and colourwashed brick 

infill, thatched roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay outshot at either end, end on to 

road. Central planked door in C19 gabled timber dormer with ornate 

bargeboards. Each side 3-light casement. 2 2-light eyebrow 

dormers. Roof hipped and swept down with ridge piece and central 

stack. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140328 Pair of detached cottages together, C18. Cob and scantling timberframe 

with brick infill. Pair of 2 bay, 1½ storey cottages with C20 

additions to rear. King Cottage set back and Apple Tree to right of it, 

end on to road. King Cottage has C20 door to left of centre, 2 2-light 

casements and over door 3-light casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof 

hipped with central ridge stack. Apple Tree is outshot on far bay and 

end, with C20 door and 3-light window. Road bay under 

overhanging roof has scantling timber and 2-light casements. Roof 

half hipped and ridge stack over road end bay. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140327 Chapel. 1841 on tablet. Rendered cob, slate roof. 3 bay long, 2 bay 

wide chapel. Front has late C19 gabled porch with yellow brick 

dressings. Main building has rusticated stucco quoins and 1st floor 

string course, with 2 cast iron Gothic headed windows with hood 

moulds and tablets above. 3 similar windows on each side. 

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Ringwold House 

Farley Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EQ 

Tudor Cottage 

Farley Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EQ 

Barn Range 15m N Of Haydown 

Farm 

Farley Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EQ 

Barn E Of The Old Farm House 

Bent Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EJ 

Brewery Cottage 

A343 

Nether Wallop 

LB2 27/11/1984 140326 House. Early C19. Brick, slate roof. 2 storey, L-shaped with 4 bay 

front range and wing to rear on left. Front has 4 12-pane sashes 

with rubbed brick heads. 1st floor string and 3 9-pane sashes with 

rubbed brick heads and head of blocked opening to right of centre. 

Hipped roof with symmetrical end stacks. Right end has 4 narrow 

bays with road end bay having similar sashes, blocked openings in 

bay beside, 1st floor string. Far bay slightly set back with C20 

glazed door in C19 doorcase under porch of 4 Doric columns, 

supporting moulded flat hood and 9-pane sash above. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140325 Cottage. C16 remodelled early C19. Timber-frame with 

colourwashed brick infill and encasing to ground floor, tile roof. 1½ 

storey, 2 bay with late C20 wing to rear. Central top glazed door, 

each side 3-light segmental head casement. Roof half-hipped, 

formerly thatched. 2 2-light dormers with long sloping roof. Central 

ridge stack. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140274 Barn range. Early C18 and late C18. Main barn timber-frame 

weatherboarded on high brick plinth, addition in cob and brick, and 

old plain tile roofs. Early C18 7 bay barn end onto road, with at far 

end 4 bay barn added, with on its side 6 bay cart shed, and on side 

of barn at road end 2 bay stable addition. 2 bay stable addition has 

blind road side wall, hay loft in end and stable doors on inner side. 

2nd bay of barn has double doors on both sides in central bay and 

2nd bay from far end. Added barn in yellow brick and red brick 

dressings has windows in bays each side of 2nd bay with stable 

door, and cartshed coming off end bay. Main barn half-hipped with 

similar to ends of added parts. Inside barn queen post roof with 

braces to cambered ties, ridge plank and diagonal braces in walls. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140259 Barn. C16. Timber-frame weatherboarded with old plain tile and 

corrugated iron roof. 5 bay barn aisled to rear with open centre bay, 

and later stable built in front of left bay. Roof half-hipped. Inside 

queen post roof on cambered ties with curved braces and twisted 

large purlins. Straight braces to wall/aisle plate and windbraces; 

aisle posts on baseplates. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140255 Cottage. C18 of 2 builds. Colourwashed brick and cob, thatched 

roof. 2 bay cottage with cob bay added to right and eaves raised to 

make 2 storey. Brick porch, with large thatched roof, to left of centre 

bay with to right solid framed 3-light casement, 3-light casement in 

right bay and blocked opening in left with tieplate beside. On 1st 

floor old wallplate in left bays and 3 2-light casements with soiled 

frames. 

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L Shaped Barn Range 15m S Of 

The Brewery House 


Middle Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EG 

Granary At Farley Farm 

Farley Street 

Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EL 

Brewery Store 5m S Of The 

Brewery House 


Middle Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8EG 

Vine Cottage 

Orange Lane 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8JB 

Barn 5m W Of Freemantle 

King Lane 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8JE 

Wall Running E From Yew Tree 

Cottage 

Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HU 

LB2 27/11/1984 140254 L-shaped barn range. Late C19. Cob with brick dressings and 

timber-frame weatherboarded, thatched roof. L-shaped range with 

lower 5 bay range higher up and taller 7 bay range running down 

slope. Upper range has open cob outshot bay and bay beside and 3 

bays with doors. At left end is taller range with ridge at same height. 

Open 2nd bay then what was originally 4 bay cob bar n with a stable 

door and at end stable door in weatherboarded bay with C19 cartshed 

in front of end. Roof hipped. Inside queen strut roof of rough 

timber and C19 timber trusses. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140277 Granary. C18. Timber-frame, thatched, on stone staddles. Single 

bay granary on 8 staddle stones. Door on side. Hipped roof. 

Picturesque setting in valley bottom. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140253 Store. Late C18. Cob with brick dressings, thatched roof, square 

plan building with large stable door in solid frame to front. 

Overhanging eaves to hipped roof with ridge piece. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140333 Barn C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, thatched roof, on brick 

plinth. 3 bay barn with central double doors and hipped roof with 

ridge piece. In right bay tall C20 window and to right C20 glazed link 

to house. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140331 Barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, on brick plinth, thatched 

roof. 3 bay barn with double doors in end bay and openings on side. 

Roof half-hipped. Queen strut roof. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140360 Garden wall. C19. Cob with thatched coping. Wall 2.5 high and 

15m long along riverside with part turned into gable end of garage. 

At far end wall runs back 5m. Included for group value. 

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Four Tomb Chests In Group 10m 

S Of St Peters Church 

Station Road 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HT 

Staddle Barn 20m NW Of Kings 

Farm House 

Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HZ 

Kings Farm House 

Station Road 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HZ 

Foresters 

Station Road 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

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Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8JH 

LB2 27/11/1984 140368 4 tombchests, late C18/early C19. Stone. Tombchests 1765 to 

Thomas Freemantle, 1803 to Robert Freemantle, 1807 to Thomas 

Tarrant, 1819 to Richard Titt. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140351 Staddle barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, asbestos sheet 

roof, on stone staddles 6 small bay barn on 32 stone staddles. 

Central double doors with hay loft over and to right, and door on left 

end with loft door originally over. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140347 Barn. Early C18. Timber-frame, weatherboarded, corrugated iron 

roof, brick addition. 5 bay barn, aisled along rear, brick addition to 

front of left bay. Central double doors and door and window in bay 

to right. Roof half-hipped to left. Inside queen post roof with curved 

braces to tie and wall/aisle plate. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140340 House. Early C19. Brick, slate roof. 2 storey 3 x 2 bay. Central 6panel 

top-lit door in panelled reveal. Each side pilaster with bracket 

at top supporting modillioned pediment, above small 12-pane sash 

and 4 similar sashes all with rendered arches with keystones. 1st 

floor string. Roof hipped with symmetrical stacks behind ridge. 










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Penton Grafton 

Fairground Village Hall 

Weyhill Road 

Weyhill 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0PP 

Acre Cottage 

Penton Park Lane 

Clanville 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9HN 



Clanville 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9HZ 

Cooks Farm 


Clanville 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9HZ 

LB2 20/04/1993 437155 Range of former hop growers' fair booths forming an elongated Ushaped 

yard with the rear wall fronting Weyhill Road, Rectory Lane, 

and St Michael's and All Angels Churchyard. Early/mid C19. Cob 

rear wall with flint plinth to open-fronted booths with timber posts and 

king post trusses; slated roofs. These booths, on a piece of land 

known as Blissimore Hall Acre, were erected by a consortium of hop 

growers called the Farnham Gentlemen to market their produce. 

They are the surviving remnants of Weyhill Fair, one of the most 

important historic fairs in the country which is documented in 1225 

and continued until 1959. William Cobbett visited the fair several 

times and made reference to it and the hop growers in Rural Rides. 

Thomas Hardy immortalised Weyhill Fair in The Mayor of 

Casterbridge, renaming it Weydon Priors. The booths are also an 

important survival of permanent fair booths which are a rare building 

type. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140561 House, former pair, previously a row of 4. Late C18, with C20 

alterations. Flint walls and C20 hipped tile roof. 2 storeys, 4 

windows. The flint walls have brick quoins, cambered arches, some 

bands, some brickwork sections, and filled doorways. Casements. 

Shallow open porch with gabled slate roof, on posts, with a boarded 

door. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140554 House. Early C19. Flint and brick, with a hipped slate roof. Building 

at right-angles to the roadway, with a symmetrical front (south) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows. Walls of horizontal flint panels, with brick 

quoins, horizontal bands, rubbed flat arches. Victorian sashes in 

reveals. ½-glazed door within a wrought-iron trellis porch, with 

concave metal hood. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140555 House. C17, with early C19 extension. Timber frame, some 

rendered walls, and a thatched roof. Front (west) of 2 storeys, 4 

above 2 windows. Roof ½-hipped at the north end, hipped at the 

south. Walls have exposed framing for the most part, with brick infill, 

the south side being rendered above a flint base. Casements, 3 old 

projecting frames. At the north side a boarded door, with a lead fine 

insurance sign above, at the south side a 6-panelled (2 top glazed) 

door within a trellis porch, also a later central plain doorway. The 

walls at the rear have exposed framing, with the south end rendered. 

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PENTON GRAFTON

Clanville Farm 


Clanville 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9HZ 

Clanville House 


Clanville 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9HZ 

Stables 10m S Of Clanville House 


Clanville 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9HZ 

LB2 30/04/1985 140556 House. Early C19. Rendered walls and slate roof. Wide front 

(west) of 2 storeys, 4 windows. Plain roof, with coupled wrought-iron 

eaves brackets. Plain walls, 1st floor band, plinth. Sashes i reveals. 

(1 ground floor casement), 2 ground-floor splayed bays with concave 

leaded hipped roofs. 3-panelled (top glazed) door in a plain frame, 

beneath a concave lead canopy. The rear wall is of flint, with brick 

quoins and some bands. 

LB2S 20/12/1960 140557 Large house. Early C18, with early and mid-C19 rear additions, and 

C20 minor additions at each side. Brick and tile. Wide symmetrical 

front (east) of 2 storeys and attic, 4 windows. Hipped roof, with 3 

hipped dormers (with casements), wood fully-moulded modillion 

eaves cornice. Walls of red brickwork in header bond, cambered 

rubbed arches to the openings with projecting stone keys, plinth 

(dropped on either side of the central doorway): above the doorway 

is a rendered niche, with red brick frame, stone keys impost and 

base blocks. Sashes with thick glazing bars, in exposed frames. 

The doorway has a plain frame with cambered head, enclosing a 

fanlight, a moulded pediment hood on carved brackets, with flat soffit 

containing a panel, and 4-panelled door. At the north side is a C20 

single-storeyed wing of brick and tile, at the south a C20 2-storeyed 

wing with a flat roof. At the rear there is a 2-storeyed early C19 

block, nearly symmetrical of 3 windows, with hipped tile roof, walls 

of horizontal flint panels, brick dentil eaves, quoins, 1st floor band, 

flat rubbed arches to the ground floor, plinth: sashes in reveals and a 

wide glazed door. To the south is a narrower mid C19 extension (on 

the same front) of 2 storeys and attic, 1 window, with a hipped roof, 

walls of stretcher bond, Victorian sashes and a rectangular bay. At 

the north end of the rear of the house is a C20 2-storeyed semicircular 

projection. Inside, the entrance hall has dado panelling, the 

lower flight of a fine staircase, a chimney piece, and panelled doors 

in architraves. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140559 Small stable block. Early C19. Brick and slate. Rectangular block 

with a symmetrical front (east) of 2 storeys, 2 windows. ½-hipped 

roof. Front wall of brickwork in Flemish Garden Wall bond, lunette 

openings. Casements. Plain stable door. The end walls have flint 

and brick panels, and the rear wall is all flint, with brick quoins. 



PENTON GRAFTON

Ash Lawn 


Clanville 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9HZ 

Penton Grafton Farm House 

Penton Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RR 

Vine Cottage 

Penton Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RR 

Yewlands 

Penton Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RR 

Bluebell Farm Cottage 

Penton Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RR 

LB2 30/04/1985 140560 House. Early C18. Flint and thatch. Front (east) elevation of 2 

storeys, 3 windows. Roof ½-hipped at the north end with exposed 

brick nogged frame i the upper gables. Flint walls with brick 

dressings; quoins, eaves band, rubbed flat arches (to the ground 

floor) below a projecting course, plinth. Casements. The doorway 

has an open lead-covered gable, with panelled soffit, on carved 

brackets, thin panelled pilasters, and 6-panelled (2-top-glazed) door. 

Two incised bricks, one with MC the other with 1717. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140562 House. Late C18. Flint and brick, with a tile roof. Near-symmetrical 

front (west) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Hipped roof, brick eaves fascia. 

Brick walls with 4 large flint panels to each floor and the plinth, thin 

1st floor band, cambered arches, stepped plinth. Early Victorian 

sashes. 6-panelled (2 top glazed) door in a plain frame, within a 

wood trellis porch. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140563 House. Early C19. Flint and brick with a tile roof. Symmetrical front 

(south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows (the centre now a panel of blue 

header bricks). Plain roof, with catslide at rear. The walls have 

horizontal flint panels of coursed squared knapped flints, with brick 

quoins, bands, and cambered arches to the ground floor. 

Casements. Plain doorway with tiled hood on posts, and C20 ½glazed 

door. A single-storeyed service wing extends westwards 

from the north-west corner of the building, of brick and tile. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140564 House. Early C19, with C20 rear extensions. Brick and flint, with a 

tile roof. Symmetrical front (west) of 2 storeys, 3 windows (centre 

blank). Plain roof with catslide at rear, brick dentil eaves. Walls of 

flint horizontal bands, with brick quoins, bands, cambered arches: 

the panel above the central door being of blue headers with a red 

lozenge. Casements. C20 doorway with 4-panelled door beneath 

an open porch, with a hipped tiled canopy on posts. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140565 Cottage. Early C18. Flint and thatch. Symmetrical front (west) of 1 

storey and attic, 3 windows. ½-hipped roof, with eyebrow dormers. 

Walls of flint with brick quoins, 1st floor band, rubbed flat arches, 

cement plinth. Casements, 2 small roundels on each side of the 

door now filled. C20 ½-glazed door within an open porch 





PENTON GRAFTON

Ramridge House 1-9 

Ramridge Farm 

Weyhill 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BY 

North Lodge 

Ramridge Park 

Weyhill 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BY 

South Lodge 

Ramridge Park 

Weyhill 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BY 

LB2S 20/12/1960 140566 Country mansion. C1740, with late C19 alterations and addition of 

wings. Brick walls, hipped slate roof. Regular front (north) of 3 

storeys, 4 windows. Walls of red brick in Flemish bond, stone coping 

to plain parapet, stone cornice moulding 1st floor band, rubbed 

round arch to the doorway, plinth: the window openings have C19 

Bath stone moulded architraves and limestone moulded cills. 

Sashes in reveals. The doorway has an Adam style leaded fanlight 

and decorated architrave, with a 6-panelled door, now set within a 

C19 Bath stone Ionic porch of 2 columns, 2 pilasters, entablature 

with modillions and dentils, on 3 steps. To the east side the wing 

projects as a plain wall with an attached stack. The south elevation 

is symmetrical, with the older 3-storeyed block in the centre and C19 

2-storeyed wings at each side, of 3.6.3. windows. parapet, with a 

cornice to the (lower) wings which crosses the centre as a 2nd floor 

cill band, 1st floor moulded bands, architraves, plinth: the wings 

project slightly with ½ octagons; sashes in reveals. The east 

elevation (of the C19 wing) is regular, of 2 storeys, 1.4 windows, with 

similar features; at its south side is a shallow Ionic stone doorway, 

with separate columns. At the west side, the wing does not extend to 

the north front but is connected to a lower range of service buildings. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140567 Lodge House. Early C19. Stucco and slate. Of simple classical 

style, the front (south) is symmetrical, with a 2-storeyed square block 

of 2 windows, with single-storeyed square wings of 1 window, 

brought forward at each side. Pyramid roofs of low-pitch, with wide 

eaves. Plain walls, 1st floor band to the centre, plinth: blank panel 

above the central doorway. Metal casements. 4-panelled door in 

architrave. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140568 Lodge House. C20 copy of the north lodge. Stucco and slate. Of 

simple classical style, the front (north) is symmetrical, with a 2storeyed 

square block, of 2 windows, with single-storeyed square 

wings of 1 window, brought forward at each side. Pyramid roofs of 

low-pitch, with wide eaves on carved brackets, set against a 

moulded fascia. Plain walls, 1st floor band to the centre, plinth: 

blank panel above the central doorway. Metal casements. Panelled 

door in architrave. 



PENTON GRAFTON

St Michael And All Angels Church 

Weyhill Road 

Weyhill 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0PP 

Walls And Piers Clanville House 


Clanville 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9HZ 

Fairground Booth 500 Yds E With 

Junction Andover Road 

Fairview Road 

Weyhill 

Andover 

Hampshire 

LB2S 20/12/1960 140569 Parish church. An ancient site close to the Roman Road, and a 

possible Christian successor to a heathen temple; a Saxon church 

stood here but the earliest part is the Norman chancel arch; C13 

chancel (restored), north transept of 1827, nave restoration and 3bay 

south aisle of 1863, C19 porch and vestry, and bell turret of 

1907. Steep tile roof over most of the building, but a low pitched 

slate roof above nave and north transept, shingled spire to timber 

framed bell turret, with gables to the lower tile hung framing. Walls 

of flint with stone dressings, rendered to the north transept, the nave 

and the south aisle (or nearly equal width and height) having 

decorative brick treatment at verges, relieving arches, and as 

horizontal bands. Windows are small or tall lancets in nave and 

aisle, with one coupled light in the nave and triple lancets at the east 

end. Inside, the appearance and fittings are Victorian, with several 

small wall monuments of the early C19: the arcade rests on thin 

cylindrical columns, merging to wide square cushion caps. The nave 

roof (1506) has moulded tie-beams with king posts and Queen 

Struts. Plain stone font; and 3 benefaction boards displayed above 

the south door in the porch. The architectural features repeat those 

at Haverden and Smannell, both designed by William White (but 

Pevsner says Hakewill). 

LB2 20/12/1960 140558 Piers and flank walls to the forecourt, extending along the roadside 

at the south side, with piers. C18. High walls of flint with brick 

bands, quoins, and tiled capping. At the corners with the forecourt 

are 2 piers, of brickwork on a base, with a moulded stone cap 

crowned by a classical urn. 

LB2 20/04/1993 437158 Former fair booth. Early C19. Flint with brick dressings. Corrugated 

asbestos roof. Rectangular plan. Single storey. Boarded up 

entrance flanked by windows with horizontally set shutters, the lower 

leaves dropping down to form a counter, the upper forming a 

canopy. This booth is one of the surviving remnants of Weyhill Fair, 

one of the most important historic fairs in the country which is 

documented in 1225 and continued until 1959. William Cobbett 

visited the fair several times and made reference to it and the hop 

growers in Rural Rides. Thomas Hardy immortalised Weyhill Fair in 

The Mayor of Casterbridge renaming it Weydon Priors. The booth is 

also an important survival of permanent fair booths which are a rare 

building type. 



PENTON GRAFTON

Walled Garden S Of Woodside 

Ramridge Farm 

Weyhill 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 9BY 

LB2 16/07/1991 405372 Former kitchen garden to Ramridge park (q.v.) now walled garden. 

C19; later alterations. South and east walls of chalk cob rendered 

with lime hair mortar and on flint and brick base course; north and 

west walls of red brick in English, Flemish and Flemish garden wall 

bonds with chamfered offset below narrower upper sections and 

straight joints with cob walls; plain tile and stone coping, west wall 

with replacement concrete coping. Walls, approximately 2 metres 

high, enclose rectangular garden and have iron fixings for use with 

espaliered fruit trees. Blocked entrance in south wall has brick 

jambs and timber lintel; segmental-arched entrance at south end of 

west wall; enlarged opening in north wall; north end of west wall 

removed. The cob walls were constructed by traditional piled 

method in approximately 6 lifts. 

PENTON GRAFTON

Penton Mewsey 

Rose Cottage 

Newbury Hill 

Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RW 

Penton Grange 

Chalkcroft Lane 

Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RQ 

Table Tomb 3m NW Of Holy 

Trinity Church 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RD 

White Hart 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RD 

Hillside Cottage 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RQ 

LB2 30/04/1985 140572 Cottage, once 2. Late C18, with C20 extensions and restoration. 

Brick and flint, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 2.2 above 1.2 

windows. Hipped roof with eaves raised above the upper windows, 

outshot at the rear (north) with a slate roof. Lower walls of the 

middle section have flint bands with flint above, brick quoins, band, 

and brickwork at each side, all painted. Casements. C20 gabled 

porch with shingled front and brick cheeks. Included for group value. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140576 House. C18, the early C19 cross wing at the north end. Rendered 

walls with tile and slate roofing. Symettrical front (west) of 2 storeys, 

3 windows, with a taller projecting north side of 2 storeys, 2 upper 

windows. The tile roof above the C18 part has a (part) catslide at the 

rear, and is hipped and 1/2 hipped above rear extensions; the C19 

part has a low-pitched hipped slate roof. Plain walls, with pilasters at 

each side of the north wing, stone cills, plinth. Sashes in reveals, of 3 

lights on either side of the former entrances (now filled). Plain arched 

doorway in the south gable, with radiating fanlight and late C19 

panelled door 

LB2 30/04/1985 404836 Table Tomb. 1846. White stone. Octagonal box with moulded cap 

and base, resting on a wide square base (with remains of cast iron 

rail surround). Panelled on each face, the inscription on one 

containing the date. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140571 Public house. Late C18. Rendered walls and tiled roof. Front (west) 

of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Roof hipped at the north end, and the south 

gabled, with a massive tapered brick stack. Plain front wall with a 

plinth: the south side extends as a plaster wall screening a singlestoreyed 

outshot, with a slate roof; other walls are flint and brick and 

brick or brickwork, (painted). Casements. Plain doorway with a mid 

C19 pediment-hood on brackets, and a ½-glazed door. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140575 Cottage. Early C19. Rendered walls, and thatched roof, with 

catslide at the rear. Symmetrical front (west) of 2 storeys, 2 

windows. Walls roughly-rendered (on cob) with brick quoins and a 

flint base, the ground floor windows being set in recessed pointed 

arches. Leaded casements. C20 gabled wood porch, with ½-glazed 

door. Small C20 rear extension on the ground floor, with a slate 

roof. 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY

The Cottage 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RQ 

West Lodge 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RD 

Gatepiers And Garden Wall To E 

And S Of The Old Rectory 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RD 

LB2 30/04/1985 404832 House, formerly a pair. Early C19, restored 1983. Brick and some 

flint, with a detached roof. Symmetrical front (east) of 2 storeys, 2 

above 4 windows. ½-hipped roof with catslide at rear, timber frame 

in gables. Walls of brick with a scattered pattern of pockets of flint, 

cambered ground floor openings. Casements. North side outshot 

with a tiled roof, rendered walls and 2 doorways. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140553 Lodge dwelling. c1830. Painted brick and render, with a low-pitched 

hipped slate roof. Single-storeyed symmetrical front (south-east) of 

1.1.1 windows, with a gabled projecting centre. Simple eaves 

moulding, painted brickwork (lower part rendered) with rubbed flat 

arches, plinth. Sashes in reveals, of 3 lights to the centre. The 

entrance is on the south side of the centre, and is now surrounded 

by a C20 glazed porch, with a slate roof. The central chimney stack 

of yellow brickwork has 3 separated flues, liked by a head with a 

moulded top, and a plain base. The symmetrical treatment is 

applied to the other elevations, and an outshot extends along the 

rear (north-west) side. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140573 Gatepiers and wall surrounding the garden of Penton Close. Mid 

C19. Brick, brick and flint. The rectangular plot along the front and 

part of the south side has a wall comprising flint panels with brick 

quoins, verticals, and plinth; with a tile capping; the remaining 

sections have red brickwork in Flemish bond, with thin buttresses, a 

plinth and a brick top. At the south-east corner is an entrance 

flanked by octagonal brick piers, with a plinth and a stone Gothic 

cap. 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY



Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RD 

Old Croft 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RQ 

LB2 30/04/1985 140574 House, former rectory. C1860. Brick and flint walls, with a tiled roof. 

An elaborate Tudor/Gothic design with a near-symmetrical front 

(east) of 2 storeys and attic, 1.1.1 windows, extended northwards 

with a wing of 1 storey, 1.1. windows. A centrepiece projects 

forward to form a deep porch, with diagonal buttresses, and the 

openings at each side are set in slight projections: the centre has a 

steep gable and the side units ½ gables supporting attic windows 

(with a gable above forming a dormer): the wing is set back, with the 

1st window set within a gabled projection. The gables and cheeks of 

the dormer are hung with patterned tiles and the fronts have wavy 

pierced bargeboards. The centre gable (with attic window) has a 

plain bargeboard above a verge comprising a stepped brick fascia 

with dentils above and diagonal dentils below; this pattern is 

repeated at the (lower) eaves moulding to the front, the lower dentils 

omitted across the projections. The walls are of yellow brickwork, 

with a rich panelwise decoration of flush squared knapped flintwork, 

with raised brick crosses on shields within the larger panels; 1st floor 

weathered moulding, plain plinth: the window openings are 

chamfered, and there is a hoodmould above the wide Tudor arch of 

the porch, the feet of the buttresses extend to a short pier with a 

Gothic stone cap. Casements, with transoms to the ground floor, of 

3 lights at the south side and 4 at the north; above the porch is a 

splayed oriel with transoms tiled roof, and moulded base. Within the 

porch, which has a traceried window at each side, there are small 

traceried lights on each side of the plain doorways, the door being 

½-glazed. The wing has the same elevation treatment with a 

stepped hoodmould and shields within the gable. The rear elevation 

has similar detailing, but is a symmetrical, with a wide gable at the 

south side containing an attic window above a 2 storeyed splayed 

bay; a recessed centre ha an oriel (staircase) window above a 

LB2 30/04/1985 140577 Cottage. C18. Rendered walls, and thatched roof. The front (south) 

is at right angles to the road, being symmetrical of 2 storeys, 2 

windows. Hipped roof, ½ hipped at the rear. Plain walls, brick plinth 

above a flint base; the rear gable has an exposed timber frame 

above a flint wall. C20 casements, ground floor bows. C20 boarded 

door in a plain opening within an open porch, having a thatched 

hood on posts. 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY

Folly Cottage 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RQ 

Aldermans Cottage 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RQ 

The Old Thatched Cottage 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RQ 

Box Cottage 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RQ 

Laurel Cottage 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RQ 

LB2 30/04/1985 140578 House. Late C18, with mid C19 details. Rendered walls and tiled 

roof. The building is at right angles to the road, the front (south) 

having 2 storeys 3 windows. The hipped roof has a catslide at the 

rear; there is a large stepped stack attached to the west end. Plain 

walls. Victorian sashes, of 3 lights in the middle of the 1st floor, 2 

ground floor splayed bays with sashes. Plain doorway, with canopy 

on carved brackets and late C19 4-panelled door. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140579 House. C19. Rendered walls, and hipped tile roof. 2 storeys, 3 

windows. Plain walls (render on cob), plinth; former doorways now 

filled, stepped stacks at the south end. C20 casements. Entrance at 

the side. Adjoining the roadway is a rectangular service building of 

cob with a hipped thatched roof - now converted to a garage, with a 

short length of front wall to its south side, of cob with a thatch 

capping. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140580 Cottage. Early C18. Flint and brick with a thatched roof. 

Symmetrical front (west) of 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. ½-hipped 

roof, with eaves raised above the upper windows, catslide at rear, 

north gable having an exposed timber frame. The front wall is flint, 

with brick surrounds to the openings containing cambered arches 

with keys, brick plinth, and broad brick pilasters at each side. 

Casements. Small ½-glazed C20 porch. The inner walls are timber- 

framed. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140581 Cottage. C18. Rendered walls on cob, with a thatched roof. 

Symmetrical front (west) of 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. Roof ½hipped 

at south end, with eaves raised above the upper windows, 

and lowered in the centre to form the wide roof of an open porch (on 

posts). Casements. 6 panelled (2 top glazed) door. The rear has a 

late C19 exterior of 2 storeys, with a slate roof. Within, there is a 

wide chimney breast, with a kitchener, an old bread oven, and other 

fittings. A high wall on the north side of the forecourt returns along 

part of the front; of rendered cob on flint and brick base, with a tile 

capping. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140582 Cottage. C18. Rendered walls and thatched roof. The front (south) 

is at right angles to the roadway, of 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. 

Roof ½-hipped at the west (roadside) gable, with exposed timber 

frame in the upper part, eaves raised above the upper windows. 

Plain walls and plinth. Casements. Wood porches with a slate roof 

and decorative front to the gable, vertical boards at the sides. 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY

Green Hedges 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RQ 

Leggatts 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RQ 

Thatches 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RQ 

Holy Trinity Church 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RD 

LB2 30/04/1985 140583 House, once 2. Early C19. Flint and brick, with a roof of interlocking 

tiles. Wide front (east) of 2 storeys, 4 windows. Flint horizontal 

panels, broken by the openings; brick quoins, bands and cambered 

heads. Old metal-framed casements to the upper floor and 2 to the 

ground floor, with 2 wood casements of the late C19. The main 

entrance has a thin canopy on decorative wrought iron brackets, with 

a ½-glazed door of c1900; another doorway is plain with a ½-glazed 

door. The end gables are of flint with brick quoins and fewer bands. 

LB2 30/04/1985 140584 House. Early C18. Rendered front, other walls of flint, and a tiled 

roof. Symmetrical front (west) of 2 storeys and attic, 2 windows. 

The roof has 2 dormers with hipped roofs and casements and there 

is a fully moulded modillion eaves cornice. Plain walls and plinth. 

Sashes. The doorway has a moulded canopy, broken above carved 

brackets, a plain frame enclosing a fanlight, and a C20 French door. 

There are 2 early C19 rear wings, enclosing a narrower central 

(staircase) wing, with walls of flint with brick quoins, bands, a flat 

and some cambered arches, and plinth. Casements. The doorway 

on the north side has a bold canopy on large carved brackets; on the 

south side a slate roof supported on carved brackets. Above the 

central doorway is a moulded stone plaque inscribed "Andrew and 

Elizabeth Leggat 1724". 

LB2 30/04/1985 404833 Cottage. Early C19. Flint and thatch. Front (south) at right angles 

to the roadway, of 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. Roof with catslide 

at rear, and eaves raised above the upper windows. Walls of flint, 

with brick quoins, and an irregular pattern of bands and verticals. 

Casements. French door. Small C20 1 storeyed addition at the 

south-east corner, with a hipped thatch roof. 

LB2S 20/12/1960 404834 Parish church. C14, with substantial restoration and additions of 

1888. Aisleless nave and chancel, into north transept and south 

porch. Coursed flint with stone dressings, and a tile roof. Plain roof 

with stone bell turret above the west gable, the old north door of the 

nave now filled; the transept (1888) is of flint with brick quoins, bands 

and plinth. Windows have reticulate tracery, of 2 or 3 lights. Inside, 

the main features are the C14 octagonal font, roof trusses for the 

nave (with barrel vaulted plaster ceiling), some fragments of old 

glass in the window on the south side of the nave, a few small wall 

monuments (1809, 1811, 1819), floor slabs (C18) in the nave, a 

painted (early C19) benefactions board, and a C17 chest. 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY

Table Tomb 5m N Of Holy Trinity 

Church 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RD 

Penton Manor 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RD 

St Benedicts Convent School 


Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RD 

East Lodge 

Newbury Hill 

Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RW 

LB2 30/04/1985 404835 Table Tomb. Early C19. White stone. Rectangular box with inward 

sloping sides. Simple moulding to cap, and a moulded base resting 

on small spheres at each corner and at centre. Lettered panel with 

the name of Mary Bourdillon. 

LB2 30/04/1985 404837 House. Early C18, with alterations and additions of the mid C19. 

Various wall finishes, with a tiled roof. 2 storeys. The north 

elevation is divided into 5 equal bays by brick pilasters (in English 

bond), the main walls being rendered; brick plinth; the 3 west bays 

contain sash windows, the others having 3 blocked openings and 

one altered ground floor opening with a casement window. The front 

(east of the mid C19) is symmetrical, of 3 windows, except for the 

north side gable (the east end of the north elevation); the walls are 

roughcast, with stone-framed Tudor openings with casements; plain 

doorway with ½-glazed door. At the rear a narrower wing has been 

added within the L-shape of the main block its west gable being flint 

with brick quoins and bands. 

LB2 30/04/1985 404838 Country mansion. Early C19 by William Cubitt, with mid C19 

additions. Stucco, with a hipped slate roof. Classical design of 

simple style, with a symmetrical front (south) with a 3-storeyed 

centre and 2-storeyed wings, 2:1.2.1:2 windows. Eaves moulding, 

architraves to windows, plinth; 2 massive (mid C19) splayed bays to 

the centrepiece. Victorian sashes in reveals, French windows to the 

centre (former entrance) the east wing, and the middle light of the 

bays. The west (entrance) wing has symmetrical west elevation of 

1.1.1 windows, with a pediment-gable to the slightly projecting 

centre, a 1st floor central Venetian window (with simple Order), and 

a large Tuscan porch of 4 columns (the outer square), 2 pilasters, 

and wide ½-glazed doorway. Projecting forward form the porch and 

extending along this front is a balustrade. 

LB2 30/04/1985 404839 Lodge dwelling. C1830. Rendered walls, and low pitched hipped 

slate roof. Single-storeyed symmetrical front (north west) of 1.1.1 

windows, with gabled projecting centre. Simple eaves moulding 

plinth. Sashes in reveals. Entrance at the east side of the centre, 

with ½-glazed door. Brick chimney stack in the centre, with 

separated flues, linked by a head with a moulded cap, and by a plain 

base. 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY

Stable Block 90m NE of Penton 

Lodge 

Penton Mewsey 


Newbury Hill 

Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RW 

Sleepers Cottage 

Penton Mewsey 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0RA 

LB2 30/04/1985 404897 House, flats and chapel, converted from stable and coachhouse. 

1865. Brick, with a slate roof. A narrow single-storeyed range of 

stables on either side of a centrepiece, with at each end 2-storeyed 

cross-wings. Walls of red brickwork in Flemish bond, brick dentilled 

eaves, carried round gables of pediment form, 1st floor band to the 

wings with alternating pattern of dentils, rubbed cambered arches, 

rubbed round arches in recesses to the upper openings in the wing 

gables, stone cills, plinth. The centrepiece of the stable block has on 

its south elevation a tall wide cambered arch with a keystone, 

flanked by rusticated pilasters, and is surmounted by a clocktower, 

comprising a square panelled frame, brackets to a wide eaves, and a 

leaded spire. The west elevation of the west wing is nearly 

symmetrical, with a gabled centrepiece having 3 arched windows 

(narrow at each side) above a carriage opening flanked by narrow 

arched lights, and 2 carriage openings at each side, these entrances 

now containing varied openings of the converted residential unit. 

The east wing has less regular details, again adapted for residential 

use. The north elevation, to the roadway has no windows on the 

ground floor, with lesser projection of the wings and greater 

projection of the centre. 

LB2 20/12/1960 404901 House, formerly 2. An early C18 house, with early C19 additions 

(when converting to 2 dwellings) at each end. Flint and brick, brick 

with a thatched roof. Continuous front (south) of 2 storeys, 2.2 

above 3.2 windows. The roof is ½-hipped at the west, hipped at the 

east end, with a catslide at the rear. The walls comprise thin 

horizontal bands of flint, with shorter panels between the openings, 2 

ground floor cambered arches, and plinth; at each side the wall 

continues in brickwork of Flemish bond with blue headers. The west 

side has casements, and a doorway with a pediment hood (with 

fretted front) on carved brackets, and a 6-panelled door. The east 

side has 3-light sashes, and a doorcase in the Doric Order (of 

mutules, triglyphs and dentils) with an open pediment, ¾ plain 

columns, arched opening with panelled reveals, and a 6-panelled (2 

top glazed) door. Plaque above east door inscribed TCMC 1718. 

The middle room has a C18 mantlepiece with moulded front of a 

wavy pattern. 

LB2 30/04/1985 404905 Cottage. Late C18. Rendered walls, and thatched roof. 2 storeys, 2 

windows. Hipped roof with a catslide to the north. Plain walls, 

cambered ground floor openings. Casements. C20 gabled porch, 

with rendered walls and tiled roof. 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY 

PENTON MEWSEY

Quarley 

Barn Cottage And Quarley Down 

Farm 

Quarley Down Farm Lane 

Cholderton 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP4 0DZ 

Stable Cottage Attached To 

North-west Corner Of Kingsettle 

Stud 


Quarley 

Andover 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP4 0DX 

Barn 10m W Of Quarley Down 

Farmhouse 


Cholderton 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP4 0DZ 

Quarley Down Farmhouse 


Cholderton 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP4 0DZ 

LB2 09/03/1988 140166 Byre/stable block. 1894. By Crickmay and Sons for HC Stephens 

MP. Red brickwork, mostly rendered externally; plain clay tiled roof 

with stone slate base courses and raised ridge courses for 

ventilation. Single-storey. U-plan with projecting end gables, on eastwest 

axis. 8 bays. End bays have tall plinth, with weatherboard 

cladding over with inset doors, the upper parts of the overhung 

gables being tile-hung: the centre bays open above high plinth level. 

Pairs of sliding doors under raked roof sections to end elevations. 

Inside a channelled concrete floor; simple roof trusses with angled 

strut and iron rod King-post trusses: originally the central portion of 

the south roof slope had continuous patent glazing. (Signed and 

dated drawings of both this building and a more elaborate design in 

Wiltshire Record Office, Cat No. 1894, Ser. 45m) 

LB2 09/03/1988 140161 Cottage for groom or coachman. c1900, probably by G.C.Horsley for 

H.C. Stephens MP. Red brickwork with knapped flint panels; plain 

clay tiled roof; ornamental brick chimney stacks. Two storeys with 

north-south ridge line. West elevation of 2 bays; bay 1 has 2-light 

stone mullioned window below and is blank above; bay 2 has a partglazed 

door in segmental-arched opening, with small circular window 

over; the central chimney stack has 2 flues set at 45 degrees. North 

elevation has a 3-light casement to ground floor, and above are two 

3-light windows set under an overhanging tile-hung gable. The 

interior, aparently unaltered, has direct communication with the 

Kingsettle Stud (qv) part of the inner estate of Cholderton Park 

House (qv) 

LB2 24/10/1984 140114 Barn. C18. Timber frame of 4 bays with aisles: Queen post truss. 

Boarded walls on a brick base. ½-hipped roof of corrugated 

asbestos. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140112 House. Late C18, early and late C20. Flint and tile. Symmetrical 

front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows (centre filled). Brick walls with 

a high plinth. Casements. Large late C19 porch with a hipped tile 

roof. The other elevations have flint walls with brick quoins, bands, 

cambered arches and plinth; casements. The west elevation has the 

present entrance, being a C20 porch with decorative bargeboard to 

the gable. Further extensions to the rear, of similar form. 

QUARLEY 

QUARLEY 

QUARLEY 

QUARLEY

Thatchways 

Park Lane 

Quarley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8QB 

Rose Cottage 

Park Lane 

Quarley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8QB 

Phlox Cottage 

Park Lane 

Quarley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8QB 

1 Park Lane 

Quarley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8QB 

The Annexe 

Barn Court 

Quarley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8PZ 

LB2 24/10/1984 140111 Cottage. C18, with extension of the late C20. Flint and thatch. 1 

storey and attic, symmetrical of 2 windows, but now with a western 

addition of 1 window. ½-hipped roof, with eaves raised above the 

upper windows. Flint walls with brick quoins, 1st floor band 

cambered arches, plinth. Casements. Wood boarded porch, with 

cambered-arched opening, now with a French door (the entrance 

being at the west end). 

LB2 24/10/1984 140109 Cottage at right-angles to the roadway, formerly 2. Flint and thatch. 

1 storey and attic, 2 above 4 windows. Hipped roof, lowered at the 

north-east end above an outshot, eyebrow dormers. Flint walls with 

brick quoins, cambered arches, plinth; outshot wall of vertical 

boarding (but end wall of flint). Casements. Boarded door, one 

former doorway now filled with a window. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140108 Cottage, formerly 2. Early C18. Timber frame and thatch. 1 storey 

and attic, 2 above 3 windows. The hipped roof is lowered at the east 

end above an outshot, and extends as a lower roof above a singlestoried 

west extension, eyebrow dormers. Exposed frame, with 

rendered infill to the upper part and brick to some lower panels, on a 

brick plinth. Casements. 2 boarded doors in plain frames. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140107 Cottage. Early C18. Flint and thatch. Front (north-east) of 1 storey 

and attic, 1 above 3 windows. Roof hipped at each end (with an 

eyebrow dormer), with catslide at rear, one eyebrow dormer to the 

front, and a large tapered stack at the south east end. Flint walls 

with brick quoins, 1st floor band with chamfered soffit, rubbed flat 

arches, plinth. Casements. Boarded door in a plain frame. Stone 

plaque inscribed MP1708. 

LB2 24/05/1990 140172 Barn. C18, probably 2nd ½, reusing earlier timbers; altered. Timber 

frame on brick plinth with weatherboard cladding; corrugated 

asbestos roof. 4 bays with rear aisle; added side outshuts. Old 

weatherboard to original end walls; opposing cart entries to bay 3; 

right bay now open at front and separated from rest of barn by 

vertical-board partition; half-hipped roof. Outshut additions are 

open-fronted under hipped roofs, that on left with left wall of flint and 

brick. Interior of barn: left-hand truss has markedly jowelled wall 

posts; wall posts of the 2nd truss are reused inverted crucks; 

jowelled wall posts to right bay. Straight and curved braces from 

wall posts to tie-beams and wall plates. Collared queen-post roof 

trusses; the 2nd from left truss having middle crucks. Through 

purlins. Wind braces to cart entry bay. Remains of board threshing 

floor. 

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Andover 

Hampshire 

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LB2 24/10/1984 140105 House. Late C18. Brick and thatch. Front (south) of 2 storeys, 2 

above 3 windows. Timber-framed originally, and refronted. The roof 

is hipped at the west end, extending lower above an outshot (with 

tiled lowest courses), ½-hipped at the east with a timber frame 

exposed in the gable, hipped above a rear extension and tiled above 

an outshot. The front wall of brickwork in Flemish bond is painted, 

the east side having horizontal flint panels, the east wall is flint, and 

the remaining walls are rendered. Casements, old to the upper 

windows. Shallow C20 porch with a gabled slate roof, brick cheeks 

and 2-panelled door; at the rear there is a (re-used) 6-panelled door 

and 2 plain boarded doors. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140104 Large cottage, formerly 2. C17, C18. Timber-framed building with 

substantial C18 cladding of brick and flint; thatched roof. Front 

(east) of 1 storey and attic, 2.1 above 3.1 windows. ½-hipped roof, 

higher at the north side, 2 inset dormers and 1 eyebrow dormer. 

Flint walls to the south side, then a recessed centre with some 

exposed framing, a narrow brickwork projection north of centre 

(which includes a diamond of blue headers), the north side projecting 

(as a cross wing) with a red brick wall in Flemish bond with blue 

headers, above a deep plinth with flint panels on either side of a 

basement window; the north end gable has timber framing above 

flint, bands, above flint walling with brick quoins and plinth; the south 

gable is flint and part of the rear wall (at south side) has exposed 

framing. Casements. Plain door at the west side of the north gable. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140103 Cottage. C17, with late C18 exterior, and late C20 extension. 

Rendered walls and thatched roof. Originally timber-framed : 1 

storey and attic, 2 windows. Hipped-roof, lower at the east (C20) 

side, and brought to a low eaves at the west end above a former 

outshot, now used as the entrance hall, eaves raised above the 

upper windows. Plain walls, with a buttress at the rear. Casements. 

Plain doorway. Within, there are old beams and a wide chimney 

breast, incorporating the remains of an oven. 

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Quarley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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5 Altar Tombs 


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Andover 

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Andover 

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LB2 24/10/1984 140102 House, former rectory. Early C18. Brick and tile. Symmetrical front 

(east) of 2 storeys, attic and cellar, 5 windows. Hipped roof, with 2 

hipped-roofed dormers with casements. Red brickwork in Flemish 

bond, rubbed flat arches, stone cills, moulded stone plinth, and 

moulded stone frames to the 2 small coupled basement windows. 

C20 classical Ionic doorcase, with pediment, pilasters, fanlight and 

6-panelled door, with a stone-flagged front approached by 5 steps, 

radiating outwards. The south elevation is rendered and has a 

Venetian windows, and a large French window. (Note: a Venetian 

east window to the nearby church, with an Ionic Order, is dated 

1723, which suggests a possible date for the house). 

LB2 24/10/1984 140101 To the south of the east end of the church, 5 altar tombs, dated 

1762, 1805, 1810, 1811 and another C1800. Of almost identical 

pattern, with moulded edge to the top, pilasters at the corners of 3 

panels, oval moulded panel to each face containing inscriptions and 

a moulded base. 

LB2S 20/12/1960 140100 Parish church. C11, C15, early C18 and restoration of 1882. 

Aisleless nave of C11 and chancel of C15, with later windows, vestry 

north of the chancel and a south porch of 1992; detached timberframed 

bell-cote. Plain exterior with a tile roof, walls of flint (some 

herring-bone) with stone (some brick) rubble added to the restored 

part, stone dressings. A high window above the south porch, now 

filled, has thin voussoirs of early Romanesque style, and a tall north 

door to the nave (also filled) is similar: a high narrow round arched 

window remains in the west gable: a 2-light Perpendicular window is 

on the south side of the chancel and the main nave windows are 

Victorian Perpendicular; the west window is plain on the outside and 

Perpendicular within: the chief feature is the east window of 1723, of 

Venetian form with an Ionic Order of square columns (inside and 

out). Within, the restoration of 1882 is expressed in the chancel arch 

and a tall arch to the vestry, but there is the reveal of the C11 

window on the south side of the nave, and the stone jamb of a 

similar window opposite, as well as the stone frame of the north 

door. Plain tub font, C18 chancel rails with turned balusters 

(repeated in the pulpit). There are several wall monuments, in the 

chancel of 1793 and 1803, in the nave of 1823, 1826, and 1832; 

floor slabs include one in the centre of the chancel of 1757. 

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Apple Tree Cottage 

Park Lane 

Quarley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8QB 

Granary 25m W Of Quarley Down 

Farmhouse 


Cholderton 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

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Walled Garden 150 M NW Of 



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LB2 24/10/1984 140106 Cottage. Late C18. Rendered walls and thatched roof. 1 storey and QUARLEY 

attic, 2 above 3 windows. Hipped roof with a low eaves, raised in the 

centre and further raised above the upper windows. Casements. 

French door at the front (south) and C20 entrance at the east end. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140110 Cottage. Early C18, C20 restoration. Timber frame and thatch. 1 

storey and attic, 2 above 3 windows. Hipped roof, with eaves raised 

above the upper windows. Exposed frame, upper panels plastered, 

lower of brickwork with some banded brick and flint, cement plinth. 

Casements, one slightly projecting. Entrance at rear. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140113 Large granary. C18. Timber frame on 9 x 5 staddles, of 4 bays with 

one aisle: Queen post truss. Boarded walls. Corrugated iron ½hipped 

roof. 

LB2 09/03/1988 140159 Garden walling with outbuildings and pool. 1900, by Gerald C 

Horseley for H C Stephens MP. Unknapped flintwork incorporating 

some stone, brick dressings. Essentially walling enclosing kitchen 

garden about 75metres x 90 metres, about 4 metres high divided 

into bays by full- height offset piers; 6 bays east and west, 3 bays to 

north; this last incorporates sundry outbuildings and a recessed 

centre semi-circular archway in a stone panel, approached by a 

podium and 8 side steps on north side over a tank room set partly 

below ground. Garden side of walls all brick lined: at south ends the 

walls splay, centering on a circular pool with stone perimeter wall 

about 0.5 metre high and said to be 5 metres deep, the 20 metre 

diametre pool is surrounded by 31 random sized tanks (presumably 

for species water plants), and on south side are stone steps, a 

central stair and two flanking stairs with serpentine walls lead to 

gateway facing Choldrton Park House (q.v.) of which this feature is 

an important part of the setting (Wiltshire Record Office, Cat. No. 

1894, has one signed and dated detail drawing) 

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Skidmore Cottages 

Lee Church Lane 

Lee 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9LF 

LB2 493888 Mid C18 threshing barn. Five bay timber framed barn with a double 

cart entrance. The barn has a brick base and timber cladding, but 

the east wall is brick to eaves level with a timber gable, and there is 

a concrete block wall replacing the west end, abutting the shed. It 

has a tiled roof on the (south) roadside elevation and corrugated 

sheeting on the opposite roof slope. The adjoining shed is not of 

special interest. The roof structure is formed of four queen post 

trusses with trenched purlins, curved wind braces and common 

rafters which all appear to be original. The tie beams have straight 

and pegged braces to the principal wall posts, which have cut jowls, 

and which sit on a cill plate on top of the brick plinth. The wall 

framing comprises; at the south wall, studs with diagonal down 

braces from each principal post; and to the north wall, a substantial 

wall plate with curved braces from post to wall plate. 

SUMMARY OF IMPORTANCE: The barn adjoining Skidmore 

Cottages is of special interest as an C18 timber framed five bay 

threshing barn with double cart entrance. Although some structural 

modifications have been made, it retains most of its timber framing 

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Lodge 

Broadlands Park 

Romsey By-Pass 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9LE 

3 Mainstone 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HG 

Gatepiers And Rails To Embley 

Lodge 

Romsey Road 

Ower 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6AE 

LB2 502533 Early C18 threshing barn. The sides of the barn are weather 

boarded, except the north side which is brick. The roof, which was 

probably originally thatch, is now clad in tin sheet. In addition to the 

double cart entrance, there are double doors at the north end of the 

barn which were inserted at a later date. It is of seven bays and 

aisled to both sides. The oak roof structure is largely intact, and has 

five queen post trusses clasped to a pair of purlins. The tie beams 

have straight braces pegged to the 

wall posts. Most of the rafters appear to be replacements. The 

principal posts are supported on chamfered concrete plinths. The 

wall plate on the east side rests on timber framing, but elsewhere on 

concrete blocking to one and a half metres high, which in turns sits 

on a cement plinth. There is a concrete block division which closes 

off the southernmost bay to the same height as the barn walls. 

SUMMARY OF IMPORTANCE: This barn has special interest as an 

early C18 timber framed threshing 

barn with double cart entrance. Although some structural 

modifications have been made in order to 

support the original structure, it still retains most of its original timber 

framing and its plan-form. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407423 C18. 2-storeys. Nos. 3 and 5 immediately adjoin No.1 at south-west 

end of No 1; No 1 built at street level; Nos 3 and 5 built far below this 

so that the eaves level in Nos 3 and 5 reach approximately the same 

height as the top of the ground floor windows in No. 1. Nos. 3 and 5 

colourwashed brick. Old tile roof possibly partly retiled. Each house 

has 2 2-light caesment windows, lower windows with segmental 

headings. Wooden boarded door to each house also in segmental 

heading. (One other blocked opening on upper floor in No. 3 

LB2 17/11/1986 141205 Gateway between the two lodges. c1840. Cast-ironwork above a low 

wall. On each side of the entrance, a short rail connects the lodge 

pier to an openwork cast-iron gate pier. the design incorporates 

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Bowmans Farmhouse 

Romsey Road 

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Stable 20m NW Of Moorcourt 

East 

Ridge Lane 

Ower 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6AB 

Granary 25m NW Of Moorcourt 

East 

Ridge Lane 

Ower 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

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Barn 50m South Of Manor Farm 

House 

Flexford Road 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO52 9DF 

Stables SW Of Baddesley Manor 

Flexford Road 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO52 9DF 

7 Mainstone 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HG 

LB2 17/11/1986 141202 House. C17 timber framed building, with C18 extension and 

recladding, and C20 minor extension, and restoration. Painted brick 

walls of English bond, with exposed framework in part, cambered 

openings. Tile roof, hipped at the west end, half-hipped at the east, 

sloping roofs to the dormers. Long narrow building, with a north 

elevation of one storey and attic, 2 above 4 windows. casements, 

two sashes in exposed frames. C20 half-glazed porch. Granary 

demolished. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141190 Stable, now a garage. C18. Tall, almost square, block with brick 

walls of Flemish bond with blue heads, 1st floor band, plinth. Halfhipped 

roof. Hayloft door above a widened (C20) garage. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141191 Granary. Early C19. Timber frame on 3 x 4 staddles, with boarded 

walls, and slate roof. Includede for group value. 

LB2 05/11/1987 141290 Barn. Late C17, C18, C20. Timber-framed with weatherboarded 

walls. Steeply pitched corrugated iron roof. C18 north aisle. 5 bays 

with central cart entrances to north and south. Queen post roof with 

raking struts, clasped purlins and staggered butt-purlins. Several 

timbers re-used or replaced in C20 especially at cart entrances. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141135 Stable range. Late C17. Brick walls in English bond, cambered 

openings, high plinth (the lowest part of stone rubble). Tile roof, with 

raised brick gables at each end. The two-storeyed north elevation 

has a wide doorway with a window on each side and an oval panel 

above, repeated three times. A small C20 garage is set back at the 

west end. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407473 C18. 2-storeys with similar elevation and under same roof span as 

Nos. 3 and 5. Old tile roof with hip at south-west end. 3 windows; 2light 

casement windows, lower ones with segmental headings. 

Central door also in segmental heading between 2 easternmost 

window bays; door with narrow vertical strip panelling. 

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5 The Causeway 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

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Kichen Garden Walls 50m North 

Of 

Broadlands House 



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Hampshire 

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Urn 




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Hampshire 

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Milestone 1500m S Of 

Roundabout With A31 

Southampton Road 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

Upper Ashfield House 


Ashfield 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9NJ 

LB2 04/12/1972 406766 C18. 1-storey and attic. Brick. Old tile roof. 2 windows on ground 

floor with panelled shutters. 6-panel door to south-west with upper 4 

panels cut away and glazed. One dormer casement on upper floor. 

LB2 04/12/1972 406765 C18. 2 storeys and attic. Brick with toothed eaves cornice and half 

hipped old tile roof. Gabled end facing stream has one window. 6panel 

door to south-east with architrave surround and flat hood, on 

this cast iron columns at head of flight of 6 steps parallel with front 

and with plain rails. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141174 Garden walls. C18 and C19. A series of tall brick walls is arranged 

in rectangular form, linked at one point to the Dairy, and extending 

southwards from it. English and Monk bonds, regular flat buttresses, 

plain doorways. Two doorways have wrought-iron gates. Included 


LB2 17/11/1986 141169 Garden ornament. Early C19. A Coade stone version of the 

Borghese vase, on a classical square pedestal. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141206 Milestone, Early C19. Painted stone and cast-iron plate. Rectangular 

section stone, with slightly rounded top. Cast-iron plate. on front, 

inscribed '7 miles TO SOTON, 1 TO ROMSEY' On route of 

Whiteparish, Romsey and Southampton Turnpike, 1755. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141208 House. Early C19. Brick walls in flemish bond, rubbed flat arches. 

Tile roof, brick dentil eaves. regular west front of two storeys for 

windows. Sashes in exposed frames. Porch with two columns two 

pilasters, of a simple Doric order but with the pediment replaced by a 

steeper gable, architrave and six-panelled (with top glazed) door. 

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Flexford Road 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO52 9DF 


Luzborough Lane 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9AA 

Garden Wall And Store E Of 

Manor House 

Flexford Road 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

SO52 9DF 

LB2 17/11/1986 141136 Barn. C18. Timber frame of five bays, with an aisle on one long side, 

and central wagon entrance. Straight struts. Boarded walls. Halfhipped 

corrugated iron roof, with hipped tile roof surviving above the 

entrance. 

LB2 11/07/1996 461859 Small house. Circa C17, partly rebuilt and extended in about the 

early C19 and again in circa mid C19. Timber-framed faced and 

partly rebuilt in painted brick. Thatched roof with eyebrow eaves, 

semi-cinical ends and catslide at rear. Brick axial (originally gableend) 

stacks at either end. Plan: 2 room plan with direct entry into 

larger right-hand room, rear outshuts and smallsemi-circular end 

rooms. Originally a timber-framed house partly rebuilt in brick, 

extended and rear outshuts added in circa early C19; in about mid 

C19 a small semi-circular room was built at either end. Exterior: 1 

storey and attic. Nearly symmetrical 2 window northh west front. C19 

3 light windows with iron casements with leaded panes, ground floor 

with cambered brick arches, the left a 2 light casement, attic 

windows under eyebrow eaves and with exposed wall-plate below; 

central doorway with C20 plank door and small canopy. The semicircularends 

have small casement windows, the right (sw) with 

leaded panes. The thatched roof is carried down to lower eaves over 

the ends and the outshut at the rear; open bay on right of outshut' 

outshut rebuilt on left; small dormer in the thatch above the outshut 

with C19 casement. INTERIOR: Some wall-framing exposed in rear 

and side walls including a jowled post with brace. The right hand 

room has a chamfered axial beam and a large fireplace with a 

chamfered bressumer, blocked by a later brick fireplace. Come C19 

joinery. The left hand semi-circular room has small late C19 

chimmneypiece. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141134 Walls and a store. C16 and mid C19. A range of kitchen garden 

walls extends to the east of the house, most of it being of the C16. 

Brickwork of English bond: a small base section of (re-used) 

stonework. The north section east of the house has a stone capping, 

surmounted by wrought-iron rails. There is a later gateway, and also 

doorways. the mid C19 store is a small rectangular block, with a tile 

roof. 

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Before Drive To Broadlands 

House 



Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9ZD 

Middlebridge Lodge 

Mainstone 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BA 

Braseria Casa Bodega 

23 Mainstone 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

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5 Mainstone 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HG 

LB2 04/12/1972 407811 Tall pair of fine wrought iron gates of scroll-work pattern flanked by 

gate piers of yellow stock brick with stone capping; smaller gates to 

either side of identical design again flanked by smaller similar gate 

piers. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407787 Pleasant C19 building. One-storey and attic. Yellow stock brick. 

Slate saddleback roof; wide flat bracketed eaves. Main front facing 

river is of 3 bays. In attic storey, one window in centre with roof 

rising to form a gable above. Sash window in reveals with glazing 

bars intact; flat stone architrave frame; moulded stone cornice on 

brackets. On ground floor, sash window to eitiher side of large 

central porch with 2 Greek Doric columns flanked at either end by a 

square pillar; end pilasters. Entablature comprising frieze, moulded 

cornice and blocking course. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407474 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Old tile roof with flanking chimneys. 2 flatroofed 

dormers. Colourwashed brick. On 1st floor, 2 sash windows, 

5 panes wide, with architrave frames. On ground floor, 2 3-sided 

canted bays with moulded cornices over; each side containing one 

sash window. Central glazed door in architrave frame; moulded flat 

hood on very slender cast iron brackets. One-storey extension to 

south-east. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407423 C18. 2-storeys. Nos. 3 and 5 immediately adjoin No.1 at south-west 

end of No 1; No 1 built at street level; Nos 3 and 5 built far below this 

so that the eaves level in Nos 3 and 5 reach approximately the same 

height as the top of the ground floor windows in No. 1. Nos. 3 and 5 

colourwashed brick. Old tile roof possibly partly retiled. Each house 

has 2 2-light caesment windows, lower windows with segmental 

headings. Wooden boarded door to each house also in segmental 

heading. (One other blocked opening on upper floor in No. 3) 

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Romsey 

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SO51 8HG 

3 The Causeway 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HF 

No 1 (Saddlers Mill) The 

Causeway 

Romsey 

Ridge House 

Ridge Lane 

Ower 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6AB 

LB2 28/08/1951 407422 C18. 2-storeys. Colourwashed brick. Toothed brick eaves cornice. 

Old tile roof. Elevation to river has a 2-storey angular bay window to 

north-west with 2-light casements on each floor, and small dentilled 

cornice round head of bay, which is plastered below windows. Road 

elevation has 2, 2-light casement windows (segmental headed) on 

ground floor. 6-panel door (flush type) with top 2 panels cut away 

and glazed. Door in architrave surround with doorcase of fluted 

pilasters, cross reeded brackets, fluted frieze, shallow moulded and 

dentilled cornice, broken forward over brackets and moulded and 

dentilled pediment. All casements original. 

LB2 04/12/1972 406764 Mid C19. 2 storeys. 3 windows. Red brick. Hipped slate roof. 

Casement windows. 3 tiny gables like dormers and gabled porch. 

(formally stables). 

LB2 28/08/1951 406763 Late C18 (altered early C19). 2 storeys and attic. Brick with toothed 

eaves cornice and half hipped old tile roof carried down to ground 

floor ceiling level at back, which has 2 tiers of dormer casements, 5 

on 1st floor and one on 2nd floor. Main front consists of cottage at 

left hand end (probably former mill house). 2 3 light casement 

windows and centre two light casement windows on 1st floor, all in 

segmental heads. 6 panel central door on ground floor with upper 

part glazed. One hipped dormer over right hand window at eaves 

level. The Mill building to right hand has 2 hipped dormers (leaded 

casements) at attic level, higher up in roof than dormer over cottage. 

2 3 light leaded casements. Cental hoist door on 1st floor and 

additional hoist door to right hand. On ground floor, plain door to left 

hand and cart door to right hand. The right hand hoist and cart door 

to left hand and cart door to right hand. The right hand hoist and cart 

door come under a projecting tiled lean to with timber supports on 

parapet wall above mill stream. Cottage and Mill under same roof. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141188 House. C17 timber-framed lobby entrance house, with considerable 

early C19 alterations, and minor extensions. Rendered walls, 

hoodmoulds to the openings. Tile roof, with decorative bargeboards. 

South front of two storeys, with a projecting two-storeyed porch, 

2.1.3 windows. Casements, splayed bay at the west sied. Boarded 

door within a pointed arch. The rear has a wing of the same form, 

and there is a late C19 single-storeyed extension at the east side. 

INTERIOR: there is a C17 beam and massive chimney bressumer 

and some framing in the cross wall, to indicate the earlier origin of 

the building which appears externally as an example of the early 

Victorian Tudor style. 

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Lee 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9LF 

Mountbatten Gallery 


Lee 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9LG 

Lee Manor And Caravan 

Drinkwater Sabey Ltd 

Lee Lane 

Lee 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9LH 

LB2 17/11/1986 141187 Farmhouse, now two cottages. C17, with C18 addition to form an Lshaped 

block, with early C19 infilling of the angle, and small C20 

wing. Brick walls of English and Flemish bond, 1st floor band to the 

oldest part, flush blue 1st floor band to the C19 part, some cambered 

openings, plinth (deep on the west elevation with two cellar 

doorways). Tile roof, hipped, half-hipped and gabnled, with hipped 

dormers. The oldest and latest units are one storey and attic, 

irregular fenestration, the C19 block, forming the south front, is of 

two storeys. casements. Late C19 gabled porch placed diagonally in 

the angle, other doorways are plain. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141186 Lee Chapel, now an art gallery. A neo-Norman design by T L 

Donaldson for Lord Palmerston, of 1862, with late C20 extension. 

Aisleless nave of four bays, with eastern apse, a smaller apse at the 

east end of the north elevation, south porch, with a late C20 room 

alongside the north wall. Walls of brickwork in equal bands of red 

and yellow, eaves with brick dentils and deep fascia supported on 

corbels, the long elevations divided panelwise by flat buttresses: 

hood-moulds and impost blocks to the arched openings, plinth. Slate 

roof over the nave, extended as a catslide above the addition; tile 

roof to the apses and porch, the latter with ornamental bargeboards. 

the west gable is stepped below the coping, and there is a central 

buttress flanked by narrow tall windows. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141184 Farmhouse. Late C18, with substantial early C19 modifications and 

extensions (in Tudor style), and mid C19 rear extentions. Brick walls 

in English and in Flemish Garden Wall bonds, 1st floor band and 

plinth to the oldest part, arched openings of segmental oval and 4centred 

forms, and indications of altered features. Tile roof; fluted 

stack, the west front elevation was symmetrical of two storeys five 

windows, and there is a north side extension of one storey and attic, 

one above two windows: in the early C19 the main part had forward 

projections formed at each side (each with a hipped roof) and the 

windows on each side of the centre were fitted. 'Tudor' casements, 

one central ground-floor triple Gothic sash. The north side projection 

has the doorway, with a gable on brackets, of Gothic style. The 

south elevation is continuous but irregular, incorporating the gableend 

of the front: two storeys three windows: Tudor casements, with 

deep windows in the east side splayed bay: the doorway has a 

pediment on large console brackets, and a six-panelled (four top 

glazed) door. 

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Lee 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9LG 

Milestone 600m S Of Junction 

With A27 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

Milestone 150m N Of 

Roundabout On End Of M271 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

Gateway At Southampton Lodge, 

Sunflower Lodge 



Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9LB 

LB2 17/11/1986 141185 Row of estate cottages, of Tudor style. c1879, by W E Nesfield. 

Walls of red brickwork in English bond, the upper walling at the front 

being jettied on brackets, and timber-framed, with plaster panels 

having incised patterns, tile-hanging within the gables: small stepped 

buttresses at each end of the front wall. Tile roof, patterned 

bargeboards; prominent stacks with a pattern of vertical ribs, 

Symmetrical (north) front of one storey and attic, four windows, with 

large side gables and two gabled-dormers. Casements, those at the 

front having small leaded panes, 6 x 8 to each of the four-light 

casements, 6 x 5 above 6 x 7 to the mullion and transom dormers. 

Plain boarded doors. Single-storeyed outshots at the rear, and a 

separate sanitary block (now stores) 


Rectangular stone with slighly rounded top. On front rectangular 

cast-iron plate, inscribed '6 miles TO SOTON, 2 TO ROMSEY'. On 

route of Whiteparish, Romsey, and Southampton, 1755. 


Rectangular stone with slightly rounded top. On front rectangular 

cast-iron plate, inscribed '5 miles TO SOTON, 2 TO ROMSEY' On 

route of Whiteparish, Romsey, and Southampton, 1755. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141180 Two gatepiers, and associated flank walls. 1870 by W E Nesfield. 

Square brick structures, with stone cap and moulded foot above a 

plain brick plinth. The cap has an ornamental finial, with a series of 

Gothic mouldings forming to cornice. The brickwork is enriched by a 

series of recessed panels, some with floral decoration, the ribbed 

effect reflecting that of the Lodge chimney stacks. Between the north 

pier and the Lodge is a short length of low brick wall supporting a 

wood rail on balusters, with wrought iron 'spike' ornament along the 

top. To the south of the south pier there is a high plain brick wall, 

with a flat buttress. the gates are late C20 

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Red Lodge 



Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9LB 

LB2S 17/11/1986 141179 Lodge dwelling, of Tudor style. 1870, by W E Nesfield. Ground-floor 

brick walls of English bond (some lowest parts of Flemish bond), 

high plinth (double in parts): two tall chimneys with flues formed as 

octagons knitted into groups, with each face having a thin projecting 

rib, the multi-ribbed pattern being stopped by a horizontal moulding, 

above which the head of the shaft is widened: the smaller stack has 

a gabled head to its plain lower part, which contains at a high point a 

terra-cotta ornament, with W.C.T. (William Temple) and 1870: the 

longer stack has the rib pattern descending into a wider gable, with 

two narrow windows, being stopped by a terra-cotta cartouche. The 

upper floor is timber-framed, with close studding filled with rendered 

panels containing incised ornament or pargetting, the main corners 

having diagonal struts, with curved brackets supporting the 

bargeboards patterned with circular ornament (sun-flowers), and 

filled with scalloped tiling above plain-tile bell casts. L-shaped 

building of two storeys: the east side is dominated by the centrallyplaced 

larger stack: the south front has an east side gable (timberframed 

to ground-floor all level), enriched with curved panels at the 

top, on either side of an oriel, the ground-floor section containing a 

mullion and transom window and the open porch. The windows of 

various sizes are unified by the use of standard details of oak 

frames, and very small panes of glass leaded to form mullioned 

windows of 2, 3 and 5 lights, each of 6x8 panes, the large transomed 

window having 6x6 above 6x7 panes. Oak door within the recessed 

entrance. A small single-storeyed wing is masked by a high wall. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141178 Lodge dwelling. c1870, an 'Old English (Tudor) design by W E 

Nesfield. Walls of red brickwork in English bond with a high plinth 

(double in part), the prominent north gable being tile-hung with a 

scalloped pattern and is jettied at the 1st floor; above the entrance is 

a jettied section with plaster filled timber-frame, ending in a gable 

(again projected on brackets) with decorative bargeboards. Tile roof, 

with large and small gables and varied eaves levels: prominent 

chimney stack with vertical ribbed pattern in cut brickwork. The 

building has a simple rectangular form, enriched by varied details; 

one and a half storeys, irregular fenestration. The oak-framed 

casements have leaded lights of very small panes, used as a 

standard unit in different multiples, to fit different sizes of openings. 

Tudor doorframe and boarded door. A small single-storeyed rear 

wing is masked by a high wall. 

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Engine House 50m NW Of 




Romsey 

Hampshire 

Stable Cottage 

Greatbridge Road 

Romsey Extra 

Greatbridge House 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0HB 

Greatbridge Cottages 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0HP 

LB2 17/11/1986 141177 Engine house. Late C17 rebuilt early C19. Brick of 2 types. Buried 

under mound 1m vault brick passage into series of 3 vaulted 

chambers, 3m wide, 1st 2, 1m long, 3rd 2m long. 1st chamber bypass 

leet with with sluice, 2nd contains waterwheel with cast iron 

spokes, axle and centres about 2m diameter, and 3rd contains a 3ram 

pump which supplied water to house, brewhouse and dairy. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141182 Stable block to Greatbridge House, converted to a dwelling. Late 

C18, with minor late C19 alterations. Brick walls in Flemish bond, 

small cambered openings and also larger arched heads to windows. 

Low-pitched hipped slate roof. The east elevation is a low two 

storeys, with one window and a hayloft door above three windows 

and a wide carriage opening: a pilaster separates this from the 

shorter north side, which is single-storeyed and has a tall arched 

window on either side of a doorway. Casements, sashes at the north 

side. early C20 porch at the south side, and plain door at the north. A 

wall, with a doorway, links the building to Greatbridge House. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141181 House. Early C19 regency front, attached to a lower older rear part, 

forming an L-shape, with minor late C19 extensions. Red brick walls 

in Flemish bond, cambered openings, stone cills: the rear part is 

rendered. Hipped tile roof, with a wide eaves soffit to the front block, 

hipped slate roof to the extreme north extension. Symmetrical south 

front of two storeys three windows. Sashes, of sixteen lights, in 

reveals, Simple Tuscan porch, of two pilasters two columns,with 

panelled soffit and reveals, wide opening with architrave, and early 

C20 half-glazed door, on stone steps. The long rear wing, of two 

storeys five windows, has a rendered east wall, small casements 

(one splayed bay), a plain doorway, and at the north end there is a 

single-storeyed service wing. The west elevation has a large halfoctagonal 

mid C19 brick bay. INTERIOR: plain staircase, panelled 

doors in architraves, and Regency ceiling cornices. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141183 Short Terrace. Late C18. red brick walls of Flemish bond, English 

bond to the end walls. Half-hipped tile roof, with catslide at the rear. 

South front of two-storeys five windows (the middle bank above a 

doorway). C20 casements, but one original Gothic window at the 

west side. three plain doors. 

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A3057. Romsey Extra 

Embley Lodge 

Romsey Road 

Ower 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6AE 

LB2 17/11/1986 141207 House. C16, with some C18 cladding, C19 and C20 extensions. 

Exposed timber-frame (indicating crucks in the west gable), with 

painted brick infill, other walling of painted brickwork in Flemish 

bond, with a plinth, C20 half-timbered middle wing. Half-hipped 

thatch roof, eyebrow dormer, tile and slate above the outshots. One 

storey and attic, irregular fenestration. Casements. Small brick porch 

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Embley Park. c1840, with mid C19 extension. Stucco walls, moulded 

copings, caps, impost bands and panels, plain plinth, bold keys 

above the arched openings, eaved architrave to the doorway. 

Hipped slate roof. The older part is a tall single-storeyed pavilion in 

classical style and of symmetrical form: the rectangular block has 

broad rusticated pilasters at each corner, and between, at the front 

and rear, are arches to window openings (with triple keys), the wider 

part facing the driveway having the entrance. The upper part is a 

plain parapet, with central panels, surmounted at the front and rear 

by concave pedestals (lacking a top ornament). At the front 

(southeast) a wall extends at each side, with a dropping curve to a 

gate pier at the north side, and on the south with a dropping curve 

and extension (with a C19 window) to a second pier, which stands 

forward, being attached to the curved end of the wall. The arched 

windows are sashes, the door is half- glazed. A larger two-storeyed 

mid C19 wing has been attached to the original unit, being a plain 

rectangular block, with stuccoed walls, small casements, and a slate 

roof hipped at the south end.

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Romsey Road 

Ower 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6AE 

Brickhill Farm House 

Romsey Road 

Ower 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6AE 

LB2 17/11/1986 141203 Lodge, northern one of a pair linked by a gateway, at the entrance to 

Embley Park. c1840, with mid C19 and C20 extensions. Stucco 

walls, moulded copings, caps, impost bands and panels, plain plinth, 

bold keys above the arched openings, eaved architrave to the 

doorway (now filled). Hipped slate roof. the oldest part is a tall singlestoreyed 

pavilion in classical style and of symmetrical form: the 

rectangular block has broad rusticated pilasters at each corner, and 

between at front and rear, are arches to the window openings (with 

triple keys), the wider part facing the driveway containing the former 

entrance: the upper part is a plain parapet with central panels, 

surmounted at front and rear by concave pedestals (lacking a top 

ornament). At the front (southeast) a wall extends at each side, with 

a dropping curve to a gate pier at the south side, and on the north 

with a dropping curve and extension (with a C19 window) to a 

second pier, which stands forward , being attached to the curved end 

of the wall. The arched windows are sashes. A larger two-storeyed 

mid C19 wing has been attached to the original unit, being a plain 

rectangular block with stuccoed walls, small casements and a slate 

roof: this continues as a C20 extension, northwards from the north 

end. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141201 Cottage Orne, with extensions, now a house. Early C18 and late C19 

extensions. Roughcast walls, with smooth stucco quoins, and high 

roughened stone plinth; later walls of red brickwork in stretcher bond, 

with cambered openings, Tile roof, with hipped ends to the old part; 

tall Tudor stack, of three diagonal flues on a rectangular base. A 

rectangular block, comprising a tall single storey above a basement 

(on a steep slope of ground, resulting in a two-storeyed effect at the 

north end), with two Gothic windows symmetrically placed on the 

long south side, the wall forming a half hexagon at the north end 

(with a central small Gothic window), at the west end an open porch 

of half hexagonal form, on a semi-circle of stone steps, with four 

rustic columns of cedar trunks; at the rear the former catslide roof 

above an outshot is masked in the centre by a late C19 two-storeyed 

extension of vernacular style (the whole forming a T-shape), with two 

small C20 outshots, one a porch. Casement windows, of Gothic form 

to the original part. Plain doorways, the one within the portico being 

off centre, with Gothic panels. 

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Romsey Road 

Ower 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6AA 

Cutters Barn Cottages 

Pauncefoot Hill 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6AA 

Milestone On E Side 60m Of 

Entrance To Ranvilles Farm 

Romsey Road 

Ower 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

LB2S 29/05/1957 141200 Farmhouse. Large C16 timber-framed house, with minor C18 

cladding, and mid C19 rear extension. The frame is exposed above 

the ground- floor in the main block, and in the north wall of the rear 

wing, with brick infill, mostly herringbone: other walls of brickwork in 

English bond, with some Flemish and Monk bond. Tile roof; shafted 

stack. West front elevation of two storeys and attic, two windows, 

with a south side single storeyed extension of one window. 

Casements, an old window of diagonal oak mullions is now filled. 

Late C19 gabled brick porch, with arched entrance, and boarded 

door. The north elevation has the large gable of the main block (with 

an attic window), with the lower wing to the east side of 1st storey 

and attic, 1.1 above 3 windows. Casements, one five-unit splayed 

oriel fitted in the gabled dormer, with a moulded cill. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141199 Pair of cottgaes, probably built as four. Late C18, with mid C19 

porches, and C20 minor outshots. Walls of brickwork in English 

bond, cambered openings,and indications of changes. Symmetrical 

west front, of one storey and attic, four windows. Casements. Gabled 

brick porches, with arched entrances and wavy bargeboards. Small 

outshots at the north end and rear (southside) have tiled roofs and 

brick walls. A brick in the rear wall is incised S T 1773 

LB2 17/11/1986 141198 Milestone. Early C19. Painted stone with attached cast-iron plate. 

rectangular-section stone with flat top. On front cast-iron plate, 

inscribed 'Romsey 2, Ringwood 16' 

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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6AA 

Barn 40m N Of Moorcourt House 

Ridge Lane 

Ower 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6AB 

Moorcourt House 

Ridge Lane 

Ower 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6AB 

LB2 29/05/1957 141193 Farmhouse. C16 timber frame, with C18 and mid C19 extensions. 

Walls of painted brickwork in English bond, other parts of red 

brickwork in English bond (some blue headers), later walls of yellow 

brickwork in Flemish bond, two fragments of exposed framework, 

cambered ground-floor openings. Hipped tile roof with rear (double 

pile) slate roof. The north-west front has a symmetrical two storeyed 

part, of two windows, and a lower older part at the south-west side, 

masked by a two-storeyed forward wing with an outshot to the south 

west: the main front has sash windows, triple to the ground floor. The 

doorway has a wide early C19 porch, with a slate covered lowpitched 

gable, resting on plain columns and pilasters, and a wide 

plain architrave, and six panelled (two top glazed) door.The northeast 

elevation is symmetrical, of two bays, all filled. The south-east 

elevation shows the lower older part with a piece of exposed 

framework: small casements and a wood porch: the east side 

extends forward, and has a half-octagonal two-storeyed bay, with 

Victorian sashses. The framework is exposed within, as well as a 

large chimney breast. 

LB2S 29/05/1957 141192 Barn. C17. A 14-bay timber frame with queen post trusses, clad on 

the outside with brick walling in English bond, containing slotted 

vents, two-wagon entrances, and a series of late openings. 

Corrugated-iron roof, half-hipped at the ends and hipped and 

projected above one wagon entrance. 

LB2S 29/05/1957 141189 House now divided into three dwellings. C15, with early C18 exterior, 

and C20 restoration. Brick walls of Flemish bond with blue heads to 

part, red brickwork in flemish bond elsewhere, 1st floor band to part, 

cambered ground-floor openings. Tile roof; group of three diagonal 

flues. The north front is two-storeyed, with a symmetrical 

arrangement of five windows, extended westwards by one window, 

and with a single-storeyed east extension of one window. Sashes in 

exposed frames, at the west side the ground-floor window has been 

filled and above it is a C17 mullion and transom 8-light window: the 

east side has a wide late C19 casement. A slender porch has a plain 

canopy on octagonal posts, with side boarding, and a six-panelled 

(four top glazed) door. the rear (south) has wings at each side, of 

coupled gables to the west C18), and to the east a coupled block 

(C19) of one and two storeys. The interior contains the framework of 

a late medieval house. 

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West Gate Lodge 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DL 

Hunters Inn 

Winchester Hill 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 7NW 

Milestone 10m NE Of Brooklyn 

Botley Road 


Southampton 

Hampshire 

LB2 17/11/1986 141156 One of a pair of lodges, on either side of the entrance driveway, this 

on the north side. Early C19, with C20 alterations and extensions. 

Yellow brickwork in Flemish bond, arches to ground- floor openings 

(recessed at the front) plinth: plain stone band at impost level. 

Steeply-pitched hipped roof with eaves having coupled modillionbrackets. 

The almost-square pavilion structure has symmetrical 

form, with a sash window to the (east) front, and above this a Coade 

stone panel (of putti harvesting grapes). The entrance elevation 

(facing the driveway) has a window above on arched doorway, with a 

six-panelled door: at each corner there are piers, the rear marking 

the gateway: to the north side there extends a two-storeyed 

(lateC20) wing of tile and brick, and in front of this a low wall curves 

from the corner of the pavilion to stop at an outer pier of yellow 

brickwork with a stone cap, and above the wall there is a decorative 

metal rail. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141162 Public house. Mid C18 extended C19 & C20. Painted brick, old 

plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay C18 building with tall wide C19 bay to 

L and single storey service bay to R, older part outshot to rear, with 

long C20 range to rear of C19 bay. Front has put on older part 

central gabled brick porch with roundheaded arch. Each side 2-light 

casement under rubbed arch, and 3 similar on 1st floor. End stack 

to R end. To L, C19 bay has wide and narrow 4-pane sash and on 

1st floor wide similar. Roof hipped and of lower pitch with higher 

eaves. 


Rectangular stone with slightly rounded top. On front rectangular 

cast-iron plate, inscribed "10 miles TO BOTLEY, 2 TO ROMSEY". 

On route of Whiteparish, Romsey and Botley Turnpike, 1755. 

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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DJ 

East Gate Lodge 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DL 

LB2 29/05/1957 141159 House. C17, mid C19, and late C20. Walls of brickwork in English 

and Flemish bonds, some cambered ground-floor openings. Tiled 

roof of many gables, and two hipped sections of the later dates; a 

Tudor stack of three diagonal flues. A building of medieval origin, 

with considerable alteration and reconstruction: a tall north-south 

block has three wings on the west side, two old and joined, with 

coupled gables, one east wing (added to at the rear C20) linking to a 

late C20 tall T-shaped unit, this last replacing a late C18 Gothic 

structure of castellated appearance with corner turrets. The irregular 

form of the building is mostly two storeyed (with attic to the old northsouth 

part), with mainly regular elevations to each section. 

Casements, some sashes. The entrance is within an arched porch, 

in a forward projection. The interior has a few minor features (e.g. 

beams, irregular small rooms) indicating its considerable age. 

Downgraded because of late C20 alterations. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141157 One of a pair of lodges, on either side of the entrance driveway, this 

on the south side. Early C19, with C20 alterations and extensions, 

Yellow brickwork in Flemish bond, arches to ground-floor openings 

(recessed at the front) plinth: plain stone band at impost level. 

Steeply-pitched hipped roof, with eaves having coupled modillionbrackets. 

The almost-square pavilion structure has symmetrical 

form, with a sash window to the (east) front, and above this a Coade 

stone panel (of putti cutting and collecting sheaves of corn). The 

wider entrance elevation (facing the driveway) has an upper 

casement window above a C20 brick porch, at each corner there are 

piers, the rear one marking the gateway. To the south side there 

extends a single-storeyed C20 wing of brick and tile, and in front of 

this a low wall curves from the corner of the pavilion to stop at an 

outer pier of yellow brickwork with a stone cap, and above the wall 

there is a decorative metal rail. 

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172 Botley Road 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 5SW 

Longdown 


Shootash 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6GA 

Icehouse 170m NE Of 




Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9ZD 

LB2 06/04/1998 469171 House. C17: altered C18, C19 and C20. Timber-framed, infilled in 

brick, ground floor wall-framing replaced in brick. Thatched roof with 

gabled and half-hipped ends. Brick gable-end stacks. Plan: 2- 

ROOM PLAN, the right [N] room heated from a gable-end fireplace, 

left room probably originally unheated; the two rooms subdivided 

later to form four rooms on the ground floor. EXTERIOR: 1 storey 

and attic. Asymmetrical 2-bay east front, the small-framing on the 

first floor has tension-braces, ground floor underbuilt in red brick; 

plank door to left of centre and C20 2-and 3-light casement to left 

and right; attic eyebrown to right with 3-light casement with glazing 

bars. 2-light casement in south end wall. North gable-end clad in 

corrugated sheet steel, and with later weatherboarded outshut 

concealing English garden wall bond brickwork of ground floor. 2-bay 

rear [W] ground floor brick, first floor small-framing with tensionbraces, 

right end rebuilt in brick; small 2-light casements with glazing 

bars, attic casements in eyebrow eaves; doorway to right of centre 

with plank door. INTERIOR: Exposed chamfered axial beam with 

hollow-step stops and exposesd joists; ground floor subdivided, 

winder stairs beside stack replaced. Attic ceiled, but tie-beam truss 

and wind-braces visible, and common-rafters exposed under eaves 

outside. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141155 Cottage orne. Early C19. Stuccoed brick with attached rustic timber 

tree trunks, thatched roof. 2 storey, 2 bay with polygonal end to one 

bay, and on side of this bay 1½ storey, 1 bay wing, on side of this 

C20 single storey wing. Front has wing in front of L bay with 2-light 

casement on end. On R side, longer single storey C20 brick and tile 

wing. On L side of wing 2-light pointed casement. At end of L bay of 

main block polygonal end. 1st face has pointed French window with 

2-light casement over. Hood mould to most windows, and full-height 

rustic tree trunks, between bays and faces of polygonal end. Roof 

hipped at polygonal L end. Wide stack on front above wing. Wing 

half-hipped. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141176 Icehouse. Early C19. Brick. 3m vaulted passage, with reveal of 

door surviving, running into top of domed chamber of 5m diameter 

and 4m depth. 

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NW Of 

Dairy House 



Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9ZD 




Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9LB 

Stable Flat Broadlands Park 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9LB 

Walls Enclosing E Forecourt Of 




Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9ZD 

LB2 17/11/1986 141175 Pavilion/generator house. Late C19. Timber-frame, weatherboard, 

brick. Hipped tile roof. Beside stream, open front with verandah of 

balustrade and posts. Inside generator gear removed. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141173 House, now an information centre. C18, of two phases restored 

C20. Front walls of stucco, with 1st floor moulded and fluted band, 

hoodmoulds to the ground floor openings, plinth; the rear block has 

brickwork of English bond, 1st floor bond, some rubbed flat arches 

and other cambered arches, some flush blue pattern work. Tile roof, 

hipped to the front. A structure of two parts, the larger and taller rear 

block of two storeys and attic, and a lower, wider and narrow front 

part in Gothic style, of two storeys, and six windows regularly 

arranged. Deep sashes with Gothic glazing bars to the ground floor 

(one opening as a doorway), upper small Gothic coupled casements. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141172 Stables. C17 and C19. Brick walls of Flemish bond with blue 

headers, 1st floor moulded band, rubbed flat arches to the ground 

floor, plinth. Hipped tile roof. A rectangular two-storeyed block, with 

symmetrical treatment, North elevation of seven bays, the upper 

openings being circles alternating with ovals, the lower having five 

windows and doorways at each side. Leaded lights, the lower in 

mullion and transom frames. The wide doorways have plain frames, 

enclosing two fanlights, and massive two-panelled doors. The south 

elevation is the same, but a wide C20 opening has been made in the 

centre. The west elevation has two circular above four windows, 

with a central doorway (now blocked). The east elevation has five 

windows, the upper being circular and oval. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141171 Flanking forecourt walls, turned inward to meet a central gateway, 

1899 by C H Nisbett. The outer parts comprise tall outward-curving 

walls from the corners of the east front of the house, being of yellow 

brickwork, in panels separated by panelled buttresses, and crowned 

by a parapet, pierced with terracotta ornament. The central tall gatepiers 

have ball finials; they are linked to the outer walls by a zig-zag 

arrangement of a balustrade, of the same pattern as the parapet of 

the outer walls. Included for group value. 

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Ha-Ha And Bridge 




Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9ZD 

Orangery 




Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9ZD 

Pond 50m S Of Broadlands 

House 



Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9ZD 

LB2 17/11/1986 141170 Retaining wall, and cutting, crossed by a footbridge. Late C19. 

Plain wall of brickwork. The bridge is of single span, has a flatcurved 

arch in brickwork, with a pierced brick parapet, ending in 

short piers. Included for group value. 

LB2S 17/11/1986 141168 Orangery. C18 pre-Palmerston orangery structure remains as a 

rectangular block, having five tall sash windows on the long south 

side; a western portico was added (1769) by Capability Brown, and 

the building was extended four bays eastwards in 1788 by Holland, 

this last being top-glazed by W E Nesfield 1875. Yellow brick walls, 

rubbed flat arches, stone eaves band comprising a fascia with flutes 

and circles above a moulding, full height sashes. The portico has a 

central niche, flanked by pedimented doorways, and in front are four 

Ionic columns the outer being coupled with square columns at the 

corners, above all is a modillion entablature and pediment. The 

eastern section ends with a flat plain gable, as background to a wide 

fluted urn on a garlanded plinth, tall windows below eaves level. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141167 Pond, being part of a garden scheme. 1875, by W E Nesfield. 

Circular pond with surrounding kerb, with rounded top, above ovolo 

and cyma mouldings. Included for group value. 

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LB1 29/05/1957 141166 Large country house. An Elizabethan U-shaped shell, refaced and 

altered for the 2nd Lord Palmerston into a classical design of square 

plan, in two main stages, of 1768-71 by Capability Brown, and 1788 

by Henry Holland, with subsequent minor additions and subtractions. 

Walls of yellow (white) brickwork in Flemish bond, with Portland 

stone dressings; eaves cornice, architraves with cornices or 

triangular or segmental pediments, cill band (north), plinth, and 

chamfered quoins of 1859. Hipped slate roof, flat-roofed dormers. 

The west front (1771) is a refacing of the original building (of 

irregular fenestation0 by a symmetrical elevation of 2 storeys, attic 

and basement, 3.3.3 windows. The centre is an Ionic stone portico 

with pediment, approached by a flight of steps flanked by walls, 

ending on each side with a Grecian sarcophagus. The ground floor 

windows have alternate pediments of triangular and segmental form, 

an contain Victorian sashes. The central doorway has a larger 

segmental pediment on Victorian sashes. The central doorway has 

a larger segmental pediment on brackets. The south elevation is 

symmetrical, of two storeys, 3.3.3 windows: the centre projects 

slightly beneath a pediment and the ground floor windows have 

pediments; this also was a refacing of an irregular front. The east 

elevation is a result of Henry Holland's work of 1788, whereby the 

narrow ends of the Elizabethan wings were widened, and the old 

enclosed forecourt filled with a recessed portico, and behind it an 

octagonal toplit vestibule: the result is a symmetrical facade of two 

storeys and attic, 3. portic . 3 windows. The stone portico has four 

slender Ionic columns with pilasters at each side, the open interior 

containing niches on each side of a central doorway. The raising of 

a front wall to the attic (by T L Donaldson 1859) results in a taller 

elevation. The north elevation has much of 1954, with eight regular 

windows and a stone doorframe; this part of the building had a si 

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Awbridge 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 0ZS 

LB2S 29/05/1957 141164 Medium-sized country house is used as a school. A site of Saxon 

occupation, with continuous residence from the C13: by the mid C14 

a substantial stone-built hall, with an east tower and a south chapel 

existed (and virtually remains): about 1840 additions were made and 

in 1895 a large series of additions in conforming scale: in the C20 

service wings of similar style were added, of a lesser scale. The 

north front is ashlar of the medieval building, with later west-side 

extension in roughcast, the stonework of the north east corner 

(originally the tower) returns on the east and south (part) with a 

recessed roughcast section separating it from a south side wing 

(1895) of brickwork, the south range is brickwork of English bond, 

except for the middle section of ground floor walling (the south wall 

of the chapel) of stone and flint with stone dressings; the latest work 

is rendered. Tile roof, with Tudor stacks of c1900. The main (north) 

front is symmetrical in general form, of two storeys and attic, 1.5.1 

windows, arranged irregularly in the recessed centre: and with 1.3.1 

gables (four of the C17) which are rendered. The walling is ashlar 

(except the west side), the fenestration is mid C17 with oak mullion 

and transom windows of varied sizes, in the centre is a gabled porch 

of 1658. The eat elevation shows as two tall gabled blocks (with 

only one window), the north side being the medieval tower and the 

south of similar form in brickwork of English bond, separated by a 

recess above a half-glazed porch (1895). The south elevation has 

gabled projections (1895) at each side of two storeys and attic one 

window, the centre being of two storeys five about six windows: the 

central part is c1840, although half the ground floor is the medieval 

chapel, with four coupled stone windows. To the west of the main 

block, the service additions (c1900) and later) are of lower height but 

two-storeyed, in a vernacular style; these irregular units surround a 

small courtyard, entered through an archway. The interior has some 

C17 oak panelling and some rooms with pinewood panelling (early 

C19), there is a stone Tudor fireplace (probably reset) and an upper 

room has the arch-braced main truss of the (probable) medieval 

solar. 

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Romsey Town (Abbey) 

South Garden 

9 Bell Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GY 

The Three Tuns 

58 Middlebridge Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HL 

Flat 1-7 

7 St Clements Close 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8FF 

26 Portersbridge Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DJ 

LB2 28/08/1951 139448 Early C19. 3 storeys. Painted stucco on brick. Moulded and coved 

cornice and parapet with stone capping. 3 windows to upper floors; 

sash windows in reveals in flat arches; glazing bars intact. Shop 

front on ground floor with angle pilasters, plain frieze and moulded 

cornice over. Plain wooden door to south-east with plain rectangular 

fanlight over. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407723 Late C18. Originally one house. 2-storeys. Painted brick and 

weather-boarded bay. Plain boxed eaves. Old tile roof. Central, 

half octagonal, 2-storey bay, weatherboarded, with hipped slate roof 

and with 3 sash windows on each floor each 4 panes wide. To 

south-west of bay on each floor, one 4-pane window, lower window 

in segmental arch. 6 panel door with 2 fielded panels and with upper 

4 panels cut away and glazed; door with architrave frame and open 

moulded pediment on cut brackets. To north-east of bay - now Nos. 

54 and 56 - 2 windows on both floors; upper windows sash windows, 

3 panes wide with architrave frames; windows on ground floor 

covered by shutters, with 2 doors with upper parts panelled in 

between. The roof slopes down to ground floor ceiling level at back 

where there is also a long central range of outbuildings 

colourwashed with old tile roofs. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407863 1812. 2-storeys. Stucco. Much altered. Hipped slate roof. South 

front a symmemtrical design of 2, 2-storey segmental bays each with 

one (4 panes wide) sash window on 1st floor and French casement 

on ground floor. narrow border glazing in bold bolection shaped 

surround on ground floor. The central part has modern glazed door, 

formerly under a balcony (with cast iron rails and columns) at 1st 

floor level; now only floor of balcony remains, cantilevered out from 

the wall. A central glazed door on 1st floor formerly opening on to 

balcony has been replaced by a modern 2-light metal frames 

casement window. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407862 Late C18. 2-storeys. Brick. Small moulded eaves cornice. Modern 

tile hipped roof. Each house has one sash window with architrave 

frame both above and below; sash windows 4 panes wide with 

glazing bars intact. Upper windows with stuccoed voussoirs, lower 

windows in segmental arches. No. 26 has been refaced with new 

brickwork; partial refacing to No. 30. 4-panel moulded door, with flat 

board hood over on cut brackets. Set back at road junction with 

good effect. 

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The Forge 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DJ 

2-4 Portersbridge Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DJ 

Foxmill 

64 Palmerston Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GG 

LB2 04/12/1972 407861 C18. 3-storeys. Brick. Brick dentil cornice. Modern tile roof, hipped 

at south-west end. South-west front has one window bay. Southeast 

and entrance front has one window to right hand and one 

vitreous panel on each floor to left hand. Square sash windows on 

2nf floor; on ground and 1st floors sash windows in slightly 

segmental headings, no glazing bars; all windows with architrave 

frames. Central 5-panel door with good plain Doric porch with 2 

columns, pilasters on wall face and entablature over. 2-storey 

extension at north-east end has a 2-light casement window on upper 

floor but has 2 2-light casementn windows below with flat heads. 

Red tile hipped roof with pentice. In an important position at an 

angle of the street. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407860 No 2: Early C19. 2-storey. One window bay. Gable end facing 

street. Red brick. Slate roof which continues over single storey 

addition to the west. The latter is of red brick with vitreous brick 

headers and has 2 wqindows (sash windows in reveals in slightly 

segmental arches; (no glazing bars; shutters to both windows). The 

2-storey parat to the east of this has a segmental headed sash 

window (4 panes wide) in reveals, on both 1st and ground floors. 

Shutters to ground floor window. Plain wooden door with rectangular 

fanlight to left hand (ie to the west). No 4: C18 with light timberframed 

construction visible in upper part of east wall. Tile rofo witih 

half hip also at east end. South wall is of pebble dash over brick. 2 

small 2-light casement windows above; below, 3 small modern 

windows; one wooden boarded door. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407859 Early C19. 2-storeys with same wall treatment as west front of No. 

23A but with differnet, asymmetrical window arrangement. Slate 

gabled roof with lower ridge. 2 segmental headed casement 

windows to left hand, both above eand below. Pair of doors in 

centre under plain glazed porch (modern glazed door to left with 

htiled steps and handrail leading to it; wooden boarded door to right 

hand. Modern 2-light casement window above to right of centre. 

Formerly a hoist door at upper level to south of this; another smaller 

flat-headed 2-light window immediately below it. Wide stable door in 

segmental arch t south of this. East front of No. 64 has 4 bays; 

windows with segmental heads. Wooden footbridge and remnants 

of mill machinery. 



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23A Palmerston Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GG 

LB2 04/12/1972 407858 No. 23B adjoins No. 23A to the east with its south front facing on to 

the stream and to the By-pass; no. 23A faces west (or south southwest). 

Marked on the map as Nos. 23 and 25. West front of No. 

23A: late C18 or early C19. 2-storeys and attic. Red brick with brick 

dentil cornice. Old tile gabled roof. 2 flat-roofed dormers (arranged 

asymmetrically). 3 sash windows with frames and with segmental 

heads on 1st floor; 2 similar windows on ground floor;p no glazing 

bars. Central 6-panel door in panelled reveal, with delicately 

moulded Doric doorcase of pilasters and entablature, with pediment 

over. The entablature broken forward over pilasters. South front of 

No. 23B: Late C18 early C19. East-west wing in 2 sections. 

(Western sectio npossibly cooprises part of No. 23A). Red brick 

fronts with soem vitreous brick headers. Old tile roofs with tiling 

partly renewed in west. West part has higher front and higher roof. 

An angular bay projects on both floors with moulded wood cornice at 

head. (Sash window to centre light on 1st floor; casement window to 

centre light on ground floor). East section of 2-storeys and attic. 

Old tile roof. 2 sash windows on 1st floor in brick reveals (one 4panes 

and the other 3-panes wide). On ground floor to left hand, 4 

moulded panelled door; porch with wooden boarded sides and 

sloping slate roof over. Small narrow segmental headed window to 

left of this. To right hand, segmental headed casement window of 2 

lights. 

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38-52 Palmerston Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GG 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GG 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GG 

LB2 28/08/1951 407857 Early C19. 2-storeys. Brick with slate roof. Nos. 38-40 form a 

continuous terrace but No. 48 has a separate roof and has a wider 

and higher frontage. Nos. 50 and 52 are similar to No. 48, but are 

set back from the road. Nos. 30, 40, 42, 444 and 46 have one 

window bay each and one door. all except No. 46 have a 2-light 

casement window above and a 2 or 3-light casement window in 

segmental arch below. No. 48 has a sah window (4 panes wide) on 

both floors, lower window in segmental arch. 6-panelled doors in 

reeded architrave frames; all except No. 46 has doorway set in 

segmental arch. No. 46 has door frame ornamented in corner with 

roundels with a small thin hood over. No. 48 has 2 sash windows (4 

panes wide) in brick reveals above. One similar sash window below 

to south with rubbed brick voussoir. 6-panelled door in centre on 

ground floor with top 2 panels cut away and glazed. Door in reveals; 

reeded architrave frame ornamented in corners with roudels; plain 

frieze with small flat hood on small shaped brackets over. Southern 

part containing door and southernmost bay projects slightly in both 

storeys. In northernmost bay on ground floor, wooden boarded door 

with frame in segmental arch. Nos. 50 and 52: a symmetrical pair. 

One window bay each. 2-light casement windows with glazing bars 

in reveals both above and below; rubbed brick voussoirs. Doorways 

coupled in centre with common frieze and flat hood on shaped 

brackets over; flush panelled doors. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407856 Late C18. 2-storeys and basement. Brick. Old tile roof. 

Eachhouse has one hipped dormer, and one window bay; casement 

windows with slightly segmental arches. Doorways coupled under 

slightly segmental arches; 4 flush panel doors. Common flights of 5 

steps with plain wooden handrail leading up to each pair of 

doorways. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407855 Late C18. Nos. 20, 22 and 24 of 2-storeys and attic with one hipped 

dormer each. Nos. 26 and 28 of 2-storeys only with lower ridge line. 

Red brick. One window bay each except for No. 28 which has 2. 

Tile roof with slate verge. Ridge at varying heights. Nos. 20, 22 and 

24 each have one 2-light casement window on 1st floor; No. 28 has 

2 and No. 26 has one 3-light casement window on 1st floor. On 

ground floor each house has one sash window 4 panes wide in 

moulded frame with rubbed brick voussoir. Nos. 22 and 24 have 

coupled doorways. Doors with 6 fielded panels, upper 2 in Nos. 20 

and 28 and upper 4 in No. 26 cut away and glazed. Doorcase with 

pilasters, plain friezes and small flat hoods on shaped brackets. 

Common frieze and hood to Nos. 22 and 24. 



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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GG 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GG 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GF 

LB2 28/08/1951 407853 Early C19 terrace of small houses. 2-storeys and basement. No. 6 

projects forward from the rest. All of brick with flat eaves and slate 

roof. Each house has one window bay and 6-panel doors. Sash 

windows (4 panes wide) in revealas (No. 6: windows with flush 

frames); rubbed brick voussoirs over ground floor windows. Window 

blind covers to windows in Nos. 8, 12, 16 and 18. Doors with upper 

2 panels cut away in Nos. 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 and 18 and with upper 4 

panels cut away in No. 6. Doors in reveals; in reeded frames with 

plain frieze with delicate flat hood on curved cut brackets. Doors of 

Nos. 10 and 12, and of Nos. 14 and 18 are grouped in pairs. 4 

moulded stone steps to each door. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407852 Early C19. Set forward from No. 2 on pavement. 2-storeys. Slate 

roof with hip at north end; red ridge tiles. Cement rendered. 2 sash 

windows above, 4 panes wide, in reveals. On ground floor, one sash 

window in centre with rendered voussoir. Door to north-west (left 

hand) with 6 flush panels, top 2 out away and glazed. Door in 

reveals behind doorway with panelled pilasters and with plain frieze 

and small flat hood over. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407822 C15 to C16. Restored 1929. 2-storeys and attic. Almost 

symmetrical front of 3 gables with northernmost gable in recession. 

A small additional gable occurs between central and left hand gable 

with entrance door under. Each gable has contemporary moulded 

bargeboards. Timber-frame with brick infilling, plastered in northern 

gable, and of herringbone patterin centre gable; red brick infilling 

(stretchers only) in southern gable. Centre gable is more elaborate 

than remainder in treatment with moulded trimming beam oncut 

corner brackets under oversailing 1st floor. Upper parts to other 

gables oversail withplain joists under. Old tile roof. Southern and 

central gables each have one 3-light csement window in centre 

(including attic) some C18, some moder, with rectangular lead 

panes. The north gable has one 2-light, C18 lattice paned casement 

and 6-panel door to north (6 flush panels with upper 2 panels cut 

away and glazed). The main door is modern, set in deep recess with 

original molded oak frame with 4-centred pointed head and moulded 

spandrels. Small window on 1st floor in small gable over door. 

Modern lead guttering (dated 1929). 



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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GF 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GG 

Railings To Front Of 

5 And 7 Palmerston Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GF 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GF 

Coach House Adjoining W End Of 

88 The Hundred 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BX 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GE 

LB2 28/08/1951 407821 Early C19. Set back from No. 9. 3-storeys and cellar. Brick with 

moulded eaves cornice and slatel roof. Sash windows on all floors; 

4 panes wide; in brick reveals with rubbed birck voussoirs. Smaller 

windows on uppermost store. Each house has one window bay to 

north and door to south. 6 panel doors (top 2 panels cut away and 

glazed) in panelled reveals, with reeded architrave surround 

ornamented at corners with roundels. Plain frieze over with flat 

coved brackets supporting small moulded flat hood. Each door, 

except No. 17, approached by 4 stone steps with cast iron guard rail 

on left hand terminating in square standard with urn finials. Set back 

from road with paved path to each house. 


LB2 04/12/1972 407823 Early C19. Set back from street with small garden before it. 2storeys. 

Slate saddleback roof. Red brick. One sash window (4 

panes wide) in reveals both above and below; lower window with 

segmental arhc. 6 panelled door with flat hood on brackets over. 


LB2 04/12/1972 407817 Cast iron railings. ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY) 

LB2 28/08/1951 407816 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Brick. Moulded eaves cornice. Old tile 

roof. One slate-roofed dormer; sash window. 2 windows on 1st 

floor; sash windows with architrave frames, 3 panes wide. Small 

early C19 shop front of 3-lights with glazed door on ground floor with 

angle pilasters, plain frieze and flat moulded cornice hood over on 

cut brackets. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407363 One-storey plain brick stable block to west of No. 88 with segmental 

arched stable door. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407252 Early C19. 2-storeys. Slate roof with flanking chimneys. Painted 

brick. 3 bays. On upper floor, blocked centre opening and 2 sash 

windows 4 panes wide with architrave frames. Below these on 

ground floor, 2 similar windows set in segmental arches. Narrow 

ssemi-circular arched doorway in centre; flat-headed doorway in 

recession; 4 panelled door with plain rectangular fanlight over. At 

north-west end, wooden-boarded gate. 



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Railings And Gate At Clarendon 

House 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HL 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HH 

Suan Thai Top Flat 15 Tee Court 

And Baptist Church 22 

Bell Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GY 

1 Corn Market 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GB 

Statue Of Lord Palmerston 

Market Place 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

14 Market Place 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8NA 

LB2 04/12/1972 407725 Early C19 rails in front with square standards and urns and 

intermediate rails curved at top in pairs. Small gate at east side, of 

rails of similar iron work. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407716 C18. 2-storeys. pebble-dashed walls. Old tile roof half hipped at 

each end. 3, 3-light casement windows on 1st floor. 3, 2-light 

casement windows on ground floor, 2 doors with architrave 

surrounds and small flat hoods on brackets. No. 115 has a 4-panel 

door with upper 2 panels cut away and glazed; No. 117 has a 6- 

panel door. 

LB2 04/12/1972 406692 1811. Colourwashed stucco. Moulded pediment shaped gable end 

facing street; plaque with date in tympanum. Stuccoed; rusticated 

quoins. 3 semi-circular headed windows on 1st floor with interlacing 

tracery; moulded architrave frames; continuous band at sill level. 2 

flat headed windows of 2 lights with pointed panes below, both in 

moulded segmental headed architrave frames. Porch with tiled 

gabled roof; angle buttresses; entrance with pointed arch. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407090 Part of same building as No. 10 Bell Street and with similar frontage. 

Early - mid C19. 3-storeys. One window bay. Slate roof. Painted 

brick. 1 square square sash window. On second floor one sash 

window (flat headed) below in reveals in segmental arch; painted 

voussoir. Shop front of 3 lights and doorway to west flanked by 

pilasters of similar design to those flanking shop windows in No. 10 

Bell Street; similar entablature over. 





LB2 04/12/1972 407629 Bronze statue of 3rd Viscount Palmerston by Matthew Noble. 1868. ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY) 

The figure has been cast in a standing position with weight on right 

leg and left leg inclined gently forward; shown in contemporary dress 

(frock coat and etc); left arm on hip and left hand holding a 

manuscript; right arm inclined outwards and forwards with right hand 

open. Tall pink marble plinth below with the inscription "Palmerston". 

LB2 28/08/1951 407515 C18. 3-storeys and attic. Colourwashed stucco. Moulded 

bracketed eaves cornice. Modern red tile roof and flanking 

chimneys. 2 hipped dormers with Yorkshire casements. 4 sash 

windows in shallow reveals with keystones on both upper floors; no 

glazing bars. C19 Gothic shop front with 3-light shop windows on 

ground floor; low modern stall-riser. At east end, 4-flush panelled 

door and rectangular fanlight in panelled reveals. 

ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

12 Abbey Water 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EJ 

Garden Gates To 14 The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EL 

Railings And Gates To Garden Of 

17 And 19 

The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EN 

23 The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EN 

11 Latimer Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DF 

The Abbey Church 

The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EN 

LB2 House, Abbey water ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY) 

LB2 04/12/1972 139441 Contemporary cast iron gates to garden at east and west ends; rails 

to gates with spear-headed finials. Square cast-iron gate piers; 

diamond and circular pattern in each pier; cast-iron capping; urn 

finials. 

LB2 04/12/1972 139437 Cast-iron gates and railings; spear-headed terminals to railings; 

square standards. 

LB2 28/08/1951 139438 Projecting forward from nox 17 and 19, and with lower frontage. 

Dated 1820. 2 storeys and attic. Stucco. Moulded eaves cornice. 

Slate foof. No 21 has one dormer casement with "gothic" glazing 

pattern in attic. 2 sash windows on 1st floor, 4 panes wide, and with 

gothic glazing; one sash window also with gothic glazing on ground 

floor and door to east. No 23 has one modern dormer in attic with 

front of 3 lights with gothic glazing, and with sundial below. No 23 

has 2 sash windows, 4 panes wide, with gothic glazing on 1st floor; 

date panel also. 2 windows and central door on ground floor. Doors 

are similar to nos 17 and 19; 6 panelled doors with upper 4 panels 

cut away and glazed; large rectangular fanlight with gothic glazing 

over. Contemporary trellis porch and flat moulded and dentilled 

hood. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407417 Early C19. 2 parallel ranges. 2-storeys. Painted stucco. Brick 

dentil cornice. Old tile roof. 2 3-light sash windows both above and 

below. C19 glazed door off centre with doorcase and reeded 

pilasters and flat hood over on plain brackets. 

LB1 28/08/1951 139430 Probable foundation 907 by Edward the Elder. Reconstituted by 

Edgar 967 and dedicated to St Mary and St Eldrida. The existing 

building dates mainly from C12, rebuilding continuing probably until 

circa 1230. Built of stone from Chilmark. Romsey Road outside 

west wall of south transept; C13 wall painting. (See VCH). The 

churchyard has a broad central walk lined with pollarded trees and 

forms a pleasant garden space close to the town. Arrangement of 

the churchyard and approach to the church from the east are both 

excellent. 





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Waterloo Memorial 

The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EN 

29 Church Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BT 

1 - 5 The Horsefair 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EZ 

Hampshire County Library 

Station Road 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DN 

Cleve House 

21 Cherville Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8FB 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8FB 

LB2 24/07/2012 472438 The monument stands within Romsey churchyard, to the south of the 

Abbey church. If is of limestone ashlar and comprises a square base 

and three battered stages separated by flat abaci. The topmost 

stage is surmounted by an urn if vase with lobed ornament and 

grotesque heads. The lowest stage bears an inset marble plaque 

inscribed: ‘THIS COLUMN WAS ERECTED / BY A YOUNG 

ARCHITECT / OF THIS TOWN / IN COMMEMORATION / OF THE 

VICTORIOUS BATTLE OF / WATERLOO / IN WHICH BRITISH 

VALOUR TRANQUILLITY AND PEACE / JUNE 18 TH 1815’. 

LB2 04/12/1972 406967 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Painted brick with brick dentilled cornice 

and modern tile roof. Each house has one small dormer and one 

window bay. The 2 doors are grouped in centre; formerly 8 panel, 

now modern glazed; architrave surrounds and small moulded open 

pediments on cut scroll brackets. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407101 Early C19. 3-storeys. Colourwashed brick. Flat eaves. Slate roof. 

3 sash windows to upper floors (3 panes wide); 2 sash windows on 

ground floor, no glazing bars. Windows in segmental arches. 

Central door with 6 fielded panels with plain rectangular fanlight and 

doorcase of plain pilasters and frieze with flat board hood on shaped 

brackets. Important position facing down Church Street. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407925 Formerly, the National School. 1871, by Nesfield. L-shaped building 

of red brick. South wing of one-storey; 4 windows. Gabled porch at 

south end, with bell-turret above and chimney combined. North-east 

wing of 2-storeys; 1st floor tile-hung. 2 windows. Gable facing east. 

Tile roof. 

LB2 28/08/1951 406767 Late C18. 3-storeys. Brick. Moulded brick eaves cornice. Slate 

roof. 2 square windows on 2nd floor. 2 large windows (no glazing 

bars) on 1st floor. One similar large window to south on ground floor 

and 6-panel door with architrave surround and flat moulded hood on 

cut scroll brackets. Stable entrance to left hand. 

LB2 06/06/1972 406901 Early C19. 2 storeys. Much lower frontage than No. 55 but with 

ground floor windows roughly in alignment. Toothed eaves cornice. 

Red brick with soome vitreous brick headers. One sash window on 

1st floor with architrave frame; no glazing bars; one segmental 

headed sash window on ground floor, 6 panelled door in segmental 

arch. 






ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

Mill Lane Water Garden, Museum 

And Mead Mill Cottage 

Mill Lane 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EQ 

Gunville Gatehouse 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8AF 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GE 

Rydal House 

2 The Horsefair 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EZ 

LB2 04/12/1972 407814 House is C18. 2-storeys. 2 windows. Red brick. Tile roof. 

Casement windows. Mill adjoining is probably C18. Ground floor 

red brick; above, terred weatherboarded; hipped roof of corrugated 

iron. Casement windows. 

LB2 11/06/1975 407941 Mid 19th Century, single storey, 3 bay brick tollhouse with projecting 

hexagonal central bay forming "T" Plan. Projecting bay has narrow 

observation windows on 3 lateral facets and doorway with small 

wooden porch set into the fourth lateral facet. Roofed in red tile with 

central brick chimney stack and string coursing below eaves. The 

simple rectangular windows have heavy white painted cross 

hatching. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407253 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Painted brick. Moulded wood eaves 

cornice. Old tile roof. 2 hipped dormer casements; one sliding sash 

to north-west. 4 sash windows on 1st floor (glazing altered in southeast 

ones). Early C19 shop front to south-east. Pair of central doors 

(No. 49, early C19 glazed, and No. 47, 6-panel with 2 fielded panels 

and with upper 4 panels cut away and glazed) with architrave 

surrounds with moulded hoods on dentilled bed mould broken 

forward over bold scroll brackets. Frieze over door of No. 49 has urn 

and wreath ornament. On north-west of ground floor (that is, No. 47) 

one modern window with glazing bars 8 panes wide; stuccoed 

voussoir over. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407249 C16. Altered C18. 2-storeys; L-shaped. Timber framed, probably 

some brickwork, rought cast. Flat eaves. Old tile roof. Main block 

has 2 sash windows on 1st floor one sash window on ground floor to 

left hand, all C18, all 4 panes wide. Door to right hand in early C19 

elaborate pained rustic log surround with pedimemnt. The return 

face to Church Street has oversailing upper part with one small 

casement on 1st floor oand one C18 window (4-panes wide) on 

ground floor. Projecting wing facing Horsefair has one large central 

sash window (5 panes wide) on each floor and additional 2-light 

casement to left hand on ground floor. Lean-to extension to west 

with small 5 panes wide window. Picturesque on corner of Horsefair. 




ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

The Star Inn 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EZ 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EZ 

Test House 

Hollman Drive 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8ET 

Brook House 

3 The Harrage 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8AE 

LB2 28/08/1951 407247 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Painted brick with toothed brick eaves 

cornice. Old tile roof. 2 hipped dormers. 3 sash windows on 1st 

floor; centre window, 3 panes wide. 2 similar sash windows on 

ground floor. Glazing bars all intact. 6 flush panel central door with 

architrave frame and thin flat hood on bold double scroll brackets 

over, approached by 3 steps with wrought iron rails and twisted 

standard. Modern wrought iron sign bracket of good design to right 

of centre; modern enamelled sign. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407217 Late C18. Block of houses. 2-storeys. Brick with dentil eaves 

cornice. Old tile roof. No. 7 - 2 windows and door at left hand with 

vitreous panel over. No. 9, one window and door at left hand with 

similar panel over. No. 11, 2 windows on 1st floor, one window on 

ground floor and door to left hand. Modern casement windows, 2light 

in 4 sections with frames; lower windows in segmental arches. 

Each door has 6 panels, Nos. 7 and 11 with 8 fielded panels, top 2 

cut away and glazed; No. 9 with 6 flush panels. Door in moulded 

frames with open moulded pedimented hoods on cut scroll brackets. 

No. 11 has reeded architrave to door with square paterae in corners. 

Nos. 7 and 9 which appear to be slightly earlier in date, have a 

vitreous brick band at 1st floor level. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407100 Early C19. 2-storeys. 3 windows. Stuccoed. Wide eaves cornice. 

Hipped slate roof. Glazing bars intact. Porch with Ionic columns and 

door with semi-circular fanlight. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407099 Early C19. 3 houses built in a terrace. 2-storeys. Slate roofs. Wide 

bracketed eaves cornice. Stuccoed. On 1st floor in Nos. 3 and 5, 5 

sash windows with glazing bars in reveals with dripmoulds over. 4 

windows on ground floor. No. 5 has entrance porch with Doric 

columns on main front; door with 4 flush panels with rectangular 

fanlight; panelled reveals; moulded architrave. No. 3 has porch in 

west side (which comprises gable end) with fluted Doric columns 

with capitals. One window bay containing window with dripmould 

and basement below links east end of No. 5 with No. 7. On 1st floor 

in No. 7, 3 sash windows in reveals; 2 windows and 3 blocked 

openings with semi-circular heads below. Glazing bars. Band 

between 1st and ground floors. Doric entrance porch similar to 

porch in No. 5. 




ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

94 Greatbridge Road 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8FH 

Premises SE Of Corn Market 

Chamber 

Corn Market 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

LB2 04/12/1972 407098 Early C19. 2 bay stone portico on stone paved platform approached 

by 3 steps across front. Rectangular corner and square central piers 

with Greek Doric caps and entablature over, with flanking brick walls 

curved up to portico at each side. At the back of the portico is a 6panel 

door (upper 4 panels cut away and glazed) leading to a small 

house altered at a later date. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407097 Early-mid C19. 2 storeys. 1 window bay. Lower frontage than 

building to north-west. Hipped slate roof with red tiled ridges; lower 

ridge line. Front facing north-east: painted brick. One sash window 

above in reveals; no glazing bars; painted brick voussoirs over. 

Small C20 plate-glass shop front, door, and fascia below. Front 

facing south-east; red brick. 2 bays. Windows all originally sash 

windows in reveals without glazing bars with painted brick voussoirs. 

Lower windows have since been enlarge: modern plate-glass 

windows with polished frames. 


ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

8 Corn Market 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GB 

Fountain Before Entrance To 

Corn Exchange 

Corn Market 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

Barclays Bank Chambers And 24 

The Old Corn Exchange 

Market Place 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8NA 

LB2 04/12/1972 407096 Early C19. 2-storeys and attic. Slate roof. One hipped dormer. 

Painted brick below. One 2-light casement window on 1st floor with 

segmental headed architrave frame. Early mid C19 shop front on 

ground floor to north-west of 3 lights with rounded heads and slender 

columnar shafts. Door immediately to south with 2 flush panels and 

upper part glazed, with margin lights; both door and window flanked 

by slender pilasters and incorporated under same entablature 

(moulded frieze, cornice and flat hood over; small advertisement 

board above). 

LB2 04/12/1972 407095 1886. Tall rectangular marble block with shaped head; circular 

marble bowl and trough fitted on to it at east side and small semicircular 

basin on columned shaft with lead spout over fitted on at 

west side. Inscription on supporting block says that the Fountain 

was given to the inhabitants of Romsey Municipal Borough by Lord 

Mount-Temple in July 1886. Both small and larger basin now used 

for growing flowers. 

LB2S 28/08/1951 407094 Dated 1864. A symmetrical 2-storey stucco block with 3 exposed 

fronts in an important position. Each front is 3 bays wide, divided by 

composite pilasters, with moulded entablature; stuccoed plinth. 

Band between 1st and ground floors. North and soutoh fronts 

formerly had balustraded parapets and cornice; recently replaced by 

stuccoed parapet wallwith capping (rising to approximately a uarter 

of the height of the tympanum of east side). The east front has a 

central pediment ornamented in tympanum with a design of sheaves 

(gilded), pitchfork and sickle. 3-light windows on all storeys on all 

fronts (metal framed and casement windows on upper floors); all 

windows in panelled surrounds; stuccoed panelling below all upper 

windows. 3 steps lead up to modern door in centre of east front: 6 

panelled and double with 3-light rectangular fanlight; formerly 

doorway had a balcony over. Extending from western end on south 

side: a 2 storeyed curved bay with 2 windows; colourwashed brick; 

modern 2-light windows in 3 tiers with frosted glazing. On grouond 

floorin westernmost bay on north side, central part of window 

replaced by modern panelled door. 



ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

11 Corn Market 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GB 

Dolphin Hotel 

9 Corn Market 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GB 

3 Corn Market 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GB 

LB2 04/12/1972 407093 C19. Stucco front (brick behind). 3-storeys. Moulded and coved 

cornice and parapet. 4 window bays, arranged in pairs, each pair 

flanked by pilasters with fluted capitals with main cornice breaking 

forward over them. Sash windows on 2nd floor with architrave 

frames, with glazing bars and horns. Below both pairs and on 1st 

floor, canted angular bays with moulded and dentilled cornices over; 

side lights containing one sash window each; front lights each 

containing one double sash window. Ground floor front wall has 

been cut away and replaced by metal framed plate-glass shop front 

and doors; large modern fascia over; ground floor behind now 

occupied by a supermarket. 

LB2S 28/08/1951 407092 Early C19. 3-storeys. Stucco with rusticated ground floro treatment. 

Raised 1st floor string forming base to 4 pilasters onupper floors with 

moudled string course and parapet. 3 Yorkshire casement windows 

on 2nd floor. 2 semi-circular 3 light bay windows on 1st floor, flanking 

narrow central glazed door with rectangular fanlight with rectangular 

glazingpattern opening on to a central curved balcony with 

contemporary wrought iron rails ornamented with cast lead rosettes. 

On ground floor, 2 modern windows to west and wide yard entrance 

to east. Annexe to east of 2-storeys. Colour washed brick. Upper 

part carried up with parapet and stone coping, on similar rusticated 

ground floor treatment to main bulding. The central portion of upper 

part projects with curved corners and has a large 2 light casement 

window with Gothic glazing pattern in recessed brick arch, with a 

keystone ornamented with gilt Dolphin. On ground floor, 2 modern 

windows, and a central door of later date. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407091 Timber-framed building; possible C15 in origin. 2-storeys. 4 bays. 

Timber-framing with modern brick infilling on 1st floor; modern 

projection on ground floor with carriage entrance through buliding in 

easternmost bay. On 1st floor, 4 sash windows 4 panes wide. 

Modern public house front of brick on round floor. Modern wing 

behind. Inside, large room on 1st floor facing Corn Market which 

comprises roughly 3/4 of whole width of front; lit by 3 sash windows. 

Massive timbers visible along length of wall and framing ceiling; 

lower part of roof thus ceiled over. At west end of room large 

chimney breast with fine small Tudor fireplace. Moulded 4-centred 

arch with stopped chamfers; decorated spandrels. 2 small roooms in 

back and front of older range over carriageway in easternmost bay; 

timber-framing also visible here. Beams epxosed in ceiling of 

carriagewaya, and panels of timber-framing exposed in east wall. 



ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BU 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BU 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BU 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BU 

LB2 04/12/1972 407089 C18. 2-storeys. North-south wing with east-west wing behind. Tile 

roofs; flanking chimney to south in north-south wing. Red brick. 

Toothed brick eaves cornice. East front (that is in north-south wing) 

has one double sash window with architrave frame; no glazing bars; 

rubbed brick voussoir with central stuccoed keystone. On ground 

floor, C19 shpo front; 4 ligiht window (possibly later) with stuccoed 

stall riser. Door in reveals at north end (upper part of door glazed); 

both door and window flanked by pilasters with plain fascia and 

moulded cornice over. East-west wing has to right and facing south 

one 2 light casement window in segmental arch above and below; 

door and window with lintels at west end. Much lower 2-storey 

extension of later C19 to west of this; slate roof. One bay. Red 

brick. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407088 Early to mid C19. 2 storeys. Adjoins No.30 to the north and is in 

slight recession; lower frontage. Slate roof with hip to north end. 

Red brick. 4 windows above; 2 light casement windows, 2 of them in 

segmental arches. Corrugated metal sheeting in southernmost bay; 

large carriage entrance below this on ground floor. 2 tall windows to 

north on ground floor, flanking doorway; modern casements; stone 

lintels. Door with lower part panelled with large fanlight (5 panes 

wide) over; all in segmental arch. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407087 Late C18 - early C19. Originally one house. sligihtly lower elevation 

than No. 26 and in recession. Hipped slate roof. Red brick. 3storeys. 

Wide front; 3 bays only. Sash windows, 4 panes wide, in 

brick reveals; rubbed brick voussoirs. Ground floor of No. 28 

stuccoed; plate glass shop window with fascia over; door to wotuh of 

this. In 2 northermost bays, 2 sash windows of similar style of those 

above; flanking house door of 6 flush panels. (2 central panels of 

door cut away and glazed). Rectangular fanlight with 3 divisions 

over door; flush panelled reveals. Doorcase with fluted Doric 

pilasters with frieze with raised diamond panels in centre and at ends 

which break forward over pilasters; small flat hood with modillions 

over. 

LB2 04/12/1972 406973 C18. 2 storeys and attic. Much lower elevation than No. 6. 

roughcast. Moulded bracketed eaves cornice and modern tile roof 

with central dormer. Double central sash window with glazing bars 

on 1st floor; architrave frame. Early C19 shop front on ground floor 

with panelled pilasters. Central door with small glazed panes in 

upper part. Simple entablature with bracketed cornice over doorway 

and windows. Narrow door to left hand with small glazed panes in 

upper part of door. 




ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BU 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BU 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BU 

LB2 04/12/1972 406972 Early C19. Altered. 3-storeys. Painted stucco. Old tile roof; flat 

bracketed eaves. Pilaster at south end; recession of similar width at 

north end above ground floor level; pointed arch with reveals below. 

On 2nd floor, 2 sash windows inr eveals without glazing bars; narrow 

band at sill level. At either side, in pilaster and in recession, narrow 

panel of flint. On 1st floor, 3 narrow pointed windows with cusped 

glazing pattern to heads, and under pointed drip moulds. Flint 

panels with pointed heads again at either side; small flat wooden 

projections with scroll brackets below underneath. On ground floor, 

modern segmental bow shop window of contemporary style; glazing 

bars; stuccoed stall riser; flanked by panelled pilasters with narrow 

cut scroll brackets over. Doorway to south; glazed door in reveals; 

flanked by similar panelled pilasters with cut scroll brackets above. 

Moulded cornice extending over both shop window and doorway. 3 

panel door with pointed head in reveals at north end; doorway 

flanked by pilasters with mid C19 flat hood on scroll brackets over. 

Tiny door before passageway to north of this in reveals in tall pointed 

arch. 

LB2 04/12/1972 406970 Early to mid C19. Elevation and ridge line of same height as No. 2. 

Slate roof overhanging eaves. Colourwashed brick. 2 window bays. 

Sash windows in reveals without glazing bars with painted brick 

voussoirs over. C20 plate-glass shop front and central doorway and 

with fascia and moulded cornice over. Double central door with 

upper part glazed flanked by panelled pilasters with foliated scroll 

brackets over. At north end, 5 panel door in reveals with top panel 

cut away and glazed, and flanked by very narrow panelled pilasters 

with narrow foliated scroll brackets over. 

LB2 04/12/1972 406970 Early C19. 3-storeys. Slate roof. Overhanging eaves. painted 

stucco. Moulded cornice at 2nd floor level. On 2nd floor, 2 sash 

windows with architrave frames; no glazing bars; on 1st floor, 3 

similar windows. On ground floor, shop front of 3 lights to right hand 

and of 4 lights to left hand (divided by glazing bars), with central 

doorway and with fascia and moulded cornice over. Double central 

door with upper part glazed flanked by panelled pilasters with 

foliated scroll brackets over. At north end, 5 panel door in reveals 

with top panel cut away and glazed, and flanked by very narrow 

panelled pilasters with narrow scroll brackets over. 



ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

Temple Court House 

Church Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8JH 

LB2S 28/08/1951 406969 Late C18. 3 storeys. Yellow stock brick. Slight central projection of 

3 bays width crowned with pediment. Moulded wood cornice carried 

in full over pediment, and across pediment, without cyma. 5 square 

sash windows on 2nfd floor. 5 windows (outer 4-panes wide) on 1st 

floor. On ground floor - 2 windows in central projection. 6-panel 

door to left hand. Central projection flanked by a 3-light window on 

each side with divisions of panelled pilasters ornamented with 

roundels in necking, and with delicate dentilled and moulded cornice. 

Each window set in segmental ached recess. The door has moulded 

frame with dentilled head rail, rectangular fanlight with double central 

oval and supporting scrolls, connected by delicate wreaths and small 

cast lead flowers, set in panelled reveal with architrave surround. 

Portico with columns and end pilasters, moulded frieze, fine dentilled 

cornice and broken moulded rectangular pediment with dentil corice 

over; panelled reveals to pediment. The central projectionhas a wide 

stone landing across front with 3 steps the full length down to 

pavement. A 2-storey connection with a heavy coved cornice, of 

same brickwork and approximately the same heigiht to right hand, 

leads to early C19 houes (No. 37) with main front fcing entrance to 

Portersbridge Street, and has moulded string at 1st floor level, coved 

cornice and blocking course with ihpped slte roof. The front is a 

symmetrical group with a slight central recess and a slightly 

recessed left hand part at corner of Church Street and Portersbridge 

Street. One window to left hand and to remainder. 3 windows on 

1st floor with architrave surrouonds, pulvinated friezes and small 

cornices. 2 arched winodws on ground floor flanking central door in 

deep recess with Ionic columns in antic carrying entablature over. 

the older building has very good proportion. 

ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BT 

LB2 04/12/1972 406968 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Single roof span, higher than Nos. 29 and 

31. Tile roof with large hip to north. 3 hipped dormers (2 to No. 33A, 

both with 2 ligiht casements). Nos. 33 and 33A colourwashed brick, 

with toothed eaves cornice. No. 35 of red brick with soome vitreous 

glazed headers. No 33: 2 sash windows in reveals; no glazing bars. 

2 small palate-glass shop fronts on round floor canted in twoards 

central doorways; large fascia over. House door at north end of 4 

flush panels (upper 2 cut away and glazed) with stuccoed lintel over. 

No. 35 has double sash window on 1st floor with architrave frame; 

each 3 panes wide. Wide plante-glass shop window on west front 

with large fascia over; doorway on corner. North side facing 

Portersbridge Street has one small shop window of similar type. 

One sash window on upper floor. Single storey extension to east 

with 3 light window in segmental arch. 

ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

Folly House Old Vicarage 

The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EN 

LB2 14/07/1987 407972 Vicarage. Dated AD1855 on upper arch moulding over entrance 

porch. Benjamin Ferrey, architect for the restoration of the Abbey 

Church (qv), in a C13 Gothic revival style. Squared rubble in 

courses, ashlar quoins and details, slate roofs, four stone stacks with 

red terracotta pots, offset plinth with chamfered capping. Two 

storeys and attic. A rectangular block with a short gabled cross wing 

on left of asymmetrical entrance front. Recessed front entrance 

porch under a moulded pointed arch inscribed NISI DOMINUS 

BRUSTRA on lower moulding. Above arch, a horizontal drip mould 

with eaved side drops encloses in the spandrels a pair of circular 

trefoiled frames to recessed panels carved with monograms. 

Moulded inner doorway with similar pointed arch, four panel door 

with upper panels glazed. Walls of porch lined with white ceramic 

tiles. To left of porch a tall 2-light window to stairwell: single transom 

and single quatrefoil plate tracery, diamond pane leadlight glazing. 

To right of porch a triplet of lancets with trefoil heads. On first floor a 

pair of lancets above porch and a similar pair to right, all with 

Caernarvon arch heads. Between pairs of lancets a square framed 

panel with quatrefoil enclosing a shield of arms painted red and gold. 

Above, a dormer gablet with a stepped triplet of lancetts with trefoil 

heads.s Gable end wall of wing to left has a moulded first floor string 

course and a central stack projecting on corbels aobve a pair of 

lancets to ground floor, and a single lancet to either side on first 

floor. The south front has a cross gable to left crowned by a stack 

projecting on carbels above a sash to the attic and a coped gabled 

dormer to right with a pair of lancets. On the ground floor a triplet of 

lancets with treoiled heads to left and right. A similar triplet of 

lancents to first floor on righit and a stepped triplet with central 

mullion under a pointed arch hoodmould with eaved side drops. The 

garden front has a projecting bay to 

ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Church Lane 

Romsey 

Folly In Garden Of Folly House 

The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EN 

LB2 14/07/1987 408028 Primary school. Dated 1851 and 1852 above entrance doorways. 

Probably by Benjamin Ferrey for the Church of England with funds 

provided by the incumbents of the parish (dated inscriptions). 

Squared rubble in courses with ashlar quoins and features, plain tile 

roof. Coped gables with moulded ashlar kneelers, offset plinth with 

chamfered ashlar capping, moulded string course at first floor level. 

Three stacks. Two storeys, building of 1851 in L plan with gabled 

wing projecting to right from gabled range. Against left gable wall a 

lower galbed cross wing in a plainer style added in 1852. Double 

entry to 1851 block with doorways set into right angle of main range 

and wing. Evidence of a former porch roof supported on moulded 

corbels in the angle. To left a pair of 4-light mullioned windows set 

into a rectangular frame witih trefoiled h eads to the lights. On first 

floor above a 2-light arhced window with quatrefoil heads to the 

lights. On first floor above a 2-light arhced window with quatrefoil 

tracer head raised in a cross gablet and flanked by 2-light lancets 

with trefoil heads to either side. Similar 5-light lancet windows on 

both floors of gable end wall of wing. Gable end wall of later wing 

has doorway, with Caernarvon arched head to right and a plain 3ligiht 

wide window with transom to left. Above on first floor a similar 

2-light window to left and single light to right over doorway. A pair of 

similar 3-light windows to left side wall on both floors, the heads of 

the upper windows are raised into cross gablets. The C20 

extensions at rear are not of interest. Group value with Abbey 

Church and Vicarage (qqv). Interior not inspected. 

LB2 14/07/1987 408002 Folly. Mid C19 re-using mediaeval masonry features, mainly C12 

and C15, removed from Romsey Abbey (qv) during restoration. 

Ashlar and ruble by Benjamin Ferrey as decorative feature in garden 

to west of house. Folly is a screen extending to north from partial 

closure against the side of the south boundary wall of the Vicarage 

(qv) constructed in three phases. The largest element is a C15 five 

light arched window with perpendicular tracery flanked by C19 

buttresses inrubble with a C15 buttress with ashlar offsets on the 

south side. The enclosure adjoining to the south has a two-light 

perpendicular window on the west side and a three light screen on 

its north side made up from C15 window fragments. Adjacent in the 

angle of the south return of the garden boundary wall is a C12 

doorway with the inner order of a moulded semi-circular arch and 

carved capitals on the south side. Other minor mediaeval fragments 

incorporated. Group value with the Vicarage (qv). 


ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EP 

King Johns House 

Church Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BT 

Miss Moodys Tudor Tea Rooms 

Church Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BT 

LB2 04/12/1972 406965 Main fronts face south-west with backs facing on to Church Lane. 

Late C18 to early C19. 3-storeys. Nos. 30 and 32 with slightly lower 

frontage and lower roof; pebble-dashed. No. 42 also with some 

vitreous brick headers. (No.36 has been re-fronted). Square 

windows on 2nd floor, 2 light casements or sash windows. On 1st 

and ground floor, sash windows 4 panes wide in brick reveals with 

brick voussoirs (in Nos. 34, 38, 40 and 42). 2 light casement 

windows in Nos. 30, 32 and 36. Windows on all floors on north-west 

side of No.42 have moder louvred shutters. Doorways grouped in 

pairs except for No. 42 have modern louvred shutters. Doorways 

grouped in pairs except for No.42 which has its entrance on northwest 

side. Nos. 30 and 32 have doorways with panelled pilasters; 

frieze with raised diamond shaped panels at ends over pilasters. 

Doors in reveals. Next 2 pairs of doorways (to Nos. 34 and 36, and 

to Nos. 38 and 40 respectively) have plain pilasters at sides and in 

centre, with common frieze with narrow moulded string and small 

moulded flat hoods over. 6 flush panelled doors with upper panels 

cut away and glazed (modern glazed door to No. 36). No. 42 has a 

modern door with 6 fielded panels on north-west side; flat-headed 

doorway. Modern signle storey addition, also pebble-dashed, to left 

hand on this side; one sash window with shutter. 

LB1 28/08/1951 406964 Circa 1230. Hall House. Part of the property within the mediaeval 

Abbey. Hall on 1st floor; room of similar size on ground floor and 

cellar. In west wall, early English window with fine moulding, hoodmould 

with dog-tooth. Traces of other early English windows with 

mouldings of similar style to house in 3 westernmost bays of nave 

added in 1210 to 1230. Outside staircase on west wall, to south of 

winodw, now masked by Tudor Cottage. External walls of flint 

quoined with stone. In east wall a plain doorway leading perhaps to a 

former chapel. Scheduled A.M. 

LB2S 28/08/1951 406907 Partly C18. 2-storeys. timber-frame with colourwashed brick and 

plaster infilling. On north side, wooden boarded door with plain 

gabled hood on shaped brackets; one tiny 2 light window with leaded 

glazing to left of door. On west side, 4-light casement window above 

and 3-light window below. 



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Hampshire 

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Hampshire 

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Hampshire 

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LB2 04/12/1972 406905 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Colour washed brick. Flat eaves and half 

hipped old tile roof. 2 hipped dormers. 5 windows on 1st floor; 3 

pane sash windows with architrave frames. On ground floor, 2 

similar windows to south and one similar window at north end. 6panel 

central door with top 2 panels cut away and glazed; architrave 

surround and flat moulded hood on cut scroll brackets. Projecting 5sided 

angular bay to north of this with hipped slate roof; 3 lights with 

a sash window in each light (4 panes wide in centre light, and 3 

panes wide in side lights). Set back from the road. 

LB2 06/06/1972 406903 Late C18 and earlier. 2-storeys. Roof, predominantly of old tile. 

Dentil eaves cornice. Painted brick. West front comprises Nos. 63 

and 65; north front comprises No.s 65 and 67. West front: 3 windows 

above. 2 m odern light casements to No. 63; 4 pane sash window 

with architrave frame to No 65. Similar 4 pane sash windows on 

ground floor at eitiher end flanking central common doorway. 2 

doorways in same segmental arch; doors with architrave frames. 6 

flush panelled doo to No. 63 (top 2 panels cut away and glazed). 

Door to No. 65 with upper 4 panels glazed. Stuccoed plinth. North 

side of No. 65 has brick band above ground floor windows. On 1st 

floor, 4 pane wide sash windows with architrave frame at west end 

with similar segmental headed window below it. 3 panes wide sash 

window with architrave frame on 1st floor to east; sash window 

below without glazing bars. No. 67 (adjoining No. 65 to the east) has 

2 22-light casement windows 2-light casement window below in 

segmental arch. Wooden boarded door with upper part glazed with 

side ligihts, all in segmental arch; wooden porch with gable roof in 

front at door only; one-storey lean-to extension to north-east end, 

containing one small window and to left of it a wooden boarded door 

with thin flat hood on this shaped brackets over. 

LB2 06/06/1972 406902 C19. Slightly higher frontage than No. 57; lower roof (slate). Red 

brick. One window each. Sash windows above and below; 3 panes 

wide; in reveals. Segmental headed sash windows on ground floor. 

Panelled doors in segmental arches;p 6-panelled door to No. 59 and 

4-panelled door to No. 61. 



ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8FB 

Hamilton House 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8FB 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8FB 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8FB 

LB2 06/06/1972 406900 Late C18 or later. 3 storeys. One window bay. Tiled roof with half 

hipped gable end facing street. Red brick. 2 light casement window 

on 2nf floor. 4 pane sash window with architrave frame on 1st floor. 

4 pane wide segmental headed window in 2 sections on ground 

floor. 6 flush panelled door (top 2 panels cut away and glazed) to 

left hand; door in shallow reveals; flat-headed moulded frame; in 

shallow segmental arch. 

LB2 06/06/1972 406899 Mid late C18 or later. 2-storeys and attic. Old tile roof. One flat 

roofed dormer. Red brick. On 1st floor, 2 sash windows without 

glazing bars but with architrave frames flanked by panelled pilasters 

with circular paterae in top corners. On ground floor, to left hand 

(north-east), angular canted bay with moulded cornice over; 3 lights, 

with sash windows in each light, narrower sash windows in side light; 

over this andflush with house wall, stuccoed rectangular pediment. 

To south-west, door with 6 fielded panels, top 2 cut away and 

glazed; fielded panelled reveals. Doorway flanked by panelled 

pilasters; moulded frieze; moulded rectangular pediment with dentils 

over; both pediment and frieze broken forward over capitals. 

LB2 06/06/1972 406898 Early mid C19. 2-storeys with slightly higher frontage and higher 

roof line. Slate roof; flat eaves. Red brick. 3 window bays. On 1st 

floor, No. 47 has a 3 light sash window in painted reveals. On 

ground floor, central doorway; 6 flush panelled door in reveals with 

rectangular fanlight over. Doorway flanked by narrow pilasters; plain 

frieze with narrow moulded sring; small flat hood. To north-east, one 

sash window 3 panes wide in painted reveals with rubbed brick 

voussoir. To south-west of central door, wooden boarded door with 

frame and rubbed brick voussoir. No. 49 has on 1st floor 2 sash 

windows 3 panes wide in painted reveals. On ground floor, C19 

shop front; central doorway; large windows 6 panes wide (originally 

possibly in 4 tiers) flanked by pilasters, to either side of this. Over 

both doorway and windows, moudled fascia and hood. 

LB2 06/06/1972 406897 C19. 2-storeys and attic. Slate roof. One narrow flat roofed dormer. 

Red brick. One sash window 4 panes wide with architrave frame 

both above and below; slightly segmental head to lower window. 6 

flush panelled door to north-east in frame in segmental arch. 




ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

32 Bell Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GW 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GW 

26-28 Bell Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GW 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GW 

LB2 04/12/1972 406759 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Painted brick. Old tile roof, hipped at 

right-hand. 2 hipped dormer casements. 6 windows on 1st floor; 2 

windows to left-hand on ground floor. Sash windows with architrave 

frames; no glazing bars; lugs; painted stucco voussoirs. 4-panel 

(C19) door in panelled reveal with architrave surround and flat hood. 

Rectangular fanlight over hood in reeded surround. Poor modern 

shpo front of glazed tiling at south-east end. Stone steps to door 

with good C18 wrought iron guard rail and twisted standards. 

LB2 28/08/1951 406758 Late C18. Altered on ground floor. 3 storeys. Painted brick. 

Moulded string under 2nd floor windows. Moulded and dentilled 

eaves cornice. Hipped slate roof. 5 sash windows to both upper 

floors, with glazing bars intact. All windows with architrave frames in 

stone sills with plain aprons under, and deep rubbed voussoirs over 

with fluted keystones. Ground floor, altered late C19 with stucco 

work and C19 windows. Yard entrance to south-east. The house 

has distinguished character and is in an important position at an 

angle of the street. 

LB2 04/12/1972 406757 Early C19. 2-storeys and attic. Moulded coved cornice and parapet 

with cornice just above eaves level in No.24. Painted stucco front 

with parapet. Slate roof. Flat-roofed dormers half-hidden by 

parapet. One window bay to each. Sash windows above in reveals; 

glazing bars missing to No.28. C19 shop fronts on ground floor. 

Larger shop window of 2 lights in No.26; window flanked by panelled 

pilasters with small window blind cover over. Doorway to south; door 

in reveals behind architrave frame; original glazed door. Fascia with 

moulded top extending over both shop window and door. In No.28, 

3 light shop window with moulded architrave frame flanked by 

pilasters; fascia with shaped ends and moulded cornice over. 

Doorway to north with architrave frame flanked by moulded pilasters 

with flat hood on shaped brackets over; door in reveals with upper 

part glazed. 

LB2 04/12/1972 406756 C18. 2-storeys. Tiled roof with hip to north. Painted brick. On 1st 

floor, 2 sash windows with architrave frames; no glazing bars; 

painted brick voussoirs. C19 shop front of 4 lights (possibly 

originally of 5 lights) below with horizontal glazing bar; architrave 

frame with fascia over and window blind holder. Slatted shop front 

entrance immediately to north with similar casing over. 




ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

Gatepiers And Flanking Wall To 

Baptist Church 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GW 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GW 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GY 

LB2 04/12/1972 406693 South-west walls and piers enclose garden before church on west 

side. Central pair of gate piers, low in height and stuccoed, with 

plain capping. Low stuccoed walls with coping connect these with 

further piers at either end; these are of similar design but are taller 

and with moulded capping. 

LB2 04/12/1972 406690 Early mid C19. Hipped slate roof with red tiled ridges. 2-storeys. 

Dentilled eaves cornice. Painted brick. 2 fronts with the wall 

between the 2 on the corner curved. Front facing Bell Street: one 

window bay. One square sash window in reveals on 2nd floor 

(window with glazing bars). On 1st floor, one flat-headed sash 

window in reveals in segmental arch; painted voussoirs. C20 plate 

glass shop window, C20 stall riser on ground floor within original 

frame: flanked by pilasters with entablature of fascia and cornice 

over. Entablature extends round corner and across north-west front 

of building. North-west front facing the Corn Market has a similar 

frontage. 2 bays. Similar windows and window spacing. Similar 

modern plate-glass shop window on ground floor within similar 

framing and with same entablature over. Beyond this to the east, 

blocked opening in reveals. Further east again, doorway flanked by 

pilasters; flush panelled door in reveals with small rectangular 

fanlight over; entablature over both (continuing from west). Doorway 

to shop on corner, also flanked by pilasters. 

LB2 04/12/1972 406686 C19 front; higher elevation than No.25. Hipped slate roof. 3-storeys. 

3 bays. Possibly once a warehouse. Colourwashed brick. On 2nd 

floor, 2 square sash windows in reveals with glazing bars, flanking 

larger central blocked wooden boarded opening in reveals with lintel 

over. On 1st floor, 3 sash windows of later type in reveals; no 

glazing bars; painted brick voussoirs. Originally 3 segmental or 

round-headed openings on ground floor now replaced by large later 

C19 or early C20 shop front; plate glass window canted in towards 

doorway at north end; window and doorway flanked by panelled 

pilasters with shaped brackets and moulded fascia over. 



ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GY 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GY 

LB2 04/12/1972 406685 Late C18 - early C19 front. 3 storeys. Painted brick. Dentil cornice 

and parapet. 3 bays. Centre bay blocked on both upper floors. 2 

square sashes with architrave frames on 2nd floor; no glazing bars. 

On 1st floor, 2 sash windows with architrave frames 3 panes wide; 

painted brick voussoirs to these and to centre bay. On ground floor, 

4 light C19 shop window with doorway to north, both flanked by 

pilasters, with plain frieze and moulded cornice over. House door to 

south; 5 panel door with top panel cut away and glazed; panelled 

reveals. Doorcase with fluted pilasters and moulded capitals; frieze 

with moulded string, broken forward over pilasters; moulded cornice 

and moulded rectangular pediment over, also breaking forward over 

pilasters. 

LB2 04/12/1972 406684 C18 - early C19 fronts. Painted stucco. No.13 2-storeys; No. 15, 2storeys 

and attic, with gable end facing street. No.13 slate roof; one 

stack to north end. One sash window on 1st floor in slightly 

segmental arch; 4 panes wide; stuccoed voussoir. On ground floor, 

C19 shop front of 3 lights with architrave frame flanked by left hand 

reeded pilasters. Doorway to south flanked by similar pilasters; 

fascia and small hood across whole front over both doors and 

window. Door in flush panelled reveals; door with 2 flush panels, 

upper part glazed and with rectangular fanlight over. No.15 has 

modern tile roof: one small casement window in attic with pointed 

pane. On 1st floor, one sash window with architrave frame in 

segmental arch; glazing bars missing. Shop front of 2-lights. 

Doorway to north; door with 2 panels upper part glazed and 

rectangular fanlight over. Fascia and small hood over doorway and 

connecting with those in No.13. 


ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GY 

5, The Flat 5, 5A And The Flat 5A 

Bell Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GY 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EJ 

LB2 04/12/1972 139449 2 parallel ranges. Carriageway through both ranges at north end. 

Back range smaller; C17 or earlier and timber-framed with timberframed 

wing extending westwards along yard. Front range early to 

mid C19. 3-storeys. Painted stucco. 3 bays. Sash windows without 

glazing bars in reveals in slightly segmental arches; stuccoed 

voussoirs with central keystones. On ground floor one similar 

window to south. Doorway on corner of building, south of 

carriageway, with pair of bow-fronted doors following curve of 

building; each door with one flush panel below and glazing above; 

curved rectangular fanlight of 3 lights. In east-west timber-framed 

wing running along yard behind, square panels of timber-framing 

with some diagonal braces. 3 bays. 2-light casement windows 

above; 2 large sash windows below and 2 doorways. Right hand 

doorway has door with flush panels in reveals behind architrave 

frame with flat hood on brackets over. Left hand doorway has door 

with 4 fielded panels in reveals behind doorway with architrave 

frame. Tall single storey C19 extension to south-west of this. 

Painted brick. 2 round headed windows and one doorway. 

LB2 04/12/1972 139447 Early C19. 3-storeys. Elevation of similar design to No.3. Brick 

carried up to parapet with stone capping. 2 windows to upper floors; 

sash windows in shallow brick reveals; flat arches; glazing altered; 

rubbed brick voussoirs. On ground floor, pair of identical shop fronts 

each with glazed doors to left originally under continuous plain frieze 

and cornice. Shop window to No.7 has been altered; original angle 

pilasters replaced by modern ones of polished wood; Polished wood 

reveal to doorway; deep modern fascia covering over original fascia 

and covering over fanlight in doorway as well; cornice above 

remains. 

LB2 04/12/1972 139445 Late C18. 2 storeys. Higher elevation than Nos 18 and 20 but 

recessed behind; higher roofline. Colourwashed brick. Old tile roof. 

No 22 has 3 sash windows on 1st floor, 2 sash windows on ground 

floor; all with architrave frames and glazing bars intact; painted brick 

voussoirs to ground floor windows. Central door with 6 panels, 4 

moulded and fielded and top 2 cut away and glazed. Door in 

panelled reveals behind doorcase with Doric pilasters, moulded 

entablature and pediment. No24 has one window and door to left 

hand in similar doorcase. 



ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EJ 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EJ 

United Reformed Church 

The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EL 

LB2 04/12/1972 139444 Late C18. 2-storeys. Brick with brick dentil cornice and old tile roof. 

4 windows on 1st floor, 3 windows on ground floor; sash windows 

with flush boxes with glazing bars intact. Pair of doors in 2nd bay 

from left hand each of 5-panels with architrave surround and flat 

moulded hood on trellis support of later date. No.20 has a good 

knocker. 

LB2 28/08/1951 139443 Late C18. 2-storeys. Brick with moulded eaves cornice. Slate roof. 

Each house has one (4-pane wide) sash window; windows in 

shallow reveals; painted stucco voussoirs to east and rubbed brick 

voussoirs to west; glazing bars missing in lower part of both windows 

in NO. 10. On outer corner of both houses, 6-panel door with 

panelled reveals, rectangular fanlight of rectangular and diamond 

glazing pattern, plain surround with reeded edging in doorcase of 

reeded pilasters, and moulded hood on flat reeded brackets. Frieze 

with central raised diamond panel. 

LB2 04/12/1972 139442 1886-8. Bonella and Paul. Fine building of flint with stone 

dressings; Perpendicular style. Central aisle of 4 bays each with 2 

3-light Perpendicular windows in clerestory; lean-to side aisles with 

crenellated parapets, east aisle canted inwards at south-east end, 

west aisle with vestry at south-west end. Main doorway at north end 

of east aisle; 4 centred door in deep moulded reveals with carved 

spandrels and with elaborate stonework over. At north end of central 

aisle, an 8-light Perpendicular window in 5 tiers. Inside, wooden 

galleries along east, north and south sides. On north-east corner, a 

tall gatehouse which straddles the road called The Abbey. Dressed 

flint with stone dressings. Tall wide 4-centred arch spanning the 

road; ribbed stone vault with carved bosses. Above this, on east 

side, one 2-light window, set in square arch, each light with 4centred 

head. Above, moulded stone string with gargoyles. Over 

these, 3 single light windows in reveals, each light with a cusped 

head, and above each of these a blind 2-light stone panel, each light 

with applied cusped tracery. Hood mould above each, rising to form 

a crenellated parapet with gable over. To south, turret with an 

elaborately carved ogee shaped cupola of stone. 



ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

14 The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EL 

23-27 The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EN 

19 The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EN 

LB2 28/08/1951 139440 Early-mid C19. Greek Revival. 2-storeys. Stucco with incised 

joints. Angle pilasters with moulded bases and capitals. 

Stringcourse with shaped pediments and moulded brackets over 1st 

floor windows. Moulded flat eaves. Hipped slate roof. 5 sash 

windows on 1st floor; 3 panes wide; in reveals. 4 sash windows on 

ground floor with moulded dentil cornice over on console brackets. 

Central Greek Doric porch with columns and entablature covering 6panel 

door with side lights in panelled reveal with moulded architrave 

surround. 

LB2 28/08/1951 139439 Early C19. 2-storeys and attic. South front stucco and west front 

colourwashed brick. Slate roof. South front of No. 25 has one panel 

and one 4-pane sash window with Gothic glazing on 1st floor. On 

ground floor angular bay window to left hand, and double glazed 

door with rectangular fanlight; "Gothic" glazing pattern in both 

window and fanlight. West front of No.25: 2-storeys and attic. Attic 

window with Gothic glazing; balcony and flat hood over. On 1st 

floor, one narrow sash window to left hand and to right hand one 4pane 

wide sash window with "Gothic" glazing and louvred shutter. 

On ground floor, to right hand, casement window with "Gothic" 

glazing enclosed by conservatory which extends northwards to 

trellised porch; same slate roof to both porch and conservatory. 6panelled 

door in panelled reveals with large rectangular fanlight with 

Gothic glazing over. West front of No.27 adjoins NO.25 and is 

similar but has a 2 storey addition of one bay at north end. 2 

windows with Gothic glazing and one small window on 1st floor; 

shutters to northernmost window only. On ground floor roundheaded 

casement window in arcading with "Gothic" glazing at north 

end. Similar doorway to doorway in No.25; door with all panels 

intact. Trellis veranda extending from porch to No.25 northwards 

across whole front. Single storey addition at north end has panelled 

door. 

LB2 28/08/1951 139436 Early C19. 2-storeys. Projecting forward from No. 11, 13 and 15. 

Flat bracketed eaves. Slate roof. Each house has 2 sash windows 

on 1st floor; 4 windows altogether, 4-pane wide sash windows 

towards centre, and 3-pane wide sash windows towards ends. On 

ground floor in sequence - one small 2-light casement window - door 

- one (4 pane) sash window - one (4 pane) sash window - door - one 

small 2-light casement. Each door, 6 panel with upper 4 panels cut 

away and glazed; door in panelled reveals with contemporary trellis 

porches and flat moulded and dentilled hoods. 



ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

Gate Piers, Railings And Walls To 

Gardens At 

11, 13 And 15 The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EN 

11 The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EN 

Abbotsford 

7 The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EN 

3 The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EN 

LB2 04/12/1972 139435 Starting from either end and working inwards from Nos.11 and 15 in 

sequence as follows: stuccoed pier, lower stuccoed wall, stuccoed 

pier, iron railings returning downwards to low ironwork gate flanked 

on other side by iron railings returning upwards to stuccoed pier; 

stuccoed wall; stuccoed pier. In centre, across whole front of No.13, 

cast iron railings on stuccoed base. Piers with plain capping. 

Railings with spear-headed terminals; square standards with urn 

finials. 

LB2 04/12/1972 139434 Early C19. 2-storeys and attic. L-shaped and on different levels with 

projecting bay. Sash windows. On 1st floor, No. 11 has 4 panes 

wide sash window in projecting bay and one 3 panes wide window in 

main wing of house. No.13 has on 1st floor 3 pane windows at a 

height similar to those in No.11. No.15 has on 1st floor 2 window, a 

4 and a 3 pane window, at a much lower level than those in Nos. 11 

and 13. On ground floor No.11 has a door; one window in projecting 

wing. No. 13 has a door and 2 windows and No.15 has one modern 

window and one door. Door to No.11 is situated on corner between 

east-west wing and north-south wing and has a projecting porch. 

Porch and door with similar reeded frame ornamented with roundels 

in corners; moulded cornice over; glazed door in panelled reveals. 

No. 13 has much taller doorway altered in C19. 4 flush panel door 

with top 2 panes cut away and glazed. Rectangular fanlight. 

Panelled pilasters with moulded architrave; plain frieze and moulded 

rectangular pediment. No. 15 has door with 6 moulded panels with 

upper 4 cut away and glazed; doorway with architrave frame. No. 13 

has traces of mediaeval building in cellar. 

LB2 28/08/1951 139433 No. 7 comprises former stable block which has been converted into 

a dwelling. 2-storeys. Brick with grey headers and modern tiled 

roof. 3 large 3-light windows on ground floor; segmental casement 

window to north with one small casement window above. One later 

single storey extension to north with glazed door and 2 windows. 

LB2 28/08/1951 139432 C18. 3-storeys. Brick (all headers). Moulded eaves cornice. Slate 

roof. Central bay breaks forward with a pediment over. 3 windows 

to upper floors. The central 1st floor window has semi-circular 

stuccoed head with keystone. The other 2 windows are sash 

windows in reveals with rubbed brick voussoirs; no glazing bars. On 

ground floor, 2 Venetian windows flanking central (panel door with 

arched doorcase of fluted Doric pilasters, moulded dentilled 

entablature and pediment with carved scrollwork in tympanum. 

Original staircase within. 




ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

The Malthouse 

Princes Road 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EZ 

Lansdowne Nursery Estate 

Boundary Wall North And South 

Of 94 Greatbridge Road 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8FH 

LB2 25/07/1988 408063 Malthouse etc. 1899 datestone, but parts may be earlier. Red brick, 

with Welsh slated roofs, some upper portions with sheet lead 

cladding. Mostly 3 and 4-storey; complex plan. Main east elevation 

of total 19 bays. Bays 1 to 3 project in 2 storey form with hipped 

lean-to roof, and behind is a 4 storey tower with hipped roof; a 

variety of metal and timber casement windows: the next 10 bays in 2 

storey form with brick pilasters between bays, with large roof sweep 

to tower eaves height, having window or door units to each bay both 

levels, with added late C20 porch to southernmost bay; hipped 

dormer windows at high level over bays 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 - this last 

larger than the others; to bay 9 an unloading doorway in flat roofed 

dormer just above eaves level: next 3 bayss northwards ccupied by 

malthouse oast towers, with windows to ground, first and fourth floor 

levels (window to centre first floor bay now blocked); steeply sloping 

truncated pyramidal roofs, slated with metal ventilator terminals - a 

similar tower on west side of building, and between towers a fifthstorey 

unit with lead sheet-clad sides and hipped slated roof: final 3 

bays a plain 4-storey unit, eaves level with oast towers, with hipped 

slated roof and random fenestration and with external metal 

staircase with part canopy to doorway, first floor bay 1. West 

elevation of similar chracter, but on south-west corner a tower which 

would seem to be earlier than 1899. Interior has cased metal 

framework (more probably steel than cast iron - none visible) and an 

inserted floor and partitioning to the 10-bay block to form late C20 

office suite; large open roof space with galleried walkway through the 

masive timber trusses. the oast towers virtually intact, with the barley 

floors still intact, together with much related equipment in situ. 

DESCRIPTION CONTINUED PLEASE REFER TO GREEN BACK. 

LB2 14/07/1987 408050 Boundary wall. Early C19. Formerly the east boundary wall of the 

Lansdowne Nursey Esate. Built for the Marquess of Lansdowne. 

Red Brick with thin brick tile copings with blue brick diaper in several 

of the bay panels. Wall build off a slightly battered revetment to the 

east (road) side. Revetment in Flemish bond capped by 3 courses of 

headers, garden wall bond above. A long sectionin about 9 bays 

defined by projecting brick piers to the north of the formerportico 

entrance to the estate listed as no 94 (Nursery Garden Entrance and 

Portico) (qv) and a short section to the south. Both sections have 

short returns to the west at the north and south corners. Carriage 

gateway with brick piers towrds the north end. Listed only for group 

value with No94 Greatbridge Road which is part of the same 

construction. 


ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

Park House 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GF 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GF 

Abbey House 

The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8YB 


Mill Lane 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EW 

LB2 28/08/1951 407819 Early C19. 2 storeys. Stucco. Flat eaves supported by pairs of cut 

brackets. Hipped slate roof. 3 windows on 1st floor; 2 windows on 

ground floor (sash windows 3 panes wide in reveals). 6 panel door 

to left hand (centre panels moulded; top 2 panels cut away and 

glazed) in panelled reveal wtih architrave frame. Well proportioned, 

shallow Doric porch with 2 columns, fluted on upper part, supporting 

triglyph frieze ornamented with roundels, and moulded cornice on 

flat brackets with guttae under. Flight of 5 moulded steps flanked by 

iron railings and handrail lead up to doorway; handrail and railings 

terminate in a scroll with urn finial on terminal rail. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407818 C18. 2-storeys and attic with basement. Red brick. Old tile roof 

with 3 dormer casements. No. 3 projects forward from Nos. 5 and 7. 

2-storeys and attic. Cornice with small modillions and capped 

parapet. Former stable block but under same roof span as Nos. 5 

and 7. Segmental-arched stable door to right hand. To left hand, 4panel 

door (2 lower panels fielded, 2 upper panels glazed); semicircular 

fanlight with rectangular glazing over. Double window above 

tehis. Nos. 5 and 7. 2 flat-roofed dormers. Moulded wood eaves 

cornice. On 1st floor, 3 double sash windows (though central pair 

false). 2 similar windows (without glazing bars) on ground floor. 

Central pair of 6-panel doors in panelled reveals, flanked and divided 

by Doric pilasters with continuous entablature broken forward over 

pilasters, and grouped under large moulded and dentilled parapet. 

Approached by 4 steps. 2 basement windows. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407815 Late C18. Originally private house. Altered. 2-storeys and attic. 

Brick (all headers). Moulded and dentilled wood cornice (modern). 

Tile roof. Sash windows. 2 (4 pane) windows flanking central (3 

pane) window on first floor. Two (4 pane) window with rubbed brick 

arches and keystones on ground floor, all with architrave frames. 

Recessed central 6-panel door; 2 fielded panels, upper 4 panels cut 

away and glazed. Door in panelled reveals, rectangular falight, 

curved glazing pattern, in doorcase ofo fluted Doric pilasters, 

moulded and dentilled entablature and cornice. This building was 

entirely rebuilt, prior to 1947. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407813 C17 or earlier timber-framed cottage. 2-storeys. Colourwashed brick 

infilling. Thatched roof in 2 sections higher in easternmost part; 

thatch cut away over upper floor windows. 3 2-light casement 

windows above; casement windows below. Porch with slate roof. 

Square panels of timber-framing with some diagonal braces. Central 

stack with capping over eastern part. Modern single storey 

extension behind. 




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Clarendon House 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HL 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8YT 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HL 

LB2 28/08/1951 407724 C18. 2-storeys. Brick. All headers above ground floor sill level. 

Moulded and bracketed eaves cornice. Slate gabled roof. 2 sash 

windows, 3 panes wide, on 1st floor with architrave frames. They 

flank a central segmental bow window of 3 lights (central light 3 

panes wide and one pane side lights) with cornice carried round 

head. 2 sash windows, 3 panes wide, on ground floor. Central 6panel 

door (upper panels lead lights) in panelled reveal with 

doorcase of panelled Doric pilasters, moulded and fluted frieze and 

moulded and dentilled cornice fitting under bow window. The roof at 

back is old tile. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407722 Early C19. 2-storeys. Brick wtih flat moulded eaves and hipped 

slate roof. 3 sash windows (outer, 4 panes wide) on 1st floor; 

windows in brick reveals with rubbed brick voussoirs. 2 similar 4 

pane windows on ground floor. Central recessed 6-panel door with 

top 2 panels cut away and glazed; plain rectangular fanlight over; 

door in panelled reveals. Doorcase of fluted pilasters (Greek Doric 

caps and Roman Doric bases - "Romsey special"), moulded frieze 

and moulded and dentilled cornice. South-west wall slate-hung. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407721 Early C19. 3-storeys. Stucco with rusticated ground floor treatment 

and moulded string at 1st floor sill level. Cornice over 1st floor 

windows. Flat eaves and hipped slate roof. 6 windows to upper 

floor, sash, 3 panes wide. 3 4-paned sash windows on ground floor 

and 3 4-paned recesssed doors in panelled reveals. Doorway with 

architrave surround; frieze with narrow string and moulded cornice 

over. 



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Hampshire 

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Hampshire 

SO51 8HJ 

LB2 04/12/1972 407720 All originally one dwelling. No. 179 is C18; barn to north is timberframed 

and C17 or earlier; No. 177 is later. No. 177: 2-storeys and 

attic. Slate gabled roof; overhanging eaves. Colourwashed brick. 2 

square sash windows in attic with tiled gabled over. 3 sash windows 

(3 panes wide) in reveals on 1st floor. 2 sash windows on round 

floor. Central porch with tiled gabled roof on posts. Panelled door 

behind with top panels cut away and glazed; architrave frame. No. 

179: C18. Old tile gabled roof; flanking chimneys. 2-storeys and 

attic. 2 hipped dormers; casements. Red brick fornt, possibly once 

painted. Dentil eaves cornice. On 1st and ground floors, 2 2-light 

casement windows with glazing bars (modern); brick voussoirs. 

Central doorway with flat hood on brackets over door with 6 flush 

panels. A single storey addition (with one window, and one 6 fielded 

panelled door, and with a very steeply pitched roof over) connects 

the main part of the house with the barn to the north. Barn now 

converted into a dwelling. Timber-framing visible in south-east side, 

facing Middlebridge; square panels of timber-framing and long 

diagonal braces. in south-west side,facing river, modern brick below, 

and weatherboarding above in gable end. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407718 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Pebble-dashed walls. Old tile roof. 2 

hipped dormers. 4, 2-light casement windows on 1st floor. 3 sash 

windows without glazing bars and 2 plain doors on ground floor. 

Passage to right hand. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407715 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Old tile gabled roof. 3 hipped dormers 

with 2-light casement windows. Colourwashed brick, toothed eaves 

cornice. 4 sash windows on 1st floor, 3 panes wide with architrave 

frames. Flat moulded hood with slospoing slate roof over ground 

floor. 2 pairs of double sash windows with achitrave frames; no 

glazing bars. No. 87 has modern door in architrave frame. No. 89 

has 6 flush panelled door with rectangular fanlight over; architrave 

frame. Plain wooden door at left hand end. 



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91-93 Middlebridge Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

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Tudor Cottage 

19 - 21 Middlebridge Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HJ 

LB2 16/04/1996 461741 Pair of houses, converted into one house. Circa mid C19, 

converted in 1970-71. Limestone ashlar faced brick, rendered at 

sides. Slate roof with gabled ends. Brick gable end stacks. PLAN: 

Pair of double depth houses, each witih entrance on left of front 

room; converted into one house in 1970-71. EXTERIOR: 2 and 3 

storeys, 2:2 bay front. Rusticated quoins and stringcourse at first 

floor window cill level. Left house: 2 storeys, 2 bays; 2-light sashes, 

ground floor with cornice on carved console brackets, first floor with 

hoodmould; blocked doorway on left with small window above. Right 

house: 3 storeys, 2 bays; sash windows, ground floor with carved 

busts and with frieze with cornucopia and mask, first floor left smaller 

round-headed window with carved drops on the pilasters and small 

cusped lancet above; doorway to left with frieze with festoons and 

mask and cornice on consoles with carved drops, C20 door. Rear, 

also ashlar, but plainer, has head of large Geometric traceried 

window on ground floro and small cusped lancet above. INTERIOR 

has stone straight stairs with carved corbels to arch at fot of stair. 

NOTE: Originally a pair of houses, built on the premises of a stone 

mason, Mr Ellery. The elaborate stone carving on the front was 

intended to display his skill as a stone mason. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407635 Circa 1840. 2-storeys. Brick with stucco ground floor. Rusticated 

stucco quoins above ground floor. Moulded string over 1st floor 

windows. Flat eaves. Hipped slate roof. 2 sash windows, 4 panes 

wide, in brick reveals; rubbed brick voussoirs. Original central shop 

window 6-panes wide, 3-paned deep, flanked by 3-panel doors with 

plain pilasters, frieze and moulded cornice across front. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407634 Mid C19. Once a school. Knapped flint with red brick quoins and 

dressings. 2 parapeted gabled facing street; brick tumbling and brick 

coping. Slate roof. 2 bays. 2-light casement windows in double 

jambs, both chamfered, with rubbed brick voussoirs and brick 

dressings; stone sills. Brick band at sill level. On ground floor, 2 3light 

casement windows in 2 tiers; double jambs, both chamfered, 

with rubbed birck voussoirs, brick dressings and hood moulds over. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407633 C16 or C17. 2-storeys. Timber-framed; pebble-dashed. Old tile 

roof; stack to left of centre. 1st floor oversails with moulded fascia to 

beam across front. No. 19 has 2 2-light casements on 1st floor. On 

ground floor, 2 angular bay windows on cut brackets, probably 

former shop windows and glazed door. Secondary door to right 

hand. No. 21 has one 3-light casement window on 1st floor. On 

ground floor, one sash window 3 panes wide with shutters. Plain 

wooden boarded door to right hand. 




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Riverview 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HJ 

1-3 Middlebridge Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HJ 

Rivermead House 

The Meads 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HY 

LB2 04/12/1972 407632 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Brick, stuccoed on ground floor. Moulded 

eaves cornice. Old tile roof; slate verge to roof in No. 9; in 3 

sections, higihest at east end. No. 9 has 2 dormers with C18 

cawements. 3 sash windows on 1st floor, outer 4-paned, and on 

ground floor one 4-paned window to left hand. 6 panel central door 

with 4 moulded panels; small rectangular fanlight. 2 sash windows 

to right hand (no glazing bars). No. 11 has been refronted and attic 

storey has been removed. 2 new sash windows, 4 panes wide, on 1 

str floor. 1st floor overhangs slighly above ground floor which also 

has 2 similar sash windows. Modern glazed door to right hand. No. 

13 has 2-storeys only with hipped old tile roof. 2 sash windows, 3 

panes wide, with stuccoed voussoir on 1st floor. C19 shop front and 

door on ground floor. Flush panelled door; upper 2 panels cut away 

and glazed. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407631 C17 to C18. 2-storeys and attic. Colourwashed brick with right hand 

part including north wing along Newton lane of timber framing, partly 

plastered. Hipped old tile roof. One hipped dormer over right hand 

end. 5 windows on 1st floor; sash windows, 3 panes wide, with 

architrave frames. On ground floor, 2 shop windows; wide, plate 

glass, modern flanked by plain pilasters at outer ends. Door at north 

end; flush panelled with upper part glazed. Architrave frame; plain 

pilasters with shaped brackets over; flat moulded hood breaking 

forward over pilasters. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407630 Early C19. 2-storeys. Colourwashed stucco with moulded string 

over 1st floor windows. Flat bracketed eaves cornice and hipped 

slate roof. The central part of east and west fronts has a slight 

projection. East front, 5 windows on 1st floor and 4 windows on 

ground floor; sash windows 4 panes wide in reveals. Pair of double 

doors with 6 panels in panelled arched recess in centre with semicircular 

fanlight with modern glazing over; reeded frame. The west 

front has same window arrangement but the central 1st floor window 

has a French casement opening onto a small balcony with cast iron 

rails. Modern French casements on ground floor. On north side, 

flight of 6 modern steps flanked by closed stucco balustrade leads 

up to a doorway with 6 panelled door in panelled reveals; rectangular 

falight with rectangular glazing pattern over. (Upper 2 panels in door 

cut away and glazed). 



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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8NB 

25 - 26 Market Place 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8NB 

LB2 09/09/1970 407628 Early C19. A good corner bulding carefully designed on a curved 

frontage. 3-storeys. Plain brick upper part M tiles on stone ground 

floor, with moulded wood cornice. Brick parapet to end secctions 

and lead covered blocking course to centre part. Brickwork recently 

renewed in all sections. The central part has 2 square sash windows 

and blocked centr eopening of similar size on 2nd floor. 3 tall sash 

windows on 1st floor. On ground floor, 5 bays, each containing a 

modern window with marbel stall riser below, divided by engaged 

Greek Doric columns with entablature over. Double pilasters are 

placed at each corner. Former door in right hand bay has been 

remvoed. The 2 corner sections are emphasised by a narrow 

projection of plain brick with cornice broken forward over, and a 

recess with narrow arched panels on each floor followed by slightly 

differing and projecting blocks. On right hand (No. 28) 2 square 

sash windows on 2nd floor, and on 1st floor, 2 large sash windows in 

shallow arched recesses. On ground floor, whicih has been 

converted into a shop, one modern window to right hand with glazing 

bars in lower part; doorway to left with pair of glazed modern double 

doors; wide rectangular fanlight over of similar size to upper part of 

window to right hand. On the left hand the treatment is the same but 

with one window only to both upper floors and with the entablature of 

the central ground floor design carried across on one original pilaster 

and on one wide modern pilaster. 2 bays; one modern window and 

in left hand corner a modern 8-panelled door with large rectangular 

fanlight over. The frieze is ornamented with triglyphs over columns 

and pilasters. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407627 Early C18. 3-storeys and attic. Painted brick with stringcourse at 1st 

floor level. Moulded and dentilled brick cornice. Partly old tiled roof 

with hip to east end. 3 hipped dormers; 2-light casements (formerly 

leaded on left hand; the remainder with Yorkshire sashes). 4 sash 

windows facing north with flush boxes and flat arches; glazing bars 

intact; pained rubbed brick voussoirs. Formerly C19 shop fronts on 

ground floor. Now 4 small plate-glass windows with metal frames 

and 2 doorways with plate-glass doors with metal frmaes in reveals; 

modern boarded fascia over. One bay facing east; similar windows 

on 1st and 2nd floors; large canted modern plate glass shop window 

projecting forward on ground floor. Small plain 2-storeyed extension 

connects bulding with north-western end of former Corn Exchange 

(see Corn Market). 


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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8NA 


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Hampshire 

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Hampshire 

SO51 8NA 

LB2 04/12/1972 407524 Early C18 or earlier; altered. Lower elevation than No.21 but with 

windows roughly in alignment. Steeply pitched roof; lower ridge line 

than No.21. Tile roof with old tiling mostly renewed. 3-storeys, (attic 

storey has been removed). Colourwashed brick. Moulded string at 

1st floor sill level, moulded wood cornice. 3 sash windows with 

architrave frames to upper floors; glazing bars intact. C20 metal- 

framed shop front on ground floor. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407523 Early C19. 3-storeys. Yellow stock brick. The whole of the building 

is on a slight curve. Brick dentil cornice with parapet and stone 

capping over. Slate roof. 5 windows to upper floors. Sash windows 

in shallow reveals; flat arches; glazing bars intact; rubbed brick 

voussoirs. On ground floor under, entablature across 2/3rds ofo 

front to south-east with a delicate dentilled cornice with a corner 

pilaster at south-east end. Below this, a fine contemporary shop 

front which has lights with curved heads. To north-east of this, 

original entablature has been demolished, and a modern boarded 

fascia substituted; plate glass shop front and doorway have been 

inserted below. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407522 C18. Altered. 3-storeys. Elevation lower than White Horse Hotel 

which it adjoins to the south-east, but projecting forward from hotel 

by a depth of one window bay; lower ridge line. Colourwashed brick. 

Old tile roof. 2 windows to upper floors facing south-west; sash 

windows with flush boxes; glazing bars intact; painted rubbed brick 

voussoirs. On north-west side, one window on both upper floors. 

Plain C19 shop front partly recessed on ground floor. 



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The White Horse 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8ZJ 

LB2S 28/08/1951 407520 Inn. Late C15 or early C16, built on site of earlier medieval inn of 

which stone cellars survive. C18, early C19 and later alterations. 

MATERIALS: Timber framing; brick; tile hanging. Clay tile roofs. 

Timber windows. 

PLAN: 3-storey frontage of 4 bays; a carriageway in the left-hand 

bay leads through to a long, narrow yard. A staircase provides 

access to the upper floors of the front block and to a long 3-storey 

range at the rear, now hotel rooms. The rear range would have 

contained the inn chambers, arranged on three levels, accessed by 

an unwalled walkway at ground floor (now enclosed) and by open 

galleries above, also enclosed. This range is followed by a deeper 

2-storey block and then a 3-storey extension of c1960, which is not 

of special interest. At the end of the yard is a long 2-storey stable 

block. 

EXTERIOR: Front elevation has an C18 brick façade with a painted 

render finish, banded rustication to ground floor and plain strings to 

the first and second-floor levels, and segmental-headed windows 

with keystones to upper floors 6-over-6 pane sash windows; those to 

the upper floors later replacements. Moulded and dentilled timber 

eaves cornice. Steeply pitched half-hipped roof. 3 dormers with 

casement windows. Timber framing visible in E wall of carriageway 

passage. Long 3-storey former lodging range facing yard; ground 

floor has early C19 glazed timber infill; galleries above have 

casement windows and horizontal sliding timber shutters of C18 

appearance. Sash windows to rear elevation. The following range is 

of brick and has been altered and extended; it has modern timber 

sash and casement windows. At the northernmost end of the yard 

range is a 3-storey extension of c1960, which is not of special 

interest. 

INTERIOR: The lower cellar walls are of coursed stone an flintwork; 

parts of brick vaulting are also visible. The remains of a Gothic 

window are understood to survive. The front ground-floor room has 

exposed high-quality timber framing with bracing of exceptional size. 

This room leads through to an elegant early/mid C18 open-well 

staircase with a close-string, slender turned balusters, a moulded 

ramped handrail and dado panelling. The ground-floor corridor of 

the rear range has early C19 cast-iron fluted columns supporting the 

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gallery floor above. The inner walls of this range has exposed timber 

framing at first and second floor levels. Ground floor room has 

restored timber mullioned windows on the corridor site; this room is 

now open plan apart from a section of a cross partition, and has 

exposed timber framing, a heavy camfered axial beam and a brick 

chimney breast on the N wall. On the W wall and partition there is a 

series of wall paintings comprising a geometric design framed by 

imitation wooden panelling with foliate borders; grisaille imitation 

panelling with large Tudor Roses, and a much-restored interlocking 

strapwork pattern. These are typical of decoration from the mid C16 

to early C17 and probably form one single scheme. Behind the 

partition is a further, possibly later, decorative scheme black 

latticework on a yellow ochre background with inset quatrefoils and 

floral designs. Timber framing is visible in some of the upper floor 

hotel rooms; further framing may be concealed beneath modern 

finishes. A part-exposed chimney breast on the first floor has 

decorative wall painting on plaster, comprising black interlaced 

quatrefoils on a yellow ochre background with circular floral designs, 

possibly contemporary with the second decorative ground-floor 

scheme described above. The interior of the following 2-storey block 

has been much altered. Upper floors of building only partly 

inspected. Roofs not inspected. 

SUBSIDIARY FEATURES: C18 stable block to rear of yard, 

converted to hotel rooms. Long 2 storey range. Red brick laid in 

English bond with vitrified headers. Ground floor altered. Upper 

floor bays are demarcated by shallow pilasters and have hay loft 

shutters. Important group value with the inn. 

HISTORY: Romsey was situated on a main route between the royal 

and ecclesiastical centres of Winchester and Salisbury, and became 

an important staging post in the C18 for travellers to London and the 

south west. The White Horse has been Romsey's principal inn since 

the medieval period, and may have been a guest house for the 

Abbey, founded in the C9. 

SUMMARY OF IMPORTANCE: Of major architectural and historic 

significance as well-preserved, later-medieval purpose-built inn with 

earlier cellars, whose galleried plan form is still clearly legible. Very 

few galleried inns survive in anything like their original form, and 

therefore possess exceptional interest. The wall paintings are


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important examples of secular decoration, possibly spanning 200 

years, and contain rare and interesting motifs. There are good 

features from later phases. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407519 C18, with front elevation of identical design to No. 17. Hipped 

dormers with 2-light casement windows. Sash windows with 

moulded architrave frames; no glazing bars; rubbed brick voussoirs. 

Modern shop front projects forward on ground floor; panelled 

pilasters flanking shop windows and centeral doorway. Modern bowfronted 

shop windows with glazing bars; panelled wood stall-riser; 

modern double door with 6 panels, and rectangular fanlight. Fascia 

and moulded and coved cornice above windows and door. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407518 Nos. 17 and 18 under one roof span and with elevations of similar 

design. C18. 3-storeys and attic. Brick with moulded brick cornice. 

Modern tile roof half hipped to west. 2 hipped dormers with 

Yorkshire type casements. 3 sash windows (no glazing bars) to 

upper floors; rubbed brick voussoirs; modern plate-glass shop front 

on ground floor; entrance to yard at east end concealed by plain 

double wooden doors; fascia with dentilled cornice extends both over 

yard and over door. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407517 Early C19. 3-storeys (attic store has been removed). Brick with flat 

eaves and slate gabled roof (higher ridge line than No. 15). 2 sash 

windows (4 panes wide) with glazing bars intact on upper floors; in 

painted reveals; painted stucco voussoirs. C20 shop front with 

glazing bars canted in towards doorway at south-east end; low brick 

stall-riser; modern fascia. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407516 Building with C18 core which has recently been extensively 

renovated. Rebuilt in replica. Elevation of similar height to No. 14 

but with lower ridge-line to roof. 3-storeys. Brick with moulded string 

on 2nd floor. Modern tile roof. 3 narrow segmental-headed sash 

windows with architrave frames to upper floors. Former shop 

windows and early C19 door have been replaced by a C20 plateglass 

shop window, doorway and fascia. 




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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8NA 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8NB 

LB2 04/12/1972 407514 C17 or earlier timber-framed core; recently extensively renovated 

(1967-8). 2 storeys and attic. Modern tile hipped roof. Attic storey 

in 2 sections, each section comprising a large window area with 

surrounding wall withhipped tile roof over. Each section cantilevered 

out on joists above 1st floor. Some old, possibly original timbers in 

ceiling and walls in western part of attic. Each section contains one 

3-light casement window; colourwashed wall. Attic to left hand side 

returns northwards above north-west front of building. On 1st floor, 

modern applied timber-framing with colourwashed infilling. 3 modern 

4-light casement windows with lead glazing. Moulded brick string 

course between 1st and ground floors. Ground floor of modern red 

brick on low plinth. 3 4-light modern casement windows with lead 

glazing. Moulded brick string course between 1st and ground floors. 

Ground floor of modern red brick on low plinth. 3 4-light modern 

casement windows with lead glazing; wooden lintels above each 

window; moulded wood frames. One window to right hand and 2 to 

left of doorway. Flat arched doorway; wooden door with shallow 

elliptical case of carved wood at top. Building has been extended on 

1st 2-storeys at north-west end so that this part of the building 

projects beyond the attic storey and is in 2 facets. Narrower facet 

facing west has one 2-light casement window on each floor; wider 

facet facing north-west has one 4-light casement window on each 

floor. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407481 C18. 3-storeys and parapet. Higher elevation than Nos. 8 and 9 and 

in recession from these. Brick with stone string at 1st floor and 

moulded brick string at 2nd floor levels. Moulded brick cornice and 

brick parapet with segmental headed vitreous brick panels over 

windows. 4 segmental headed windows to upper floors; sash 

windows in narrow reveals with glazing bars intact; rubbed brick 

voussoirs; 3 similar windows (modern) with keystones on ground 

floor. Modern double 6-panel doors to south in stone Doric 

doorcase. Iron railings with urn finials at ends and at intervals 


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Hampshire 

SO51 8NB 


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Hampshire 

SO51 8NB 


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Hampshire 

SO51 8XF 


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Hampshire 

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LB2 28/08/1951 407480 Early C18. Originally one house. Elevation of similar height to No. 7 

but in slight recession; roof with lower ridge line; hip at north end. 

Modern tiled roof. 3-storeys (attic storey has been removed). 4 

narrow windows to upper floors with rubbed brick voussoirs cut in 

wavy pattern. Sash windows with moulded architrave frames; no 

glazing bars to 1st floor windows or to 2nd floor windows in No. 9. 

On ground floor of No. 8, early C19, 6-panel house door in roundarched 

panelled reveal with glazed fanlight of oval glazing patter, to 

left hand, (south). Central glazed shop door and window (with 

glazing bars) to north, enclosed with Doric pilasters frieze and 

cornice, carried across half-front and broken forward over centre and 

northern part. No. 9 has modern shop front in early C19 Dorice 

surround with fluted pilaster. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407479 Early C18 or earlier. 3-storeys. Brick with plain string at 1st floor 

and moulded string at 2nd floor levels. Moulded and coved wood 

cornice. Modern tiled roof. 4 segmental-headed sash windows with 

moulded architrave frames to upper floors; glazing bars to 1st floor 

windows only; rubbled brick voussoirs. Wrought iron balconettes to 

first floor windows. Fine early C19 shop front on ground floor of 

symmetrical design with central window of "Gothic" glazing patter in 

uppermost tier, flanked by doors each with rectangular fanlights of 

"Gothic" pattern. The southern door is house door of 6-panels with 

rosette ornamenet to panel mouldings. The northern (shop) door is 

glazed. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407478 Late C18. 3-storeys. Brick. Hipped modern tile roof. 2 sash 

windows to upper floors; 4 panes wide with painted stucco voussoirs; 

glazing bars intact. Similar windows on ground floor (formerly, C19 

shop windows to east) with 6-panel moulded door in centre. Door in 

reveals behind doorcase with Doric pilasters and small modern 

entablature. The return fron to Abbey Water has 3 window bays; 

southernmost bay is a modern extension of identical design to the 

rest. (Formerly, at right hand corner, a 6-panel door with doorcase). 

LB2 04/12/1972 407477 Early C19. 3-storeys with lower elevation than NO. 3 but with 1st 

floor windows and lower part of 2nd floor windows at a similar level. 

Colourwashed brick. Modern hipped tile roof. 2 sash windows to 

upper floors (no glazing bars). Plain C19 shop front on ground floor. 




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Old House At Home 

62 Love Lane 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DE 


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Hampshire 

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LB2 04/12/1972 407476 Early C19. 3-storeys, with slightly lower elevation than No. 2. Slate 

roof with lower ridge line; flat bracketed eaves. Red brick. One sash 

window with glazing bars and rubbed brick voussoirs on 2nd floor. 

On 1st floor, one French casement with narrow side glazing pattern; 

rubbed brick voussoirs. Original contemporary shop front and 

glazed door (to east) with rectangular fanlight over of interlacing 

curved glazing pattern. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407475 Early C19. 3-storeys. Brick painted over (formerly, yellow stock 

brick). Toothed brick cornice. Old tile roof. 2 square sash windows 

with glazing bars on 2nd floor. 2 segmental-headed sash windows 

with glazing bars on 1st floor. Formerly an early to mid C19 shop 

front on ground floor; now only pilasters and cornice remain, flanking 

a modern plate-glass shop window with plain fascia over. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407421 C18. 2-storeys. Formerly, chequer brick with upper parts of gable 

ends timber-frame now all covered and stuccoed. Thatch roof. 2 3light 

leaded casement windows on 1st floor. 2 3-light metal 

casements on ground floor in segmental recessed arches, each 

formerly with a wide single hinged shutter. Plain wooden doors at 

corners; applied vertical strips of moulding. C19 extension with slate 

roof at north-east end. Higher frontage. 2-storeys. 2 bays. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407420 C18. 2-store (attic storey has been removed). colourwashed 

stucco. Moulded and bracketed cornice. Hipped old tile roof. 2, 2light 

casement windows on 1st floor. 2 sash windows with flush 

boxes on ground floor (left hand window 3-papnes wide, right hand 

window 4-panes wide). 6-panel central door (top 2 panels cut away 

and glazed) in early C19 doorcase of panelled pilasters, plain frieze 

with diamond ornament over pilasters, and thin flat board hood on 

bed mould with small curved brackets. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407419 Early mid C19. 2-storeys. Slate gabled roof. Small flat eaves. Red 

brick. One window bay each except for No. 4 which has more. 4 

sash windows in painted reveals on upper floor; 4 panes wide; 

rubbed brick voussoirs. Similar windows on ground floor except for 

No. 4which has small plate-glass shop windows with panelled 

pilasters and plain fascia with shaped ends with small flat hood over. 

Semi-circular headed doorways; doors in brick reveals. 6-panel 

doors with 4 moulded panels (No. 4 has upper part glazed). Blocked 

semi-circular tympana over except for No.4 which has glazed semicirculalr 

fanlight. No. 4 has carried-door to south in wide segmental 

arch. 2 modern casement windows over (one of 2-lights, and one of 

one-light). 





ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DF 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BY 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DA 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DA 

LB2 28/08/1951 407418 C16 to C17. Altered early C19. Now only No. 23 remains with a 

C19 addition (No. 25) at north end. No. 23: one-storey. Timberframed; 

colourwashed stucco. Old tile roof carried down from ridge 

line to head of high shop front. Large early C19 shop window (9 

panes wid eand 4 panes high) and glazed shop door to right hand 

with rectangular fanlight of 3 panes over. South side of No. 23 open 

and covered roughly by panels of corrugated zinc. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407416 C18. Brick, colourwashed on south side. 2-storeys. Modern pantile 

gabled roof; projecting chimney at western end. Parapet. 3 bays. 

On 1st floor, 2 windows and blocked centre opening; 2 windows on 

ground floor. Sash windows in reveals with keystone over; no 

glazing bars. Central door with 8 fielded panels in reveals behind 

doorway with frame. Doorcase with Doric pilasters, frieze and 

moulded flat hood on shaped brackets over. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407415 The house is set back from road behind a screen of 2 pairs of square 

brick piers with stone caps connected by a low brick wall with stone 

coping, recessed in segmental shape in centre between the groups 

of piers, carrying contemporary cast iron rails supported under 

bottom rail by iroin balls under standards carryhing urn finials. The 

centre of the screen has cast iron gates, with cast iron panel 

supports of interlacing circle patter, with a 4 centred curved 

overthrow carrying Campholder. Some later extensions at back. 

Large garden with fine trees. Possibly desigined by Henry Holland 

Architect of Broadlands. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407414 Late C18. 2-storeys. White brick on Portland stone plinth. Moulded 

stone cornice and plain brick parapet with stone coping. Slate roof. 

2 segmental-headed windows on 1st floor, flanking central semicircular 

- headed window with stone springers and keystone. 2 

semi-circular headed windows on round floor. All windows 4-panes 

wide, and with stone cills. 6panel central door, with radiating and 

wreathed fanlight, in arched panelled reveal, under deep Roman 

Dorice portico of stone columns and pilasters on wall face carrying 

entablature crowned with an open moulded pediment, panelled in 

soffit of wood. The portico stands on a stone landing approached by 

6 moulded stone steps. 




ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

Wykeham House 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BX 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BX 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BX 

Berties 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BX 

LB2 28/08/1951 407362 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Altered. Brick with projecting stucco 

plinth. Moulded brick string at 1st floor level. Stucco quoins at 1st 

floor elvel. 1st floor windows have stucco bonding sides, and sills. 

Coved brick eaves cornice. Old tile hipped roof; tiling partly 

renewed. 3 dormers of C19 date. 5 windows on 1st floor, teh centre 

window flanked by stucco pilasters. Sash windows in reveals; 

glazing bars intact. 4 sash windiows on ground floor with architrave 

frames; painted stucco voussoirs. 6-panel central door in deep 

panelled reveal with painted stone dorice doorcase of 3/4 engaged 

columns with brocken entablature, fluted frieze, moulded cornice, 

moulded and dentilled open pediment. Pointed arched fanlight with 

interlacing glazing pattern in typmanum. 5 stone steps to door. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407361 C18. 3-storeys. 3 window bays; one bay deep. Tiled hipped roof. 

Red brick. Moulded cornice and parapet. On 2nd floor, 3 square 

sashes with architrave frames and rubbed brick voussoirs. 3 taller 

windows on 1st floor, centre one semi--circular headed. Windows 

with architrave frames; glazing bars missing; rubbed brick voussoirs. 

On ground floro to west, a modern contemporary style bow window. 

To east, contemporary style shop windows with glazing bars and 

central door; plain fascia and modern window blind cover over both 

windows and door. Early C19 2-storey addition to east of this of 

vestibule and doorway. 6 panelled door in panelled reveals with 

impost moulding and semi-circular fnalight over; fluted Dorice 

pilasters flanking doorway to east side; moulded cornice over.(now 

demolished) 

LB2 04/12/1972 407360 C18 or earlier; building of timber-framed construction with square 

panels of timber-framing visible in east gable end. 2-storeys and 

attic. Modern tile gabled roof. Front plastered, colourwashed. 4 

modern sash windows above with glazing bars. 2 modern plateglass 

shp fronts on ground floor with sloping fascias over. One small 

attic window in west wall in western gable end. Small timber-framed 

2-store north-south wing behind. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407359 Late C18. 2-storeys; much lower elevation than No. 78; lower ridge 

line. Slate roof. Painted brick. 3 windows on 1st floor, the central 

window semi-circular headed with radiating glazing patter. One C19 

angular bay window to west on ground floor. Central door (latered) 

with panelled reveals, plain pilasters and moulded entablature, and 

3-light window (glazing altered) to east. Painted brick north-south 

wings in 2 parallel raoes extending northwards along east side of 

yard. 2-storeys. 3 windows. 




ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

76 The Hundred and railings at 

No 76 The Hundred 

Romsey 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BX 

56 - 58 The Hundred 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BX 

LB2 04/12/1972 407356 Early C19. 2-storey and attic; much lower elevation than Nos. 70, 72 

and 74. Modern tile roof; moulded eaves cornice. One dormer 

casement. Stucco with incised lines. 2 sash windows in shallow 

reveals on 1st floor; glazing bars intact; window blind covers. One 

window on ground floor. Door to east with doorcase of 3/4 engaged 

fluted columns with small moulded capitals terminating in conical 

ends. Moulded frieze and cornice with delicate pairs of cut brackets, 

broken forward over columns. 4 steps with contemporary cast iron 

rails, diamond and circle pattern with handrails terminating in scrolls. 

Cast iron railings extending across front from western handrail 

flanking steps as far west at No. 74; slender square standards with 

urn finials 

LB2 04/12/1972 407355 Early to mid C19 front. 3-storeys. Slate roof. Upper floor 

colourwashed brick. Band below 1st floor sill level. Vermiculated 

quoins. 6 windiows including one narrower window at eitiher end. 

Sash windows in reveals; no glazing bars; painted stucco voussoirs 

with vermiculated keystones above. On ground floor at either end 

round-headed doorway with moulded stucco architraves; doors in 

reveals with semi-circular fanlights. Modern door to No. 70; panelled 

door to No. 74 with upper part glazed. No. 70 has one window to 

east of door similar to those above; No. 74 has to west a modern 

bow window with glazing bars in reveals within original opening; 

stuccoed voussoir with keystone over. No. 72 has large shop 

window and doorway flanked by pilasters with modern fascia and 

original moulded cornice over. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407354 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Brick with toothed eaves. Old tile roof, 

with tiling partly renewed; hip at west end. 4 dormer casements; 2 

now boarded up. Brickwork renewed in No. 54. 5 windows and one 

boarded up window on 1st floor; sash windows; new windows in No. 

54; 5 easternmost windows and window opening have rectangular 

vitreous brick panels below. Ground floors have been altered and 

renovated; 3 modern shop fronts, those in Nos. 56 and 58 moder, 

plate-glass with common fascias. 



ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

Tudor House 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BX 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BW 

LB2 28/08/1951 407261 C16 altered C18. 2 storeys. West front - early C18 of chequer brick 

on projecting plinth, with raised brick quoins and moulded brick string 

at 1st floor level. Moulded wood eaves cornice. Slate roof. 3 

windows (formerly 5) on 1st floor; 3 or 4 panes wide; architrave 

frames. On ground floor, 3 sash windows, 4 panes wide, in slightly 

different positions. 6-panel (flush type) door in panelled reveals with 

rectangular fanlight over. Doorcase of Dorice pilasters, broken 

entablature and moulded open pediment with radiating arhce fanlight 

in tympanum. The door is near right hand of front. At right hand 

side is a 2-storey angular bay window with cornice carried round at 

head. The north end is timber-framed with brick infilling at an obtuse 

angle to west front, part terminating in 3 small gables and part 

proejcting with 2 small gables and with 2 smal casements at upper 

level. East front has recessed centre and2 projecting wings with 

fronages of C18 date. Irregular windows and door. Large semicircular 

early C1`9 bay window to left hand on ground floor. large 

garden on east side and small garden on west side. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407260 Early to mid C19. Single roof span. Hipped slate roof. Overhanging 

flat braacketed eaves. 3-storeys. No. 18: 3 windows. 

Colourwashed brick. 3 tall sash windows in reveals 3 panes wide; 

painted brick voussoirs. On ground floor, modern plate-glass shop 

front; modern fascia superimposed on original fascia which is still 

visible at east end over door; original cornice. At east end, original 

house door iwth 6m oulded and fielded panels in panelled reveals 

with rectangular fanlight with rectangular tracer over. Doorway with 

pilasaters; original cornice and fascia to shop front extends over 

most of this. No 20A comprises ground floro shop to east of No. 18: 

No. 20 coomprises floors above this and shipo and upper floors to 

east again. Upper floors of colourwashed stucco. No. 20A and 

floors above have one window bay on upper floors flanked by 

grooved and moulded pilasters with horizontal fluted bands. 2 

narrow bays to east with similar pilaster at eastermost end. Sash 

windows in reveals; no glazing bars. Westermost window on 1st 

floor has fluted architrave frame with paterae in corners; moulded 

cornice over with fluted bank extending across whole ofo bay and 

joining horizontal bands in pilasters. No.20A has early C20 plateglass 

shop front extending across whole of front. 


ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BW 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BZ 

LB2 04/12/1972 407259 Early to mid C19. 3-storeys. Red tiled gabled roof with flanking 

stacks. Red brick front. Brick eaves cornice. 3 windows. On upper 

floors, sash windows 3 panes wide in shallow brick reveals; rubbed 

brick voussoirs. On ground floor roof of original C19 bank or shop 

front extends over wide C20 plate-glass shop window which 

occupied the whole width of the front (plate-glass doors at east end). 

At either end, late C19 rustictead pilasters with alternate bands of 

vermiculation; cable course over; frieze with small quarefoil with 

foliated carving inset within; moulded cornice. At west end, frieze 

and cornice return behind and westwards over blind semi-circular 

rusticated arch with impost moulding and mask keystone; foliated 

carving in frieze with inscription "Bank". 

LB2 04/12/1972 407258 Early to mid C19. 2-storeys and cellar. Slate roof with wide hips. 3 

tall brick stacks in front (and 3 behind). Main north-west front of red 

brick. One window bay to each house except to No. 113 whic has 2; 

windows in vertical alignment. Sash windows in shallow reveals; 

glazing bars intact; rubbed brick voussoirs. Flights of 4 steps (most 

of them flanked by iron handrail) lead to semi-circular headed 

doorways with rubbed brick voussoirs. Doors with plain semi-circular 

fanlight over; doors with 4 flush panels except for No.113 which has 

6 panels, 4 of them moulded and fielded. South-west side wall is 

slate-hung. One tall semi-circular headed staircase window in 

centre; sash with radiating glazing pattern in shallow reveals; rubbed 

brick voussoirs. Similarly shaped but smaller openings above on 

either side; blocked tympana with 2-light casement windows below. 

North-east side wall has modern casement windows; painted brick. 

Back of house also slate-hung. 


ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

Romsey Police Station and Police 

house adjoining to south-west 

No 111 The Hundred 

Romsey 

Sawyers Cottage 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BZ 

LB2 04/12/1972 407257 Mid C19. No.111 projects forward from rest of building. 1-storey. 

Hipped slate roof. Some knapped flint; pilasters of red brick at end 

and in centre. One 3-light casement window at west end in double 

chamfered jamb with rubbed brick voussoir over. Flat-arched 

doorway with similar frame; wooded boarded door in architrave 

frame with small rectangular fanlight over (lattice glazing). Recessed 

behind this and to the north-east, main part of building: one bay of 

one-storey with one 2-light casement window. Then central 2-storey 

wing running north-west-south-east with parapeted gable end facing 

street;e brick tumbling and brick coping to parapet. Slate roof; 6 

brick rectangular stacks with chamfered edges on central square 

brick plinth. 2 windows; 3-light casements with lattice work panes; 

double brick jambs with chamfered edges; rubbed brick voussoirs 

and brick dressings; hood moulds over. Painted stucco sills; brick 

band at sill level. Similar window to west end on ground floor. Stone 

plaque in attic with corbels below it. 4 centred arched doorway; door 

with vertical strip panelling; door in deep recession with double 

jambs with chamfered edges; rubbed brick voussoirs and brick 

dressings. 1-storey extension to east in slight recession: hipped 

slate roof. One window and one flat arched dodor, both in frames 

similar to those in the main part of the building. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407256 No. 93: late C18. 2-storeys. Old tile steeply pitched roof. Stuccoed 

front. West side weather-boarded. Dentilled eaves cornice. 2 

window bays and one door. 2 tall sash windows on upper floor with 

architrave frames; no glazing bars. One smaller similar sash window 

on ground floor. Door with upper part glazed; door in moulded 

architrave frame. No 95: C18 or possibly earlier; possibly timberframed. 

2-storeys and attic. Much lower elevation than No. 93. Old 

tiled roof. 2 flat roofed dormers with 2-light casement windows. 

Stuccoed front. ON upper floor, 3 2-light casement windows with 

architrave frames. On ground floor, 2 sliding sashes. Central 

doorway. 6 panelled door with upper 4 paneles cut away and 

glazed; doorin shallow reveals; doorway with architrave frame with 

flat hood on shaped brackets over. 


ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BZ 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GE 

LB2 04/12/1972 407255 Early C19. 2-storeys or 2-storeys and attic. Nos. 75, 77 and 79 only 

under same roof span. No. 71: 2-storeys. Slate roof. North side: 

colourwashed brick; west side, stuccoed. One bay. Above, one flatheaded 

sash window inr eveals in segmental arch; no glazing bars; 

horns; shutters with advertisements paintedonthem. On ground 

floor, plate-glass shop front with central doorway flanked by fluted 

pilasters (possibly early C20) with fascia over. No. 73: 2-storeys and 

attic. Painted brick eaves cornice. Lower front than No. 71 and 

higiher more steeply pitched roof. Slate roof. One flat roofed dormer 

with 2-light casment window. Painted brick front. 2 bays. 2 sash 

windows above (4 panes wide) each with architrave frames. On 

ground floor to east early C19 shop window (6 panes wide) in 

moudled architrave frame; moulded cornice and thin hood over 

(originally flat, now sloping). Door to west of this with 4 fielded 

panels; door in reveals behind doorway with fluted architrave frame 

and angle paterae in corners; frieze and flat hood over. Wooden 

boarded door at extreme west end with small glazed panel in upper 

part; flat headed doorway; all in segmental arch. Nos 75, 77 and 79. 

2 storeys. Slate roof. Elevation of similar height to No. 73 but with 

slightly lower roof. Sash windows with architrave frames. No 

glazing bars; lower windows in very slightly segmental arches. 

Doorways of Nos. 77 and 79 coupled together. all doors with 3 

panels including 2 moulded and fielded panels above; doors in 

reveals. Doorways with fluted architrave frames with angle paterae 

in corners; small plain friezes and flat hoods over. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407254 Late C18. 2-storeys (attic storey has been removed). Red brick. 

Modern tile roof. 5 windows on 1st floor. 3 windows on ground floor. 

Sash windows with architrave frames; glazing bars intact; lower 

windows set in segmental arches. 3 6-panel doors with architrave 

surrounds, plain frieze and flat hoods on thin cut brackets. 


ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

63-65 Cherville Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8FB 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BW 

LB2 06/06/1972 406903 Late C18 and earlier. 2-storeys. Roof, predominantly of old tile. 

Dentil eaves cornice. Painted brick. West front comprises Nos. 63 

and 65; north front comprises No.s 65 and 67. West front: 3 windows 

above. 2 m odern light casements to No. 63; 4 pane sash window 

with architrave frame to No 65. Similar 4 pane sash windows on 

ground floor at eitiher end flanking central common doorway. 2 

doorways in same segmental arch; doors with architrave frames. 6 

flush panelled doo to No. 63 (top 2 panels cut away and glazed). 

Door to No. 65 with upper 4 panels glazed. Stuccoed plinth. North 

side of No. 65 has brick band above ground floor windows. On 1st 

floor, 4 pane wide sash windows with architrave frame at west end 

with similar segmental headed window below it. 3 panes wide sash 

window with architrave frame on 1st floor to east; sash window 

below without glazing bars. No. 67 (adjoining No. 65 to the east) has 

2 22-light casement windows 2-light casement window below in 

segmental arch. Wooden boarded door with upper part glazed with 

side ligihts, all in segmental arch; wooden porch with gable roof in 

front at door only; one-storey lean-to extension to north-east end, 

containing one small window and to left of it a wooden boarded door 

with thin flat hood on this shaped brackets over. 






















ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

20A The Hundred 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BW 





















ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

Romsey Railway Station 

Station Road 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DT 

LB2 15/12/2004 491989 Stationmaster's house with attached ticket office, subway and 

waiting room. Romsey Station opened on 9th March 1847 and the 

eastern part of the stationmaster's house with waiting rooms dates 

from this time. The Stationmaster's house was extended to the west 

in matching style probably in the 1860s and the waiting room on the 

opposite platform was probably built by this time. Circa 1887 The 

Booking Hall was added further east, the platforms were extended 

and a subway was built. Classical style. EXTERIOR: 

Stationmaster's House is of stock brick in Flemish bond with hipped 

roof with overhanging eaves and three brick chimneystacks, two of 

which had arches, one later filled-in. Because of the raised platform 

the building is of two storeys to the platform side and three storeys to 

the rear. On the platform side the original part has two multipane 

sashes to the first floor, one to the ground floor and entrance. The 

1860s extension has three sashes with vertical glazing bars only, 

similar on the ground floor and two entrances. There is an attached 

verandah with wooden fretted canopy supported on cast iron 

columns. The single storey ticket office is also of stock brick (painted 

to the rear) and has gabled slate roof with red brick chimneystack 

and cambered sashes with horns. The wooden canopy stretches 

around three sides of the building, supported on cast iron columns to 

the platform sides and on large cast iron brackets to the other two 

sides. The rear elevation of the stationmaster's house has tripartite 

cambererd sashes to the 1840s part, one second floor window 

modified in the late c20. The ground floor has a cambered opening 

and flight of stone steps set sideways to a provate entrance. The 

1860s extension has a cambered sash with verticals only and the left 

side elevation has three similar windows to the upper floors but the 

ground floor has round-headed arcading. Attached to the west end is 

a wooden platform extension of the 1880s CONTINUED IN 

WORD........... 

ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

64 Banning Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GU 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BU 

LB2 05/04/2004 491398 House, at one time a public house. Early C18 building of two ranges 

with C19 function room built on to south and some refenestration.EXTERIOR: 

Main part of the building is brick, now 

painted. The front range has a hipped roof with brick chimmneystack 

rising out of the left hip. It is two storeys and has three windows, the 

central blank, the others C19 6-pane sashes. The ground floor has 

two cambered Yorkshire-type sliding casements and central 

cambered doorcase with C20 door. Attached to the south gable is a 

tall C19 function room with hipped roof, paired large sash window 

with vertical glazing bars and horns and tall blocked cambered 

doorcase.To the rear of the main front range is a further range with 

gabled tiled roof with brick chimnerstack rising out of the rear slope, 

C19 cambered casements and a rear outshut with slate 

roof.INTERIOR: Ground floor has front room with C18 wooden fire 

surround with panelling, vertical pine boards and it retains fixed bar 

benches on two walls. This room is divided from the adjacent 

function room area by lightweight tongue and groove pine 

pannelling, probably of late C19 date. The ground floor also retains 

some early C18 fielded two-panelled doors with L/H hinges and late 

C18 and C19 matchboard panelling. The rear extension to the main 

house was originally a stable and retains the original hay manager. 

The cellar is of early to mid C18 date with a single arched wall niche 

for holding a lamp or candle. Some of the floor joists are reused from 

the earlier structure and show traces of smoke-blackening. The first 

floor has simple tow panel early C18 doors in at least two rooms. 

The arear range retains much of the original C18 roof structure, the 

principal rafter assembly at the bay divisions having triangular plates 

within which the ridge boards are situated. The front range roof was 

mainly replaced by Strong and Co Brewery before the building 

became a private house. See word document for 

history description. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407086 Late C18 - early C19. 3 storeys. Red brick. Brick dentil eaves 

cornice. On 1st floor 3 sash windows in shallow brick reveals; rubbed 

brick voussoirs; glazing bars intact. On ground floor, central shop 

windows flanking central doorway with fanlight over; modern fascia 

superimposed over original one which extends across whole of front 

as far as house door at northern end. Door with 6 panels, some 

moulded, in reveals, with rectangular fanlight with rectangular 

glazing pattern over. Plain wooden door at south end. 


ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

Mill Gate House 

Mill Lane 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EU 

Portersbridge House 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DJ 

The Old Volunteer 

47 Mill Lane 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EW 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HH 

LB2 04/12/1972 406966 Late C18 and later. Main front. comprising Cherville House, faces 

east. 2-storeys. Hipped old tile roof. Red brick with some vitreous 

brick headers. Brick eaves cornice. On 1st floor, in centre and to 

right of centre, 2 sash windows (one rather narrow window in 

centre), both in brick reveals and without glazing. On ground floor in 

centre, on low podium, C19 porch of 2 doric columns with end 

pilasters and with embalature over. Central flight of steps leading up 

to doorway. Door with 8 fielded panels (top 2 glazed). To right of 

porch, one sash window in a very slightly segmental arch, flanked by 

louvred shutters; window with box frame and no glazing bars. On 1st 

floor, on north side, facing Mill Lane, 2 sash windows (one rather 

narrow one) both in brick reveals and with stuccoed voussoirs with 

central keystone over; no glazing bars. On ground floor, in Cherville 

Cottage, one sash window with wooden shutters. To left hand, flat 

arched doorway leading to vestibule with door in west wall. To right 

hand, doorway with small flat hood on shaped brackets over. Modern 

extension of 2-storeys, one bay at western end. 

LB2 16/10/1989 408117 House. Early-mid C19 (C.1830). Slate hung (probably with cornish 

delabole slate); slate roof with tile ridges; brick stack. 2 storeys with 

basement; 2 bays with paralell rear range. Rendered plinth having 

basement window on left. On right, steps up to 2 panel door below 

overlight with geometric glazing bars in wooden architrave with 

bracketed canopy. 16 pane sash on left; two 9 pane sashes over; all 

in wooden surrounds. Oversailing eaves to roof which is hipped over 

each range and has broad stock set transversely in valley. Left 

return: A 9 pane sash to ground floor of front range; a 16 pane sash 

to each floor of rear range. Interior not inspected. 

LB2 04/12/1972 408116 Cottage. Late C16, encased late C18, extensions early C20. 

Timber framed with brick encasing and plain tile roof. Along road; 

two bay single storey timber framed building with evidence for a 

central smoke bay, and stacks and laer extensions at rear. Two 3 

light casements on front elevation, porch on left side, timber framing 

exposed to gable ends. Inside, much timber framing survives 

including queen post roof, dovetailed tie beams and pegged rafters. 

In the C19 the building was used as a hopstore before returning to 

domestic use earlier this century. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407717 C17 to C18. 2 storeys. Pebbled Dashed fronts. No 131 has 

modren tile roof in front and old tile roof behind. Remainder thatch. 

Irregular casement windows and plain wooden boarded doors. No 

133 has plain modern door. One upper window of no 135 is C18 

leaded, remainder C19. No 135 has projecting porch with tile roof. 

Picturesque. 




ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

Middle Bridge 

Mainstone 

Romsey 

Hampshire 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8NB 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BX 

Broadwater House 

Broadwater Road 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GT 

LB1 28/08/1951 139431 Dated 1788. Mylne architect. Rebuilt and widened in 1931, under W 

Taylor, County Surveyor, exactly on Mylne's design. (Robert Mylne - 

the most famous of a family of bridge designers). A graceful single 

segmental arch, with slightly projecting abutments on each bank, 

with a plain circular panel in each abutment. Plain raised string with 

small bedmould at road level. Plain solid parapet end coping, the 

latter moulded on outer face, each side of bridge. The parapet 

curved outwards for some distance at each end. The bridge 

replaces an older construction, and is in character with the 

architecture of Broadlands of which there is a good view from the 

bridge itself. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407483 Early C18. Altered. 3 storeys and attic. Painted brick with moulded 

brick cornice. Attic parapet with moulded capping and 2 small 

blocked window openings. 2 sash windows to upper floors with 

architrave frames. No glazing bars on 1st floor. C20 plate glass 

shop front replacing C19 shop windows with arched lights and 

central door. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407358 Early C19. 2 storeys. Painted brick. Flat eaves cornice and slate 

roof. 2 windows on 1st floor has "gothic" glazing pattern. Early C19 

shop front on ground floor has been skilfully replaced in the east by 

small canted oriel bay window. (sash windows with glazing bars in 

each light). In centre, flight of 3 steps flanked by handrail with urn 

finials leading up to door of georgian type with 6 fielded panels; 

rectangular fanlight with rectangular tracery over; panelled reveals. 

Doorcase with panelled pilaster; flat hood over on shaped brackets. 

One sash window in reveals to west. 

LB2S 28/08/1951 406762 C18. 3 storeys. Red brick with central bay projecting 4 1/2 ins and 

crowned with pediment. Moulded wood cornice and hipped old tile 

roof. The south-east wall is tile hung. 5 windows to upper floors; 

sash windows in shallow reveals; all glazing bars intact; rubbed brick 

voussoir. The central first floor window is semi circular heaeded with 

rubbed brick voussoir and stone springers and keystone; radiating 

glazing pattern. 4 windows on the ground floor. 6 panelled central 

door with 4 fielded panels and top 2 panels cut away and glazed. 

Door in deep panelled recess with architrave surround, and carved 

console brackets supporting a shallow molded and dentilled cornice 

and pediment. One moulded stone step to door. Low iron railings 

with spear shaped heads; end uprights and some at intervals with 

urn finials. Small gate in centre with ironwork of similar design. 




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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GW 

3 Bell Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GY 

The Bishop Blaize 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8AA 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8AA 

LB2 04/12/1972 406691 Early C19. 3 storeys. Elevation of a height similar to No 10 but with 

separate slate roof and flanking chimneys. Dentil cornice. Painted 

brick. 3 window bays. On 2nd floor, 3 square sashes with architrave 

frames and glazing bars. On 1st floor, flat headed sash windows in 

segmental arches; glazing bars missing. C19 shop front on ground 

floor; 2 windows, each of 3 lights, with innermost light on either side 

canted in towards central doorway. Lights with shallow epticical 

heads; original glazed door with similarly shaped fanlight over. 

Fascia with fine dentilled cornice above with small moulded hood on 

small shaped brackets over; modern stall-riser. Doorway at northern 

end flanked by fluted pilasters; moulded panel flanked by foliated 

brackets with small moulded flat hood over. 3 panelled door in 

reveals behind; upper 2 panel glazed. 

LB2 28/08/1951 139446 Early C19. 3 storeys. Red brick carried up to parapet with stone 

capping. 2 windows to upper floors; sash windows in shallow brick 

reveals; flat arches; rubbed brick voussoirs; glazing bars intact. 

Original central shop window and stable type door to right hand on 

ground floor and 6 panel house door to south-east. Each door in 

panelled reveal, with rectangular fanlight in doorcase of panelled 

pilasters and plains frieze and moulded cornice across doors and 

window. Advertisement on front. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407928 C18. 2 storeys and attic. Tile gabled roof. 2 hipped dormers with 2light 

casement windows. Painted brick. 3 2-light casement windows 

with architrave frames on 1st floor. C19 or later ground floor 

projection with slate roof; 2 3-light sash windows. Central glazed 

door; architrave frame; fanlight over. Taller single storey extension 

built on at east end; slate gabled roof. Modern extension at west 

end. Plaque on house says building was erected in 1708. 

LB2 01/02/1996 454411 Public house, now house. Early with later C19 alterations. Painted 

brick. Welsh slate roof with hipped and gabled ends. Red brick axial 

stack at centre. PLAN: Long range with entrances to left and right of 

centre; carriageway through right-hand (NE) end of building. 

EXTERIOR: 2 storeys. Asymmetrical 3-window south east front. 

First floor three 16-pane sashes. Ground floor has three late C19 

earlay C20 4-pane sashes and two early C19 pilastered doorcases 

with small canopies on console brackets. Large carriageway on right 

with segmental arch. Rear not seen. INTERIOR: Ground floor 

altered. First floor has some original joinery including panelled doors 

and at least one simple chimneypiece with its iron grate. NOTE: It is 

depicted on the c1870 ).S. map as the Crown Inn, it may well have 

been built originally as 3 cottages. 




ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8JB 

11 Station Road 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DP 

Park House 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GF 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HH 

LB2 28/08/1951 407927 C18. 2 parallel ranges; lower range behind. 2-storeys. Red brick. 

Colourwashed brick string at 1st floor level, one course 

colourwashed brick string at 1st floor sill level. Plain eaves and 

Mansard old tile roof. 3 windows on 1st floor. The outer are 

Palladian, and the central a single sash window with semi-circular 

head. 2 Palladian, and the central a single sash window with semicircular 

head. 2 Palladian windows on ground floor. Central 6-panel 

door with top 2 panels cut away and glazed; door in plain frame with 

doorcase of Dolric pilasters, triglyph frieze and moulded cornice. All 

windows shave deep red rubbed voussoirs and keystones. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407924 late C18 to early to mid C19. 2-storeys. slate roof with hip at west 

endp; flat eaves. Red brick. 5 windows (No. 11 and No. 15 each 

have 2). Sash windows 4 panes wide with architrave frames, lower 

ones in slightly segmental arches. Nos. 11 and 15 have wooden 

boraded doors in slightly segmental arches (door to No. 11 covers a 

passageway through house). No. 13 has a 6 flush panelled door 

(with top 4 panels cut away and glazed); door in reveals; door with 

narrow pilasers with flat hoood on shaped brackets over. Timber- 

framing visible in est wall. Once a Public House. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407820 The house is set back slightly from the road and has flanking square 

corner piers, wtih plain copings, on pavement edge. To the north, 

and flanked by another similar stuccoed pier at its northern end, 

wooden boarded gate intersected by wooden pilasters. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407718 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Pebble-dashed walls. Old tile roof. 2 

hipped dormers. 4, 2-light casement windows on 1st floor. 3 sash 

windows without glazing bars and 2 plain doors on ground floor. 

Passage to right hand. 




ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

Willows 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HH 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EP 

LB2 04/12/1972 407720 All originally one dwelling. No. 179 is C18; barn to north is timberframed 

and C17 or earlier; No. 177 is later. No. 177: 2-storeys and 

attic. Slate gabled roof; overhanging eaves. Colourwashed brick. 2 

square sash windows in attic with tiled gabled over. 3 sash windows 

(3 panes wide) in reveals on 1st floor. 2 sash windows on round 

floor. Central porch with tiled gabled roof on posts. Panelled door 

behind with top panels cut away and glazed; architrave frame. No. 

179: C18. Old tile gabled roof; flanking chimneys. 2-storeys and 

attic. 2 hipped dormers; casements. Red brick fornt, possibly once 

painted. Dentil eaves cornice. On 1st and ground floors, 2 2-light 

casement windows with glazing bars (modern); brick voussoirs. 

Central doorway with flat hood on brackets over door with 6 flush 

panels. A single storey addition (with one window, and one 6 fielded 

panelled door, and with a very steeply pitched roof over) connects 

the main part of the house with the barn to the north. Barn now 

converted into a dwelling. Timber-framing visible in south-east side, 

facing Middlebridge; square panels of timber-framing and long 

diagonal braces. in south-west side,facing river, modern brick below, 

and weatherboarding above in gable end. 























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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EP 


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Hampshire 

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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EP 


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Hampshire 

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ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EP 

Cherville House 

Church Road 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EY 






















LB2 04/12/1972 406966 Late C18 and later. Main front. comprising Cherville House, faces 

east. 2-storeys. Hipped old tile roof. Red brick with some vitreous 

brick headers. Brick eaves cornice. On 1st floor, in centre and to 

right of centre, 2 sash windows (one rather narrow window in 

centre), both in brick reveals and without glazing. On ground floor in 

centre, on low podium, C19 porch of 2 doric columns with end 

pilasters and with embalature over. Central flight of steps leading up 

to doorway. Door with 8 fielded panels (top 2 glazed). To right of 

porch, one sash window in a very slightly segmental arch, flanked by 

louvred shutters; window with box frame and no glazing bars. On 1st 

floor, on north side, facing Mill Lane, 2 sash windows (one rather 

narrow one) both in brick reveals and with stuccoed voussoirs with 

central keystone over; no glazing bars. On ground floor, in Cherville 

Cottage, one sash window with wooden shutters. To left hand, flat 

arched doorway leading to vestibule with door in west wall. To right 

hand, doorway with small flat hood on shaped brackets over. Modern 

extension of 2-storeys, one bay at western end. 


ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BT 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DP 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DP 

LB2 04/12/1972 406968 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Single roof span, higher than Nos. 29 and 

31. Tile roof with large hip to north. 3 hipped dormers (2 to No. 33A, 

both with 2 ligiht casements). Nos. 33 and 33A colourwashed brick, 

with toothed eaves cornice. No. 35 of red brick with soome vitreous 

glazed headers. No 33: 2 sash windows in reveals; no glazing bars. 

2 small palate-glass shop fronts on round floor canted in twoards 

central doorways; large fascia over. House door at north end of 4 

flush panels (upper 2 cut away and glazed) with stuccoed lintel over. 

No. 35 has double sash window on 1st floor with architrave frame; 

each 3 panes wide. Wide plante-glass shop window on west front 

with large fascia over; doorway on corner. North side facing 

Portersbridge Street has one small shop window of similar type. 

One sash window on upper floor. Single storey extension to east 

with 3 light window in segmental arch. 








narrow pilasers with flat hoood on shaped brackets over. Timber- 

framing visible in est wall. Once a Public House. 








narrow pilasers with flat hoood on shaped brackets over. Timberframing 

visible in est wall. Once a Public House. 



ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BU 



Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EZ 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DJ 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DJ 

LB2 04/12/1972 407087 Late C18 - early C19. Originally one house. sligihtly lower elevation 

than No. 26 and in recession. Hipped slate roof. Red brick. 3storeys. 

Wide front; 3 bays only. Sash windows, 4 panes wide, in 

brick reveals; rubbed brick voussoirs. Ground floor of No. 28 

stuccoed; plate glass shop window with fascia over; door to wotuh of 

this. In 2 northermost bays, 2 sash windows of similar style of those 

above; flanking house door of 6 flush panels. (2 central panels of 

door cut away and glazed). Rectangular fanlight with 3 divisions 

over door; flush panelled reveals. Doorcase with fluted Doric 

pilasters with frieze with raised diamond panels in centre and at ends 

which break forward over pilasters; small flat hood with modillions 

over. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407217 Late C18. Block of houses. 2-storeys. Brick with dentil eaves 

cornice. Old tile roof. No. 7 - 2 windows and door at left hand with 

vitreous panel over. No. 9, one window and door at left hand with 

similar panel over. No. 11, 2 windows on 1st floor, one window on 

ground floor and door to left hand. Modern casement windows, 2light 

in 4 sections with frames; lower windows in segmental arches. 

Each door has 6 panels, Nos. 7 and 11 with 8 fielded panels, top 2 

cut away and glazed; No. 9 with 6 flush panels. Door in moulded 

frames with open moulded pedimented hoods on cut scroll brackets. 

No. 11 has reeded architrave to door with square paterae in corners. 

Nos. 7 and 9 which appear to be slightly earlier in date, have a 

vitreous brick band at 1st floor level. 








good effect. 








good effect. 




ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HL 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HL 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HJ 

The Old Bakehouse 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HJ 







over. 







over. 














and glazed. 














and glazed. 




ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HH 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HH 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HH 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GY 

LB2 04/12/1972 407716 C18. 2-storeys. pebble-dashed walls. Old tile roof half hipped at 

each end. 3, 3-light casement windows on 1st floor. 3, 2-light 

casement windows on ground floor, 2 doors with architrave 

surrounds and small flat hoods on brackets. No. 115 has a 4-panel 

door with upper 2 panels cut away and glazed; No. 117 has a 6- 

panel door. 






Picturesque. 






Picturesque. 

LB2 04/12/1972 406684 C18 - early C19 fronts. Painted stucco. No.13 2-storeys; No. 15, 2storeys 

and attic, with gable end facing street. No.13 slate roof; one 

stack to north end. One sash window on 1st floor in slightly 

segmental arch; 4 panes wide; stuccoed voussoir. On ground floor, 

C19 shop front of 3 lights with architrave frame flanked by left hand 

reeded pilasters. Doorway to south flanked by similar pilasters; 

fascia and small hood across whole front over both doors and 

window. Door in flush panelled reveals; door with 2 flush panels, 

upper part glazed and with rectangular fanlight over. No.15 has 

modern tile roof: one small casement window in attic with pointed 

pane. On 1st floor, one sash window with architrave frame in 

segmental arch; glazing bars missing. Shop front of 2-lights. 

Doorway to north; door with 2 panels upper part glazed and 

rectangular fanlight over. Fascia and small hood over doorway and 

connecting with those in No.13. 




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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BZ 

LB2 04/12/1972 407255 Early C19. 2-storeys or 2-storeys and attic. Nos. 75, 77 and 79 only ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY) 
























in corners; small plain friezes and flat hoods over.


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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BZ 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BZ 

LB2 04/12/1972 407255 Early C19. 2-storeys or 2-storeys and attic. Nos. 75, 77 and 79 only 
























in corners; small plain friezes and flat hoods over. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407256 No. 93: late C18. 2-storeys. Old tile steeply pitched roof. Stuccoed 

front. West side weather-boarded. Dentilled eaves cornice. 2 

window bays and one door. 2 tall sash windows on upper floor with 

architrave frames; no glazing bars. One smaller similar sash window 

on ground floor. Door with upper part glazed; door in moulded 

architrave frame. No 95: C18 or possibly earlier; possibly timberframed. 

2-storeys and attic. Much lower elevation than No. 93. Old 

tiled roof. 2 flat roofed dormers with 2-light casement windows. 

Stuccoed front. ON upper floor, 3 2-light casement windows with 

architrave frames. On ground floor, 2 sliding sashes. Central 

doorway. 6 panelled door with upper 4 paneles cut away and 

glazed; doorin shallow reveals; doorway with architrave frame with 

flat hood on shaped brackets over. 


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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BZ 
















ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BZ 













either Early to mid C19. 2-storeys and cellar. Slate roof with wide 

hips. 3 tall brick stacks in front (and 3 behind). Main north-west 

front of red brick. One window bay to each house except to No. 113 

whic has 2; windows in vertical alignment. Sash windows in shallow 

reveals; glazing bars intact; rubbed brick voussoirs. Flights of 4 

steps (most of them flanked by iron handrail) lead to semi-circular 

headed doorways with rubbed brick voussoirs. Doors with plain 

semi-circular fanlight over; doors with 4 flush panels except for 

No.113 which has 6 panels, 4 of them moulded and fielded. Southwest 

side wall is slate-hung. One tall semi-circular headed staircase 

window in centre; sash with radiating glazing pattern in shallow 

reveals; rubbed brick voussoirs. Similarly shaped but smaller 

openings above on either side; blocked tympana with 2-light 

casement windows below. North-east side wall has modern 

casement windows; painted brick. Back of house also slatehung.side; 

blocked tympana with 2-light casement windows below. 



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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BZ 


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Hampshire 

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ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BX 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BX 


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Hampshire 

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LB2 04/12/1972 407360 C18 or earlier; building of timber-framed construction with square 

panels of timber-framing visible in east gable end. 2-storeys and 

attic. Modern tile gabled roof. Front plastered, colourwashed. 4 

modern sash windows above with glazing bars. 2 modern plateglass 

shp fronts on ground floor with sloping fascias over. One small 

attic window in west wall in western gable end. Small timber-framed 

2-store north-south wing behind. 



ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8NB 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DG 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DG 

LB2 28/08/1951 407480 Early C18. Originally one house. Elevation of similar height to No. 7 

but in slight recession; roof with lower ridge line; hip at north end. 

Modern tiled roof. 3-storeys (attic storey has been removed). 4 

narrow windows to upper floors with rubbed brick voussoirs cut in 

wavy pattern. Sash windows with moulded architrave frames; no 

glazing bars to 1st floor windows or to 2nd floor windows in No. 9. 

On ground floor of No. 8, early C19, 6-panel house door in roundarched 

panelled reveal with glazed fanlight of oval glazing patter, to 

left hand, (south). Central glazed shop door and window (with 

glazing bars) to north, enclosed with Doric pilasters frieze and 

cornice, carried across half-front and broken forward over centre and 

northern part. No. 9 has modern shop front in early C19 Dorice 

surround with fluted pilaster. 











arch. 











arch. 



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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DG 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8DG 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8HJ 











arch. 











arch. 

LB2 04/12/1972 407715 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Old tile gabled roof. 3 hipped dormers 

with 2-light casement windows. Colourwashed brick, toothed eaves 

cornice. 4 sash windows on 1st floor, 3 panes wide with architrave 

frames. Flat moulded hood with slospoing slate roof over ground 

floor. 2 pairs of double sash windows with achitrave frames; no 

glazing bars. No. 87 has modern door in architrave frame. No. 89 

has 6 flush panelled door with rectangular fanlight over; architrave 

frame. Plain wooden door at left hand end. 



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5 The Harrage 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8AE 

7 The Harrage 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8AE 




























ROMSEY TOWN (ABBEY)

13 The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EN 

15 The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EN 






































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17 The Abbey 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EN 

8 Abbey Water 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EJ 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8EJ 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8BX 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GE 

LB2 28/08/1951 139436 Early C19. 2-storeys. Projecting forward from No. 11, 13 and 15. 

Flat bracketed eaves. Slate roof. Each house has 2 sash windows 

on 1st floor; 4 windows altogether, 4-pane wide sash windows 

towards centre, and 3-pane wide sash windows towards ends. On 

ground floor in sequence - one small 2-light casement window - door 

- one (4 pane) sash window - one (4 pane) sash window - door - one 

small 2-light casement. Each door, 6 panel with upper 4 panels cut 

away and glazed; door in panelled reveals with contemporary trellis 

porches and flat moulded and dentilled hoods. 

LB2 28/08/1951 139443 Late C18. 2-storeys. Brick with moulded eaves cornice. Slate roof. 

Each house has one (4-pane wide) sash window; windows in 

shallow reveals; painted stucco voussoirs to east and rubbed brick 

voussoirs to west; glazing bars missing in lower part of both windows 

in NO. 10. On outer corner of both houses, 6-panel door with 

panelled reveals, rectangular fanlight of rectangular and diamond 

glazing pattern, plain surround with reeded edging in doorcase of 

reeded pilasters, and moulded hood on flat reeded brackets. Frieze 

with central raised diamond panel. 

LB2 04/12/1972 139445 Late C18. 2 storeys. Higher elevation than Nos 18 and 20 but 

recessed behind; higher roofline. Colourwashed brick. Old tile roof. 

No 22 has 3 sash windows on 1st floor, 2 sash windows on ground 

floor; all with architrave frames and glazing bars intact; painted brick 

voussoirs to ground floor windows. Central door with 6 panels, 4 

moulded and fielded and top 2 cut away and glazed. Door in 

panelled reveals behind doorcase with Doric pilasters, moulded 

entablature and pediment. No24 has one window and door to left 

hand in similar doorcase. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407354 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Brick with toothed eaves. Old tile roof, 

with tiling partly renewed; hip at west end. 4 dormer casements; 2 

now boarded up. Brickwork renewed in No. 54. 5 windows and one 

boarded up window on 1st floor; sash windows; new windows in No. 

54; 5 easternmost windows and window opening have rectangular 

vitreous brick panels below. Ground floors have been altered and 

renovated; 3 modern shop fronts, those in Nos. 56 and 58 moder, 

plate-glass with common fascias. 










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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GE 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GE 

Wessex House 

3 - 5 Palmerston Street 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GF 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GG 






LB2 04/12/1972 407253 C18. 2-storeys and attic. Painted brick. Moulded wood eaves 

cornice. Old tile roof. 2 hipped dormer casements; one sliding sash 

to north-west. 4 sash windows on 1st floor (glazing altered in southeast 

ones). Early C19 shop front to south-east. Pair of central doors 

(No. 49, early C19 glazed, and No. 47, 6-panel with 2 fielded panels 

and with upper 4 panels cut away and glazed) with architrave 

surrounds with moulded hoods on dentilled bed mould broken 

forward over bold scroll brackets. Frieze over door of No. 49 has urn 

and wreath ornament. On north-west of ground floor (that is, No. 47) 

one modern window with glazing bars 8 panes wide; stuccoed 

voussoir over. 

LB2 28/08/1951 407818 C18. 2-storeys and attic with basement. Red brick. Old tile roof 

with 3 dormer casements. No. 3 projects forward from Nos. 5 and 7. 

2-storeys and attic. Cornice with small modillions and capped 

parapet. Former stable block but under same roof span as Nos. 5 

and 7. Segmental-arched stable door to right hand. To left hand, 4panel 

door (2 lower panels fielded, 2 upper panels glazed); semicircular 

fanlight with rectangular glazing over. Double window above 

tehis. Nos. 5 and 7. 2 flat-roofed dormers. Moulded wood eaves 

cornice. On 1st floor, 3 double sash windows (though central pair 

false). 2 similar windows (without glazing bars) on ground floor. 

Central pair of 6-panel doors in panelled reveals, flanked and divided 

by Doric pilasters with continuous entablature broken forward over 

pilasters, and grouped under large moulded and dentilled parapet. 

Approached by 4 steps. 2 basement windows. 















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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GG 

Well Cottage 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GG 


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Hampshire 

SO51 8GG 




































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Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GG 

Ashley House 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 8GG 
























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Romsey Town – Cupernham 

Great Woodley Farm 

Woodley Lane 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 7PE 

The Cruck Barn 

Old Road 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 7WH 

LB2 27/03/1986 407971 House. Late C17, extended C18, altered early-mid C19 and mid 

C20. Originally timber frame; external walls rebuilt in red brick in C19 

and now colourwashed. Old tile roof, red brick stacks. Original 

building of 3 bays doubled in depth by parallel range to north in C18, 

and also extended to west. Mostly 1 1/2 storeys. North front has two 

windows flanking central doorway with 4-panel door, the upper 

panels glazed, under an open timber porch. Above, three dormers 

with painted, slate-hung gables. All windows two-light timber 

casements with glazing bars, but not identical. Stacks to ridge and 

projecting from west gable. Set back, to the west, the roof of the 

southern range extends down over outshots with scattered C20 

casements. 

LB2 22/04/1985 407948 Cottage, now barn. C15, encased C18, ceased being a dwelling in 

1930's. Timber-frame with wattle and daub infill internally, brick 

encasing, later rendered, corrugated iron roof, formerly thatched. 

Plan of 3 bays with half bay outshot added to one end and made 1 

and half storey C16. Front has plank door to R of centre bay. In 

each bay C18 3-light leaded casements with wrought iron opening 

lights. To R end brick outshot. Roof half hipped to L and sweptdown 

to R. Ridge stack above door. Inside 3 bay full cruck truss with tie, 

collar, yoke, ridge and side purlins; curved windbraces and full set of 

original rafters. Originally 3 bay open hall. Centre bay had floor 

inserted late C16, with chamfer stops to beam and joists, chimney 

also of that date. L bay has C18 floor. N bay still full height wit ceiling 

at collar level. Building about to be carefully restored to dwelling. 

ROMSEY TOWN 

(CUPERNHAM) 

ROMSEY TOWN 

(CUPERNHAM)

Romsey Town – Tadburn 

Chirk Lodge 

Winchester Hill 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 7NF 

Garden Walls, Terrace And 

Gazebo 

Luzborough House 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9AA 

LB2 15/08/1972 407926 Early C19. 2-storeys and attic. Slate hipped roof. 2 flat-roofed 

dormers. Stuccoed. Moulded cornice and parapet. 3 windows. 

Sash windows in reveals; glazing bars intact on 1st floor only. 

Central doorway; panelled door (with upper part glazed) in panelled 

reveals, doorcase with pilasters with frieze and with flat hood over. 

Extension behind of one bay to north-west. One sash window above 

in slightly segmental arch; one late C19 square bay of 5-lights below. 

LB2 22/04/1985 407950 Garden walls, terrace and gazebo. late C17. Brick in Flemish 

garden wall bond. Along road side immediately S of house 20m long 

terrace ofo 1m high retainign wall to 2m wide terrace and 3mhigih 

garden wall connected to gazebo at far end of terrace, then garden 

wall runs at right angles for 30m at 32m high before turning another 

right angle to run back towards the house at 3m height, joining a 

range of outbuildings, to enclose the garden. On terrace garden, 

wall has plain rectangular buttresses every 5m. Gazebo has arched 

entrance facing terrace. The arch has moulded border, resting on 

pilasters with m oulded caps and bases. Side has a wall ramping up 

from retaining wall. Side wall slopes down with tiled roof behind it 

and has blue headers. Inside there is a vaulted chamber. 

ROMSEY TOWN 

(TADBURN) 

ROMSEY TOWN 

(TADBURN)

Luzborough House 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 9AA 

LB2S 22/04/1985 407954 House. Mid C16 with late C17 encasing and extensions and outshot, ROMSEY TOWN 

and mid C18 wing altered C19. Timber-frame core, encased in early (TADBURN) 

Flemisih bond and some English bond brickwork, old plain tile roof. 

L-shaped plan of older part, consisting of 3 bays and passage bay, 

late C17 half-bays added each end and outshot to rear, with 

symmetrical refronting, and wing added in front of R bay and halfbay 

2 bays long with C19 bay added to end. Old part 1½ storey, 

wing 2 storeys. Front has central doorway of carved brick, with 

segmental pediment, plain pilasters framing an openooing with 

segmental rubbed arch and heavy 4-panel door, probably C19. 

Each side 2 exposed-framed 12-pane sashes under segmental 

rubbed arches, and over hipped dormer with 2-light casement. 

STacks at L end and at L or R bay. L end has plinth, 2 segmental 

head 2-light casement. Stacks at L end and at L of R bay. L end ha 

splinth, 2 segmental head 2-light casements and door in end of 

outshot. Above windows late C17 oval windows with rubbed 

voussoirs inset in rectangular recesses. Gable tilehung with 

fishscale bands. To R, C18 wing has plain brick ground floor, over 

C19 jettied tilehung 1st floor with 2 large 2-light casements. Stack 

between bays. One end C19 lower hipped roof bay. Interior has 

behind door screens passage with surviving carved beams but 

inserted staircase to rear part. Rooms each side have similarly 

carved beams with chamfer-stops of 5 different patterns. L room has 

good late C17 full height panelling. Panel below projecting dado ral 

and large panel above, both raised and fielded. Bolection-moulded 

fireplace. other ground floor rooms have C18 doors and cupboards 

and exposed timber-framing. rooms in outshot have original exterior 

wall of timber-frame with brick and wattle and daub infill. On 1st floor 

both rooms either side of passage have late C17 panelling to dado 

level and C19 grates.

The Old Chapel 

Botley Road 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 5RP 

LB2 21/11/1985 407969 Nonconformist chapel. Circa 1850. Red brick with yellow brick and ROMSEY TOWN 

stone dressings, slate roof. On north south axis, in Italianate style, 3 (TADBURN) 

bay chapel with south door and south west tower. Red brick off-set 

plinth, and yellow brick rusticated corner pilasters. Stone sill string 

on all but south. Wide plain yellow brick frieze. To north and south 

pediments of yellow brick architraves and oculus. to north large 

rouondheaded window in rusticated yellow brick surrounds and 

raised keystone. Smaller simsilar windows on sides. These 

windows glazed with narrow blue glass edge-panes. To south 

similar roundheaded doorway, having panelled double doors. 

Against south bay of west wall is square plan yellow brick tower. 

Has tall (up to eaves level) 1st stage of rusticated, heavy moulded 

1st floor cornice. Next stage has rusticated corner pilasters and on 

each face roundheaded opening. Top stage has triple arch openings 

on each face. Machicolated eaves to hipped roof with weather vane.


Woodshed At Manor Farm 

Pound Lane 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FJ 

Barn 60m N Of Manor Farm 

Pound Lane 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FJ 

Barn W Of Gauntletts Farm 

Pound Lane 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6EH 

West Gatehouse 

2 Melchet Park 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FS 

LB2 17/11/1986 141226 Woodshed. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick plinth, 

corrugated iron roof. 2 bay barn. Door in end. Roof half-hipped. 


LB2 17/11/1986 141227 Barn. C17. Timber-frame weatherboarded, on brick plinth, 

corrugated iron roof. 5 bay barn with double doors to centre bay and 

opposite side hip-roofed projecting porch with double doors. Roof 

half-hipped. Inside queen-post roof with curved braces to wallplates 

and ties, large curved windbraces. 

LB2 12/02/1997 463210 Barn. Probably C18.Weatherboard timber-frame on brick plinth. 

Corrugated steel sheet roof with hipped and half-hipped ends. 4 bay 

barn with threshing floor in third bay with opposing cart entrances 

with full height boarded double doors. Later outshuts at front, rear 

and side. INTERIOR: Complete 4 bay frame with jowled posts and 

straight braces to tie-beams with queen struts to the principal rafters. 

Common-rafter couples intact with straight wind braces. Wall farming 

consists of studding with long straight tension-braces. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141215 Gateway. 1914 to Darcy Braddell. Brick with brick and stone 

dressings, old plain tile roof. 3 bay with central 2 storey gateway and 

room over, each side two storey bay. In centre tall stone 4-centred 

arch with carved spandrels. Over arch, with console corbel running 

down to apex, oriel window in stone, leaded lights, tented lead roof, 

in gable with large console bracket and finials. Side bays have on 

inner corner full-height pilaster supporting console to gable, on far 

corner brick rustications. Beside pilaster ledged door in small 

moulded brick surround. On each floor 3-light mullioned moulded 

brick window, leaded lights. Openwork brick parapet. On end 2 

moulded brick shafted stack and hipped roof. Octagonal stack on 

central ridge. 

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The Old Church School 



Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FQ 

Warren Farm Cottage 



Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FQ 

LB2 17/11/1986 141216 School. Mid C19. Brick, with stone dressings, upper parts timberframe 

with plaster infill, old plain tile roof. 6 bay, 1½ storey with 

projecting wings at end of house part end and at one but end bay of 

school, residence in L 2 bays. L bay projects forward half-a-bay. 

Beside it 4-panel top glazed door. Beside 3-light window. Over 

coved plaster jetty. In L bay 4-light casement, above toothed brick 

string and in half-hipped gable 3-light casement. Over other bay 2light 

in half-hipped dormer. All windows leaded. Before next bay 

external chimney on front, tapering to 2 shafts. Next 2 bays and end 

bay have 3-light basement with toothed cill string. Between 

projecting School room with large 4-light transomed window with 

cillstring and half-timbered gable. Roof at R end overhanging on 

stone brackets. At L roof hipped with another external brick stack on 

end. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141217 Cottage. Mid C19. Brick, stone dressings, half-timber and plaster 1st 

floor, old plain tile roof. 1½ storey, T-plan of wide 2 bays head and 

single bay stem. Garden front of 2 bays has plinth and each side of 

centre 4-light stone mullioned window. Above in centre 6-light 

window with head in half-hipped dormer, having projecting eaves on 

carved brackets. Roof overhangs similarly at ends. Large central 

stack of 4 shafts arranged in square. On R end planked door, under 

carved timber pent-roofed porch. Small 2-light casement beside and 

longer 4-light casement in gable. Similar to school. 


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St Leonards Church 



Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FP 




Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FL 

Glebe Farm 



Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FL 

LB2 17/11/1986 141218 Parish church. 1902 by Fred Bath, arch of Salisbury, for Lady 

Ashburton. Brick with Bath stone dressings, slate roof. Plan of small 

chancel crossing tower with transepts, nave with aisles, and NW 

porch, in Perp style. E end of chancel has large 5-light pointed 

window with foiled tracery, and diagonal buttresses. On N & S walls 

transomed cinquefoile lancet. Tower has clasping buttresses to 

corners except on SE is octagonal stair turret with steps down to 

vault under transept. Transepts have wide 5-light cinquefoiled 4centred 

window and diagonal buttresses. Tower of 2 square plan 

stages topped by parapet and inside it octagonal stone bell stage, 

with flying buttresses down to corners, surmounted by short lead 

spire. Aisles have wide cinquefoiled 4-light 4-centred arch windows 

with buttresses between, and 3-light similar to clerestory. To E bay 

of N aisle gabled porch with stone 4-centred arch and blind tracery 

over, and diagonal buttresses. W end has diagonal buttresses to 

aisles, tall buttresses to nave, with pointed 2-light windows to aisles 

and large foiled 5-light window to nave. Inside C19 stained glass to 

E and W windows with Edwardian stained glass flowers in other 

windows. Jacobean style panelling in chancel with stone Perp style 

piscina and recessed seats on S. All arches pointed 2 moulded 

orders on perp. Style capitals on octagonal shafts. Altar rails 

possible C17, or good copy. Transepts house organ and vestry. 

Carved timber ogee arched screen. Pulpit beside has reset C16 

carved panels in suitable C19 both is work. Arcades similar to 

arches with wall shafts from corbels of roof coming down to piers. 

Plastered ribbed roofs. AT W end C19 stone font on marble shafts 

and medieval stone coffin. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141220 Rectory, now house. Early C19. Stuccoed brick, slate roof. 2 

storey, 3 bay with brick wing to rear. Front has projecting canted bay 

with 12-pane sash in each bay, 12-pane sash over and pedimented 

gable. Wider L bay has 12-pane sash on each floor and similar 

sashes in small R bay. Ends have pedimented gables on ends. 

Door on R end with 6-pane door and fanlight. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141221 Farmhouse. Early C18, extended C19. Brick, old plain tile roof. 1½ 

storey, 2 bay cottage with single storey service bay to R and 2 storey 

C19 bay to L. Central planked door in open gabled porch. Each 

side 2-light casement under segmental head. Over gabled 2-light 

dormer. At R roof half-hipped with stack. To L taller C19 bay with 4pane 

sash head in gabled dormer. Roof half-hipped to L with stack 

to R. 



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Manor Farm 

Pound Lane 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FJ 

Sherfield Manor 

Pound Lane 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FJ 

Birchwood Farm 

Dandys Ford Lane 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FG 

LB2 17/11/1986 141225 Farmhouse. Early C18, altered C19. Brick chequerwork, old plain 

tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bays, originally 5, with wing to rear on L and rest 

outshot. Front has rendered plinth and central C20 hip-roofed porch 

with older door. Each side C19 3-light transomed window under 

rubbed brick arch with either side blocked opening under segmental 

arch. On 1st floor 3 similar windows, either side of end windows 

blocked opening. End stacks. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141229 House. C18 remodelled late C19 using materials from early C18 

Sherfield House. Brick, old plain tile roof. Plan of 2 storey, 3 bay, 

double pile block with each end projecting 1 bay wide wing. Front 

has projecting central timber porch with 6-panel top-lit door in 

doorcase having pilasters and overhanging pediment. Above C18 

12-pane sash. In each bay double 12-pane sash, reused C18, under 

rubbed brick arch. On 1st floor similar without arches. All sashes 

with thick glazing bars. Taller central part has boxed eaves and end 

stacks. Wings projecting half a bay have moulded cornice and 

hipped roof, originally separate, now linked on inner side with lead 

flat roof, and tiled sloping front face. On outer side stack and flat 

roofed dormer. Originally mistaken for unusual C18 house and given 

a higher grade when listed. 

LB2 22/07/1988 141291 Farmhouse. Mid C18 altered C19 and C20. Painted brick in Sussex 

bond on stuccoed plinth. Peg tiled roof with C19 ridge tiles and end 

brick chimneystacks (right one stuccoed, left one renewed 

brickwork). 2 storeys 3 windows. Brick modillion eaves cornice. 3 

casements with cambered head linings do not stretch the full width, 

simple cambered surround to doorcase with modern door, now 

concealed by C20 conservatory. 1 S-shaped and 1 straight iron tie. 

C20 outshut to rear with tiled roof, 2 C20 dormers with casements 

and 2 casements to ground floor. Right side elevation stuccoed. 

Left side elevation has C20 casements. Interior has axial beams 

with 1 inch chamfers with run out stops. Wooden bressumer to open 

fireplace. Stair cupboard has plank door with H hinges. Cambered 

brick arch to right side room in former rear hall. Left side room has 

cambered brick chimney-piece. Staircase with stick balusters and 3 

plank doors to 1st floor. Roof has angled queen struts with through 

purlins and pegged rafters strengthened by later rough poles. 

Shown on estate map of 1750 of the Duke of Northumberland's 

estate. 



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Granary At Birchwood House 

Farm 



Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FF 

Martins Roost 

Branches Lane 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FH 

March End 

Doctors Hill 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6JX 

Retaining Wall 50m N Of Melchet 

Court 


Court 

The Drive 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6ZR 

LB2 22/07/1988 141292 Granary. C18 possibly re-roofed in early C19. Weatherboarded with 

gabled tiled roof on 4 x 3 tooled stone staddles. Plank door with 

pintle hinges. Loft opening in gable end. Interior has 2, 3 inch 

chamfered beams with lambs tongue stops which have been sawn in 

half and 2 grain bins to either side - fixed ladder to loft. Roof has 

ridgepiece and rough hewn rafters. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141230 Cottage. C16 altered C20. Timber-frame with plaster or painted 

brick infill, old plain tile roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay. At LH end of R bay is 

C20 weatherboarded, pent-roofed porch, with door on L side. 6pane 

sash to R. 2-light casement in other bays. Above centre C20 

large 5-light hip-roofed dormer. Roof half-hipped. Above door ridge 

stack with 2 short diamond shafts. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141231 Cottage. C16 extended C18 and C20. Timber-frame with painted 

brick encasing and additions, thatched roof. 2 bay, 1½ storey 

cottage with C18 2 storey crosswing added to one end, and C20 

addition to rear of this and 1 bay of original, C20 bay added to other 

end. Front has early C20 plank door in L C16 bay with 2-light 

segmental-head leaded casement beside, and in each bay, and a 

single light similar in R C16 bay. Tl L C18 cross-wing bay has plinth 

and cellar with blocked light above 2-light leaded casement. C16 

bays have 2-light leaded casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof halfhipped 

to R with ridgepiece and hipped to crosswing. Stacks each 

end of C16 building, though that to L capped off in roof space. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141125 Retaining wall and steps. Late C19/early C20. Brick with stone 

dressings and steps. 140m long retaining wall topped by stone 

balustrade. In centre opening for path onto platform. Separate 

flights of steps at either end of platform. 




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Retaining Wall To Drive At Front 

Of St Edwards School Melchet 

Court 

The Drive 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6ZR 

Retaining Wall 25m S Of 


Court 

The Drive 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6ZR 

Granary 30m N Of Manor Farm 

Pound Lane 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FJ 

Cottage At Dairy Farm 

Mill Lane 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FN 

LB2 17/11/1986 141126 Retaining wall with steps. Late C19/early C20. Brick with stone 

dressings and steps. Drive runs some 25m N of house and at a 

lower level. From it, either side of entrance spur drive rises up to 

porch as a quadrant. Retaining wall runs on one side above small 

lawn on top balustrade. In front of porch is opening with flight of 

steps onto lawn. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141128 Retaining wall and steps. late C19/early C20. Brick with stone 

dressings and stone steps. 100m long wall, running parallel to 

house, linking up at one end to water garden, all topped by stone 

balustrade. In centre flight of steps that are narrow at the top and 

widen out from the 3rd step 

LB2 17/11/1986 141228 Granary. C18. Timber-frame, weatherboarded, old plain tile roof, on 

stone staddles. Small 3 bay granary on 12 staddle stones. door in 

centre of one side. Roof hipped. 

LB2 16/07/1991 436155 Former farmhouse. Probably 2nd half C17; later alterations. Timber 

framed with painted brick infill; hipped thatch roof (of combed wheat 

reed over original long straw); brick ridge stack between right-hand 

bays. Baffle-entry plan. 1 1/2 storeys, 3 bays, right bay possibly 

added. Square panelled timber frame on brick plinth with straight 

braces from wall posts to eaves plate. On right side of central bay, 

board door in chamfered wooden surround protected by C19 or early 

C20 gabled brick porch. C20 lean-to porch and side-outshot on left. 

Three C20 windows to ground flor. On upper floor the left bays each 

have a small-pane wooden casementof 2 lights under swept thatch. 

Rear; left bay has old board door with cover strips. On right, external 

stack and C20 lean-to. INTERIOR; central room has brick inglenook 

fireplaces with chamfered timber bressumer, bracketed mantleshelf, 

bench, and bread oven; winder stair to side of chimney; largescantling 

spine-beam with deep chamfer and stepped steps; similar 

beam in left bay; board doors throughout wide floorboards to 1st 

floor and jowelled heads of wallposts, straight windbraces, purlins, 

tie-beams and principal rafters visible. in state of disrepair at time of 

inspection (2/07/91) 




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The Hatchet Inn 



Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FP 

The Water Garden 


Court 

The Drive 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6ZR 

East Gatehouse 

1 Melchet Park 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FS 

LB2 29/05/1957 141219 Inn. C17 altered and extended C18. Rendered brick, old plain, and 

painted brick, slate roof. Early part 1½ storey, 3 bay with low roofed 

wing to rear on R and late C20 2 storey, 2 bay addition to R. To L of 

centre bay of early part, top-glazed door under timber pediment. In L 

ay wide 6-pane sash, in centre bay 16-pane sash, in R bay wide 15pane 

sash, all with segmental heads. Over 3 2-light gabled dormers. 

R addition has plinth and full-height corner pilasters. In R corner 6flush 

panel door. Four 16-pane sashes. Roof hipped to R. slate- 

hung L gable with stack. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141127 Water garden. 1912-4 by D Braddell. Dressed stone except sides of 

pavilion brick and roof plain tiled. Plan of canal 3m wide and 20m 

long with arch over source, below terrace in front of house, at one 

end and pavilion at other. Canal has stone sides and stone pavings 

each side. Arch has several moulded bands and rusticated keys, 

and is set in stone wall with pilasters each end and winding around 

these stone steps leading to terrace Pavilion has 3 steps up to it 

from end of canal, and is rectangular in plan, on high stone plinth. 

Front has 3 bay arcade of Portland stone Ionic columns supporting 

Bath stone arch and walling, brick walling each end, over wide Bath 

stone entablature. Roof hipped. Projecting from each end is a 

quadrant platford of plinth height with remains of columns lying on it. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141215 Gateway. 1914 to Darcy Braddell. Brick with brick and stone 

dressings, old plain tile roof. 3 bay with central 2 storey gateway and 

room over, each side two storey bay. In centre tall stone 4-centred 

arch with carved spandrels. Over arch, with console corbel running 

down to apex, oriel window in stone, leaded lights, tented lead roof, 

in gable with large console bracket and finials. Side bays have on 

inner corner full-height pilaster supporting console to gable, on far 

corner brick rustications. Beside pilaster ledged door in small 

moulded brick surround. On each floor 3-light mullioned moulded 

brick window, leaded lights. Openwork brick parapet. On end 2 

moulded brick shafted stack and hipped roof. Octagonal stack on 

central ridge. 



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Sole Hill Farm 



Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FP 

Barn At Sole Hill Farm 



Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FP 

LB2 10/03/2004 491546 Farmhouse. Probably C17 in origin, with a later C18 brick exterior. 

Red brick, mainly laid in English bond, with a peg tiled half-hipped 

roof; brick chimney stacks rebuilt. PLAN: lobby entry plan. 

EXTERIOR: three bay south elevation with off-centre porch 

(blocked). Segmental arches of headers to ground floor casement 

windows, which are modern replacements; modern porch to left 

(west) of no interest. Straight-headed first floor windows set beneath 

dragon-tooth cornice to eaves. Rear (north) elevation has a plinth 

and evidence of a former doorway. East gable end retains a line of 

hung slates, possibly covering part of the original timber frame. 

Later outbuildings to west end. INTERIOR: not inspected but 

reported to retain stop-chamfered beam in ground floor room to right 

of lobby entry, with some original fabric elsewhere; some re-used 

early joinery. Several phased brick chimney flue; probably C17 

fabric to ground floor, first floor openings created in later C18. 

HISTORY: listed as a substantially intact early modern farmhouse 

with several phases of fabric; in terms of plan, construction and 

materials it is highly characteristic of Hampshire farm buildings and 

retains some of its original ancillary buildings, including a barn [q.v.]. 

LB2 10/03/2004 491548 Barn. Probably C18. Weatherboarding above a red brick plinth, with 

corrugated tin sheeting to roof. Four bays, with queen post trusses 

with diminishing rafters to the left of the threshing bay; bay to the 

right has an inserted floor, with hayloft door to gable end. HISTORY: 

a characteristic small-scale barn, this structure is representative of 

its type and is made up of re-used timber elements which may have 

come from the adjacent farmhouse when its C17 fabric was 

remodelled later in the C18. It has group value with Sole Hill 

Farmhouse. 


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Shipton Bellinger 


High Street 


Tidworth 

Hampshire 

SP9 7UF 

Winters Tale 

High Street 


Tidworth 

Hampshire 

SP9 7UF 

Boundary Wall At St Peters 

Church 

High Street 


Tidworth 

Hampshire 

SP9 7UF 

Frog Cottage And Farthing 

Cottage 



Tidworth 

Hampshire 

SP9 7UE 

Forge Cottage 

High Street 


Tidworth 

Hampshire 

SP9 7UF 

LB2 20/12/1960 140120 Parish church. Of medieval origin, with a massive restoration of 

1879 by R.J. Withers. Flint and tile. Aisleless nave with a south 

porch, and chancel with a north vestry. Plain roof, with a bell-turret 

at the west end, having a pyramid tile roof and shingled sides. Stone 

dressings to the walls of flint and stone rubble, with stepped 

buttresses, plinth. A lancet and priests door (blocked) on the south 

side of the chancel are part of the old structure. Windows coupled, 

and a triple west window. Victorian interior, with a 3-bay stone 

chancel screen of 3 cusped arches: elaborate font. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140116 Small house. Early C19. Rendered walls and hipped slate roof of 

low pitch. Symmetrical front (north-east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. 

Plain walls, above a painted flint base. Sashes. Tuscan porch with 

thin features, and 4-panelled door. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140126 Boundary wall. Mid C19. Of flint and stone rubble the wall has a 

stone capping, probably re-used from the church, at the time of 

restoration. 

LB2 17/08/1976 140119 Pair of cottages. Late C18. Rendered walls and thatched roof. 

Wide front (north) of 2 storeys, 5 above 4 windows. ½-hipped roof. 

Plain walls; the east gable has flint walls with brick quoins and 

bands. Casements. 2 plain doorways within C20 open timberframed 

porches, with lean-to roofs of interlocking tiles. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140115 Cottage. Late C18, with end extensions of early C19 (west and early 

C20 (east). Flint and brick, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 

3 windows. ½-hipped roof, with eaves raised above the upper 

windows. Central section of the wall has thin horizontal flint bands, 

with brick quoins, bands, cambered arch, and plinth; the west side is 

flint with brick dressings, the east of brick work. Casements. 4panelled 

door within a timber-framed open porch. 

SHIPTON BELLINGER 




SHIPTON BELLINGER

Five Table Tombs S Of St Peters 

Church 

High Street 


Tidworth 

Hampshire 

SP9 7UF 

The Old Schoolroom 

High Street 


Tidworth 

Hampshire 

SP9 7UF 

Bramble Cottage 

High Street 


Tidworth 

Hampshire 

SP9 7UF 

LB2 24/10/1984 140121 3 metres S of Church - Table Tomb. Late C18. Rectangular stone 

tomb, with moulded cap above a frieze. Corner balusters with 

moulded caps and bases, moulded base. The oval panels are 

flanked by narrow panels, containing carved draperies. Worn 

inscription with the name Rumibold. 5metres S of Church - Table 

Tomb. C18. Rectangular stone tomb with coupled raised panels, 

separated by 3/4 columns (2 set in at the corners). Moulded cap 

above cavetto and architrave mouldings, with thin fluted Doric 

columns. 3metres S of Church - Table Tomb. C18. Rectangular 

Table Top. Reeded moulding to the top slab, above a cavetto, and a 

frieze having raised carving, in the form of swags between hanging 

draperies. Corner tapered pilasters, with moulded caps and bases; 

moulded base. Side panels with ovals carrying worn inscriptions. 

5metres S of Church - Table Tomb. c1800. Rectangular table tomb. 

Reeded moulding to the top slab, above a cavetto, and a frieze 

having raised carving, in the form of swags between hanging 

draperies. Corner tapered pilasters, with moulded caps and bases; 

moulded base. Side panels with ovals carrying worn inscriptions. 

4metres S of Church - Table Tomb. 1786. Rectangular stone tomb. 

Moulded cap above cavetto and fluted frieze. Corner balusters with 

moulded caps and bases. The sides have 2 panels, separated by a 

recessed panel with raised floral carving, flanked by balusters. 

LB2 17/08/1976 140118 Former school, now the church hall. 1875, with extensions of 1983. 

Flint and brick, with a slate roof. Hall building with a porch at the 

south-east end, and large new cross-wing at the north-west end. 

The roof has scalloped bands, with a gable above the front window, 

with cusped bargeboards. The walls have knapped flint and yellow 

brick dressing; quoins, Tudor arches, plinth. Casements, with 

decorative heads. At the rear is a large stack, with coupled diagonal 

flues. The porch has on each side 2 small slit openings with 

triangular heads, formed in yellow brickwork. The extension, on 2 

floors, retains the Tudor style, with a prominent front gable, having 1 

above 3 windows. 

LB2 17/08/1976 140117 Cottage. C17, reclad C18, with C20 rear extensions. Flint and 

thatch. 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. ½-hipped roof, eaves raised 

above the upper windows. Flint walls, with brick quoins and plinth; 

the north-west gable has exposed framing in the upper part (with 

rendered infill), the lower being of flint with brick quoins and bands. 

Casements. Boarded door within a trellis porch. Oval panel dated 

1603. 



SHIPTON BELLINGER

Smannell 

Fosse House East Anton Court 

Icknield Way 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP10 5RG 

Granary 30m South Of East 

Anton Farmhouse 

East Anton Lane 

East Anton 

Andover 

Hampshire 


Smannell Road 

Smannell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6JW 

Christ Church 

Smannell Road 

Smannell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6JW 

LB2 24/06/1983 139455 Early C19. Timber frame of 10 bays, with plinth aisles on all sides; 

entrances at the third and eighth bay. Queen post truss with straight 

bracing, all resting on brick piers and low outer wall. Boarded 

walling. Large hipped roof of corrugated asbestos. 

LB2 24/06/1983 139456 Early C19. Timber-frame on 12 staddles, with ½ hipped slate roof. 

Boarded upper walls, the lower of corrugated iron cladding. 

LB2 24/06/1983 427599 C18, early C19, C20. A long house of 3 phases; the north-west end 

is of one storey and attic, 3 ground-floor windows, the other of 2 

storeys, 3 window. Thatched roof, half-hipped above the older part, 

with eyebrows and brought to a low eaves at the rear (north-east); 

the other part has a low-pitched slate roof. Painted brick walling, 

cambered ground-floor openings; the early C19 middle section is 

clad with asbestos tiles over brickwork. Casements. Plain doors 

with solid frames, one with a thatched hood, another with a canopy 

on wrought-iron brackets. 

LB2 24/06/1983 427596 1857, and 1894, by William White. Single cell nave and chancel, with 

half-hexagon apse; arcade on the north side of the nave giving onto 

the north aisle (rebuilt 1894) and a transept, small vestry, south 

porch. Externally, the tile roof is of simple form, hipped at the east 

end and gabled to aisle, transept and west end, where the nave 

gable is raised, to form a staged belfry. Walling is of flint with a 

series of brick bands, quoins, jambs, stepped buttresses, and plinth 

(moulded on buttresses). Windows of 1.2 and 3 lights, with 

stonework used for cusped heads, plate tracery and mullions. The 

porch has heavy timber-framing, on a high brick wall with stepped 

buttresses. Within, the yellow brick walling has red brick bands and 

dado, the pointed arches are formed of several brick bands and rest 

on plain tapered square caps, above slender but short columns. The 

roof has open timber-framing, ceiled above the collar level. Plain 

octagonal stone font; wrought-iron candelabra, dado panelling to the 

apse, and at the west end 4 panels of the Prescriptions (of the early 

C19). 

SMANNELL 

SMANNELL 

SMANNELL 

SMANNELL

The Bakery 

4 Woodhouse Lane 

Smannell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6JH 

Smannell And Enham Church Of 

England Primary School 

School Lane 

Smannell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

Woodhouse Farm 

Woodhouse Lane 

Smannell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6JH 

4 Little Street 

Little London 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6JE 

LB2 24/06/1983 427622 C17, C18, C19, C20. A row of small cottages, now used as one 

dwelling, incorporating a village store and bakery. Two storeys, and 

one storey and attic. The main part retains some of the original 

timber-framing, but this has been clad externally with walling of 

several finishes; painted flint work, flint with red brick quoins, flint 

panels, red brickwork in Flemish bond with blue headers, red 

brickwork (to the modern addition at the west end), and cement 

rendering. A prominent thatch roof, hipped at ends and brought to a 

low eaves at the rear, eyebrows; the latest part has slate roofing. 

Casements, and one sash. Boarded doors in solid frames. Inside 

there are 2 massive chimney breasts (attached to the older timber- 

framed cove) 

LB2 27/09/1984 139919 Primary school. Mid C19, assumed to be a design of William White, 

who was the architect for the nearby church (in Andover M.B.). Flint 

and brick, with a tile roof. Symmetrical front of 2 tall windows with a 

central porch. There are gablets above the windows and a gable to 

the porch. Flint walls with brick quoins, thin bands, stepped verges, 

plinth, and Tudor arches with recessed brick tympana. Casements. 

Boarded door. The east and west end have tall gables, each with a 

large window within a Gothic arch and the style is continuous round 

the building, being partly masked at the rear with 2 extensions of the 

C20. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139918 House. C18. Brick and tile roof. L-shaped block with a symmetrical 

front (west) of 2 storeys and attic, 3 windows, with a single-storeyed 

north wing of 2 windows. 3 hipped dormers (with casements), 

catslide at the rear, ½ hip to the rear wing. Red brickwork in Flemish 

bond with cambered openings, plinth. Cast-iron casements. ½glazed 

door within a trellis porch, with a concave hood. The rear 

walls have flint panels. Moulded terra-cotta panel in the south stack 

inscribed EC1C 1746. 

LB2 14/02/1986 140005 Cottage. Mid C18. 2 bay cottage of flint with brick lacing courses 

and dressings now painted and partially roughcast to front. Halfhipped 

thatched roof forming eyebrows and dormers. Frame of thin 

scantling exposed in gable end. C19 outshot with slate roof to left 

part. Attic storey has 2 trapezoid shaped windows with C19 

casements. Ground floor has cambered heads and replaced 

windows similar to original casements. Right side plank door with 

gabled weather hood. Twisted brick chimney stack below ridge. 

Interior entrance on C18 straight flight wooden staircase with newel 

post having acorn finial of rare rustic type. Included as an unaltered 

example of a vernacular type. 

SMANNELL 

SMANNELL 

SMANNELL 

SMANNELL

Old Post Office 

Little London Lane 

Little London 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6JE 

East Anton Manor Farm 


East Anton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6AB 

1 East Anton Farmhouse 


East Anton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 6AB 

LB2 14/02/1986 140004 Cottage. Early C18 2 bay cottage with further bay added in mid C19. 

Partially timber-framed, the front painted brick. Half-hipped thatched 

roof with eyebrow dormers. 2 dormers, splayed at base. Ground 

floor has 3 casements with cambered heads. Off central doorcase 

with plank door and flat moulded and dentillated wooden cornice with 

wooden brackets. 1 storey C19 extension of lower elevation to left 

hand side with one 4 light casement and Dutch door. Plinth outshot 

to rear. Interior has spine beam chamfered and with lambs tongue 

step and an inglenook fireplace with beehive-shaped bread oven. 

One 6 fielded panelled door of early C19 type and plank door, 

probably brought in. 

LB2 24/02/1950 139453 C18. Symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys and attic, 5 windows. 

Tiled roof, catslide at rear, brick detail eaves and gable verges. Red 

brick walling in Flemish bond, robbed flat arches, plinth; the gable is 

decorated with rectangular flint panels (2 vertical series each of 11 

panels), with some extension into the outshot. Mullioned and 

transomed modern casements. Modern gabled porch. 

LB2 24/02/1950 139454 Early C19. Symmetrical facade (south) of 2 storeys, 5 windows. 

Low-pitched hipped slate roof with a wide plain eaves. Red brick 

walling in Flemish bond, eaves fillet, first floor band, rubbed flat 

arches, stone cills, plinth. Sashes in reveals. West elevation is 

symmetrical, of 2 windows (blank at the south side); east elevation 

has 3 upper windows but some altered fenestration, with Dutch flat 

arches. Access via the rear later addition. 

SMANNELL 

SMANNELL 

SMANNELL

Stockbridge 

Tombchests 

20m SW and 40m S of Old St 

Peters Church 

Stockbridge 

Headstone 7m S of Old St Peters 

Church 

Stockbridge 

Tombchest 

15m N of Old St Peters Church 

Stockbridge 

Tombchest 

30m NW of Old St Peters Church 

Stockbridge 

Churchyard Wall 

Old St Peters Church 

Stockbridge 

Sheriff House 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EX 

Touchwood 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EY 

Milestone A272 N Side Beside 

Entrance To Winton Lodge 

Winton Hill 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

LB2 27/11/1984 140395 Tombchest. 1791 to William Beaumont. Portland stone. 20m Sw of 

church Tombchest. 1791 to William Grist Portland Stone on brick 

base. 40m S of church 

STOCKBRIDGE 

LB2 27/11/1984 140398 Headstone. 1698. Stone. Plain rectangular stone inscribed "Here 

layeth the Body of Elizabeth the wife of John Hamman who departed 

this life the 22nd day of March Anno domini 1698, Aetatis Suae 27. 

STOCKBRIDGE 

LB2 27/11/1984 140397 Tombchest. 1756 to John Snom. Portland stone. STOCKBRIDGE 

LB2 27/11/1984 423828 Tombchest. 1779 to Anthony Cooke. Portland stone. STOCKBRIDGE 

LB2 27/11/1984 140393 Wall. C19. Brick with old reused stone copings. Wall starts off from 

corner of White Hart Inn, with C19 set of gates in that area, around 

churchyard to 20m S of church. 1m high. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140381 House now hotel. Mid C18 altered C19. Brick with flint bands on 

sides, front rendered with incised lines, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 3 

bay. Central 6-flush-panel door under flat hood. 5 6-pane sashes 

with narrow side panes and narrow sash over door. Boxed eaves to 

hipped roof with symmetrical stacks behind ridge. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140378 Small house. Mid C18 altered C20. Brick rendered to front, old plain 

tile roof. 2 storey, 3 bay, 4-panel door under flat hood, above it 2light 

casement. To left C20 canted flat roofed bay. 3 3-light 

casements. 1st floor string. External stack to left end. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140372 Milestone. Early C19. Painted stone and cast iron inscription plate. 

Square section stone with rounded top, and on front plant inscribed 

`8 MILES from WINTON, ½ to STOCKBRIDGE'. 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE

Milestone On N Side Of A272 

Near E End Of Stockbridge 

Common 

Winton Hill 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

Granary 5m SW Of Longstock 

Mill 


Longstock 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DL 

Milestone On A30 600m Of 

Sandy Down Cottage 

London Road 

Leckford 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

Milestone 30m SW Of Junction 

With Craydown Lane 


Middle Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

LB2 27/11/1984 140371 Milestone. Early C19. Painted stone and cast iron inscription plate. 

Square section stone with rounded top, and on front plate inscribed 

`7 miles from WINTON, 1½ to STOCKBRIDGE'. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140237 Granary. C18. Timber-framed weatherboarded, old plain tile roof, on 

stone staddles. On 6 staddle stones, square plan with door in centre 

of one side and C20 window in one end. Hipped roof. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140178 Milestone. Late C18. Painted stone. Square-section stone with 

rounded top set corner onto road, with cut inscription on 2 faces "2 

miles to Stockbridge" and "65 miles to LONDON", with corner 

hollowed out low down containing inscription "19 to Basingstoke". 

LB2 27/11/1984 140324 Milestone, early C19. Painted stone with attached cast iron plates. 

Square sectioned stone with slightly rounded top, set corner on to 

road with inscribed cast iron plates on 2 faces, `London 70, Sarum 

11` and `London 70, Andover 6'. 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE

Greyhound Inn 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EY 

Jacobs House 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6HF 

Stockbridge Pharmacy 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EX 

LB2 29/05/1957 140377 Public house with attached cottage. C18 altered C19. Timber-frame 

core, colourwashed and rendered brick, old plain tile roofs. To left 

rendered, slightly projecting 2 storey, 1 bay cottage, in centre lower 2 

storey, 2 bay part of inn, to right taller 2 storey, 3 x 3 bay block 

c1800. C19 hipped bay window with 4-flush panel door and 3-light 

casement over to cottage, and stack shared with taller building to 

left. To right 2 C20 canted flat-roofed bays with 3-light casements 

over, toothed eaves and stack to right. In right block 6-panel door i n 

solid frame, flat hood over, at left and between bays. Similar canted 

bay to right and segmental 3-light casement in other bay, over 2 3- 

light casements. Roof hipped to right with stack at left end. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140389 Pair of shops, once house. C17 encased and extended C18, divided 

C19. Timber-frame core, with brick encasing and extensions, part 

colourwashed, part pebbledashed, old plain tile roof. C17 2-storey, 3 

bay building with wings to rear to each end bay and C18 bay with 

archway added to left. Right bay has C19 shop front of pilasters 

supporting cornice and in between bowed shop front of 16 panes. In 

centre C20 shop front of 3 large panes to left C20 half-glazed door 

with glazed light beside. Above each of these C19 3-light casement 

with in each casement 2 panes with small triangular panes in all 

corners. Added left bay has archway with C19 double doors and 

over 6-pane sash. Dentilled eaves. Roof of original part hipped with 

ridged roof running from left hip over added bay. Ridge stack to right 

of centre and on rear left wing. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140379 Cottage and row of shops. Mid and late C18 altered C19 and C20. 

Stuccoed brick, old plain tile roofs. Trout Cottage mid C18 2 storey 2 

x 2 bay cottage with single storey bay to left, and to right taller 2 

storey, 8 bay building of shops. Trout Cottage has top-lit 6-flush 

panel door under flat hood, to left 4-pane segmental head sash with 

stucco keystone, i n left addition 4-pane sash and on 1st floor 2 

similar, that over door narrower. Roof hipped to left with end stack. 

Left 4 bays of shops have pilaster each end and plain cornice over 

ground floor. In left bays tall 2-light window and simple classical 

doorcase with recessed door, to right C19 shop-front with recessed 

central door. On 1st floor in left and 3rd left bays 4-pane sash, over 

door blind opening. Right 4 bays have C19 shopfront to right of 

double doors and large 2-light window in architrave, and 1st floor 

band with blind box over, sash over shop front. To right half-glazed 

door with blind opening over and 2-storey canted bay to right. 

Toothed eaves to hipped roof with stacks behind ridge. Included for 

group value. 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE

Roberts Fine Country Pursuits, 

Halfway House And Purbani 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EX 

















group value. 

STOCKBRIDGE

Memorial To Violet Charlotte 

Johnson MBE 

Stockbridge Cemetery 

Winton Hill 

LB2 08/04/2008 504512 Stone memorial cross to Violet Charlotte Johnson MBE, 1923, 

commisioned by her husband, Herbet Johnson, and designed by Sir 

Edwin lutyens. 

DESCRIPTION: Stone cross on an elegant slender and taping 

hexagonal shaft. Stepped hexagonal base, the upper two sections of 

which are inscribed on the three westerly facing sides. Four-point 

cross, again hexagonal in section, draped with a carved stone 

wreath. Inscription, in capital letters, reads (upper section:) Sarcred 

to the memory of Violet Charlotte MBE a gracious lady of 

England/Beloved of all who knew her for rare qualities of heart and 

mind endowed with every/capacity for the enjoyment of life, she gave 

herself to the service of others and her solicitude/during the Great 

War for the wounded soldiers in her hospitals at Marsh Court 

and/Stockbridge contributed to her untimely end (middle section:) 

Erected by her husnad Herbert Johnson Esq. of Marsh Court (lower 

section:) The Souls of the rightoues are in hand of God/Dedicated 

5th August 1923. The memorial is the focal point of the Winton Hill 

cemetery located at the east of the single avenue. 

HISTORY: The memorial to Violet Charlotte Johnson was erected in 

1923 by her husband, financier Herbert Johnson. Violet Johnson 

was awarded an MBE for her services in the care of wounded 

soldiers from the First World War. As is recorded on her memorial 

she was associated with hospitals in both Stockbridge and at her 

house, Marsh Court in neighbouring Kings Somborne. It is assumed 

that she is buried in the cemetery, but this has not been confirmed. 

The memorial was designed by the celebrated architect, Sir Edwin 

Landseer Lutyens (1869-1944). Lutyens had connections with both 

Stockbridge and the Johnsons. He designed the village was 

memorial in 1921 (Grade II), which is located at the foot of Winton 

Hill. Lutyens also built the large country house of Marsh Court for 

Herbert and Violet Johnson in 1901-05, which he subsequently 

extended in 1924-26. Marsh Court (now known as Marshcourt 

School) is listed at Grade I. Lutyens is well known for his country 

houses, a number of which were designed in collaboration with the 

important garden designer, Gertrude Jekyll. He was knighted in 1918 

for his work in Delhi (where he advised on the planning of the new 

capital and designed government buildings and the Viceroy's 

House), and for the Imperial War Graves Commission (he was 

responsible for 126 war cemeteries in Europe, perhaps most 

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famously the cemetery at Etaples.) Perhaps his most famous 

memorial is the Cenotaph in Whitehall, London, designed in 1919 

(Listed Grade I). 

SOURCES: Lutyens: The work of the English architect Sir Edwin 

Lutyens (1869-1944), Arts Council exhibition catalogue, 1981; p. 196 

N Pevsner and D Lloyd: The Buildings of England: Hampshire and 

the Isle of Wight, 1985 

REASONS FOR DESIGNATION 

The memorial to Violet Charlotte Johnson MBE of 1923, located in 

Winton Hill cemetrey, Stockbridge, is designed at Grade II for the 

following principal reasons: 

_ A simple yet elegant memorial which forms the focal point of the 

small Winton Hill cemetery and is a good example of an early C20 

monument. 

_ An unusual example of a private memorial cross designed by the 

important architect, Sir Edwin Lutyens. 

_ A memorial to an individual who, as the inscription recounts, was 

noted for her work with the wounded of the First World War, and is 

therefore of historic interest.

Green Place 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6HW 

LB2 26/08/2008 504633 House, 1906-07 for Mr and Mrs Stratford Hill to the designs of the 

architect MH Baillie Scott. Extension of 1913, also by Baillie Scott. 

Minor late C20-early C21 alterations. 

MATERIALS: Rendered brick except for chimneys and buttresses 

which are of exposed red brick; tile roofs. 

PLAN: Original holiday cottage of 1906-07: a ‘U’-plan, single-storey 

building. Extended to the west in 1913 with the addition of a twostorey 

range in the same style and a hipped kitchen range at right 

angles, with boiler and coal house and outside WC to the north. 

Original configuration no longer clear except for the ‘U’-shaped 

corridor with two receptions rooms to the south-east and north-east, 

the latter opening from the entrance lobby, the former an impressive 

hall (now the drawing room). The service area is now in the addition 

of 1913, to the north-west with one bedroom on the ground floor and 

the remaining three above. 

EXTERIOR: It has a main entrance range to the east under a 

gableted roof. The original wings and the extension of 1913 have 

hipped roofs. There are a number of tall and slender brick chimney 

stacks with cream chimney pots. Windows are oak framed with 

leaded lights. 

The main entrance is through a rounded archway with a tile detailing 

leading into an enclosed porch. The front door is at right angles to 

the entrance arch and is an original Baillie Scott design; a broad and 

solid panelled door which is illustrated an Haigh (1995, p76) as an 

exemplar of his front door designs and attention to detail. To the 

south the entrance is a four-light flat-roofed dormer providing light 

into the main hall at clerestory level. There is also a square bay 

winder to the south and shallow ranking buttresses flanking the 

entrance. The west garden elevation is not as coherent a 

composition. Here one sees the internal courtyard of the original 

holiday house as well as the extension of 1913. Although these are 

in the same style the design is therefore a little lop-sided and does 

not have the symmetry of the early house. 

INTERIOR: The reception room off the entrance hall has a 

herringbone brick floor and panelled walls. This leads to a corridor 

running around the internal courtyard of the ‘U’-plan houses. Theo 

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corridor has exposed posts and beams with curving braces, all 

painted white, some brick noggin and wooden floorboards. (It is likely 

that the timbers were originally unpainted as Baillie Scott chose his 

wood carefully for its quality and colour.) The hall (or drawing room) 

is the most impressive internal space and is open to collar height. 

There are exposed oak structural timbers (posts, arch braces, truss 

and curving struts). There is an inglenook fireplace with a brick 

hearth and an oak bressumer which has the carved inscription: ‘Elen 

Mary Stratford Hill, wife of Arthur Norman Hill of Liverpool, built this 

house in 1906’. 

The inglenook is lit by a small window in the west wall. 

Many of the original internal broad plank doors survive with iron 

furniture and wooden latches and finger plates. Much of the original 

iron window furniture also survives. There are some original 

fireplaces typical by tile surrounds or mantles, but some have been 

removed, particularly on the first floor, and the dining room fireplace 

is a replacement. In the ground floor bedroom, at the west end of the 

1913 extension, is a painted inscription on the wall reads: ‘And it fell 

upon a day or days that they were in a green place and they were in 

the sun and out of the wind and they were near their friend and far 

from their foes and they could see everyone and no one could see 

them’. It has been suggested that this was painted by Arthur Hill but 

it could equally have been the work of the artist and subsequent 

owner, Barbara Priestly. Opposite this bedroom is a small ground 

floor to ceiling panelled walls. The kitchen has been opened up and 

modernised as it is a spanned by reinforced steel joist, but the pantry 

and utility room retain their stone slabs for cool storage. 

ANCILLARY FEATURES: Garden building to the north-east, also by 

Baillie Scoot and in the same style as the house: roughcast rendered 

brick walls with an exposed brick ranking buttress; pitched tiled roof; 

leaded casements in oak frames. It has a post supporting the roof as 

its north-west corner, creating a covered porch/entrance. 

This relates to the early holiday cottage as is shown on the 1910 

Ordnance Survey Map. 

HISTORY: Green Place was designed by the architect MH Baillie 

Scott and built in 1906-07 for Mr and Mrs Hill (Arthur Hill was a 

solicitor who was later knighted). It was designed as a holiday 

cottage but was enlarged, also by Baillie Scott, in 1913 to provide 

more accommodation so that the Hills could live in the house

permanently, which they did from circa 1920. The house was 

subsequently owned by Lady Barbara Wykeman who was an 

architect and painted known professionally as Barbara Priestley (she 

was the daughter of the writer JB Priestley). 

There have been more recent alterations and additions to the house, 

in the late C20 and early C21, including some minor recording. For 

example, a reinforced steel joist now supports the kitchen ceiling, 

indicating the removal of an earlier wall to open up this space. The 

door into the Hobby Room has been move, and cupboards and 

modern French doors, leading out from the same room to the former 

polycarbonate conservatory (now demolished), have been inserted. 

Some of the roof tiles have also been replaced with machine made 

tiles. 

MH Baillie Scott (1865-1945) was a notable architect of the arts and 

Crafts style, an English aesthetic reformist movement which was at 

its height between approximately 1880 and 1910. The movement 

was a reaction against a perceived soulless machination and a 

return to quality craftsmanship in an affordable manner, influencing 

not only architecture but also garden design, decorative arts and 

crafts, and furniture design. Baillie Scott was a prolific architect in 

this genre with over 300 designs to his name, although not all of 

these were realised. 

SOURCES: 

Baillie Scott, MH House and Gardens, 1906. London: Newnes 

Haigh, D, Baillie Scott: The Artistic House, 1995. Academy Group 

Ltd, particular references at pages 76 and 127 

Kornwolf, JD, MH Baillie Scott and the Arts and Crafts Movement, 

1972. 

REASON FOR DESIGNATION: Green Place, a house of 1906-07 by 

the architect MH Baillie Scott and extended in 1913 by the same 

architect, is listed at Grade II for the following principal reasons: 

• A good example of a modest house by Baillie Scott in the 

Arts and Crafts style. 

• A subtle design using many Baillie Scott devices in its 

massing and plan. 

• Quality materials and attention to detail in its architectdesigned 

fixtures and fittings.

The Hair & Body Barn Windover 

Farm 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DJ 

Barn 70m W Of Windover Farm 


Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6DJ 

War Memorial 

Romsey Road 

Stockbridge 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

Old St Peters Church Remains 

Stockbridge 

LB2 29/05/1957 140244 Barn. C18. Timber-frame with walls part weatherboarded, part 

corrugated iron, corrugated iron roof and brick and slate addition. In 

hollow to S of farmyard, end on to A30. 4 bay aisled all round barn 

except at far end where lower C18 2 bays added. Double doors cut 

into aisle in 2nd bay from road end and in far bay. Roof hipped and 

swept-down at road end and half-hipped at far end. Addition has 4 

doors between brick piers and roof hipped to far end. Inside Queen 

post roof with cambered ties and braces to ties and aisleplates, and 

windbraces. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140243 Barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, on brick plinth, 

corrugated iron roof. 7 bay barn with large C20 barn built along rear, 

Double doors each end and in 3rd bay from left. Open outshot with 

iron roof to next 3 bays to right and C20 shed in front of right bay. 

Inside queen post roof with straight brace to ties and windbraces. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140402 War memorial. 1921 by E L Lutyens. Portland stone. 3 wide steps 

to plinth that splays out upwards to form seat. Rectangular-section 

base, inscribed, rising through spurs into lozenge section shaft with 

contemporary style cross. Like a series throughout country designed 

by Lutyens. 

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STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE 

LB2S 27/11/1984 140401 Chancel of old church. Circa 1300, rest demolished C1866. Rubble STOCKBRIDGE 

flint mostly rendered with stone dressings and brick repairs. Chancel 

has C14 2-light trefoiled E window. To N small NE buttress, taller 

NW buttress and on wall memorials; C17 to Jones Cesom, 1737 to 

Anne Gauntlet, 1764 to Thomas Gauntlet, 1729 to Edward Avenvile, 

1774 to John Attwood. S wall has low square opening with timber 

lintel at E with reset corbel blocks either side. To W late C13 pointed 

2 chamfered order arch with hollow chamfered impost with bead, 

blocked in, originally to S chapel. To W late C13 pointed, 2 order 

chancel arch with simply mounded capitals but carved breasts as 

stops to returns, and shafts with moulded bases. Arch blocked in but 

in centre reset C15 door of 2 moulded orders with C19 plank door 

with studs and straps each side short buttress. Inside older large 

pointed rear arch to E window. Each side painted on wall 

achievements of royal arms, to S "ER 1588" to N "GR 1726". In N 

Wall 2 blocked painted windows. Memorial on N wall 1683 to Mary 

Gibes. In SE is pointed niche with damaged piscina below. To W 

round arch with slight chamfer, possibly sedilion. Inside is square 

low window. C17 altar table. Roof has ceiling above cambered tie. 

VCH; 1911; Vol 4; p485.

Shepherds House 

Winton Hill 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6HL 

Seven Gables 

Winton Hill 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6HL 

White Hart Inn 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6HF 

The Vine Inn 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6HF 

Adjacent To The Vine Inn 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6HF 

LB2 27/11/1984 140400 House. Early C19. Rendered brick, slate roof. 2 storey, 3 bay. 

Central 6-pane door half-glazed under Doric porch with fluted 

columns and pilasters. 5 16-pane sashes. Roof hipped with 

symmetrical stacks on hips. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140399 House. Early C18. Brick, old plain tile roof. 2 storey and attic 4 bay 

front block with rear pile extending further right. Front has blocked 

doorway to left of centre. In left bay C20 leaded 2-light steel 

casement i n original opening with rubbed brick arch. To right 3 C18 

2-light leaded solid frame casements in a row, the end ones under 

rubbed brick heads. On 1st floor 4 rubbed brick heads to openings, 

end 2 blind, centre 2 with similar C20 casements. Roof hipped with 

2 early C20 3-light hipped dormers. Stacks on rear pile. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140392 Public house. C18 with earlier core and C19 front range. 

Colourwashed brick and front painted slatehung brick, old plain tile 

roof. 2 storey, 3 bay by 3 bay L-shaped C18 building with early C19 

range to front of 2 storeys with verandah on ground floor. Front has 

on ground floor underneath C20 door to left of centre and C20 

casements each side. In front 5 cast-iron columns support 1st floor. 

1st floor slatehung with 2 16-pane sashes. Roof half-hipped. C18 

part has 3-light segmental head casements with 2-light casements 

over and double toothed cornice on sides. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140391 Inn. Early C18, extended early C19, altered C19 & C20. 

Colourwashed brick, old plain tile roof. 3 storey, 5 by 2 bay building 

with 2 storey C19 bay added to right and additions to rear. Central 

C19 door now half-glazed each side late C19 wide canted bay with 

flat roof running between them. On 1st floor 5 C18 12-pane flushframe 

sashes with rubbed brick heads with raised keystones. On 

2nd floor each side of centre 2-light casement. Toothed cornice and 

overhanging eaves to hipped roof with stack on rear wall each end. 

C19 bay has door to left and large tripartite sash with 12-pane 

segmental head sash over and end stack. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140390 Shop with stables behind. C18 and C19. Brick, shop front 

colourwashed and weatherboard, old plain tile roof. End onto road, 

single storey, 1 bay shop with store bay behind, 6 bay stables. Shop 

front has 2 8-pane windows and C20 door with 3-light casement in 

gable, roof half-hipped. On side overlooking stream, brick shop with 

casement, rest weatherboarded with 3-light casement and door in 

store on side facing Vine Inn (qv) brick in all but far bays, doors or 

double doors in each bay. 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE

Town Hall 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6HE 

The Three Cups 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6HB 

Kings Head House 

Lane House 

Larie Antiques and Leyanne 

Salon 

High street 

Stockbridge 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140388 Old town hall. AD1810 on tablet, early C20 addition. Yellow brick 

with red brick to rear 2-storey and attic 3 narrow bay front, 4 bays 

deep, lower C20 2 storey, 2 bay addition to left. Front has plain 

deep pilasters between bays. In each bay rubbed brick arches with 

recessed arch inside and early C20 Venetian window and in left bay 

door. On 1st floor in centre blind arched opening with tablet under 

and each side round blank opening. Deep timber pediment with 

paired modillions. On ridge cupola with block and lead roof with 

weathervane. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140387 Small hotel. C17 refronted and extended C18 altered C20. Timberframe 

core, encased and extended in rendered brick. 1½ storey, 5 

bay with 2 right bays added and behind C18 single bay 2 storey 

hipped wings to all except right 2 bays which C19 longer wider wing. 

In bays each side of centre C20 doors in older frames with flat 

hoods. In other bays C20 canted hip-roofed bays. Above, except to 

left bay, C19 gabled dormers with 3-light casements. Roof halfhipped 

with small hips of higher rear roof rising up from ridge. Inside 

exposed timber-framing. 

LB2S 27/11/1984 140386 House, formerly inn, house and 2 shops. Late C17, C18 refronted 

C19 and C19 addition. Brick and stuccoed brick, old plain tile roof, 2 

storey, 3 bay C17 building with C18 bay added to left, to right 4 bay, 

2½ storey block of house and shop and low 2 storey, 2 bay C19 

building to right. Late C17 building has wide segmental central 

opening with pair of C18 6-pane doors, top-lit, all under early C19 

porch of square posts supporting moulded hood. Above blind 

circular opening. Each side on both floors large 16-pane sash with 

rubbed brick head and corner pilaster. Roof hipped to left and 

joining hip of roof to right, central ridge stack. To right C19 part with 

giant pilaster in centre and each end. Central door and sash each 

side with 2 sashes over to house and door and early C20 shop front 

with 2 sashes over to shop. 1st floor tile band and stucco hoods to 

sashes and doors, similar cornice. 3 C29 hipped dormers. Roof 

hipped to right with central stack and stack at left end. Right part 

has central stucco porch with glazed door. To left paired sashes to 

right sash, similar over, all with similar hoods. Roof hipped to right 

with central stack and stack at left end. Right part has central stucco 

porch with glazed door. To left paired sashes to right sash, similar 

over, all with similar hoods. Roof hipped to right with central 

chimney of 4 moulded brick stacks. 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE

Waterlow 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EU 

Old Rectory 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EU 


High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EU 

LB2 27/11/1984 140385 Cottage. C16 core, remodelled C18. Timber-frame core encased in 

rendered brick. Low 2 storey, 3 bay. Planked door in left bay, under 

flat hood. To left 2-light casements and 3-light casements in other 

bays. Similar windows on 1st floor. Roof half-hipped with stack 

above door. Additions to rear. Exposed frame inside. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140384 Rectory, now private house. Mid C19. Brick with blue headers, old 

plain tile roof. 2 storey on plinth, 3 bay. Plinth with offset and above 

4 stone steps, central top glazed door. Each side canted flat roofed 

bay with sashes with narrow side panes. On 1st floor 3 12-pane 

sashes with rubbed brick-arches. Flat wide eaves with paired 

brackets. Roof hipped with symmetrical stacks on return ridge. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140382 Parish church. 1866-7 by J Colson. Flint with stone dressings, old 

plain tile roof. Plan of chancel with N vestry/organ chamber. N & S 

transeptal chapels and nave with aisles and in SW corner tower 

having S door. Chancel has 3-light Perp E window copying E vestry 

window; reused C15 3-light trefoiled window with traceried head, 

diagonal buttresses. To S central buttress and single trefoiled light 

and squareheaded 2-light. To N in vestry door and single lights. 

Transeptal chapels as tall as chancel with 3-light Perp windows. To 

E of S one c.1300 2-light pointed window. Tall nave with trefoils high 

in gables and outshot aisles with buttresses between bays, and 

reused C14 squareheaded 2 or 3-light trefoiled windows. To W of N 

aisle mid C12 2-light lancet, with circular light in head, window to W 

of nave window large pointed trefoil window. In W bay of S aisle 

tower with buttresses to bottom stage, pointed S door, W halfoctagonal 

stair tower to 2nd stage, with S window of 2-pointed lights 

with round light in head. Offset top stage having 3 separate bell 

openings on each face. Added short broach spire. Inside chancel 

stained glass; rear arch of E window has shafts supporting keel 

mould. Below painted reredos. Painted barrel-vaulted roof with 

ribwork, on foliage corbels. Pointed chancel arch on foliage corbels. 

Arcades on round piers with free Decorated foliage. In S transept E 

window in large rear arch with trefoiled niche. Stained glass in 

aisles. Norman Purbeck font of table top type on short round column 

on square base. King post roof and in aisles arch brace on corbel. 

SW corner has tower with door into nave. 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE

N.J. Stokes Garage 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Trout Cottage 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EX 

LB2 27/11/1984 140380 Garage, formerly place of ill-repute. Late C19. Rendered or 

colourwashed brick, corrugated iron and slate roof. L-shaped with 

end onto road 2-storey, 3 bay range and to right of it at far end taller 

wide 2 bay deep range. Road end has C20 shop front with 4-pane 

sash over and awning on gable. Side has rendered ground floor with 

2 canted bays with pilasters on corners and 4-pane sashes and large 

door with side light and fanlight in far bay. 1st floor verandah with 

open timber supports to roof and bowed cast iron open-work 

balusters, under 4-pane sashes and french windows, awning over. 

Balcony carries on in front of other part. Under 4-pane sash with 

pilasters, and wide passage. Above large canted bay with pilasters 

on corners and gable over with awning. House where Lillie Langtry 

lived when in Stockbridge with the Prince of Wales, later Edward VII. 

Old oil cans now displayed on balcony. 

















group value. 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE

Fleet Cottage 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EY 

Mulberry House 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EY 

Queens Head Cottage 

Old London Road 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6EJ 



Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6JH 

LB2 29/05/1957 140377 Public house with attached cottage. C18 altered C19. Timber-frame 

core, colourwashed and rendered brick, old plain tile roofs. To left 

rendered, slightly projecting 2 storey, 1 bay cottage, in centre lower 2 

storey, 2 bay part of inn, to right taller 2 storey, 3 x 3 bay block 

c1800. C19 hipped bay window with 4-flush panel door and 3-light 

casement over to cottage, and stack shared with taller building to 

left. To right 2 C20 canted flat-roofed bays with 3-light casements 

over, toothed eaves and stack to right. In right block 6-panel door i n 

solid frame, flat hood over, at left and between bays. Similar canted 

bay to right and segmental 3-light casement in other bay, over 2 3- 

light casements. Roof hipped to right with stack at left end. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140376 House. Mid C18 altered C19. Stuccoed brick, old plain tiled roof. Lshaped 

house of 5 bay front and 5 bay wing to rear, rest of rear 

outshot, 2 storey and attic. Front has early C19 square-plan porch 

with entablature and cornice to flat roof. 2-panel door. 4 12-pane 

sashes. On 1st floor 5 smaller 12-pane sashes. Roof hipped with 

stack on ridge of left wing, and dormers on roof face. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140375 Pair of cottages and garage, formerly public house and stables. C17 

core refaced and extended C18 and C19. Timber-frame core 

encased and extended i colourwashed brick with flint bands and 

square, tile-hung 1st floor and weatherboarded archway bay in 

centre. 1½ storey with 4 bays to left being 2 cottages, formerly pub, 

central bay open through to rear and 3 bays to right garage, formerly 

stables. Right bays have C20 doors under pent-roofed hoods at 

each end with 3-light casements in centre. Centre bay has 

casement in weatherboarded 1st floor over arch. Right bay blank 

brickwork with double doors in other bays and 3-light casement over 

right doors. Roof hipped to right with ridge stack between cottages. 

LB2 29/05/1957 140374 Cottage. 1706 on tablet. Colourwashed brick, thatched roof. 1½ 

storey, 3 bay. In centre bay to left C20 door in segmental head 

opening, to right and in other bays 2-light casement. In end bays 2light 

casement in eyebrow dormers. In centre, high-set tablet 

inscribed "Erected 1706 T Cole, W H Attwood overseers". Roof has 

ridge piece and end stacks. At right end C20 garage. 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE


Trafalgar Way 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6ET 

Marsh Meadow 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 6HF 

LB2 27/11/1984 140373 House. C16 and C17 remodelled and extended early C18, refronted 

early C19. Flint with stone and brick dressings, front stuccoed. 2 

storey, 3 bay and chimney bay building with service wing added to 

rear of lower left end, and bay added to upper right end early C18. 

Front 2 storey, 5 bay. 3 left bays, including chimney bay, have 

stucco pilasters between with moulded cornice and low parapet. 

Other 2 bays have plain pilasters and boxed eaves. C18 5-panel 

door in stucco doorcase of pilasters and cornice in chimney bay, 2nd 

bay from left, with 12-pane sash above. In bays each side 16-pane 

sash; ground floor sashes with stucco hoods over. At left end of 2nd 

bay from right C20 copy of C18 door in timber doorcase with 

pilasters, brackets and hood, over 2-light casement and to right 12pane 

sash with narrow edge panes. In right bay 2 16-pane sashes, 

that above piercing eaves and low set to left C18 cellar light. Roof 

hipped with large ridge stack to centre. Inside early C18 features 

such as early C18 staircases behind left bay and right door with old 

quarry and stone flagged floors and doors with wrought iron hinges. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140389 Pair of shops, once house. C17 encased and extended C18, divided 

C19. Timber-frame core, with brick encasing and extensions, part 

colourwashed, part pebbledashed, old plain tile roof. C17 2-storey, 3 

bay building with wings to rear to each end bay and C18 bay with 

archway added to left. Right bay has C19 shop front of pilasters 

supporting cornice and in between bowed shop front of 16 panes. In 

centre C20 shop front of 3 large panes to left C20 half-glazed door 

with glazed light beside. Above each of these C19 3-light casement 

with in each casement 2 panes with small triangular panes in all 

corners. Added left bay has archway with C19 double doors and 

over 6-pane sash. Dentilled eaves. Roof of original part hipped with 

ridged roof running from left hip over added bay. Ridge stack to right 

of centre and on rear left wing. 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE

Fairways and The Grosvener 

Hotel 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Stable Block W Of Church Farm 

Station Road 

Over Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SO20 8HT 

LB2S 29/05/1957 140383 Hotel and attached cottage. Early C19 hotel with mid C19 addition 

and late C18 cottage. Yellow brick hotel with red brick additions, 1st 

floor tilehung addition, slate roof, cottage colourwashed brick, old 

plain tile roof. Tall 3 storey, 5 bay with projecting porch, to right 3 

bay, 2 storey addition, and to left lower 2 storey 3 bay cottage linked 

by single storey bay. Plinth with stone offset. Central portico forming 

porte cochere having rounded front, with 4 stone Doric columns on 

stone plinths (linking pairs of columns), entablature with triglyphs and 

moulded wooden cornice with modillions, supporting room over 

which has 3 bowed sashes, 12-pane each side and 16-pane in 

centre,and moulded cornice and flat roof. Under half-glazed 8-panel 

double door and radiating fanlight with cornice over supported on 

pairs of fluted strip pilasters with side lights between. Slightly 

projecting end bays with 2 storey arched recess. In each bay mid 

C19 tripartite sash under rubbed brick arch. On 1st floor tall 12-pane 

sash with rubbed brick arch. On 2nd floor 5 wide 6-pane 

sashes.Wide flat eaves with paired brackets and brackets on 

corners. Roof hipped with stacks on hips and each side of centre 3 

bays. To right mid C19 Market Room with plinth with stone offset, 

and recesses to end bays with stone arches. In left bay 12-pane 

sash with stone arch and in centre double glazed doors with stone 

lintels carved with 'Market Room'. On 1st floor 5 12-pane sashes and 

bands of fish-scale tiles. Roof hipped to right with stack on end of 

ridge and stacks on front of roof between bays. To left cottage has 

central door with segmental head and to left 2-light casement and 

C19 canted bay and to right 3-light segmental head casement. On 

1st floor 3-light casement with blind opening in centre. Toothed 

eaves to hipped roof with central stack. 15-pane sash in link bay. 

Tom Cannon, famous jockey, owner and trainer of race horses, lived 

here. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140343 Stable block. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded and cob on brick 

plinth, thatched roof. 6 bay, with half roadside in cob and door in 

centre boarded bay. On farmyard side bays open or with doors. 

Roof half-hipped. 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE

Milestone A343 Opposite Filling 

Station 

Danebury Road 

Middle Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

Milestone 40m W Of Junction 

With B3084 


Middle Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

Milestone 50m E Of Side Road 

To Kents Wood 


Nether Wallop 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

2 K6 Telephone Kiosks 

High Street 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

LB2 27/11/1984 140323 Milestone. Early C19. Painted stone with cast iron plates. Square 

sectioned stone with slightly rounded top, set corner onto road, with 

inscribed cast iron plates on 2 faces `London 69, Sarum 12` and 

`London 69, Andover 5`. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140248 Milestone. Early C19. Painted stone with cast iron plates. Squaresectioned 

stone with slightly rounded top, set corner on to road with 

inscribed cast iron plates on 2 faces, `London 71, Sarum, 10' and 

`London 71, Andover 7'. 

LB2 27/11/1984 140247 Milestone. C18. Inscribed painted stone. Square sectioned stone, 

corner onto road with bottom part of corner hollowed out for 

inscription `10 to Sarum', and inscriptions on 2 faces, `70 miles to 

LONDON and `4 miles to Stockbridge'. 

LB2 21/07/1988 140407 Pair of telephone kiosks. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles 

Gilbert Scott. Made by Carron Co. Cast iron. Square kiosk with 

domed roof. Unperforated George VI and Elizabeth II crowns to top 

panels and margin glazing to windows and door. 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE 

STOCKBRIDGE

Tangley 

Fairground Cottage 

Tangley Park Lane 

Tangley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0SH 


No Name 

Tangley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0SE 

Elm Tree Cottage And 

Hedgerows 

Wildhern 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JE 

Leyswood Cottage 

Wildhern 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JE 

Walnut Cottage 

Wildhern 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JE 

LB2 27/09/1984 139935 Cottage. late C18. Flint and thatch. Symmetrical front (south) of 1 

storey and attic, 2 windows, with outshot at the east side. Roof ½hipped 

at the west end, hipped at the east and brought to a low 

eaves above the outshot, catslide to part of rear, eaves raised above 

the upper windows and extended forward in the centre to form an 

open porch. The front wall is rendered, the west side shows flint 

walls with brick quoins and flint panels in the gable; boarded outshot. 

Casements. Boarded door with trellis sides to the porch. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139936 House. Early C19. Rendered walls and hipped tile roof. Front 

(east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows, with a single-storeyed north wing of 4 

windows. Plain walls, plinth, Sashes (one blank). Stuccoe doorway 

with blocking course, simple cornice and pilasters, and 6 panelled 

door. South elevation of 3 windows (2 middle blanks). 

LB2 27/09/1984 139938 Former terrace (ie rank) of 6 cottages, now 2 (out of 2 and 4). C17 

timber frame with late C18 cladding. Render and flint, with thatch 

roof. 2 storeys. 1 storey and attic; 2.4 above 2.5 windows. At the 

west side (Elmtree) the eaves is raised slightly above the upper 

windows, there are 3 eyebrow dormers, and at the east side the 

eaves are raised above a ½ dormer; the roof is hipped and brought 

low above an outshot at the east end. Elmtree has rendered walls, 

the longer length of hedgerows having flint with brick dressings. 

Casements. Plain doorways (1 blocked). 

LB2 27/09/1984 139939 House, once a row of 3. Originally a 3-bay timber frame of C1600 

with cladding and extension of the late C18. Flint and thatch. 1 

storey and attic, 4 above 6 windows. ½-hipped roof with exposed 

frame (C17 at the south C18 at the north) in the gables, eaves raised 

above dormers and lowered above C20 open shallow porch. 

Horizontal flint panels, brick quoins, bands, cambered arches, plinth 

(indicating altered doorways). Casements. Plain door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139941 House. Late C18, with C20 extension. Flint and brick, with a thatch 

roof. 1 storey and attic, 3 above 4 windows. Roof hipped at the 

west (C20) end, gabled at the east with exposed timber frame, eaves 

raised above the upper windows, tiled outshot along the rear. Flint 

panels with brick quoins, cambered arches, with signs of added parts 

to an original central section (with former doorway partly-blocked) 

and an entrance at the slightly-later east side; above the eaves level 

the space between windows has exposed framing with plaster infill. 

Casements. Boarded door beneath a thatched canopy. 

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Starlings 

Wildhern 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JE 

Wilton Cottage 

2 Wildhern 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JE 

Old Plough Farmhouse 

Wildhern 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JE 

Benchmark Cottage 

Hungerford Lane 

Little Hatherden 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0HY 

LB2 27/09/1984 139942 House. Mid C18, with C20 extension to the south side and at the 

rear. Flint and thatch. Symmetrical front (west) of 2 storeys, 3 

windows, with further C20 bay. The flint walls have brick quoins, 

projecting 1st floor band within a band, rubbed flat arches to the 

ground floor (with curved intrados pattern), high plinth, C20 walling of 

stretcher bond, all now painted. C20 casements, one in the position 

of the former central doorway. C20 entrance set back at the north 

end. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139943 Cottage. Late C18, with late C19 and C20 extensions at the west 

side and rear. Flint and brick, with a thatch roof. 1 storey and attic, 

2 above 4 windows. Roof ½ hipped at the east end, eaves raised in 

the centre above the upper windows. Flint panels with brick quoins, 

bands and cambered arches. Casements. Plain doorway. The 

outshot at the west end has a slate roof, the larger rear addition of 2 

storeys is thatched. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139944 House. Late C18. Flint and brick, with a thatch roof. Symmetrical 

wide front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows (and 2 doorways). Hipped 

roof, catslide at rear, brick dentil eaves. Flint walls with brick quoins, 

bands at 1st floor cill, 1st floor, ground floor cill, and plinth levels, 

cambered openings. Casements. 2 plain doorways, on the east 

side with a round arch and 3-pane fanlight. C20 extension of 3 

storeys in the centre of the rear, with ½-hipped roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139933 House. A long range with a central part of timber-framed origin, 

extended (westward) and reclad C1800, with C20 eastward 

extension. Flint and thatch. Partly 2 storeyed, mostly of 1 storey 

and attic, with irregular fenestration. The roof has a ridge which 

lowers eastward, with hips at each end, and one eyebrow dormer. 

Flint walls with brick quoins and cambered arches, some bands; 

altered features and C20 brickwork at the east side. Casements. 

Plain doorways. At the west end a wide stack has been added, with 

flint-panelled walls, the upper part of brickwork having a stone 

plaque inscribed 1 8 M B OO and the plinth having a bench mark. 

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Little Hatherden Stables And 

Hatherdon House 

Hungerford Lane 

Little Hatherden 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0HX 

Hatherden Cottage 


Hatherden 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0HP 

Hatherden C Of E Primary School 


Hatherden 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0HT 

LB2 27/09/1984 139920 Small country house in parkland. Late C18, early C19 and mid C20. 

Painted brick and tile. The old part of the front (west) is symmetrical, 

of 2 storeys, 5 windows. Victorian sashes. Arched doorway with 

thin architrave, leaded radiating fanlight and six-panelled door. A 

Doric verandah (1938) of 6 columns stands on the front terrace 

(replacing a trellis predecessor). On each side of the centre are 

wings, on the north side of 1 storey 4 windows, on the south of 2 

storeys (upper floor 1938) 3 windows, of similar style, with parapets. 

The rear elevation of 2 storeys, 3.3 windows has cambered openings 

and casements, and there is a lead Sun Fire insurance sign (of 

1840). 

LB2 27/09/1984 139922 Cottage. Late C18, extended C19. Flint and thatch. 1 storey and 

attic, 3 dormers and irregular ground floor fenestration. Roof ½hipped 

at the west, hipped at the east end, with eaves raised above 

the dormers. Flint wall with brick dressings, some cambered 

openings; east side rendered and all now painted. Casements. 

Boarded door in plain frame, beneath a gabled canopy. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139923 Primary school. Late C18, 1860, early and late C20. Brick, flint and 

tile. The old part appears as a house with a symmetrical front 

(south) of 2 storeys and attic, 2 windows. ½-hipped roof, with 

catslide at rear. The front wall is of painted brickwork in Flemish 

bond, with cambered ground floor openings, plinth; the east wall is 

rendered. 3-light casements. Panelled door (glazed at the top) 

within a plain frame, protected by a C19 tiled hood on brackets. 

Above the doorway is an oval plaque set in a rectangular panel, with 

corners decorated with winged cherubs, fern leaves and roses, 

inscribed ... "This Charity School for 24 Poor Children of Hatherden 

and Wildhern was endowed by James Sambourne, Merchant. Born 

in Andover 20th October 1725. Dei Donum Des Datum". Above this 

inscription is a smaller panel containing a shield with 3 x 5-pointed 

starts. A late C19 doorway has been inserted next to the window on 

the west side. Attached to the "house" on its west side is a hall 

school of C1860, assumed to be by William White (the architect of 

the adjoining church). With a gable and a large window to the front, 

the building has a tile roof, walls of large flints with thin horizontal 

brick bands, brick quoins with angled rustication, with a buttress to 

the west wall. Casements. A further hall is attached in a set-back 

position, of the early C20 but conforming in size, form, and materials. 

Separate pre-fabricated classroom of the late C20. 

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Shepherds Croft 


Hatherden 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Christ Church 


Hatherden 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0HT 

The Old Bell & Crown 


Hatherden 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0HT 

Goddards Farm House 

Hatchet Lane 

Hatherden 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0HJ 

Hatherden Manor 


Hatherden 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139926 Cottage. C17, with late C18 cladding. Flint and thatch. 1 storey and 

attic, 2 windows. Roof ½-hipped at the south end, gabled at the 

north, catslide at the rear, eyebrow dormers, eaves extended to form 

an open porch on rustic poles. Flint walls with brick quoins, 

cambered arches and plinth (all painted); the north gable has an 

exposed timber-frame with rendered infill. Casements. 5-panelled 

(3 top-glazed) door 

LB2 27/09/1984 139924 Parish church. 1857, by William White, damaged by lightning 1975, 

with consequent restoration, including a new roof. Single cell with 

½-octagon apse, north and south porches, and double-bellcote at 

the west end. Flint walls with brick dressings; thin horizontal bands, 

quoins, separate voussoirs to pointed arches, buttresses and plinth. 

The traceried parts and mullions of the windows are of stone; lancets 

with sharply pointed cusping, of 1, 2 and 4 lights, the largest with a 

hood-mould. The roof of 1976 is of low pitch, of corrugated metal; a 

fragment of the original tile roof remains above the west gable, linked 

to the bell-turret, which is supported by 2 tapered buttresses, 

enclosing a coupled west window. Gabled porches with buttresses 

and pointed arches with patterned voussoirs. The rear third of the 

interior retains its original yellow brick walls with red banding an 

dado, and a C20 glazed screen separates this from the main church, 

which has plastered walls, and late C20 furnishings. 

LB2 Public house. Late C18, with C20 rear extensions. Flint and brick, 

with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. Roof ½-hipped 

at the south end, eaves raised above dormers, hipped at the north 

end and brought to a low eaves above an outshot. Flint walls with 

brick quoins, bands, cambered arches, all now painted. Casements. 

½-glazed door in ½-glazed porch. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139930 House. Late C18, with C20 rear extensions. Flint and tile. Wide 

front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Roof ½-hipped at the east 

end, with a massive tapered stack attached to the west gable. Flint 

walls with brick dressings, cambered arches to the ground floor. 

Casements. C20 porch of flint and brick with a ½-hipped tile roof 

LB2 27/09/1984 139921 House. Early C19. Rendered front, and slate roof. Regular front 

(west) of 2 storeys, 4 windows. The plain rendering is probably C20, 

the other walls being flint with brick quoins, cambered arches, and 

bands. Sashes in reveals, one large C20 rectangular bay. 

Doorcase with moulded canopy on carved brackets, with panelled 

thin pilasters and 6 panelled (2 top glazed) door. Within, there are 

plain early C19 features, with a staircase and fireplace, and C17 

beams, indicating a timber framed origin. 

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Pigeon House Farm 

Hatchet Lane 

Hatherden 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0HJ 

Chalklands 

Hatchet Lane 

Hatherden 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0HJ 

Michaelmas House 


Hatherden 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0HT 

Hatherden Farm 


Hatherden 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0HT 

LB2 27/09/1984 139931 House. C17, mainly late C18, with C20 addition. Rendered or 

painted brick walls, and a tile roof. The main part is a symmetrical 

elevation (south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows, with an older singlestoreyed 

wing at the west end, and a flat-roofed C20 wing at the east 

end of 2 storeys, 2 windows. Plain walls, with cambered openings; 

the gable to the west wing has an exposed timber frame. 

Casements. Old door frame, enclosing a fanlight and boarded door, 

within a C20 gabled porch. 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139925 House built as the Vicarage 1860, assumed to be by William White, 

the architect of the adjoining church. Brick and tile. A design in the 

High Victorian manner, with a balance of asymmetrical features; the 

front (east) of 2 storeys has a tapered attached stack at the south 

and a tall gabled slight projection (1 window above triple lights) at the 

north, with a doorway between, another upper window and coupled 

windows to the ground floor at the north side. Walls of English bond 

have flush blue brick bands, at the top and middle coupled bands 

with a pattern of headers between, cambered arches with blue and 

red voussoirs, tiled cills. Casements. The doorway has narrow side 

windows, a ½-glazed door and a wide tiled canopy on brackets. The 

other elevations are treated with the same balance of mixed 

elements; large windows (a 2-storeyed splayed bay) occupying the 

south elevation. Gables are tile-hung. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139928 House. Early C19. Brick with a slate roof. 2 storeys, 4 windows to 

west front. Hipped roof. Flemish bond walls with blue headers, 

rubbed flat arches. Victorian sashes. Ionic porch with 2 pilasters, 2 

plain columns with large voluts, 6-panelled door beneath a plain 

fanlight. Other walls have flint panels. 

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Little Goddards 

Hatchet Lane 

Hatherden 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0HJ 

The Covey 

Wildhern 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JE 

Cricketers Arms 

Clarkes Lane 

Tangley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0SH 

Charlton Down Farm 

Charlton Down 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JB 


No Name 

Tangley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0SE 

LB2 27/09/1984 139929 House. Originally a 3-bay timber frame of C1600 (of fragmentary 

remains) with recladding and extension of C1800, and minor rear 

additions since. Flint and brick walls, with a hipped roof of C20 tiles. 

Regular front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Horizontal flint panels, 

with brick quoins, bands and cambered arches. Sashes in exposed 

frames. Plain doorway with 3 panelled (top glazed) door, now within 

a glazed conservatory. The west elevation has 2 windows, similar 

features, and a 6-panelled (2-top-glazed) door within a trellis porch. 

Brick incised C G 1807. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139940 Cottage, formerly 2. Late C18. Flint and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 

5 windows. Eyebrow dormers, lower eaves at the east side. Flint 

walls with brick dressings, bands, cambered arches. Casements. 

C20 brick porch with hipped tile roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139934 Public house . Early C19. Flint and brick with a tile roof. Front 

(south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows (a signboard filling the central 

opening). Hipped roof, brick dentil eaves. Thin horizontal flint 

panels, brick quoins, cambered arches, plinth. Cast-iron casements. 

Brick porch with a tile roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139945 House. C18. Brick and thatch. 2 storeys and attic, symmetrical 

front (south) of 3 windows. The roof is brought to a lower eaves at 

the rear (of 1 storey and attic, 2 windows), brick dentil eaves. Red 

brickwork to the front of Flemish bond, other walls of Flemish bond 

with blue headers, cambered openings. Casements. ½-glazed door 

i n C20 porch. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139936 House. Early C19. Rendered walls and hipped tile roof. Front 

(east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows, with a single-storeyed north wing of 4 

windows. Plain walls, plinth, Sashes (one blank). Stuccoe doorway 

with blocking course, simple cornice and pilasters, and 6 panelled 

door. South elevation of 3 windows (2 middle blanks). 

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St Thomas Church 

Church Lane 

Tangley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0SG 

LB2S 27/09/1984 139937 Parish church. Of early medieval origin, mainly a rebuild of 1875 to 

the design of William White, with a western tower of 1898. Single 

cell, with a small apse (on old foundations), a north transept, north 

vestry at the west end, and south porch. Plain tile roof overall, with a 

lower apse roof of 5 hips above a semi-circular eaves. The walls are 

of coarse flints with 2 thin horizontal bands of tiles, stone chequer 

pattern in the upper part of the apse, stone dressings; buttresses, 

plinth, coupled windows (one triple) with cusping and plate tracery, 

and 2 very small apse windows. The east gable (an early fragment) 

has a coupled opening with round arches on simple impost blocks of 

early Romanesque form. The tower is of stone, with flat corner 

buttresses, an octagonal stair turret at the south-west corner, and a 

shingled broach spire. Within, the church is plain; in the apse the 

south window is set within a 2-arched arcade; the chancel arch (in 

the very thick east wall) is pointed, with impost blocks, the tower arch 

has many mouldings, merging with the jamb, the inner mouldings 

finishing on carved brackets. The chief feature of the church is a 

lead font (probably early C17), being a tub on a C20 fluted wooden 

base and having raised cast ornament, of fleur-de-lys, thistle and 

rose 

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Thruxton 

Boundary Wall W And S Of 

Manor Cottage 

Church Lane 

Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NL 

Roadside Wall To Goose Acre 

Cottage 


Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NF 

Bray Cottage 


Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NF 

Forge Cottage 

Church Lane 

Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NF 

LB2 24/10/1984 140140 High garden wall. Early C19. Cob on a flint base, with rendered 

surface and thatched capping. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140143 Boundary wall, continuous with the north gable of Gooseacre. C18. 

High wall of cob on flint with rendered surface and tiled capping. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140147 House, appearing as a terrace of 3. Late C18. Rendered walls and 

thatched roof. Front (north) of 2 storeys, 4 windows. Hipped roof. 

Plain walls (probably of flint and chalk cob). Casements. 3 plain 

doorways with gabled hoods on carved brackets. Restored and 

altered at the rear. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140154 Irregular pair of cottages. C18, with late C20 restoration. Brick and 

thatch. Front (south) of 1 storey and attic, 3 above 4 windows. 

Hipped roof, with eaves raised above the upper windows. Walls 

mainly of painted brickwork in Flemish bond, with some exposed 

timber frame, at the west side a section of flint wall with brick 

dressings, at the east side some C20 painted brickwork. 

Casements. Plain boarded doors. 

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St Peter And St Pauls Church 

Church Lane 

Thruxton 

Andover 

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SP11 8NL 

Thruxton Manor 

Church Lane 

Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NL 

LB1 20/12/1960 140135 Parish church. C13, C15, with complete restoration of 1869. 

Chancel with north vestry and organ recess, nave with north aisle (2 

bays) west tower, and south porch, all in decorated style. Plain tile 

roof. Walls of large knapped flints, with stone dressings; quoins, 

buttresses, plinth, reticulated tracery; the vestry has thin horizontal 

flint panels and brick quoins, bands diagonal buttresses. The interior 

is Victorian decorated, with a number of interesting features. On the 

north side of the chancel there are unequal Perpendicular arches 

with panelled soffits, the eastern most (& smaller) covering an altar 

tomb of Purbeck marble with male and female effigies (c1510); on 

the south side is an earlier perpendicular canopy arch above an altar 

tomb with an inset (unmarked) brass: the south face of the tomb is 

outside the church, associated with a restoration ogee-headed 

priests door and a traceried window. A C19 Perpendicular table top 

tomb forms an altar at the east end of the aisle. There is a pillar 

piscina, a C13 chancel arch, a Norman tower arch. In the tower are 

2 vertical slabs, one with the eroded figure of a knight (c1200). The 

altar reredos is 1943, the font and seating 1844. On the chancel 

floor is a fine brass of a knight in armour (Sir John Lysle, 1407), and 

at the west end of the aisle an oak carved statue of a lady (Elizabeth 

Philpotts) in Elizabethan costume (of ruff, puffed sleeves, wide 

skirts). The tower of 1801 is of ashlar, with 3 plain stages, a 

crenellated parapet with tiny crocketted pinnacles at each corner; 

unusually the porch (of Perpendicular style) is attached to the east 

side of its south wall. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140136 House. Late C18, with C20 extensions. L-shaped block, of flint and 

brick, with a tile roof. Symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 

windows. Hipped roof, brick dentil eaves. Walls of brick in Flemish 

bond (painted), cambered ground-floor openings, and a plinth 

comprising a stone band above flint. Early C19 sashes. C20 

doorway, wide cornice on brackets, panelled pilasters, glazed door 

within side windows. The other walls are of flint with brick quoins, 

bands and plinth: the windows being mostly casements. 

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Stable 50 M N Of Thruxton Manor 

Church Lane 

Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NL 


Church Lane 

Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Manor Cottage 

Church Lane 

Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Goose Acre And Goose Cottage 

Church Street 

Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NF 

LB2 24/10/1984 140137 Stable and coach house, or original form and interior. Late C18. 

Rendered walls and thatched roof. Long near-symmetrical front 

(south) of 2 storeys, with 3 doorways (the west of carriage width) 

separated by 2 windows, with a hayloft door (the only upper opening) 

above the central doorway. Hipped roof. Rendering (on cob) on a 

brick base with rusticated cement pilasters at each end; the 

openings having oval arches of rustic voussoirs formed of flint, 

separated by brick or tiles, and carried down each side as jambs. 

Boarded doors. Small low thatched wing forward of the west end. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140138 House. 1837. Brick, flint and brick, with a low-pitched hipped slate 

roof. Regular front (west) with a set back at the north side, of 2 

storeys, 1.2 windows. Yellow brickwork in Flemish bond, eaves 

fascia, rubbed flat arches, 1st floor band, stone cills, plinth. Sashes 

in reveals, with narrow side panes. The entrance is on the south 

side of the recessed part, with a slate roof on posts to an open 

porch, plain fanlight, and 3 panelled (1 top glazed) door. The 

symmetrical south elevation is similar, of 5 windows (some French 

casements). Other walling has narrow flint bands (13) with red brick 

quoins, bands rubbed flat arches, plinth, stone cills, and sash 

windows. Further lower service wing extends eastward of similar 

style. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140139 House. Mid C18. Brick and tile. Front (south) of 2 storeys, 4 

(regular) above 5 windows. Hipped roof with stepped eaves banded. 

Painted brickwork in header bond, the ground-floor altered openings 

having cambered arches with flat extrados, deep stone plinth. 

Casements. Mid C19 gabled brick porch, with old 6-panelled door. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140142 House. C18. Flint and brick, with a thatched roof. L-shaped block at 

right angles to the roadway: front (west) of 1 storey and attic, 4 

windows. ½-hipped roof, 3 gabled dormers, large tapered stack at 

the south end. Flint walls with brick quoins, bands, cambered 

arches, plinth. Casements, one 2-storeyed splayed bay at the south 

side, with sashes. Plain doorway beneath an open porch, with a 

thatched canopy on posts and 6-panelled door. There are 2 early 

C19 tall sashes on the south elevation: the north gable has on its 

east side a flat-roofed C20 extension in painted brickwork. Part of 

the rear (Gooseacre Cottage) is a lower early C19 wing with 

rendered walls and slate roof. 

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Curlew Cottage 


Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NF 

Hawthorn Cottage 


Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NF 

The Old Forge 


Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NL 



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Andover 

Hampshire 

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Stanbury Road 

Thruxton 

LB2 20/12/1960 140144 Pair of cottages. Late C18, with late C20 restoration. Render and 

thatch. Symmetrical front (north) of 2 storeys, 2 windows. Hipped 

roof. Walls of chalk and flint cob, rendered. Casements. 2 late C20 

gabled porches with tiled roof and painted brick cheeks. Included for 

group value. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140145 Small cottage, to the rear of Ashwell Cottage. Late C18, and early 

C20. Render, thatch and slate. Tiny building of 1 storey and attic, 

irregular fenestration. Thatch above cob walls, casements and plain 

doorway. Attached to its south side by a flat-roofed link unit is a 

small single-storeyed block, with a slate roof. Included for group 

value. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140146 Cottage, with forge building now incorporated. C18. The set back 

house is a timber framed building and the forge has cob walls, with a 

thatched roof over all. 1 storey and attic of 1 storey (to former forge) 

irregular fenestration. Hipped roof, lower above the forge, eyebrow 

dormer. Exposed frame with plaster infill, jettied at the west end: the 

forge is rendered on a chalk and flint cob. Casements. Plain 

doorways, the house door in the angle having carved brackets to a 

hood now covered in thatch. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140148 Cottage. C17, C18 and C20. Rendered walls and thatched roof. 

Small cottage of timber-framed origin, with later additions, now 

forming an L-shape. Front of 1 storey, 2 windows. ½-hipped roof, 

plain walls, casements and boarded door. The east end gable has 

an exposed frame with painted brick infill. " C20 outshots at the west 

end link to another rear block, with a thatched roof. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140149 House. Early C18. Flint and brick, with a thatch roof. Front (northeast) 

of 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. ½-hipped roof with exposed 

frame in he south-east gable, eaves raised above the upper 

windows. Walls of brickwork in Flemish bond, with 6 short flint 

panels arranged vertically between the openings, cambered arches 

with projecting keys and imposts, plinth. Casements. 2 plain 

doorways, with C20 ½-glazed doors. The Yew Tree adjoins the 

house. 

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Thruxton Memorial Hall 


Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Forecourt Wall And Gatepiers To 

The 

Thruxton Memorial Hall 

Stanbury Road 

Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Clovelly 


Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8LZ 

LB2 24/10/1984 140150 Assembly Hall, formerly a Methodist chapel. 1817 with rear 

extension of the late C19. Brick and slate. Symmetrical treatment of 

front and sides, of 2-storeyed appearance. Front (north) of 3 

windows. Hipped roof behind a parapet, with a raised centre 

containing a (cement) panel, with stone coping and stone moulded 

cornice. Red brickwork in Flemish bond, with 3 equal full-height 

recesses with arched tops, arched openings, stone cills, stone pain 

1st floor band within the recesses. Sashes. The doorway has 

reeded plasters, with simple caps, extended round the arched 

opening, which contains a decorative fanlight, above coupled 3panelled 

doors. The side elevations of 3 bays have a similar 

treatment, with cambered arches, the upper openings now filled. At 

the rear a late C19 cross wing of lower height, projecting beyond the 

square shape of the old block, with a slate roof, round-headed small 

openings, and walls banded with blue brick patterns. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140151 Roadside boundary, incomplete. 1817 and C20. The original axial 

entrance is flanked by 2 C20 brick (replaced) piers with old stone 

moulded caps. To the east of the east pier there is a low wall 

supporting a simple wrought-iron rail, as far as another pier, which 

has brickwork with 2 rusticated bands of projecting flints and a 

moulded stone cap. The east side of this pier is connected to a high 

wall, with tile capping, rendered panels (on cob), with brick verticals 

and plinth band and a flint base. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140152 Cottage. C18 and C20. Flint and thatch. 1 storey and attic, 2 

windows. ½-hipped roof with eyebrow dormers. Flint walls with 

brick dressings, all painted. Casements. Flat-roofed early C20 

porch. The east side has a C20 forward extension (once a shop) 

with a pantile roof. A taller rear extension (of the late C20) is in 

matching style. Included for group value. 

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George Cottage 


Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8LZ 

Telephone Kiosk 


Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 


Stanbury Road 

Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NN 


Stanbury Road 

Thruxton 

LB2 08/09/1988 140171 Detached cottage formerly an inn. Probable C17 cruck frame, with 

C18 walling and later extensions. Mostly timber-framed, with one 

remaining pair of jointed crucks; brick and flint walling colourwashed 

on all but front elevation; long-straw thatched half-hipped roof; brick 

chimney stack. Single-storey with attic; 4 bays. Modern timber 

casement windows, 2-light bay 4 and the remainder 3-light, with 

small 2-light attic window over bay 3; between bays 3 and 4 

projecting timber and glazed porch having brick and flint base and 

hipped thatched roof. West gable rendered and plain; east gable 

has angled bay window with felted flat roof, with 2-light casement 

over. Rear elevation has projection to hatch at east end, then a mid- 

C20 felted flat roofed extension along remainder of length, with 

timber casement windows. Interior plain, but central room shows 

clearly the cruck truss between bays 2/3, and the curbed 

windbracing to (presumably) original purlins; original collar removed 

and larger modern beam inserted at lower level. 

LB2 22/07/1988 140170 Telephone kiosk. Type K6. Designed 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert 

Scott. Made by Carron Co. Cast iron. Square kiosk with domed 

roof. Unperforated George VI crowns to top panels and margin 

glazing to windows and door. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140153 Old pair of cottages, extended at the east side; still a pair. C18, C20. 

Brick and thatch. Front (south) of 1 storey and attic, 3 above 4 

windows. ½-hipped roof, with catslide at the rear, and eaves raised 

above the upper windows. Painted brick in Flemish bond, one 

cambered opening, one blocked doorway. Casements, upper 

windows have segmental lights at each side. Boarded door to No. 1, 

flat-roofed brick porch to No. 2. Above the former doorway is a 

stone plaque incised HC EC 1734. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140155 Cottage. C17, with C18 cladding. Rendered walls (on cob) and 

thatched roof. Front (south) of 1 storey attic, 2 above 3 windows. 

Roof ½-hipped at the east end, with catslide at rear, hipped at the 

west end and brought to a lower eaves above an outshot, eaves 

raised above the upper windows, and lowered at the centre to form 

an open porch on 2 rustic poles. Casements, one C20 sash. 

Boarded door. Within, there are remains of an original timberframed 

structure. 

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Wheatears 5 And 6 Racedown 

Cottages 

Topliss Hill 

Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8PP 

Robins Roost 

Church Lane 

Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NL 

Ashwell Cottage 


Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NF 


Stanbury Road 

Thruxton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 8NN 

LB2 24/10/1984 140156 Cottage. Early C19. Rendered walls and thatched roof. 

Symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows, with a west side 

outshot. Hipped roof, with catslide to part of the rear and brought to 

a low eaves above the set back outshot. Most of the walling is 

rendered (on cob) but the east side of the front is flint with brick 

quoins, cambered arch, and bands (all painted). Casements: one 

old casement in the east gable. Wood porch with cusped 

bargeboard to the gable, patterned head to the oval-arched doorway, 

and vertical boarding to the sides. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140154 Irregular pair of cottages. C18, with late C20 restoration. Brick and 

thatch. Front (south) of 1 storey and attic, 3 above 4 windows. 

Hipped roof, with eaves raised above the upper windows. Walls 

mainly of painted brickwork in Flemish bond, with some exposed 

timber frame, at the west side a section of flint wall with brick 

dressings, at the east side some C20 painted brickwork. 

Casements. Plain boarded doors. 

LB2 20/12/1960 140144 Pair of cottages. Late C18, with late C20 restoration. Render and 

thatch. Symmetrical front (north) of 2 storeys, 2 windows. Hipped 

roof. Walls of chalk and flint cob, rendered. Casements. 2 late C20 

gabled porches with tiled roof and painted brick cheeks. Included for 

group value. 

LB2 24/10/1984 140153 Old pair of cottages, extended at the east side; still a pair. C18, C20. 

Brick and thatch. Front (south) of 1 storey and attic, 3 above 4 

windows. ½-hipped roof, with catslide at the rear, and eaves raised 

above the upper windows. Painted brick in Flemish bond, one 

cambered opening, one blocked doorway. Casements, upper 

windows have segmental lights at each side. Boarded door to No. 1, 

flat-roofed brick porch to No. 2. Above the former doorway is a 

stone plaque incised HC EC 1734. 

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Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QR 

Old Oaks 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7PS 

2 Bendles Cottages 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QE 

LB2 30/04/1985 405022 Pair of cottages. C17, with late C18 front and C20 restoration and 

extensions at each side. Brick front, timber frame at the rear, with a 

thatched roof. The building is at right angles to the roadway, with a 

front (south) of 1 storey and attic, 3 windows, extended at the eat 

side by 2 storeys, 1 window, ½-hipped roof, eyebrow dormers, 

interlocking tiles at the east side. The painted brickwork is Flemish 

bond, with cambered openings to the ground floor. A mixture of 

casements; 2 doorways, one with an enclosed and the other with an 

open porch. At the rear (north) the centre section is a low 2 storey 

with exposed framing, having infilling of brickwork and some panels 

of banded brick and flint. 

LB2 30/04/1985 404920 Cottage. C17, with C20 restoration. Timber frame and roughcast 

walls, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. Hipped 

roof, eyebrow dormers, rear catslide of slate. Some exposed frame, 

with rendered infill and other walling. Casements. 2 glazed doors, 

one in an open porch 

LB2 30/04/1985 405018 Two cottages, in a row of 3. C17, reclad C18. Brick and thatch. 1 

storey and attic, 2.2 windows. The roof is hipped at the north end, 

the eaves are raised above the upper windows and lowered in the 

centre to cover a projection. The walls are of Flemish bond with blue 

headers, the ground floor having cambered openings; casements. 

Plain doorways. The north gable has exposed framing in its upper 

part, with flintwork below. 

UPPER CLATFORD 


UPPER CLATFORD


Norman Court Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7HB 

Garden Bridge 15m E Of The Old 

Rectory 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QP 

LB2S 20/12/1960 405035 Parish church. C12, tower of 1578, C17 alterations, C18 porch, 

north aisle of 1890, extended chancel of 1894, vestry of 103, and 

restorations of 1908 (Tower) and 1968 (porch). Flint and roughcast 

walls, with a tile roof. Originally an aisleless nave and chancel, with a 

north aisle added in the late C12; in the C17 the arcade was 

removed and the nave widened to incorporate the aisle, the chancel 

being correspondingly widened on its north side; 2 bays of the nave 

arcade were re-used to form a double chancel arch, and the roof 

was supported on 2 octagonal timber posts. The present north aisle 

was added in 1890 with a new arcade of 3 bays, and the chancel 

was extended (as a sanctuary) in 1894. The exterior has roughcast 

walls with stone dressings; there are 3 windows of the early C17, 

Victorian coupled lancets, and Victorian/decorated east and south 

windows to the sanctuary, the north aisle has 2 small triple lights and 

a blocked Norman (re-set) doorway. The tower (probably replacing 

an earlier structure) is plain, with stepped buttresses, flint walls up to 

the bell stage, which is cement rendered, and a plain parapet with 

crocketted corner pinnacles. The porch, of brickwork, has a round 

arch with a key. The interior is Victorian except for the nave, which 

has 2 slightly pointed chancel aches resting on drum columns; the 

posts support tie beams, above which are 3 slender Tuscan columns 

(supporting the ceiling). There is a Norman piscina pillar (placed in 

the sanctuary) and a stone font in the shape of a chalice, with the rim 

inscribed ..."Richard Greene of Winterbourne Stoke gave this 

1629...." and floor slabs of C18 and C19 date. 

__________________________ 

LB2 30/04/1985 405034 Footbridge across a canalised stream. c1840. Cast-iron (made by 

Taskers (or Waterloo Ironworks) in Upper Clatford) structure, with 

arches formed by 2 halves of oval form, with decorative scrolls in the 

spandrels. Panelled beam, above which is a rail, having slender 

balusters at the main points, and plain verticals between, tied by 

cross braces. 


UPPER CLATFORD

Norman Court Farm 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7HB 

Norman Court Farm 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7HB 

Bridge Next To Fishing Cottage 

Church Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

LB2 30/04/1985 405038 Range of barns, and stables. C18, and c1900. Boarded and brick 

walls, with a tile roof. A continuous range of buildings, 3 C18 barns 

are joined at their ends and arranged in zig-zag form, the 

easternmost being connected to a (north-south) barn of 5½ bays 

with 1 aisle, which at its north end is joined to a barn (east-west) of 6 

bays with aisles; all these are timber framed with Queen post 

trusses, have hipped tile roofing, and boarded walls. The mid C19 

range is laid out in 3 angles to enclose the courtyard, the walls of 

brickwork and roofs of tiles, with hipped dormers and low windows 

beneath cambered openings; the northern end of this block is early 

C19, of brick walling in English bond. 

LB2 30/04/1985 405037 House. Early C18, with mid C19 alterations and extensions. Brick 

and tile. Regular front (south) of 2 storeys and attic, 7 windows. 

Hipped roof, with eaves band of cut brick brackets, 3 mid C19 gabled 

dormers with cills at eaves level. Walls of blue headers with flush 

red quoins, rubbed flat arches with rounded heads to keys, 1st floor 

projecting band, plinth, stone cills. The 2 openings at the west side 

on the ground floor have been partly-filled. Victorian casements. 

Victorian classical doorcase, with pediment, pilasters panelled 

reveals, fanlight, and door of 4 horizontal panels. The east wall has 

similar features, 2 filled openings and a Victorian window above a 

doorway. The rear has mid C19 extensions, with ground floor 

sashes. 

LB2 01/08/1978 405036 Road bridge over the River Anton. 1843. A cast iron structure made 

by the local firm of Taskers. There is a double span, and the slab 

rests on 8 beams, formed as arched frames, with decorative 

diminishing circules in the spandrels (exposed on the outer faces), 

resting on cast plates (with panelled decoration), with splayed plates 

at each end as abutments. The keys at the top of each curve has 

cast lettering .."Tasker 1843 ...."above a rosette. Each junction 

supports a moulded slender column, and between them are 3 

horizontal rails. 



UPPER CLATFORD

Stables 10m SW Of The Old 

Rectory 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QP 




Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QP 

Rawlinson Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QP 

LB2 30/04/1985 405033 Stables, in use as garage, and stores. Early C19. Brick and tile. A 

narrow block backing onto the roadway, with all the features on the 

east (courtyard) side. A symmetrical elevation (east) with a slightly 

projecting centrepiece with a gabled dormer above C20 garage 

doors (replacing coach doors). On each side there is a symmetrical 

arrangement, of a central doorway wit ha window on each side; to 

the north there extends lower service blocks. ½-hipped tile roof 

hipped slate roof at the north, brick dentil eaves. Walls of red 

brickwork in header bond, with blue brick recessed panels above the 

windows, the window openings having ogee form with rubbed 

voussoirs. Casements. Boarded doors. 

LB2 20/12/1960 405032 House, C18, with early C19 alterations, and small C20 extensions. 

Stucco front, brick walls elsewhere, and a tiled roof. The south 

elevation is 2 storeys, 4 windows, the west side now being masked 

by a taller projecting wing of 2 bays. Hipped roof. Walls of Flemish 

bond and Garden Wallbond, some rubbed flat and round arches, 

plinth. Coupled casements with metal Gothic lights, sashes to the 

east face of the wing, and a wide bow at the front of the wing. ½glazed 

door beneath a pedimented canopy on brackets. The north 

elevation (of the early C19) has a centrepiece of substantial 

projection, and a lower west side; 2 storeys, 1.3.1.2 windows. 

Stucco walls, parapet, plain openings. Sashes, triple units each side 

of the centre, tall ground floor windows to the centre. The west side 

contains a slender Tuscan porch of 2 columns, 2 pilasters, with a 

thin architrave to the doorway, and narrow panelled reveals, ½glazed 

door. The west elevation is a mixture, showing in the middle 

the west end of the original house, sashes and casements, and a 6- 

panelled door beneath a canopy on brackets. 

LB2 30/04/1985 405031 House. Mid C19. Flint and brick, with a slate roof. T-shaped 

building with extension at the north end; 1 storey and attic, 1 window 

to each face (2 to the north side). Steep roof, with gables and 

decorative bargeboards; 1 dormer. Flint walls with red brick 

dressings; quoins, eaves band, cambered openings. Casements, 

with ½-hexagonal heads to each coupled light. Plain doorway, with 

6-panelled door. 



UPPER CLATFORD

Sackville Court 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QW 

Hillside Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QW 

Reed Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QW 

Hope Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QW 

The Old Forge 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QT 

Pounceys 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QS 

LB2 20/12/1960 405030 House. Early C18. Brick with tile roof. Regular front (south) of 2 

storeys and attic, 7 windows. ½-hipped roof, catslide at rear, brick 

dentil eaves, 3 hipped roofed dormers with leaded casements. Walls 

of blue headers with flush red dressings; quoins, cambered rubbed 

arches to the ground floor openings, stepped plinth. C20 mullion 

and transom casements. Doorway (at the 3rd bay) with a moulded 

canopy on carved brackets, fanlight, and 6-panelled door. The west 

gables (of 2 windows, 1 filled) has oval arches to the ground floor, 

and an upper leaded mullioned and transomed window. 

LB2 30/04/1985 405028 Pair of cottages. Late C18. Flint and thatch. Symmetrical front 

(west) of 1 storey and attic, 3 windows; the former central doorway of 

each unit has been replaced by a window, and one doorway set in a 

former window opening. Roof ½-hipped at the south end (with 

exposed frame in the upper gable end, eaves raised above the 

upper windows. Flint walls with brick dressings, quoins, cambered 

openings, plinth. Casements. 1 panelled door. 

LB2 30/04/1985 405027 Cottage, former pair. Early C18, with C20 restoration and extension. 

Rendered walls and thatched roof. Timber-framed building at rightangles 

to the roadway; 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. Roof has 

eaves raised above the upper windows, and a catslide at the rear. 

Plain walls. Casements, 2 splayed bays with thatched covering. 2 

French doors. C20 flat-roofed wing to the east side. 

LB2 30/04/1985 405026 Cottage. Early C18. Timber-frame with a slate roof. Building at right 

angles to the roadway; front (north) of 1 storey and attic, 1 above 2 

windows. ½-hipped steep roof. Exposed frame with rendered infill 

and other walling. Casements. C20 gabled porch. 

LB2 30/04/1985 405025 Cottage. C18, with C20 restoration. Painted brick walls, and 

thatched roof. Building at right angles, to the roadway; front (south) 

of 1 storey and attic, 3 above 5 windows. Roof hipped and ½hipped, 

with eaves raised above 2 upper windows. Casements. 

C20 porch, with a thatched roof. 

LB2 20/12/1960 405024 House. Mid C18. Brick and tile. Wide front (west) of 2 storeys, 3 

windows. ½-hipped roof, catslide to part of rear, brick dentil eaves. 

Flemish bond walls, cambered openings to the ground floor, plinth. 

Casements. Plain doorway with canopy on carved brackets, and 4panelled 

door. 2 lead fire insurance signs above the canopy. 






UPPER CLATFORD

2 Pounceys Cottages 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QS 

2 Lovells Cottages 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QR 

The Crook & Shears 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QL 

The Moorings 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QL 

3 Bendles Cottages 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QE 

LB2 30/04/1985 405023 2 houses, originally 1. Late C18. Brick and tile. 2 storeys, 3 

windows. Roof ½-hipped at the north end, with a stepped stack to 

the south gable, catslide at rear, brick dentil eaves. Walls of header 

bond, with some blue bricks, 1st floor band, cambered ground floor 

openings, plinth; the end walls have narrow horizontal bands of flint. 

Casements. 2 plain doorways, No. 2 with a C20 tiled canopy on 

posts. 

LB2 30/04/1985 405022 Pair of cottages. C17, with late C18 front and C20 restoration and 

extensions at each side. Brick front, timber frame at the rear, with a 

thatched roof. The building is at right angles to the roadway, with a 

front (south) of 1 storey and attic, 3 windows, extended at the eat 

side by 2 storeys, 1 window, ½-hipped roof, eyebrow dormers, 

interlocking tiles at the east side. The painted brickwork is Flemish 

bond, with cambered openings to the ground floor. A mixture of 

casements; 2 doorways, one with an enclosed and the other with an 

open porch. At the rear (north) the centre section is a low 2 storey 

with exposed framing, having infilling of brickwork and some panels 

of banded brick and flint. 

LB2 20/12/1960 405020 Public house. C17, and C18. Rendered walls and thatched roof. 

The front (east) is of 2 parts, the south side of 2 storeys, 2 windows, 

the north of 1 storey and attic, 2 windows. ½-hipped roof of 2 levels, 

with exposed frame (C18) in the upper south gable, and C17 

exposed frame i the north gable, eyebrow dormers at the north side. 

Plain walls on a plinth, with exposed frame in the north gable, the 

north side wall has been thickened in front of the frame. Casements. 

Plain doorways. Lower wings to the rear at each side. 

LB2 30/04/1985 405019 Cottage. C18 and C19, with C20 restoration. Rendered walls, with 

roof of thatch and slate. Building at right-angles to the roadway, with 

a low wing alongside the road at the south side. ½-hipped thatch 

roof, with eaves, lowered above a projecting wing at the east side, 

the west wing (late C19) having a slate roof. Plain walls. 

Casements. Doorway within a glazed verandah. 

LB2 30/04/1985 405018 Two cottages, in a row of 3. C17, reclad C18. Brick and thatch. 1 

storey and attic, 2.2 windows. The roof is hipped at the north end, 

the eaves are raised above the upper windows and lowered in the 

centre to cover a projection. The walls are of Flemish bond with blue 

headers, the ground floor having cambered openings; casements. 

Plain doorways. The north gable has exposed framing in its upper 

part, with flintwork below. 





UPPER CLATFORD




Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QD 

Berwick House 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7PS 

Twyneham House 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7PS 

Knapp Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7PS 

134 Village Street 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7PS 

Bury Hill Farm 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7PS 

LB2 20/12/1960 405017 Cottage. C17, with C18 dwelling. Brick front, with a thatched roof. 

A narrow block at right angles to the roadway; front (south) of 1 

storey and attic, 3 above 4 windows. Hipped roof, with eyebrow 

dormers; brought to a low eaves at the east side to form an open 

porch. Casements. Plain door. The north elevation has exposed 

timber-framing to part, with rendering on cob to the other part. 

LB2 20/12/1960 404925 House. C18, with C20 restoration and extension. Brick and flint, 

with a tile roof. 2 storeys and attic, 3 windows. ½-hipped roof, with 

exposed frame i n the upper gable. Walls of horizontal flint bands, 

with brick quoins, bands, cambered arches to the ground floor, and a 

high plinth, all painted. Casements; small oval window above the 

entrance. C20 solid porch, with slate roof, pediment/gable above 

pilasters, and 8 panelled door. C20 north wing set back, of the same 

style. 

LB2 30/04/1985 404923 House. C1840. Brick with tile roof. Symmetrical front (west) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows, with a low extension at the south side of 2 

storeys, 2 windows. Hipped and ½-hipped roof, red brickwork of 

Flemish bond, with flush yellow brick (painted red) dressings; quoins, 

1st floor band, plinth, the ground floor windows have classical stucco 

frames, with pediment blocking course, cornice, block caps to 

pilasters and cills. Sashes in reveals. Stucco Tuscan porch of 2 

columns, 2 pilasters, with a plain fanlight and 3-panelled door. 

LB2 20/12/1960 404918 Cottage. Late C17, and C20 restoration. Timber-frame and thatch. 

Front (south) of 1 storey and attic, 3 above 5 windows. Roof ½hipped 

at the west end with frame exposed in the upper gable, 

eyebrow dormers, thatch cover to outshot at the west side, the east 

gable partly masked by a massive tapered stack. Upper walls have 

exposed frame, the lower being rendered. Casements. Boarded 

door in the west side outshot. 

LB2 30/04/1985 404916 Cottage. C18, with C20 restorations. Cob and thatch. Building at 

right-angles to the roadway; 1 storey and attic, 2 above 4 windows. 

½-hipped roof, with exposed timber-frame in the north gable, eaves 

raised above the upper windows, tiled outshot at each end. 

Rendered walls, outshots of flint with brick dressings, all painted. 

Casements. Plain doorway beneath a thatched canopy on posts. 

LB2 20/12/1960 404914 House, C18, with mid C19 extensions. Brick and tile. Symmetrical 

front (south) of 2 storeys and attic, 3 windows (centre now filled). 

Plain roof, tapered stacks at each end - walls of blue headers, with 

red flush dressings, quoins, projecting 1st floor band, rubbed flat 

arches. Sashes in exposed frames. Victorian porch at the east side, 

with arched entrance within a gable. 






UPPER CLATFORD

Wressle Cottage 

Foundry Road 

Anna Valley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7LR 

Clatford Manor House Flat 1-13 

Clatford Manor 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7PY 

LB2 03/08/1988 405344 Detached cottage. Apparently a C19 renovation of a C17 2-room 

house. Partly timber framed with brick infill and rendered panels, 

with brick and flint walling to each end, half-hipped thatched roof, 

brick chimney stack. Two-storey front with 2 bays, and single storey 

extension to west gable. Rendered plinth: mostly cast-iron widow 

casements, with 2-light 24-pane window set in segmental brick arch 

lower bay 1, 3-light 36-pane to bay 2 set within timber frame, upper 

bay 2 a 2-light 24-pane window; upper bay 1 has a later C19 small 

pane timber casement: between bays a boarded door with C20 

timber porch and cast iron step/threshold. Extension ha Welsh slate 

roof and additional chimney stack, with larger 2-light 24-pane cast 

iron casement set in segmental arched opening, and boarded door in 

similar opening bay 2; between these another blocked doorway. 

East elevation has exposed timber frame and rendered panels to 

first floor. Rear elevation has bonded brick and flint work and 2 

further cast iron windows as well as C20 timber casements, at upper 

level set in flat roofed dormers. Interior little changed from early/mid 

C19; dog leg stair partly reconstructed but in original position, as are 

the first floor partitions, some timber framed, some matchboarded, 

wide fireplace with indication of oven having timber bressumer; some 

timber framing exposed internally. Queen post with curved tension 

braces and chamfered spine beam with runout stops. Series of C199 

plank doors. The cast-iron elements of considerable local interest; 

the foundry of Tasker Brothers c1813-1985, was located only a few 

yards away, and these elements presumed to be of local 

manufacture. 

LB2 22/09/1976 404911 House, now incorporated within a larger scheme of flats. Mid C18, 

and late C20. Brick and tile. The front (east) was symmetrical, of 2 

storeys, 3 windows, but the building has been given an attic floor 

with 4 dormers, and at the south side is the gable to a Victorian wing 

of 2 storeys, 1 window. Walls of header bond, with rubbed flat 

arches to the ground floor, cement plinth. Sashes in reveals. 

Doorcase, with C20 pediment, above an early C19 cornice and 

frieze, fluted pilasters, ½-glazed door, with a flight of stone steps, 

flanked by wrought-iron rails. 


UPPER CLATFORD

Taskers Lodge 

Foundry Road 

Anna Valley 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7NE 

South Lodge 


Red Rice 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SP11 7PD 

LB2 15/01/1985 404908 Lodge. 1836. Stucco and slate. The drive has an archway beneath 

an upper room, flanked by single-storeyed wings; the original 

building having been erected by the owner of the nearby Waterloo 

Ironworks (Taskers) as a school and chapel (east wing) and a 

schoolmaster's house (west wing); rear outshots were added and the 

building became a residential lodge. Symmetrical front (south) with 

2 windows to each unit. Hipped roof to each unit. The arch is 

segmental and rests against plain pilasters at the front; the wing 

walls have wide chamfers to each corner and exaggerated coving to 

the eaves; each window is an arched opening framed in rusticated 

flint quoins. Casements, cast iron small frames with Gothic heads. 

Within the arched passageway there is a Gothic doorway on the 

west side and a similar window (former doorway) opposite. 

LB2 26/01/1995 405404 Pair of drive lodges, gate-piers and gates. 1921-2 by Leonard 

stokes, Drysdale and Aylwin. Red brick with blue brick panels. 

Steeply-pitched hipped plain tile roofs with axial brick stack at apex. 

PLAN: Pair of square-plan lodges, each with small fuel store to right 

and left and gates to drive between. Domestic Revival style. 

EXTERIOR: 1 storey and attic. North west fronts have two small 

casements on ground floor and band of 6 light casements above in 

raised attic storey with deep coved eaves; at centre of attic window a 

panel with arms and initials C.M.M. and M.M.M. and date 1921. All 

casements have glazing bars and small panes. Corbelled brick 

eaves and brick stringcourse belwo. Side elevations facing drive 

have 3 light casement and brick pilastered doorway with small 

moulded canopy and half glazed door. Wide 8 light half doormer at 

rear with flat roof. Small single storey fuel store on outer sides. Pair 

of stone gate piers at centre with panelled sided and cornices; pair of 

wrought iron gates with scroll decoration and flanking brick walls with 

moulded copying. INTERIORS not inspected. 


UPPER CLATFORD

North Lodge 


Red Rice 

Stockbridge 

Hampshire 

SP11 7PD 

The Cottage 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QW 

The Post Office 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QL 

1 Pounceys Cottages 



Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7QS 

LB2 26/01/1995 405404 Pair of drive lodges, gate-piers and gates. 1921-2 by Leonard 

stokes, Drysdale and Aylwin. Red brick with blue brick panels. 

Steeply-pitched hipped plain tile roofs with axial brick stack at apex. 

PLAN: Pair of square-plan lodges, each with small fuel store to right 

and left and gates to drive between. Domestic Revival style. 

EXTERIOR: 1 storey and attic. North west fronts have two small 

casements on ground floor and band of 6 light casements above in 

raised attic storey with deep coved eaves; at centre of attic window a 

panel with arms and initials C.M.M. and M.M.M. and date 1921. All 

casements have glazing bars and small panes. Corbelled brick 

eaves and brick stringcourse belwo. Side elevations facing drive 

have 3 light casement and brick pilastered doorway with small 

moulded canopy and half glazed door. Wide 8 light half doormer at 

rear with flat roof. Small single storey fuel store on outer sides. Pair 

of stone gate piers at centre with panelled sided and cornices; pair of 

wrought iron gates with scroll decoration and flanking brick walls with 

moulded copying. INTERIORS not inspected. 

LB2 30/04/1985 405029 House. Early and late C19. Brick with tile roof. Front (south) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows (and a panel above the doorway). Plain roof, 

with brick dentil eaves. Walls of Flemish bond with blue headers, the 

blue brick panel having a red lozenge, cambered openings to the 

ground floor. Casements to the east side is a splayed bay. C1900 

½-glazed door. 

LB2 20/12/1960 405021 Cottage with shop. Early C18. Cob and thatch. Building at rightangles 

to the roadway; south elevation of 1 storey and attic, 3 

windows. Roof hipped and ½-hipped, with part catslide at the rear. 

Rendered walls, exposed frame at the west side (front and rear) and 

of the east side outshot. Casements, the larger window to the street 

is the shop window. Plain doorway with thatched canopy on posts, 

shop door with a tiled canopy. 

LB2 30/04/1985 405023 2 houses, originally 1. Late C18. Brick and tile. 2 storeys, 3 

windows. Roof ½-hipped at the north end, with a stepped stack to 

the south gable, catslide at rear, brick dentil eaves. Walls of header 

bond, with some blue bricks, 1st floor band, cambered ground floor 

openings, plinth; the end walls have narrow horizontal bands of flint. 

Casements. 2 plain doorways, No. 2 with a C20 tiled canopy on 

posts. 




UPPER CLATFORD

Valley Park 

Zion Hill Farmhouse 

7 Goodacre Drive 


Eastleigh 

Hampshire 

SO53 4LG 

Barn NE Of Zion Hill Farmhouse 

Zion Hill Barn 

1 Goldwire Drive 


Eastleigh 

Hampshire 

SO53 4LQ 

LB2 10/01/1996 452305 Farmhouse. Circa C17; extended in circa early C19. Timber-framed 

with painted brick nogging, partly faced in painted brick and partly 

rendered. Clay plain tile roofs with half-hipped and hipped ends. 

Rendered axial stack with brick shaft and brick lateral stack to crosswing. 

PLAN: 2 or 3-bay timber-framed main range with stack and 

baffle-entry at the right (west) end. In circa early C19 a cross-wing 

was added to the west end and an outshut was built in the angle at 

the rear. EXTERIOR: 2 storeys. Asymmetrical north front with 

exposed square-framing to left and centre with straight tensionbraces 

and brick nogging. C20 glazed porch to right of centre with 

small bow window to right and small C20 window under eaves 

above; to right, the cross-wing with cambered brick arch opening 

with C20 windows inserted. Rear, south, main range roof carried 

down as catslide over small outshut in angle with wing on left; C20 

windows. INTERIOR not inspected. 

LB2 10/01/1996 452306 Barn. C18. Timber framed, clad in later waetherboarding. Half-hiped 

roof clad in corrugated steel sheets. 3-bay barn with cart-entrance at 

centre of west side. INTERIOR: wall-posts with cut jowls ans curved 

braces to cambered tie-beams. Roof with queen-struts to collars with 

clasped purlins; straight wind-braces; common-rafters and ridgeboard 

inatct. Long projecting pegs to joints. Wall-framing has tall 

studs and long straight diagonal braces; the south end wall-framing 

has been replaced and the lower wall-framing of the centre bay of 

the east side has been removed. Extra tie-beams inserted in bays 

one and three witht struts to purlins. 

VALLEY PARK 

VALLEY PARK

Vernham Dean 

Gatepiers 50 Yards E Of 

Vernham Manor 

Church Lane 

Vernham Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0EN 

Forecourt Wall And Outbuildings 

E Of 

Upton Manor 

Upton Road 

Linkenholt 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JR 

Upton Manor 

Upton Road 

Linkenholt 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JR 

LB2 27/09/1984 139999 Gatepiers. Early C19. 2 square rustic piers, of alternating bands of 

brick and projecting unknapped flint, with plain caps, surmounted by 

ball finials. 

LB2 27/09/1984 140003 Forecourt walls, outbuildings and cistern. Early and late C19. The 

deep grassed forecourt with driveway has a roadside wall of flint 

panels and brickwork, curving inwards to a plain gateway. On the 

south side there is a 2-storeyed block with a tile roof, ½-hipped at the 

north end (with exposed timber frame in the gable) and hipped at the 

south end; the walls are brick with flint panels, the inner face with a 

window above a central doorway. At right angles (and bordering the 

south side of the forecourt) is a single-storeyed range of flint and 

brick, with a thatched roof. In the centre of the forecourt is a 

hexagonal lead cistern, with raised strapwork ornament dated 1707. 


LB2 20/12/1960 140002 House. Early C18, restored and extended in 1936. The front wall is 

original, and the remainder is a restoration and extension of 1936, in 

a closely matching style. Brick, with a hipped tile roof. Symmetrical 

front (east) of 2 storeys, 5 windows, with set-backs of the later date 

at each side, of 1 window. Flemish bond, with flush blue panels 

between the openings, 1st floor band, red rubbed flat arches to the 

ground floor with carved soffit ornament, stone cills, plinth; the 

former eaves cornice is now replaced with a brick dentil eaves 

course (early C19), with wood lintels to the upper openings. Old 

sashes. C20 doorcase, with moulded and arched pediment, lower 

cornice mouldings stepped forward above consoles at each side, 

panelled pilasters, architrave with key, and 6-panelled door. The 

south elevation (1936) repeats the design, with a pediment, deep 

ground floor windows, and a more ornate doorway. 

VERNHAM DEAN 

VERNHAM DEAN 

VERNHAM DEAN

Vernham Manor 

Church Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

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LB2S 20/12/1960 139997 House. Medieval, with later alterations and additions. Some timberframing 

within suggests that the present centre was a medieval 

framed house, which had at a later date 3 massive chimneys 

attached to the rear (now inside). The gabled wings at each side are 

probably C1600, when the whole building was gabled wings at each 

side are probably C1600, when the whole building was rebuilt in 

brickwork (English bond); the present passage along the rear and 

the extended wings are C18 and early C19, and the refacing of flint 

and brickwork in the centre front and the end elevations is late C18. 

Brick and flint with a tile roof. Symmetrical front (east) of 2 storeys 

(with attics to the wings and basement to the centre), 1.5.1 windows. 

The slightly projecting gabled wings are in English bond, on a high 

plinth, the centre is flintwork with brick dressings, cambered arches 

to the ground floor, with 3 light chamfered brick mullions to the 

basement. Leaded casements (re-set at a lower level to the ground 

floor centre), with 2-storeye splayed bays to the wings (with mullion 

and transom casements to the south side and C20 sashes to the 

North). C20 gabled brick porch, enclosing an Elizabethan thick 

wood door frame, with the mouldings stopped above a plain base, 

with a panelled door now hung to open outwards. The north 

elevation (to the wing) has a massive stack with 2 diagonal flues, set 

against English bond brickwork with blue diaper patterns, the west 

side having narrow horizontal flint bands: the south elevation is 

similar with 2 stacks (one with a single diagonal flue, the other of 3 

flues, the 2 outer diagonal). The rear has walls of Flemish bond with 

blue headers, cambered ground floor openings, casements (some 

blocked), and the wings project and appear of the early C19, with an 

access to higher ground from the 1st floor at the north side. Within, 

there is C17 panelling, an elaborate (but crude) Jacobean screen 

with Ionic pilasters, Jacobean panelling above a fireplace, 

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Church Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

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2 Ankers Farm 

Conholt Lane 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Berneval Cottage 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0EL 

LB2 20/12/1960 139994 Parish church. Of Norman origin, with a complete restoration of 

1851 by A. Ashpital. Aisleless nave and chancel with a small north 

vestry. Tile roof, western stone bell turret. Walls of flint rubble with 

stone dressings, including buttresses, small coupled cusped lights to 

the nave and single lights to the chancel, 5-stepped lancets at the 

east end, and 2 at the west end below a quatrefoil. The south wall 

has altered brick quoins, indicating some survival of the old wall. 

The chief feature is the re-set west doorway (C1200), having a round 

arch with dog-tooth, 2 inner rows of chevron, 2 inset columns at each 

side with simple foliage caps. Within, the wall above the chancel 

arch has 2 prescription panels (early C19) and a painted and framed 

Royal Coat of Arms VIC 1 REG 1838. There are some monuments 

and plaques (1703, 1931, 1834), a floor slab of 1696, and an 

octagonal C19 Perpendicular font. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139991 House. 1719 recladding of timber frame with addition of the late 

C19, forming L-shaped plan. Brick and flint, thatch and slate. The 

main building is 2 storeys and attic, with irregular fenestration; the 

wing has 2 storeys, 2 windows. Thatched roof with slate at the 

junction with the lower which has a slate roof, hipped and ½-hipped. 

The upper wall has an exposed timber frame with brick infill, the 

lower is flint with brick quoins, the wing is flint with brick quoins, 

cambered arches and thin bands; all now painted. Casements, 2 

early C19 sashes. Plain doorway and 6 flush-panelled door, 

beneath a concave metal canopy on posts. Date mark above the 

doorway. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139990 House. Late C18. Flint walls and thatch roof. 2 storeys and attic, 3 

windows. ½-hipped roof, with frame exposed in the south gable, 1 

eyebrow dormer. The flint walls have brick quoins and cambered 

arches, the gables having narrow horizontal flint panels. 

Casements, one early C19 sash. Boarded door beneath a thatched 

canopy, on a light trellis. 

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The Old Farmhouse 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0EL 

Fowlers Farm 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0EL 

Barn 10yds S Of Flowers Farm 


Andover 

Hampshire 

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Flowers Farm 


Andover 

Hampshire 

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Poplars Farm House 

High Street 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JY 

LB2 27/09/1984 139989 House. C17 timber frame, with C18 cladding and thatched roof, with 

C19 addition at the rear of flint and brick with a tile roof, again 

extended in the later C20 in similar style. 1 storey and attic to the 

old part (at right-angles to the roadway), 2 windows; 2 storeys to the 

later part. The ½-hipped thatch roof has eaves raised above the 

upper windows, the tile roof has a brick-dentil eaves. Walls of flint 

with red brick dressings and bands, the later part in narrow 

horizontal panels, cambered arches, plinth; the gable and north side 

has exposed bricknogged framing. Casements. Plain entrance in 

the later part, with a tiled hood on posts; the former central door to 

the old part now filled with a window. Single storeyed outshot along 

the north side, with shingle roof and brick walls. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139987 House. Late C18 to early C19. Brick and tile. Symmetrical front 

(east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Hipped roof, with brick dentil eaves. 

Walls of Flemish bond, with rubbed flat arches to the ground floor, 

now painted. Sashes, Victorian to the ground floor. C19 doorcase 

with cornice, carved brackets, panelled pilasters, fanlight and 6- 

panelled door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139986 Barn, with a narrow stable block at right angles C18 and C19. 

Timber-frame of 4 bays with aisles, Queen post truss. Boarded 

walls. Lower stable block with boarded walls and roadside wall of 

flint with brick dressings. Hipped thatch roof to the barn, hipped 

corrugated iron roof to the stables. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139985 House. C18. Brick and render, with a thatch roof. Front (east) of 2 

storeys, 2 windows. ½-hipped roof, with catslide at rear, and a rear 

projection. Red brickwork in English bond, with cambered ground 

floor openings, rendered at the south side and south end (which has 

a tile-hung upper gable). Casements. ½-glazed door within a C20 

½-glazed porch. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139984 House. C17. Refaced and extended in late C18. A timber-framed 

building with late C18 cladding, and a late C18 extension of equal 

size. Flint and brick, with a thatch roof. 2 storeys. ½-hipped roof, 

with catslide to the older part on the north side, with hipped end at 

the west brought to a low eaves, 2 eyebrows to ½-dormers at the 

south side. The walls of the C17 part are flint panels within a brick 

framework, including cambered ground floor openings. Casements. 

Plain doorway on the south elevation, with a thatched hood. 

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Deers Leap 


Andover 

Hampshire 

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Appletree Cottage 

High Street 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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The George Inn 

High Street 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Anns Cottage And Upton Cottage 

1 Vernham Street 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Pond Cottage 

High Street 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0LD 

LB2 27/09/1984 139983 House. C18. Flint and Brick with thatched roof. Front (south) of 1 

storey and attic, 3 windows. ½-hipped roof, with eyebrows to ½dormers, 

extended forward to a lower level as a larger canopy (on 

posts) to form an open porch. Flint walls with brick quoins, bands to 

upper and lower cill levels, cambered ground floor openings, and 

(cement-covered) plinth. Casements. ½-glazed door in a plain 

frame. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139981 Cottage. C17, timber framed with early cladding to part, with a 

thatched roof. T-shaped plan. 1 storey and attic. The roof is ½hipped 

to the front on the west side, with framing in the gable, hipped 

at the east end, with a catslide at the rear. Exposed frame to the 

eastern half, with painted brick infill, the other walls are flint with brick 

dressings and horizontal bands; in the gable the frame is filled with 

alternate bands of brick and flint. Casements. 4-panelled door in a 

heavy frame. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139979 Public house. C17 timber-framed building refronted twice, the 

present front being timber-framed, with a filling of banded brick and 

flint; tile roof replacing former thatch. 1 storey and attic, wide range 

of 4 windows. The roof is ½-hipped at each end, with curving eaves 

above the upper windows. The cill level of the upper windows has a 

projecting band (of the C18 cladding) above a tiled weathering to the 

new surface, which comprises an exposed box frame (of old timber). 

Casements. Rustic timber porch with a segmental tiled roof. The 

east side has an open timber-framed well house, containing part of 

the winding gear. The rear and west gable has original exposed 

framing, bricknogged. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139978 Short terrace of 3, now 1 houses. Late C18. Brick and flint, with a 

hipped thatch roof. 2 storeys, 6 above 7 windows. The walls have 

narrow horizontal flint panels, with brick quoins, verticals, cambered 

arches, plinth. Casements. Boarded door to No. 3. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139977 Small cottage with larger later extensions. C18 and C20. Rendered 

walls and ½-hipped thatch roof to the old part, of 1 storey and attic, 

with small casements and a C20 thatched porch. The C20 

extensions have a tile roof, tile-hung upper walls, brick lower walls 

and casements. Included for group value. 

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Dean House 

Bulpits Hill 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JZ 

Apple Thatch 

Back Lane 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0LE 

Long Thatch 

Back Lane 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0LE 

Cheyney Cottage 

Back Lane 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Back Lane 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0LE 

LB2 27/09/1984 139974 House of two periods. C17 timber-framed building with C20 western 

half. The front (south) is of 1 storey and attic, 2.2 windows. The 

thatched roof is ½-hipped, with eyebrow dormers. The frame is 

exposed at the rear (old part) and the upper part of the east gable 

and front (including the later detail), with brick and flint infilling, flint 

walls to the lower part (panelled in the later) with brick quoins, bands 

and plinth. Casements, 2 small splayed bows. C20 rustic porch of 

the later date, with a thatched roof. At the north-west corner is a 

boarded tower, with a hipped tile roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139973 House, once three cottages. C17, timber-framed building with 

cladding of the C18, with a thatched roof. Front (south) of 2 storeys, 

4 above 5 windows. The roof is hipped at the east, the west gable 

having an exposed frame. The walls have narrow horizontal flint 

panels, with brick quoins, cambered arches to the ground floor, 

blocked doorways and plinth. Casements, one Victorian sash. 

Entrance at the east side. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139971 House and barn, now one dwelling. C18, with C20 alterations. 

Timber-framed building with later exterior, flint and brick with a thatch 

roof. 2 storeys and 1 storey and attic, 3.2 windows. Roof on 2 

levels, lower at the eastern half (ex barn) with eyebrow dormers. 

Flint walls with brick dressings, cambered arches, one round-headed 

doorway. Casements. Plain entrance beneath thatched canopy. 

The east side is boarded above a garage entrance. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139970 House. Dated 1708, flint and brick cladding to earlier timber-frame, 

thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. Hipped roof, with 

eaves raised above the upper windows. Walls of coursed knapped 

flint with brick quoins, thin bands, rubbed flat arches (one with a 

stone key), plinth. Casements. C20 glazed porch. Within, there is a 

massive chimney breast and a fragment of the timber-frame with the 

(later) date inscribed on a post. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139967 House. C17, late C18 with late C20 additions. Timber-framed (date 

mark 1686) building with later cladding of flint and brick, with a 

thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 above 3 windows. Roof ½hipped 

at the west end (with exposed frame in the gable), gabled at 

the east, eyebrow dormers, and a slate catslide to the rear. Flint 

walls with brick quoins, cambered arches, and step to the plinth. 

Casements. Boarded door beneath a thatched hood on rustic posts. 

Single-storeyed late C20 extensions set back at each end. 

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Allways 

Back Lane 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Ashton Cottage 

Back Lane 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Edgington House 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0LD 

West Dene 

High Street 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0LD 

Barn 40yds W Of Sargents Farm 

High Street 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0LD 

Bower House 

65 Bowers Lane 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0LQ 

LB2 27/09/1984 139966 Cottage. Late C18. Brick and flint, with a thatch roof. Symmetrical 

front (south) of 1 storey and attic, 1 above 2 windows. ½-hipped 

gable to the roadway, tile-hung above a brick wall in Flemish bond, 

with cambered openings; the side walls are flint with brick dressings. 

Casement. Former central doorway (now a window) has a thatched 

hood on rustic posts, with curving soffits faced with a decorative 

board below trellis work; the present entrance at the side is a C20 

glazed porch. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139965 House. Late C18 exterior with C20 additions. Flint and brick, with a 

thatched roof. 2 storeys, 3 windows, with C20 1 storeyed extension 

at the east end. Roof hipped at the west end, lowered at the east, 

with catslide at rear. Walls of flint with brick quoins, bands and 

cambered ground floor openings; C20 extension rendered. 

Casements, former doorway now a window. C20 boarded porch at 

the west end, with a thatched roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139963 House. Early C19 exterior, but of older origin. Rendered walls, and 

hipped slate roof. 2 storeys, 3 windows. Plain walls, some flint 

panels exposed, coupled brackets to the eaves, stone cills. Sashes 

in reveals. Victorian to the ground floor. Plain Tuscan porch, with a 

gable above 2 columns and 2 pilasters, and boarded door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139962 Cottage. C18. Flint and brick with a thatch roof. Front (east) of 2 

storeys, 3 windows. Hipped roof, with catslide to outshot at part of 

the rear. Flint walls with brick quoins, verticals, bands and cambered 

arches, all now painted. Casements. On the south side a timberframed 

gabled porch wit corrugated iron cladding, the other entrance 

being plain with a boarded door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139961 Barn and stable. Early C19. L-shaped timber framed building of 5 

bays along each side, with aisles; Queen post truss, with long 

diagonals to the aisle frames. Corrugated asbestos roof, hipped at 

ends and outer angle, boarded walls. At the east end there is a 

small extension (stable) with a hipped slate roof above flint walls 

(with brick dressings). 

LB2 27/09/1984 139959 A pair of cottages, now one. Originally timber-framed and with 

massive chimney breast, now mainly late C18, with C20 minor 

changes. Flint, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 above 4 

windows. ½-hipped roof, with brick upper gables, one eyebrow 

dormer, another dormer exposed by the raised eaves. Brick quoins, 

bands, verticals, cambered arches and filled doorway. Casements. 

Plain doorway within a C20 porch, with a slate roof. 

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Littledown Lane 

Littledown 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Dykes Farm 

Littledown Lane 

Littledown 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0EF 

Box Farm Cottage 

69 Church Lane (part) 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0LJ 

The Loft Upton Farm 

Upton Road 

Linkenholt 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JS 

LB2 27/09/1984 139948 Pair of cottages. Late C18 and early C19. Painted brick and render, 

with a thatched roof. 2 storeys, asymmetrical 1.2 windows. Hipped 

roof, with catslide to rear. No. 1 has painted brick walls with 

cambered openings, No. 2 is rendered with smaller openings. 

Casements. 2 gabled porches with wood side pieces and boarded 

doors. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139947 House. C17, with late C18 extension to form an L-shape. Flint walls 

and thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, the later part 2 storeys, 

irregular fenestration. ½-hipped roof to the older part, the later with a 

higher ridge and gable, with tiled valley within the angle. Brick 

dressings, the later part with horizontal bands, plinth; south and west 

sides rendered and the whole painted. Casements. Boarded door in 

a plain frame, ½-glazed door on the south side beneath a thatched 

canopy. 

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The Boot, Vernham Dean 

Public House. Timber-framed building with late C18 cladding. Flint 

walls and thatch roof. 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. Hipped roof, 

with eaves raised above the upper windows. Brick dressing to flint 

walls, with quoins. Cambered arches and indications of altered 

features. Casements, and some Victorian sashes. Porch with a 

brick base, glazed sides, and boarded sides to the front opening. 

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(c20) roof. North front symmetrical of 2 storeys, 3 windows, with a 

smaller attachment at the east side which is older and irregular, with 

a fragment of exposed framing and walls of flint (upper panels) and 

brick. Brick dentil eaves, Flemish bond with blue headers, cambered 

ground floor openings, plinth. Casements, 2 storeyed splayed bay in 

the centre, with Victorian sashes to the lower lights. 6-panelled (4 

top glazed) door in a plain frame, with a hood on carved brackets. 

The south elevation is similar, with a boarded door, and a 6-panelled 

door with a large moulded canopy on C20 wrought-iron brackets. A 

single-storeyed service block extends to the south from the east end. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139951 Barn, now general service building. Early C19. Timber frame of 5 

bays, with solid-walled extension at the east end of 2 bays. Late 

C20 tile roof, ½-hipped at the west end, hipped at the east. Boarded 

walls, the east side having part brickwork (English Bond) and part 

flint with brick dressings. Renovated 1983; included for group value. 

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Old Cottage 


Upton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Upton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Upton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Barn 50yds E Of Ankers Farm 

Conholt Lane 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JU 

Bank Cottage 

75 Bowers Lane 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0LQ 

LB2 27/09/1984 139952 Cottage. Late-medieval timber-framed house of 2 bays with either a 

third bay or a bay added in the C`16, when fireplaces were built at 

each end; re-clad in the late C18 and extended at the north end, with 

a C20 addition at the south end as well as general improvement and 

alteration. Flint walls with brick dressings, thatch and tile roof. 1 

storey and attic, 4 above 5 windows. The lower roof at the north end 

has been tiled C20, with a hip and a flat-roofed dormer; the 

remainder is thatched with 3 eyebrow dormers, and extended 

forward to form a canopy to the entrance. Casements. Plain 

doorway. The interior has exposed framing, indicating the growth 

and changes of the building. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139953 House. Late C18. Flint walls, with a slate roof. The front (east) 

elevation is regular, of 2 storeys and 4 windows (some blocked), with 

a slightly lower extension at the south side. Red brick quoins, 

slightly cambered arches to openings, and cement plinth. Sashes. 

Doorcase with cornice, carved brackets, Doric fluted pilasters, 

architrave with key, fanlight with diagonal bars, and 6-panelled door. 

The west (garden) elevation is similar, with casements, and a French 

door set in a plain architrave within an open Doric porch, comprising 

a cornice of ½-elliptical plan, 2 pilasters and columns (fluted) with 

dentilled capitals. The interior has an original staircase and some 

fireplaces. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139957 House and former attached farm building, still one residence. Late 

C18, with C20 alterations. Flint and brick, thatch and tile roof. 2 

storeys, 3 windows, and 1 storey and attic. Roof hipped at the west 

end, the eastern unit having a lower tiled roof, with a flat roofed 

coupled dormer. The flintwork is arranged in thin horizontal panels 

with brick quoins, bands, and cambered arches to the ground floor. 

Casements, one French door and one sash. Plain doorway with a 

triangular hood on brackets. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139992 Barn. C18. Timber frame of 4 bays with one aisle, straight struts to 

purlins and arch-braced tie-beams. Corrugated asbestos roof and 

block walls. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139958 Former pair, now one cottage. Late C18. Flint and thatch. 1 storey 

and attic, 2 above 4 windows. ½-hipped roof, with eyebrow dormers. 

Brick quoins, vertical, cambered arches and blocked doorway. 


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Sargents Farm 

High Street 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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The Nook 

Back Lane 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Davids Cottage 

High Street 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0LD 

The Old Forge 

Back Lane 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0LE 

Hatchway Cottage 

Bulpits Hill 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0LA 

Gardia Cottage 

Back Lane 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0LE 

Beeches Farmhouse 

High Street 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0LD 

LB2 27/09/1984 139960 House. Early C19. Brick and flint, with a hipped slate roof. Of 

square form, the front (south) is symmetrical, of 2 storeys, 3 

windows. The flintwork is in narrow horizontal panels, with brick 

quoins, bands, rubbed flat arches, and plinth. Casements. Plain 

doorway with canopy on brackets and 6-panelled (2 top glazed) 

door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139964 House. Early C19. Rendering on flint and brick with a hipped pantile 

roof. 2 storeys, 4 windows. Sashes, some Victorian sashes, and 

casements. Gabled hoods to plain doorways. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139968 Former pair, now one house. C18. Flint with a thatch roof. 

Symmetrical front (south) of storeys, 4 windows. Hipped roof. Brick 

quoins, some rendering; all now painted. C20 casements. East-side 

entrance formed into a glazed porch with a gabled tile roof. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139969 House and barn (forge), now one dwelling formed of 2 different units. 

C18. Flint and rendered walls, tiled and thatched roof. 2 storeys. 

½-hipped roof with a catslide to the north, hipped tile roof to the 

eastern half, brick dressings, verticals and horizontals, with 

indications of changed features. Casements. Plain doorway. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139975 Cottage, formerly a pair. C18, with substantial C20 extensions and 

restoration. Flint walls and thatch roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 

windows. ½-hipped roof, eyebrow dormers. Brick quoins, verticals 

and horizontal bands. Casements. Entrance in C20 rear extension. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139972 House, formerly a pair. C18, with C20 additions and alterations. 

Flint and thatch. 2 storeys, 4 windows. Hipped roof, with hipped tile 

roofs to 2 bays. Brick quoins. Casements. C20 porch incorporated 

in a ground floor bay. Included for group value. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139976 House. Late C18. Stucco, with a ½-hipped thatch roof. 2 storeys, 3 

windows. Plain walls, with one cambered arch, plinth. Casements. 

4-panelled door within a trellis porch. A small west-end extension 

has a hipped tile roof. 

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Denver Cottage 

High Street 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Lilac Cottage 

High Street 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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Garden Wall And Gazebo N Of 

Vernham Manor 

Church Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

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1 And 2 Manor Cottages 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0EW 

Barn 50yds SE Of Vernham 

Manor 

Church Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

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Gatepiers 50 Yards N Of 

Vernham Manor 

Church Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

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LB2 27/09/1984 139980 House. Early C19. Flint and brick walls with hipped thatched roof. 

Symmetrical front (south) of 2 storeys, 3 windows (centre blocked). 

Walls of flint horizontal panels, with brick dentil eaves, plain quoins, 

8 horizontal bands, cambered ground floor openings, aprons to the 

lower windows. Casements. 1/2- glazed door with gabled hood. 

The upper half of the west wall has bricknogged framing of a late 

date. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139982 House, formerly two. C18. Flint and brick with thatched roof Front 

(south) of 2 storeys, 4 above3 windows. Hipped roof, extended to a 

low eaves above an outshot at the east end, lower eaves at the rear. 

Rubble flint walls with brick quoins, and upper cill band, some 

alterations (a blocked doorway), all now painted. Casements. 

Boarded door beneath a thatched hood on posts. 

LB2 27/09/1984 140001 Garden wall and gazebo. Early C19. Flint wall with brick quoins, 

bands, and verticals, with a tile capping. In the north corner is built a 

2-storeyed square garden house of brick, with a pyramid thatch roof. 

Upper window and door with a lower door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139996 House, once 2. Late C18, with C20 extensions. Flint and brick, with 

a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 5 windows. 1/2 hipped roof, with 

exposed timber frame in the gable, eaves raised above the upper 

windows. Flint walls with brick quoins, cambered arches,all now 

painted. Casements. 1/2 glazed door in plain frame. C20 flat 

roofed extension at the rear. 

LB2 27/09/1984 140000 Barn. C18. Timber frame of 6 bays; the truss has crooks between 

tie beam and collar. Corrugated asbestos roof and corrugated iron 

cladding, with some brickwork. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139998 Gatepiers. Early C19. 2 square rustic piers, of alternating bands of 

brick and projecting unknapped flint, with plain stone caps, 

surmounted by ball finials. 

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Two Church Yard Tombs N Of St 

Marys Church 

Church Lane 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0EN 

Hearts Ease Cottage 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0EL 

Halls Farm Cottage 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0EL 

1 Ankers Farm 

Conholt Lane 

Vernham Dean 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JU 

LB2 27/09/1984 139995 2 table-top tombs of early C19 dates. Fine stonework with moulded 

top, panelled sides, and corner pilasters with cap and base, and a 

moulded base. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139988 Cottage. C18. Brick and flint, with thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 

above 3 windows. Roof ½-hipped (with exposed timber-frame in the 

gable), eaves raised above the upper windows and merged with a 

canopy to the open porch. Flint wall with brick dressings, cambered 

openings to the ground floor. Casements. Boarded door. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139949 House. Early C19. Flint and brick, with a thatched roof. 2 storeys, 3 

windows. ½-hipped roof, with catslide to the rear. Brick dressings to 

the flint walls, with cambered arches to the ground floor. 

Casements. Plain doorway, with a thatched canopy. 

LB2 27/09/1984 139991 House. 1719 recladding of timber frame with addition of the late 

C19, forming L-shaped plan. Brick and flint, thatch and slate. The 

main building is 2 storeys and attic, with irregular fenestration; the 

wing has 2 storeys, 2 windows. Thatched roof with slate at the 

junction with the lower which has a slate roof, hipped and ½-hipped. 

The upper wall has an exposed timber frame with brick infill, the 

lower is flint with brick quoins, the wing is flint with brick quoins, 

cambered arches and thin bands; all now painted. Casements, 2 

early C19 sashes. Plain doorway and 6 flush-panelled door, 

beneath a concave metal canopy on posts. Date mark above the 

doorway. 

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VERNHAM DEAN

Row Of Three Buildings To The 

North End Of 

Wayside Cottage 


Upton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 0JP 

LB2 06/05/2011 1399927 Summary of Building 

Row of three early C19 rural, workers' cottages, built within a late 

C17 or early C18 house which had been 

altered or extended by a bay to the north in the C18. The cottages 

were part of a larger complex known 

locally as the Barracks. 

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Reasons for Designation 

The three cottages being to the north end of the building known as 

Wayside Cottage (which is not included in 

the listing), part of an early C19 complex of rural workers' cottages, 

which were built within a late C17 or early 

C18 house are listed at Grade 2 for the following principal reasons: 

* Architectural interest: modular, agricultural workers' cottages built 

within the shell of a well-appointed 

late C17 or early C18 house and possibly built according to 

agricultural reformers' recommendations; 

* Plan: very clearly defined single-cell two-storey units, each 

subdivided internally into a larger heated 

ground floor room and smaller scullery from which the stair rise 

behind the stack; earlier house, possibly with 

a through passage giving on to a hall/ kitchen and a separate parlour 

to each side; 

* Materials and fittings: early C19 standardized metal-framed 

casements and larch roof structure; early 

C19 lime-plastered reed partitions and ceilings; rare early C18 metalframed 

casement window and fittings; 

* Historic interest: barrack-like plan of rural agricultural workers' 

cottages corresponding with the rise in 

agricultural productivity during the Napoleonic Wars and the 

consequent increase in local rural population. 

History 

When agricultural production increased in the early C19 and in 

particular during Napoleonic Wars, the local 

rural population rose rapidly. Reluctant to build on profitable 

farmland, local landowners often preferred to 

convert existing buildings into workers cottages such as these. The 

cellular plan and structure of each 

cottage is very clearly defined as if following a pattern book 

exemplar, of a type recommended by the 

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agricultural commentators and reformers. As well as using imported 

fittings, the use of reed in ceilings and 

walls is unusual locally but is evident throughout the cottages. 

Although the cottages were intended as simple 

accommodation, they are finished to a relatively high standard, being 

of two full storeys, well-lit and ventilated 

and with a full stair rather than a ladder. 

The three northernmost cottages at Wayside are shown on the 

1838/9 tithe map as the eastern range of 

buildings laid out round the north, east and west sides of a yard, and 

appear to date from the early C19. 

However, at the core of the cottages is a late C17 or early C18 

building of relatively high status, indicated by 

the moulded brick plinth on the roadside elevation and blocked 

opening or oculus over the entrance, which 

correlates with a building shown on the Upton Enclosure map of 

1735. Later in the C19, and certainly by the 

date of the 1867-83 OS map, the east range was extended 

southwards adding three more cottages. 

According to this map the western range had been demolished and 

the cottages are individually marked, but 

shown as five rather than six units. The cottages were known as the 

Barracks, a term widely applied to 

purpose-built blocks of accommodation, whether for agricultural or 

military use. Although we do not know for 

what exact purpose they were built, the Barracks were built on an 

unusually large scale for a community of 

this size and suggest growth in the local economy. 

The regular, modular system continued into the C19 when the 

southern cottages which form Wayside 

Cottage were added. Of two phases, the latest, southernmost 

section was less well built than the early range. 

The northern section which appears to be of C18 origin, and with a 

west elevation similar to the early C18 

phase, was altered on the roadside in the C19 so that like the 

northernmost bay, the front and rear elevations 

do not correspond. These three southern cottages were 

amalgamated to form a single house and opened up 

internally, over-riding the original plan and purpose, which are no 

longer evident. In the mid-C20 the large 

open C20 cart shed or open-fronted barn attached to the western 

end of the northern cottage replaced a row

of individual sheds on the site of the northern range. 

Details 

MATERIALS: knapped flint with red and red/brown brick and tile 

dressings. The hipped slate roof is of early 

C19 date. Longitudinal, internal brick stacks, set forward from the 

ridge. C17/C18 internal partitions are of 

masonry and stud work. Early C19 internal studwork partitions and 

ceilings are infilled with reed, and lime 

plastered. Floors are of brick paviors. 

PLAN: the three cottages are laid out with a distinct and identical, 

although mirrored, plan and with identical 

fittings. Each is a single cell comprising a main ground floor room 

heated by a large stack and to the rear a 

smaller room from which a timber stair rises against the party wall. 

Entrances are at the rear, although the 

central and southern cottages also share a roadside entrance. The 

earlier two-cell building appears to have 

had a through passage, probably opening into a hall/kitchen on one 

side and a separate parlour on the other 

while aspiring to a near symmetrical street frontage, and with a 

further bay to the north. 

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EXTERIOR: the roadside elevation has long and short quoins of 

narrow, late C17/early C18 red brick, and a 

plinth of similar worn, ovolo moulded brick and tile. The northern bay 

has been added or altered; although the 

plinth continues, a straight joint separates the bays at the rear, 

where the central bay has brick quoins similar 

to the roadside elevation; the roadside elevation and north return 

have been patched and repaired using 

larger, later, red brick. 

The entrance on the east elevation, to the north of the southern bay, 

appears to cut through the plinth, has a 

later brick, buttressed surround and a timber lintel and a plank door. 

Ground floor windows, under segmental 

arches, have three-light metal casements in timber frames, while on 

the first floor windows are of two lights in 

reduced openings. The window south of the entrance has a wrought 

iron casement, probably of C18 date, 

with diamond leaded lights fixed to iron saddle bars and with an iron 

handle and a pair of latches. Other

windows are early C19, square-paned, cast iron casements. Above 

the entrance is evidence of a small 

blocked window, possibly an oculus (small round window). The 

northern and rear elevations are plainly 

detailed with red and red/brown brick dressings to the window and 

door openings. Ground floor openings also 

have segmental arches; some surrounds have been altered in 

vertically laid brick. Windows are similar cast 

iron casements with the exception of one ground floor window which 

has diamond leaded lights. The 

entrance to the northern cottage breaks through the west wall which 

has subsequently been repaired in C20 

blockwork. The central and southern cottages share an entrance on 

the west elevation which leads to a small 

lobby, and is opposite the roadside entrance. The northern jamb of 

the entrance has been repaired externally, 

although internally it is of worn, early brick. The north elevation has a 

single window on each floor. 

INTERIOR: 

The through passage, which was blocked by a cross wall which was 

inserted when the house was converted 

to cottages, was subsequently altered to create a separate entrance 

to the main room in the southern 

cottage. Stacks are built of early, narrow brick except for one flank of 

each which is of larger early C19 brick. 

The northern stack is rebuilt at first floor level and curtailed. Each 

ground floor fireplace has a reeded 

mantelshelf on moulded brackets. The southern cottage has a large 

freestanding cast iron stove. The 

partly-exposed reveal of the late C17/early C18 window opening of 

the southern cottage is roll moulded; 

elsewhere window openings are rendered. This window has cyma 

moulded timber mullions, possibly 

replaced in the early C19; elsewhere, windows have plain chamfered 

timber mullions. Ground floor rooms 

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Hackleys Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DR 


Gazing Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BS 

LB2 17/11/1986 141252 Vicarage. C18 and early C19. Brick with blue headers, part 

rendered, plain tile roof. Irregular of C18 small house given a wing at 

right angles and gabled bays added to this wing matching end of 

original part. Garden front three 2 storey gables. In the end bays C19 

tripartite sash under cambered head. In centre bay and on 1st floor 

16-pane sashes under cambered heads. Over-hanging roof with 

plain bargeboards. 

LB2 21/11/1985 141247 House. Probably late C16, altered later C17/early C18 and 

subsequently; C20 extension of several builds principally 1986-7. 

Timber-frame with replacement brick infill, some plastered panels, 

and brick underbuilding; extension of painted brick. Thatched roofs, 

half-hipped at right end. Rebuilt brick chimney at left end of older 

section. One storey, 2 bays, the left bay originally containing timberframed 

wattle-and-daub chimney stack and probably unceiled, the 

right bay with attic floor. Extension on left of 2 storeys, 2 bays. Older 

section has square-panelled timber-frame with straight braces up to 

wall plate; rafter ends visible. Entrance is at left end, having board 

door in open pent porch; to its right a 2-light leaded casement with 2light 

dormer above. Right-hand bay has 2 small windows, with 

glazing bars in place of former 6-light mullioned window. Right gable 

end has two small C19/earlyC20 bay windows, that on left in place of 

former mullioned window; and a C19 3-light window above. The 

extension has small-paned windows, those on 1st floor wing above 

eaves; large lean-to porch at rest. INTERIOR: older section has late 

C17/early C19 brick inglenook fireplace, much reworked C20, and 

above it, in attic, framework survives from the former timber 

chimneystack; the attic floor of this bay appears to have been 

inserted at the same date as the inglenook, the spine-beam having 

chamfer and cyma stops at one end only and the joists 

unchamfered. The original window openings have shutter rebates in 

their heads and mortices from former mullions; one diamond-set 

mullion survives in the front window. Timber-framed partition wall 

between bays. Roof retains original purlins, wind-braces and rafters. 

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The Round House 

Gardeners Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BB 

Dairy End Hatches Farm 

Foxes Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6EA 

Granary 20m SW Of Pauncefoot 

House 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6AA 


House 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6AA 

LB2 17/11/1986 141106 Pair of cottages, now one. Early C19. Painted brick, thatched roof. 

Single storey and attic, dumbell shaped cottage of 4 bays with 

projecting round end bays, C20 matching round-ended wing to rear. 

Front has door in R centre bay 2-light casement to R, single light to 

L, with another beside in L centre bay, 2-light casements in other 

bays. Above 2 centre bays long eyebrow dormer with 8-light 

casement. All windows leaded. Roof hipped with ridge piece. At 

ends of centre bays on ridge symmetrical stacks of pair of diamond 

stacks of pair of diamond stacks with yellow moulded pots. Ends of 

rounded bays have open loggias of tree trunks on stone padstones 

supporting eaves and rounded inserts formerly with doors, now with 

2-light windows. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141245 House. C16 timber frame, raised as a timber-frame C18, with early 

C19 cladding and extension, late C20 restoration. Frame exposed 

(north) with brick infill, but much of the lower wall is brickwork in 

Monk bond, the south wall of English bond, with chamfered 

openings, brick dentil eaves. half-hipped tile roof, gabled dormers. 

Long narrow block, with a lower extension (stable) at the west end; 

north elevation of one storey and attic, three windows. Casements. 

Plain door within a gabled hood on rustic posts. Regular south 

elevation of two storeys, three windows; casements; two C20 gabled 

brick porches. The stable wing has a tiled roof, brick walls to the 

south, boarded walls to the north, with a hay-loft door beneath a 

gable. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141194 Granary. C18. Tall timber frame on nine staddles, with boarded walls 

and steep half-hipped slate roof. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141195 Granary. Early C19. Timber-frame on nine straddles, with boarded 

walls, and hipped slate roof. Included for group value. 

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Milestone On W Side At Top Of 


Romsey Road 

Ower 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

Milestone 30m W Of Layby At 

Top Of Green Hill 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

Gates To Embley Park 

Embley Park School 

Embley Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DL 

Fleet Green 

Lower Common Road 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BT 

Granary 15m W Of Lukes Farm 

Maurys Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DA 

LB2 17/11/1986 141197 Milestone. Early C19. Painted stone with attached cast-iron plate. 

Rectangular-section stone with flat top. On front cast-iron plate, 

inscribed 'Romsey 1, Ringwood 17' 


Rectangular-section stone, with slightly rounded top. Cast iron plate 

on front, inscribed "Sarum 14, Romsey 1". 

LB2 17/11/1986 141158 Wrought-iron entrance gates. C20. A Georgian design, with rails 

extending from piers (attached to the lodges) to the taller gatepiers 

and gates, which have ornamental heads and infilling of traditional 

style. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141254 House. Early C19. Brick with blue header decoration, slate roof. 2 

storey, 3 bay. Central 6-flush-panel door, top-lit. Above blind 

opening of blue headers. Each side 3-light cast-iron Gothic-glazed 

casements on both floors. Roof hipped with end stacks. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141258 Granary. C18. Timber-frame, weatherboarded on stone staddles, 

corrugated iron roof. Small granary on 6 staddle stones with central 

door. Unusually tall hipped roof. 

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Tombchest At St Margarets 

Church 

Hackleys Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DR 

Little Oaks 

Hackleys Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DR 

Warners Farm 

Whinwhistle Road 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BE 

Buckhill 



Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6FF 

Woodington House 

Woodington Road 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DQ 

LB2 17/11/1986 141251 Table tomb. c1800. Stone rectangular tomb, with moulded cap, 

corner fluted and tapered pilasters with moulded caps and bases, 

moulded base, and side panels separated by vertical ribbed 

mouldings. Inscriptions include James Albridge, 1807. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141236 Large granary. C18. Timber-frame on 3 x 11 staddles, with boarded 

walls, and half hipped slate roof. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141270 Farmhouse. Early C19, part possibly earlier building. Brick, old 

plain tile roof. T-plan of 1½ storey, 3 bay front range and 2 storey 3 

bay wing to rear. Front has L of centre door. Each side brick crosswindow 

with hood mould. Above centre large 2-light casement in 

hipped dormer. Similar window son ends. Roof half-hipped. Central 

ridge stack. Rear wing behind centre and left bays. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141232 Farmhouse. C18. Brick, old plain tile roof. L-shaped, 2 storey, 3 

bay front with 2 bay wing to rear on With added outshot to rest of 

rear and along L end. Front has central C19 plank door, each side 

2-light casement, all under segmental arches. On 1st floor central 

opening blocked by blue brick head, 2-light casements in other bays. 

Roof hipped with stack at R end of ridge and on ridge of L wing. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141273 House. C18, with mid C19 rear wing, and late C20 single-storeyed 

west wing (at the rear). Walls of brickwork in Flemish bond, rubbed 

flat arches, rear wing has chamfered openings: wood moulded eaves 

cornice. Tiled roof, half-hipped at the west end. Regular south front 

of two storeys and attic, four windows. Sashes in exposed frames, 

French windows to the ground floor on either side of the entrance (at 

the second bay), which was probably once central within a 

symmetrical design. Early C19 trellis porch, with thinly-moulded 

cornice, six-panelled door within an architrave. The long rear wing 

has irregular fenestration, casements, and a gabled wood porch. 

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Embley Thatch 

Embley Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DL 

Wellow Mill 


East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BE 

Wellow Wood Cottage 

Wellow Wood Road 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6EP 

Wellow Meade 

Wellow Drove 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DU 

Sinderkins Farm 

Wellow Drove 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DU 

LB2 08/04/1986 141272 The Old Farmhouse, now two cottages. C17 timber frame, with C18 

extension at the west end, C19 at the east. The central part has 

exposed framing with painted brick infill, other walling of painted 

brickwork in English bond, one outshot rendered. Thatch roof, 

eyebrow dormers: two outshots with tile roofs. Long narrow building 

of one storey and attic, irregular fenestration casements. Two C20 

porches. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141271 Mill, now house. Late C18, converted mid c20. Brick. Half-hipped 

slate roof. 3 storey, end onto lane of road, mill wheel was in other 

end bay. 2-light casements with cambered heads and in gable 4light 

similar. C20 porch on side at lane end. Added stacks on ridge 

and on side at lane end. No mill gear survives. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141269 Cottage, with substantial rear extension. C16 timber-frame, with a 

larger C20 rear extension. Exposed frame with painted brick infill, 

other walling rendered small outshot with vertical boarding. Thatch 

roof, half-hipped at the east end, hipped at the west and brought to a 

lower eaves, eyebrow dormer, separate roof to the outshot; slate 

roof to the extension. One storey and attic, irregular fenestration. 

Casements. Thatched canopy on posts to the former entrance, now 

fitted: present entrance at the rear, which is a plain two storeyed 

house. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141268 Cottage. C17 small cottage with large addition along road C19, 

altered C20 timber-frame with wattle and daub infill, rendered brick 

with mock timber-framing, thatch roof. End onto road 1½ storey, 

small 3 bay cottage with across road end 2 storey, 4 bay C19 and 

C20 wing, which became main house. Old part has one casement 

on each side and eyebrow dormer to centre bay one side. Roff 

hipped at far end and stack between far 2 bays. C20 windows to 

later part with half-hipped taller roof. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141267 Cottage. C16 timber-frame, with C18 recladding, and C20 

continuous rear outshot. Frame exposed in the east gable and west 

end outshot, with painted brick infill: other walling of painted 

brickwork, of English bond to the reclad part. Thatch roof, halfhipped 

at he east end, hipped at the west and brought to a lower 

eaves, one wide eyebrow dormer, flat at the rear. One storey and 

attic, irregular fenestration. Casements. Plain entrance in the C20 

extension, the old front door having been filled with brickwork. 

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Old Slabs Cottage 

Slab Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BY 

Oak Cottage 


Plaitford 

Salisbury 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BW 

The Grotto 

Ryedown Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BD 

Tudor Lodge 

Ryedown Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BD 

LB2 10/10/1985 141265 Cottage. Late C18. Painted brick thatched roof. 2 storey, 2 bay 

with lean-to to L end. Centre 6-vertical panel (3 above 3) door. Yew 

bush porch in rectangular shape with pointed archway, as high as 

eaves. Each side 2-light camber-head casements. 2-light eyebrow 

dormers. Roof ½-hipped with end stacks. Door in slate roofed C19 

lean-to. 

LB2 02/08/1985 141264 Cottage. Mid C18. Brick, thatched roof covered in corrugated iron. 2 

storey, 2 bay. Central half-glazed door inside C20 glazed porch. 

Each side 2-light casement under cambered head, above 2-light 

casements. End stack. 

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LB2 17/11/1986 141263 Cottage and attached grotto. Early C19 built for Nightingale family. 

Rustic flint nodules, and knapped flint with brick dressings, slate roof. 

1½ storey, 2 bay fairly standard early C19 cottage with grotto in front 

of R bay, with crenellated dormer over on roof of cottage. Entrance 

in end. L bay has 2-light pointed casement. In front of R bay end of 

grotto has 3 order pointed arch of flint nodules and recessed inside 

3-light Gothic window. Above barge boards to low pitched roof. 

Behind crenellated dormer has small 2-light pointed stone window. 

Main building has central ridge stack. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141262 Lodge, now private residence. Early C19, built for Nightingale 

family. Brick with blue headers, and timber scantling and brick, old 

plain tile roof. Plan of T-plan 2½ storey lodge with low linking to 

gabled crosswing of timber scantling and brick. Front has T-shaped 

lodge on side with rest attached to head of T. End of head of T has 

3-light leaded casement of 1st 2 floors with tipmould 1st and 2nd 

floor string. Kneelered gable with gable wall and finial, and 2-light 

leaded casement under dripmould. Stack of 4 rectangular shafts 

with joined heads. Like bay has 2 tall leaded 2-light casements and 

over gabled dormer with 2-light leaded casement. Crosswing has 2light 

leaded casement on each floor with carved bargeboards and 

finial. Lean-to to far side weatherboarded. On side tiled gabled 

dormer. 

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Bridge End 

Romsey Road 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BG 

Tarrants Barn 

Maurys Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DA 

The Old Post Office 

Maurys Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DA 

Barn 20m W Of Lukes Farm 

Maurys Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DA 

Lukes Farm 

Maurys Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DA 

LB2 17/11/1986 141261 Farmhouse. C17 timber frame, C18 recladding, and C20 minor 

extensions. The frame is exposed in the upper walls, with brick infill 

(some wattle panels): other walls of painted brickwork, and a small 

area tile-hung. Thatch roof, hipped, with a gabled cross wing, 

eyebrow/gabled dormers: slate above outshots. Four-bay house 

with a crosswing: one storey and attic, irregular fenestration. 

Casements. Plain doorway within glazed porch. Inside, the tie- 

beams have been cut back, and the trusses braced with crucks. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141260 Barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, some brick walling, 

corrugated iron roof. End onto road 5 bay barn. Double doors in 

centre bay, road end bay brick with garage doors, door in bay 

between. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141259 Farmhouse, now two dwellings. Late C17, mid and late C19. Brick 

walls in Flemish bond, cemented plinth, rubbed flat arches to ground 

floor openings, with straight hoodmoulds above, chamfered eaves: 

two buttresses. Hipped tile roof. Regular south elevation of two 

storeys, four windows. Casements, the ground floor has mullion and 

transom windows, and a splayed bay at the east side. Three plain 

doorways. The rear shows a catslide roof (in the middle), with later 

wings at each side. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141257 Barn. C18 of 2 builds. Timber-frame, weatherboarded, and brick 

walling, corrugated iron roof. 5 bays barn with hipped roof. Inside 

queen-strut roof to both parts. Early C19 granary to rear at one end. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141256 Farmhouse. C16 three-bay timber frame, with a substantial C17 

timber -framed extension at the west side, some early C18 

recladding and porch, and minor C20 outshots. The front wall has 

exposed framing in the upper part with brick infill, and lower walls of 

English bond brickwork the west side mostly reclad in brickwork of 

Flemish bond, the east gable is in Flemish bond with blue headers, 

the rear shows the complete exposed frame, with many panels of 

wattle and daub and some of brickwork; the west gable and west 

end outshot are boarded. Half-hipped steep thatched roof, eyebrow 

dormers. Long narrow house of open storey and attic, two above 

three windows. Casements. Gabled brick porch with a tile roof and 

oval-arched opening, a plain doorway of low height, and boarded 

door. 

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Home Orchard 

Maurys Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DB 

Wellow Manor 

Hackleys Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DR 

Monument At St Margarets 

Church 

Hackleys Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DR 

LB2 17/11/1986 141255 Cottage. C18. possibly earlier core. Brick pebbledashed. Thatched 

hipped roof. 2 storey 3 bay and smoke bay. Hip-roofed porch with 

plank door 2-light camber head casements, with shutters. On 1sat 

floor 2-light casements. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141253 House. C16 lobby entrance timber-frame, with extensions and 

recladding of the late C17, renovation c 1800, and minor C20 

extension and changes. Walls of brickwork in English bond, high 

plinth, rubbed flat arches (showing changed openings), 1st floor 

bond, chamfered eaves fascia. Hipped slate roof, cemented stacks 

with separated flues. Symmetrical south-east front of two storeys, 

three windows. Sashes in exposed frames. Late C20 classical 

stone doorcase, with pediment, pilasters, arched opening, fanlight, 

and six-panelled door, above stone steps. The longer north-east 

elevation, two storeys three windows, has a doorway (original 

entrance) comprising a plain brick arched surround, an oak fanlight, 

and French door; the middle windows are triple sashes. The southwest 

elevation shows altered features, and there is a single 

storeyed C20 wing, brought forward at the north-west side. Interior 

near the former entrance there is timber-framing of cross walls, and 

C17 fireplaces. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141250 Monument to the Nightingale family, including Florence Nightingale. 

White stone Gothic monument, with a pinnacle above gables, 

supported on columns at the four corners. The panels within the 

cusped arches have inscriptions, the south side has "F.N. born 1820 

died 1910". 

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St Margarets Church 

Hackleys Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DR 


Gazing Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BS 

LB1 29/05/1957 141249 Parish church. Early and late C13 chancel and nave, some C14 

details, C16 south aisle, C19 vestry, C20 minor changes. Walls of 

mixed flint and stone with stone dressings; buttress to the west wall, 

lancets (triple to the east window), triple cusped lights within square 

frames (C16), a C16 oak-framed window, 2 Victorian windows. Tile 

roof, with catslide above the aisle and two dormers (to light the 

former gallery); square western bell turret. Aisleless nave and 

chancel, narrow C16 south aisle of three bays, south porch, north 

vestry, the interior has much medieval plasterwork, with wall 

paintings, mainly pattering of walls with rosettes in squares, several 

consecration crosses, a St Christopher (north wall) and a seated 

lady, and fragmentary remains of the Martyrdom of St Thomas a 

Becket. The bell turret is supported on three massive posts, and two 

similar posts separate the narrow aisle from the nave. Jacobean 

woodwork is used to panel the chancel, and there are Jacobean 

communion rails, and a panelled pulpit with a tester. Piscina, stoup; 

Victorian font. One wall monument of 1776. The C14 porch is 

timber-framed, with arch braced opening, and cusped bargeboards. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141248 Cottage. C18 & C19. Brick, tilehung upper, rendered ground floor, 

plain tile roof. 3 bay, 2 storey with 2 bay wing to rear in centre. 

Central. Early C20 door in rustic timber open porch. Each side 2light 

casement with old shutters. On 1st floor 2-light casement each 

side of white-painted blind panel. End stacks. 

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Gazing Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BS 

LB2 08/09/1989 141295 Farmhouse, now house. C18 and early C19, added to and altered 

mid-late C19 and 1980s. Red brick in irregular Flemish bond, Welsh 

slate roof. 2-storey 3-bay elevation to early C19 front range; wing to 

rear right C18 in origin, with C19 brickwork and 1980s rearward 

extension; mid-late C19 rear range; c1900 conservatory restored 

and added to left side 1980s (brought from Bognor Regis, West 

Sussex). Entrance elevation: symmetrical. Central door of 6 flush 

panels in wooden architrave with 1980s copy of fire insurance 

plaque above, and 1980s copy of fire insurance plaque above, and 

1980s brick, trellised and glazed, gabled porch. 16-pane sash 

windows, that over door smaller (of 1980s), those on ground floor 

with flat brick arches, all with exposed sash boxes and wooden 

architraves. Stepped dentilled eaves. External end stacks, the tops 

rebuilt mid-late C19. Rear: 2 right-hand bays have Flemish bond 

brickwork with blue headers and blue header-brick segmental arches 

to openings. Windows mostly small-pane wooden casements. On 

left, pent porch protects wide opening which has board door and 2light 

window; 3-light window to right; on 1st floor a 2-light window, an 

inserted 6-pane window, and an inserted 12-pane sash; stepped 

dentilled eaves; hipped roof. Inner return of 1980s wing has a 

reused brick inscribed "EC 1774". Right return: wing: brick on 

ground floor possibly late C18, with mid-late C19 brickwork above; 

an early C19 tripartite segmental-arched window having 12-pane 

sash flanked by 4-pane sashes, with a 2-light, 24-pane, casement 

over; stepped dentilled eaves; end stack on right. 1980s 1-bay 

extension has an old board door. Left return: rear range has 1980s 

window and door with two wood-lintelled, large, horned, 16-pane 

sashes above. Interior: C18 part has large brick fireplace with timber 

bressumer and bread oven; old cupboard doors either side; spinebeam 

with run-out chamfer. Early C19 stair, moved backwards from 

within front range (1980s), has 

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Wellow Park 

Ryedown Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BD 

Kings Farm 

Foxes Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6EA 

Pinns Farm 

Foxes Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DS 

Cromwells Seat 400m ENE Of 

Embley House 

Embley Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

LB2 29/05/1957 141246 House. Early C19 built for Nightingale family, altered C19. 

Stuccoed brick, painted brick addition, slate roof. 2 storey, 5 bay, 

with taller projecting wing to centre bay one side and single storey 

later wing on other. Entrance front has 2 storey rectangular bay in 

front of L bay with 2-light pointed casement on ground floor and 

round window over. Similar in R bay. IN L of centre bay C20 door in 

porch with round-topped lead roof. All windows have pediment 

hoods. Moulded cornice to hipped roof with centre stack. Central 

service wing has 2-light casements and 2 small lights in gable with 

end stack. On garden side tall central wing has half-octagonal end. 

Pointed 2-light casement, and French windows on ground floor with 

hoods, round windows over, similar on ends. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141244 House. Early C19. Brick walls in English bond, rubbed flat arches, 

brick dentil eaves band. Hipped slate roof. Symmetrical east front of 

two storeys. Three windows. Sashes in exposed frames. Trellis 

porch with segmental head, architrave, panelled reveals, and six 

panelled (two-top-glazed) door. Two single-storeyed wings (mid 

C19) at the rear. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141242 House. C17, early C19, and late C20. Walls of brickwork of different 

periods, of English bond to the older part: a section of the front wall 

has flintwork with (C17) chamfered brick dressings, rubbed flat 

arches. Hipped tile roof. West front of four periods, of two storeys, 

irregularly-spaced four windows. Casements and sashes, one triple 

sash, and a French door. Doorway (C20) within a tiled canopy on 

posts and a French door. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141241 Garden seat. Early C19. Brick with stone dressings. At end of long 

walk that runs in front of house and then into wood. Semicircular of 

solid brick seat with stone top brick back with stone coping. Stone 

ends with on inside edge stone console bracket. Florence 

Nightingale reputedly often used the seat. 

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Embley Park School 

Embley Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6ZE 

Feltham Cottages 

Buttons Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BR 

LB2 29/05/1957 141240 Medium-sized country house, now school. Core C16, remodelled 

C18, and altered and enlarged C19 by W E Nightingale, and again in 

1895 for Archibald Coates. Brick of different periods with stone 

dressings, and old plain tile roofs. Plan of long facade of single pile 

of 3 storeys and 4 wide bays with two 3 bays double pile 3 storey 

and attic block; and along that end early C20 wing; to other end low 

1½ storey service range containing C17 parts; to rear of this and end 

bay of main range late C19 2 storey 3 gable bay service range; at 

end beyond this early C19 kitchen. Entrance front has at R end 

gabled C19 1 bay wide wing which runs right across end. Beside is 

3 bay double pile block of Dutch gables with in front of its right bay 

late C19 "Jacobean" porch with stone front. In front of other bays mid 

C20 single storey projection in matching style. C20 kitchen in front 

of next bay, going right back to single pile range. Then double 

gabled bay of service rang and C20 infill before early C19 kitchen. 

All windows stone mullion. On main block hipped roof behind 

gables. Behind roof are stacks. Garden front of four 3 storey and 

attic in gable, added L bay of 2 tall storeys and attic in gable, to right 

low service range. Each of main bays has small gable containing 

attic window rising above parapet. In later L bay and R bay this 

arrangement is brought forward in a full height rectangular bay. 

Centre bay has in front 3 storey canted bay with open-work stone 

parapet. Bays each side have double doors with windows each side. 

Stone mullioned windows, tall ones in L bay transomed. R and 

centre gables Dutch, those each side of centre shouldered. Roof 

hipped with dividing wall between end bays and rest. Large stacks 

behind ridge to centre and centre L bay. Ridge stack on wall to R 

and R end stack. Interior early C19, heavily altered late C19. Small 

domes room in middle with classical figures in relief plasterwork. 

Early C19 library on garden front and on 1st floor 

LB2 17/11/1986 141239 House, now cottage. C17 encased C18 and C20. Timber-frame 

probably encased in brick, now pebble dashed, asbestos slate roof. 

2 storey, 3 bay and smoke bay. Smoke bay R of centre. 3-light 

casement L of centre, 5 2-light casements. Steep pitched roof, 

multiflued ridge stack above smoke bay. 

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Goddard Close 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6RH 

Little Oaks 

Hackleys Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DR 

Cross Oaks House 

Hackleys Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DR 

Thornegate 

Romsey Road 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6ED 

Milestone 150m SE Of Dellens 

Farm 

Dunwood Hill 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

LB2 23/02/1976 141238 House. C16 timber-frame, with later cladding, C19 and C20 

extensions and restoration. Walls mainly of brickwork, but some 

exposure of the frame, tile-hanging at the south end. Hipped and 

half-hipped thatch roof, eyebrow dormers to the irregular 

fenestration. Casements. Plain doorways. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141237 Carthouse. C18. Timber-frame, weatherboarded, plain tile roof. 

Wide, tall building. End has double doors and stable door with loft 

door over. Included for group value. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141235 House. C17, early C19 exterior. Brick walls in Flemish bond, plinth, 

cambered and flat arches: altered features. Steep hipped slate roof; 

central massive stacks, with three (replaced) diagonal flues. 

Symmetrical north front of two storeys, four windows, indicating a 

lobby-entrance house with later extensions at each end. 

Casements. C20 brick porch with gable, and four-panelled door. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141234 House. C18 house with a double-pile roof, and early C19 rear wing, 

forming a T-shape with C20 minor extensions. Walls of painted 

brickwork, in Header, English and Monk bonds, cambered ground 

floor openings, brick dentil eaves. Tile roof. North elevation (once 

symmetrical) of two storeys, three windows, with east side singlestoryed 

extension, of two windows. Sashes, middle panel with 

painted window, the former doorway now a window (off-centre). 

Other elevations irregular, with casement, the rear wing having a 

plain doorway with a gabled hood on posts. 


Rectangular section stone, slightly rounded top, with rectangular 

plate attached to front, inscribed "SARUM 12, ROMSEY 2". 

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Warners Farm 


East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BE 


House 


Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6AA 

Embley Coign 

Embley Lane 

East Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DN 

LB2 12/08/2003 490517 Northern Part of farmhouse later partly adapted to stabling and 

hayloft, southern part cartshed. Northern part C17 in origin altered in 

C18 and C19. Southern cartshed built between 1870 and 1896. 

Northern part has a C17 timberframed core but C18 exterior of 

bricvkwork and tiled roof with one brick chimnerystack. One storey 

and attics with irregular fenestration. EXTERIOR: East elevation right 

half has two bands of black brick, dentil cornice and quoins and C18 

wide wooden acsement to grouynd floor. Left side has two small 

window openings to a wide blocked opening and triangular buttress. 

West elevation has doorcase and half-hipped projection, formerly a 

workhouse or store, with window openings and cambered 

doorcases. INTERIOR: Part pof the timberframed cross frame of 

C17 date remains with tie beam, midrail and diagonal tension brace, 

originally filled with wattle and daub but later filled with C18 brick 

nogging. Roof altered in C18 with clasped purlins, rafters and plaster 

with laths. Three trusses of the original five survive. C18 fireplace 

and exposed floor joists, some reused. In the C19 the southern part 

was converted from domestic use into a hayloft with a raised timber 

floor inserted to form a hayloft.Some vertical boarding to stables. 

Southern part is later C19 attached brick cartshed of three bays in 

English bond with alternate course of red and grey brick and tiled 

roof. Open fronted and supported on wooden piers to west. (Wessex 

archaeology Report Ref:52280.04. March 2003). 


walls, and slate roof. Included for group value 

LB2 08/04/1986 141272 The Old Farmhouse, now two cottages. C17 timber frame, with C18 

extension at the west end, C19 at the east. The central part has 

exposed framing with painted brick infill, other walling of painted 

brickwork in English bond, one outshot rendered. Thatch roof, 

eyebrow dormers: two outshots with tile roofs. Long narrow building 

of one storey and attic, irregular fenestration casements. Two C20 

porches. 

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Buttons Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6BR 

Tarrants Farmhouse 

Maurys Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6DA 

Stable End Hatches Farm 

Foxes Lane 

West Wellow 

Romsey 

Hampshire 

SO51 6EA 

LB2 17/11/1986 141239 House, now cottage. C17 encased C18 and C20. Timber-frame 

probably encased in brick, now pebble dashed, asbestos slate roof. 

2 storey, 3 bay and smoke bay. Smoke bay R of centre. 3-light 

casement L of centre, 5 2-light casements. Steep pitched roof, 

multiflued ridge stack above smoke bay. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141259 Farmhouse, now two dwellings. Late C17, mid and late C19. Brick 

walls in Flemish bond, cemented plinth, rubbed flat arches to ground 

floor openings, with straight hoodmoulds above, chamfered eaves: 

two buttresses. Hipped tile roof. Regular south elevation of two 

storeys, four windows. Casements, the ground floor has mullion and 

transom windows, and a splayed bay at the east side. Three plain 

doorways. The rear shows a catslide roof (in the middle), with later 

wings at each side. 

LB2 17/11/1986 141245 House. C16 timber frame, raised as a timber-frame C18, with early 

C19 cladding and extension, late C20 restoration. Frame exposed 

(north) with brick infill, but much of the lower wall is brickwork in 

Monk bond, the south wall of English bond, with chamfered 

openings, brick dentil eaves. half-hipped tile roof, gabled dormers. 

Long narrow block, with a lower extension (stable) at the west end; 

north elevation of one storey and attic, three windows. Casements. 

Plain door within a gabled hood on rustic posts. Regular south 

elevation of two storeys, three windows; casements; two C20 gabled 

brick porches. The stable wing has a tiled roof, brick walls to the 

south, boarded walls to the north, with a hay-loft door beneath a 

gable. 

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Garden Wall Around Vinyard Of 

The Garden House Norman 

Court 

Standing Hill 

West Tytherley 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NL 

Windyridge 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NU 

Barn 10m N Of Sopps Farm 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LE 

Oaklands Farmhouse 


Barn 10m SE Of The Red Lion 


West Dean 

Salisbury 

Wiltshire 

SP5 1JF 

LB2 11/04/1986 141030 Walls. C17 and C18. Flint and brick bands and brick walls. Wall 

enclosed vineyard immediately N of the Garden House and rear wall 

of house cuts through garden wall. Area enclosed in approx. 100m 

by 65m. Walls 3m high with brick on end or brick paviour coping. 

Several arched doorways. At SE corner is lower C17 flint and brick 

wall that runs S for 50m to Southerly Cottages, forming garden wall 

of Cedar Cottage. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140907 Cottage. Late C17. Colourwashed brick, thatched roof, weatherboarded 

store. 1½ storey, 2 bay with lean-to to L. Central gabled 

timber porch, each side 2-light casement. Raised brick band. Above 

2-light casements in eyebrow dormers. Roof half-hipped with ridge 

stack just R of centre. Stable door in outshot. Sloping brick buttress 

to R. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141020 Barn. C16 altered C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, on brick 

plinth, thatched roof, tile porch. 4 bay barn with C18 hipped porch 

with double doors to R of centre bay. Stable doors in R bay and L of 

centre bay with windows in L bays. Roof half-hipped. Brick and tile 

garage to L. Inside queen-post roof with cambered ties and braces 

to ties and wall plates, also windbraces. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140887 Farmhouse. C16, encased late C17, extended C19. Timber-frame 

core with wattle and daub infill, brick encasing and additions, old 

plain tile roof. 2 storey, eaves raised late C17, 3 bay and smoke bay 

house with C18 dairy at R end. To rear of L half, 2 pile C19 

extension at right angles, and late C19 addition to rear on right. 

Front has C20 door at R of L bay, to R smoke bay with 2-light 

casement with lower sill for hatches under. Similar in other bays, all 

openings with segmental arches. 1st floor raised brick band, broken 

in smoke bay. Brick piers at each end. On 1st floor 3-light casement 

in each bay, small light in smoke bay. Stack over smoke bay and at 

each end. Inside much of frame exposed including preserved wattle 

and daub panels and some C17 panelling. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141049 Barn range. Late C18. Brick and weatherboarded timber-frame on 

brick plinth, slate roof. 6 bay range, R 4 bays weatherboarded with 

double doors in 2nd bay from L. Low double doors in R brick bay 

with stable door and window either side and over in other bay. Roof 

hipped. Included for group value. 

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Barn 50m W Of Church Farm 

House 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LB 

Brightside Cottage 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1JY 

Garden Walls S Of The Garden 

House 

Norman Court 

Standing Hill 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NL 

Keepers House 

Chalkpit Lane 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LY 

Game Larder 30m W Of Stable 

Block 

Norman Court School 

Rectory Hill 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NH 

LB2 11/04/1986 141017 Barn. Mid C18. Brick, old plain tile roof. 5 bay barn with central 

double doors and on farmhouse side projecting single storey range 

built in front of bays to one side. Other bays have ventilation slits 

arranged in high-low-high-low pattern. Gable end walls with 

kneelers. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141041 Cottage. C18 and C19 with earlier core. Timber-frame core, brick 

encasing and additions. 1½ storey, 3 bay with R bay rebuilt early 

C19 with higher eaves and ridge. C20 door at L of R bay. C19 2light 

segmental head casement in centre and L bay. Blocked 

segmental head opening in centre. 1 and 2 casement in L bay. 2light 

gabled dormers over centre and R bays. Roof half-hipped. 

Large stack at L of R bay. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141028 Garden walls. C17 and C18. Garden wall 3m high with moulded 

brick coping and slightly projecting buttresses at 6m intervals. Wall 

runs from 10m W of house S for 65m then E for 80m to join onto end 

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LB2 11/04/1986 141056 Cottage, once 2. C16 and C17, extended C18 and C20. Timber 

frame with colour-washed brick infill and matching additions, old 

plain tile roof. Single storey and attic, 2 bay C16 part with C17 bay 

to L and C18 bay rebuilt as C20 wing to R. C20 hip-roofed glazed 

porch on brick walls in R C16 bay. 2-light casement in centre bays, 

2-light casement in end bays. 5 2-light hip-roofed dormers. Roof 

hipped with stack above L 6 bay and stack on L hip. 

LB2 07/08/1984 141033 Game larder, now garden store. Circa 1800. Timber-frame, painted 

weatherboarding, thatched roof, on staddle stones. Octagonal 

section on 9 staddle stones under corners and 2 underneath. Door 

on side with window above. Weatherboard spaced horizontally to 

give ventilation. Conical roof. Inside complete with hanging frames 

around walls, and octagonal hanging frame in centre suspended 

from roof with windlass to raise and lower it. 


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Headstones To Elizabeth Thomas 

And George Ventam 5m W Of St 

Peters Church 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LG 

Group Of 4 Headstones To Taylor 

And Davies 15m W Of St Peters 

Church 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LG 

Headstone To Thomas James 

10m NW Of St Peters Church 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LG 

Barn 50m NE Manor Farm 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LE 

LB2 11/04/1986 140884 Headstones. C17. Headstones: 1690 to George Ventam, 1691 to 

Elizabeth Thomas. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140885 Group of 4 headstones. Early C19. Headstones: 1702 to Richard 

Davis the Elder; 1705 to Sarah Davies; 1751 to James Taylor and 

wife; 1751 to Sarah Taylor. 


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LB2 11/04/1986 140904 Barn. C17. Timber-frame weatherboarded, on brick plinth, old plain 

tile roof. 5-bay aisled barn with to centre bays both side gabled 

midstray porches. At one end C20 grain silo luccam on steel posts 

and at other C19 brick range. Roof half-hipped. Inside Queen-strut 

roof with straight braces to tiebeams and aisleplates. Tie from top of 

wall to post with strut to junction of rafter and lower purlin. C20 grain 

processing machinery now fills barn. 


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Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NF 

29 West Tytherley 

Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NF 

Village Farmhouse 

North lane 


Collarmakers 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NF 

LB2 29/05/1957 141037 Public house. Mid C18 and C19. Brick, colourwashed, old plain tile 

roof. End onto road, 3 bay parallel range, 2 storey building, to far 

bay of LH range 1½ storey, 2 bay L wing with behind link range to 

large service building. Side of LH range has 2-light casement on 

each floor of road end 2 bays. Far bay has beside junction with wing 

top-lit 4-panel door under flat hood. Wing has wide 2-light segmental 

casement, to left planked segmental head door and at left single 

head casement. Roofs of main ranges half-hipped at road end and 

hipped at far end. Stacks on LH range at road end and above door. 

Wing roof hipped with stack above door. Inside wing large room with 

big fireplace having carved timber surround possibly C18 from large 

house. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141036 Cottage. C16 altered C18 and C20. Timber-frame with 

colourwashed brick infill and replacement, roof thatched. 1½ storey, 

2 bay and central smokebay. 3-light casement in each bay and 2light 

casement in eyebrow dormer over smokebay. Roof half-hipped 


LB2 11/04/1986 141035 House. Late C15 and C16. Timber-frame with colourwashed brick 

infill, thatched and old plain tile roofs. 1½ storey, 3 bay house with to 

LH end C16 2 bay single storey service range with further later 

service range behind. Front has stable doors in service bays and 

blocked doorway in RH bay. In centre bay 3-light casement, similar 

over in eyebrow dormer. 2-light casement at R end of service range, 

with gable containing lift door over centre. Thatched roof of main 

block half-hipped with stack over L bay. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141034 Cottage, once pair. C17, extended C18. Timber-frame with brick 

infill, replacement and extension, all colourwashed, old plain tile roof, 

1½ storey, 4 bay, RH 2 bays C17. Between RH and LH bays 

doorway, that to R blocked, that to L with planked door under open 

gabled timber porch. 3-light casement in each bay with similar over 

in gabled dormer on roof. External C18 stack at R end and stacks in 

centre and at L end. 


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Stable Block 20m W Of Norman 

Court School 

Rectory Hill 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NH 

The Bothy Norman Court 

Standing Hill 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NL 

Walnut Tree House Norman 

Court 

Standing Hill 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NL 

LB2 19/02/1986 141032 Stable block. Mid C18. Brick, slate roof. Originally built well 

detached from house, but parallel with (and similar to) flanking 

service wings of house. 2 storey, 9 bay. Side facing house has 3 

blocked wide arches to centre bay, C20 single storey additions in 

front of end bays. Short 6-pane sashes on 1st floor. 1st floor string. 

Cornice to parapet with coping. Other side has C20 addition to 3 

bays one end. In other bays arched openings with blue imposts, 

recessed inside 12-pane sash or door and fanlights. On 1st floor 6pane 

sashes. 1st floor string, cornice and low parapet, but above 

cornice in centre pediment with moulded architrave and keyed 

oculus containing clock. On ridge bell cupola. Hipped roof. Stacks 

above bays either side of central part. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141029 House. C16 core encased in brick "1689 IW" on tablet, altered and 

extended early C20. Timber-frame core encased in English bond 

brickwork with diaper patterns, old plain tile roof. 1½ storey, 5 bay, 

offset brick plinth, wing added to end bay on garden side. Garden 

front has C20 wing to front of 2 L bays. C18 6-panel door in solid 

frame in R of centre bay with C19 light beside. In other bays gauged 

brick depressed arches, set back inside 3 or 4-light casement with 

large stone sill. Above centre C20 4-light casement in hip-roofed 

dormer and 2-light casements in gabled dormers each side. Tsection 

ridge stacks between end bays and inner bays. R end has 

flat-roofed rectangular C19 timber bay with tablet over and 3-light 

casement in gable. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141027 House. C17 remains of larger house, extended early C20. Brick in 

English bond, old plain tile roof. 2 storey, 5 bay C17 part with 

projecting forward to R C18 single storey range and set back at L 

C20 wing. Front has in L bay early C19 top-lit 6-flush-panel in solid 

frame under rustic timber gabled porch. Centre bay has fling panel 

and C19 3-light segmental head casements in bays each side. Over 

these and door 2-light C19 casement. On 1st floor in centre stone 

block with inset clock. Large C17 ridge stack in centre with 3 

moulded brick shafts. At R end kneelered brick gable wall with 

moulded brick finial. 


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Rectory Hill 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1JN 

South Lodge 

Dean Road 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1JW 

Coles Pond Farm 

Red Lane 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NT 

Hobbit Cottage 5 The Common 

Dean Road 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NS 

LB2 11/04/1986 141026 Farmhouse. C16 extended and encased C18. Brick, old plain tile 

roof, front pebbledashed, timber-frame core. Main part 2 storey, 3 

bay with late C18 rear pile, dairy to L and similar low addition to R. 

Front has central top-lit 6-panel door under moulded C20 flat good 

on posts. 5 16-pane sash windows, smaller of 1st floor. Central 2light 

flat-roofed dormer. External end stacks. To L hip-roofed dairy 

with planked door and casement. To R stable door under outshot 

hood and 2-light casement. Part of good farm group of small 

cottage, not quite listable, stabling range same, and barn which is in 

Wiltshire and listed Grade II - confirmed by Salisbury DC). 

LB2 11/04/1986 141025 Lodge. Early C19. Stuccoed brick, slate roof with lead ridge. Single 

storey, 3 bay square plan. Central 2-panel door with rectangular 

fanlight. In end bays 12-pane sash. Each side of door and each end 

full height pilaster with fluted Ionic pilaster and capital laid on, 

supporting moulded band below frieze which carries round pilasters. 

Heavy cornice and low parapet wall with pilasters carried up onto 

this. Hipped roof with large central stack. 


infill and additions, thatched roof, tiled roof to addition. 1½ storey, 2 

bay cottage with L bay extended around external stack and single 

storey bay added to end. Planked door in extended part under rustic 

tile and timber porch. 2-light casement in R bay, 3-light casement in 

L bay. Over each bay irregular 2-light casements in eyebrow 

dormer. Roof half-hipped with ridge piece. Stack of several flues at 

L end of ridge and stack at R end. Addition has hipped roof and 

small casement. Associated farmbuildings of small holding 10m E, 

brick and thatch cowsheds, weatherboarded thatched barn. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141023 Row of cottage, formerly almshouses. Plaque on wall 1790. Early 

C19, altered C20. Colourwashed brick, thatched roof. 2 storey, 6 

bay with outshot to LH end. Between 2nd and 3rd bay in pair of 

gabled brick and tile porches, originally both with doors, now one 

with 2-light casement. To outer bays 3-light casements to central 

bays 2-light casements. On 1st floor in each bay 2-light casement. 

3-light casement in outshot. Roof hipped and swept-down to R. 

Between 1st and 2nd bay in, and centre bays large ridge stack and 

projecting stack on outshot. 


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Hawthorn Cottage 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LE 

Barn 25m NE Of Sopps House 

Sopps Farm 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LE 

Sopps Farm 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LE 

Cartshed 50m WSW Of 




Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LB 

LB2 11/04/1986 141022 Cottage. C16 altered C18 and C20. Timber-frame with brick infill 

and rebuilding, thatched roof and weatherboarded store. Front of 

1½ storey, 3 bay, outshot to L by store. In L bay of brick glazed door 

and 2-light casement. In centre bay French doors and above C18 2light 

leaded casement in eyebrow dormer. Roof half-hipped to R and 

swept down to L. Ridge stack to L of centre. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141021 Barn. C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded on brick plinth, one end 

built in brick, corrugated iron roof, tiled roofs to porches. 7 bay barn 

with projecting hip roofed porch to both sides of 3rd bay from R, with 

double doors, R 2 bays have brick walls. Roof half-hipped. Lean-to 

cartsheds in front of other bays on one side assorted doors, vents 

and hay-loft doors on other side. Inside queen-post roof with struts. 

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LB2 11/04/1986 141019 Farmhouse. C16 and C17 much altered externally C18 and C20. 

Timber-frame core, brick encasing, pebbledashed, old plain tile roof. 

Plan of 2 storey, 3 bay house with crosswing one end, and dairy 

added to other. Front has projecting wing on L with door on R side, 

and slightly projecting wing to 3 bay from L, with C20 door under 

hipped hood in centre and light either side. 2-light casement in L 

wing and in R bay. Above on L wing 2-light casement, and over 3rd 

bay. Above on L wing 2-light casement, and over 3rd bay 2-light 

casement. Roof hipped to L wing and end. Half-hipped gable to 

centre bay. Large stack over 2n bay from L. Inside parts of frame 

exposed but main feature is complete timber-frame and wattle and 

daub smokehood. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141018 Cartshed. Circa 1800. Brick, old plain tile roof. 5 bay cartshed. 

Front of 5 arches, supported on brick piers with rounded corners LH 

archway has double doors. 


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Church Lane 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1JY 

Russells Cottage 

Church Lane 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1JY 

LB2 11/04/1986 141015 Parish church. 1833 nave, tower and porch by G Guthrie, chancel 

1877 and possibly nave refenestrated. Earlier part header bond 

purple and blue brick, coursed knapped flint, stone dressings and 

slate roof; chancel grey limestone, Bath stone dressings, brick plinth, 

tile roof. Plan of nave with S porch, W tower and added chancel. 

Chancel decorated type with 3-light cinquefoiled, with 2 quatrefoils 

and a trefoil in head, E window. Diagonal buttresses on corners. On 

sides 2 trefoiled lancets and central buttress. Nave has plinth and 

giant corner pilasters. Each side of centre square-headed 3-light 

cinquefoiled window with label to N and S. To N in centre plank 

panel with label. To S porch with brick corner pilasters, cornice and 

crenellations. Walls of flint with pointed brick arches, blind on sides, 

open to S with iron gates. Inside reset slabs: 1688 to Anna Whithed, 

1657 to Mary Whithed. To W tower with corner brick pilasters, those 

to E cut by nave on lower stages. Walls of flint with to W door in 

pointed brick arch, to S squareheaded 2-light cinquefoiled window. 

In middle stage of W pointed 2-light cinquefoiled window. String to 

top stage and on all faces pointed bell opening. Stone cornice and 

brick crennelations. Inside chancel all late C19. 2 order Early 

English style chancel arch on foliated corbels. Timber screen. Nave 

has monuments to S: 1833 to Barth. Bouverie, 1815 to Charles 

Wall. On N wall, from old church, monuments: 1725 to Ann Smyth, 4 

early C19 to Thistlewayte family. At W end gallery of timber on cast 

iron columns, bowed forward in centre, with Royal coat of arms in 

centre. Under benefactors boards of 1725, and 1833 to 

commemorate rebuilding. To N in centre opposite door is Norman 

font from old church rebuilding. To N in centre opposite door is 

Norman font from old church of square bowl on large central column 

with smaller corner shafts. Interior of 1833 has box pews towards E 

and open pews to W. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141014 Cottage. C16 encased C18, extended C20. Timber-frame encased 

in colour-washed brick, thatched roof. 2 storey, 2 bay and central 

smoke bay with C18 lean-to to L and C20 studio to R. Central hiproofed 

brick and weatherboard porch with planked door. Each side 

3-light casement, above 2-light casement and similar in lean-to. C17 

external projecting stack in L lean-to, stack at R end. Roof halfhipped. 


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Church Lane 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1JY 

Staddle Barn 30m E Of Manor 

Farm 



Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LE 

LB2 11/04/1986 141013 House. C17 altered C18 and C19. Timber-frame with brick infill, 

replacement and extension, old plain tile roof. 3 bay timber-frame 

with bay added to each end, when RH bay added C19, RH C17 bay 

re-roofed and refaced. Assorted 3-light casements in each bay, 

except added LH bay with 1 & 2 light casement. Roof half-hipped 

with low pitch roof to RH bays. C17 stack at junction between and 

at LH end of frame bays. 

LB2 11/04/1986 140903 Staddle barn, C18. Timber-frame weatherboarded, old plain tile roof, 

on stone staddles and brick plinth. 3 bay barn on L-shaped plinth 

wall on one side and end and 3 rows of 5 staddle stones. Door in on 

end and C19 brick shed at other end. Roof half-hipped. Included for 

group value. 


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Norman Court School 

Rectory Hill 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NH 

LB2S 19/02/1986 141031 Medium sized country house. Circa 1752 central block with separate WEST TYTHERLEY AND 

flanking service wings, c1818 wings added to each end, garden front FRENCHMOOR 

and new entrance end stuccoed, internally remodelled, by H 

Harrison (possibly assistant of G Dance, who had prepared 

drawings), late C19/early C20 towers built to N side, again made 

entrance, internally altered. Brick with blue headers and stone 

dressings, part stuccoed, lead and slate roofs. Plan of central mid 

C18 block of 3 storeys on cellars, 5 x 4 with early C19 4-storey 

towers, linking house to mid C18 low 2-storey, 9 bay service wings, 

running N. Entrance front of 3 storeys (4 for towers), 9 bays has 

central mid C18 projecting full height half-hexagonal bay, with early 

C20 porch in front with rusticated blue quoins and Doric doorcase. 

In front of 2 bays either side, single storey parapeted early C20 

addition, with light well and balustraded in front. In each bay, on all 

floors, on 3 faces on bay, and in towers, 12-pane sash. Modillioned 

2nd floor string, and moulded cornice carried right across, with 

parapet pierced by balustrades above each windows, but towers 

have 9-pane sash on 4th floor, modillioned eaves to hipped roof with 

finial, also rusticated blue quoins. End bays blank but against tower 

2 storey continuation of service wing. These have projecting centre 

3 bays with 2-storey tall rusticated arch infilled with blue headers. 

Pediment over with toothed architrave and keyed oculus. In each 

bay on ground floor 12-pane sash or 6-panel door under fanlight, 

those in end 3 bays recessed in arches with blue imposts. 

Rusticated quoins and raised 1st floor band. On 1st floor, except 

centre 9-pane sash. Stone coping to parapet. Roof hipped. Garden 

front has C18 central 5 bay, 2 storey and attic block, projecting C19 

2 bays, 2 storeys and attic. Giant stuccoed Ionic pilasters applied 

C19. 3 stone steps to French windows in each bay and centre of 

wings. On 1st floor 9 12-pane sashes, set higher in wings. 2nd floor 

modillioned cornice. In centre in attic 9-pane sashes, parapet over, 

raised above centre 3 bays, end bays have long panel in attic. Large 

stack at ends of original block. C19 orangery at one end. Other end 

made entrance early C19 with Greek revival stuccowork. Interior 

interesting and difficult to date. Behind entrance C19/early C20 hall. 

On garden front C19 billiards room, 2 small drawing rooms, large 

drawing room C18 and C19, and library C19 but C18/C17 Gibbons 

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Hampshire 

SP5 1LB 

LB2S 11/04/1986 141016 Farmhouse. Circa 1300. 3-bay building with c1400 2 bay addition, 

late C17 addition, C18 encasing, and C19 alteration. Timber-frame 

core with crick encasing and additions, old plain tile roof. Plan of 

earliest part behind L bay of front being end on 2 bay c1300 building 

with c14 2 bays behind. To R side of this at front C17 addition with 

C18 addition to R and behind forming parallel range. Front of 2 

storeys, 4 bays has slightly projecting end bays. In R of centre bay 

wide C19 porch of timber and glass with double doors and flat roof. 

C18 door inside. Each side C19 canted bay. In L bay 2-light 

casement under segmental brick arch. On 1st floor 4 2-light 

casements with C19 gables over on roof. Roof hipped with 

projecting stacks on hips and large stack behind ridge in centre. 

Interior mainly C18 and C19 with C18 panelled room to R bay and at 

L end original roofs. At front c1300 coupled rafter roof with 

cambered tiebeam, horizontal braces across corners, central sphere 

truss, and on front end remains of rare lodged jetty, at other end 

remains of smoke gablet. C15 crown-post roof. 


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Dean House 

Rectory Hill 

West Dean 

Salisbury 

Wiltshire 

SP5 1JQ 

9 East Dean Road 

West Dean 

Salisbury 

Wiltshire 

SP5 1JA 

LB2S 29/05/1957 141047 Rectory now private house. Late C17 and early C18, with late C18 

lower ranges each end and wing in centre, mid C18 stable block 

linked to house by range. Brick, some stone dressings, old plain tile 

roof. Plan of 4 wide bay late C17 house, altered and extended early 

C18 (8 bays on garden front), 2 storey and attic, to each end low 2 

storey, 3 bay added wings, that to L of entrance front joining house 

to mid C18 stable range at right angles, on garden front to centre full 

height 2 bay deep half octagonal wing of late C18. Entrance front 

has late C17 brick and flint bands and stone quoins to L 3 bays of 

centre part. Plinth to centre part. To L centre bay C19 projecting 

single storey, wide porch containing half-glazed door and side lights. 

In other bays 3 C18 12-pane flush-framed sashes, all in modified 

openings. On 1st floor 3 similar and in L bay blocked opening. 

Moulded timber cornice. 4 irregular 2-light hip-roofed dormers. 

Large multi-flued C17 stacks at each end, that to L external, that to R 

external when built but bay added around it. R wing has C19 single 

storey range in front with irregular tripartite windows, and casements 

over. L wing has 12-pane sashes, central door and blocked 

windows, and casements over. L wing has 12-pane sashes, central 

door and blocked windows. To L stable block of 10 bays, including 2 

behind L wing, 1 storey and loft. Visible 8 bays have 2 bay central 

pediment with pitching oculus, below 2 sets of double doors. To L 

C20 garage doors either side of lunette window. To R tall planked 

door and fanlight under rubbed brick head, each side of lunette. 

Roof hipped. Garden front has 8 narrow bay to central block, early 

C18 12-pane flush-frame sashes under rubbed arches. To centre, 

projecting 2 bays, is 2½ storey half-octagonal wing, with late C18 

sashes on end faces, casements on 2nd floor, rubbed arches. Roof 

hipped with flat top. Wings have assorted casements and sashes. 

Early C20 summerhouse to R wing and projecting end of stable 

block. Interior is C18 and C19 and is of interest. House overlooks 

small park. West wing is listed under Wiltshire, as is garden wall. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141050 Pair of cottages, once house. Timber-frame with colourwashed brick 

infill, and encasing, thatched roof. End onto road, side onto lane 3 

bay building, outshot on lane side, 1½ storey. Different dates of 

outshot on lane side with assorted casements, and 3-light eyebrow 

dormers to centre and rear bays. Roof half-hipped with ridge stack 

between centre and far bays and stack on outshot to road end bay. 

Frame exposed on other side. 


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Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1LX 

North Lodge 



West Dean 

Salisbury 

Romsey 

Wiltshire 

SP5 1JA 


West Dean 

Salisbury 

Romsey 

Wiltshire 

SP5 1JA 


West Dean 

Salisbury 

Romsey 

Wiltshire 

SP5 1JA 

LB2 29/05/1957 141055 House. C18 and C19. Pebbledashed brick, old plain tile roof. On 

plinth, 2 storey house of 3 bay centre section with crosswings each 

end projecting a bay, both front and back and 2 bay wing on RH end. 

Planked door under hip-roofed open porch on RH cross-wing. 

Centre bay of central part has large canted bay with oriel window 

over and 12-pane sash each side on 1st floor. LH wing has 3-light 

casement. Oriel over door. RH wing has 2 and 1-light casements 

and on 1st floor 3-light. Roofs hipped. Single diamond stack to L of 

centre of central part and pair of diamond stacks to R of centre. At 

junction of RH wing and main part stack with quadruple diamond 

shafts. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141054 Lodge. Early C19. Brick, slate roof. Single storey, 3 x 3 bay with 

LH side of front C20 1 bay addition with lean-to on front of it. Brick 

rusticated quoins. Each bay has recessed arch panel with arch of 

rubbed brick and raised brick impost, linked between bays. Inside 

bays 12-pane sash under rubbed brick head. Stone coping to low 

parapet. Behind hipped roof surmounted by louvred square cupola. 

To LH lean-to has C20 3-light steel window. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141053 Cottage. C17, extended C18 and C20. Timber-frame with 

colourwashed brick infill and additions, thatched roof. 1½ storeys, 2 

bays of C17 with to R C18 outshot bay with large C20 dormer over. 

Door at RH end of C17 part in C20 rustic timber porch, to L 2-light 

casement and 3-light casement over in eyebrow dormer. L bay 

blank. R bay has 2-light casement and 3-light casement over in tall 

C20 dormer. Roof hipped and swept-down to R. Stacks above door 

and at L end. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141052 Cottage, once pair. C17 extended C18 and early C19. Timberframe 

core encased in render and tilehanging, brick additions some 

colourwashed, plain tile roof. Front 2 storey, 4 bay with outshot to R, 

2 older bays in centre. Planked segmental head door in gabled hood 

on posts in R bay. Similar door under flat hood to L bay. 2-light 

casements in each bay, narrow similar on 1st floor. Roof half-hipped 

with large stacks above R door, and at R end over. C20 stack at L 

end. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141051 Cottage. C18. Colourwashed brick, thatched roof. End onto road 

1½ storey, 2 bay cottage, tiled outshot to rear. Front has 4-panel 

door in rustic timber porch in road end bay, 3-ligiht casement in far 

bay. Above two 2 or 3-light eyebrow dormers. Roof half-hipped with 

stack at far end. 


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Salisbury 

Wiltshire 

SP5 1JA 

The Red Lion 


West Dean 

Salisbury 

Wiltshire 

SP5 1JF 

Yewcroft 

51 Stony Batter Lane 

Stony Batter 


Hampshire 

SP5 1LD 

Strides Farm Cottage 

48 Stony Batter Lane 

Stony Batter 


Hampshire 

SP5 1LD 

67 Red Lane 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NY 

LB2 11/04/1986 141050 Pair of cottages, once house. Timber-frame with colourwashed brick 

infill, and encasing, thatched roof. End onto road, side onto lane 3 

bay building, outshot on lane side, 1½ storey. Different dates of 

outshot on lane side with assorted casements, and 3-light eyebrow 

dormers to centre and rear bays. Roof half-hipped with ridge stack 

between centre and far bays and stack on outshot to road end bay. 

Frame exposed on other side. 

LB2 29/05/1957 141048 Public house. Late C17 with late C18 range on front. Brick with slate 

and old plain tile roof. Front range of 2 storey, 5 bay with similar 

length taller range behind with weatherboarded addition to L. Front 

has to L of centre 4-panel double doors with rectangular fanlight over 

and shallow hood on timber posts. In RH bay narrow glazed door. In 

other bays on both floors 16-pane sash. Above main door 12-pane 

sash. Roof hipped with stacks behind ridge. 

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LB2 11/04/1986 141046 Cottage. Late C15, bays added C17, C18 outshot, C20 wing to rear. 

Timber-frame with colourwashed brick infill and additions, thatched 

roof. Front 1½ storey, 4 bays and L outshot. Blocked doorway at LH 

of R bay. 3-light casement in R centre bay, 2-light casements in L 

bays and outshot 2-light casements in eyebrow dormers over each 

bay, those to L lower set with tiled trays and lower eaves. Roof halfhipped 

to R and swept-down to L. Ridge stack above door. Inside 

centre bays 2 bay openhall, C15 bay to R, C17 bay to L. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141045 Cottages, once house. C17, altered C18 and C20. Timber-frame 

with brick infill and lean-to, plain tile roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay and 

smoke bay. Front has to R of centre bay pent-roofed brick porch 

with entrance on L. In each bay C20 3-light casement, to R of centre 

smoke bay small light. Above centre and R bay C20 3-light 

casement in gabled dormer. Roof half-hipped to L, tall C20 cottages 

to R. Above smoke bay C17 2-flued stack. At L end stack in front of 

ridge. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141044 Cottage. C18. Brick, old plain tile roof, weatherboarded store. 2 

storey, 2 bay with lean-to at one end and store at other. Front has 

central C20 half-glazed door under tiled timber porch. Each side 3light 

casement under segmental arch. 1st floor raised brick band. 

C19 3-light 1st floor windows under timber lintels. Toothed cornice. 

Hipped roof with central stack. To L hip-roofed store with lean-to 

porch on end of house, in front. Cast-iron lattice casement in store 

wall. At R end hip-roofed lean-to with 2-light casement. 


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66 Red Lane 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NY 

Cleves Cottage 

65 Red Lane 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NY 


Rectory Hill 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1NF 

The Old School House 


Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1JX 

LB2 11/04/1986 141043 Cottage. C18. Pebbledashed brick thatched roof. 1½ storey, 2 bay 

with C19 1 storey tiled addition to L. Central planked door under 

open tiled timber porch. Each side 3-light segmental head 

casement. Similar in addition. Above 2-light casements in eyebrow 

dormers. Roof hipped with central stack. 

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LB2 11/04/1986 141042 Cottage. C17 altered C18 and C20. Timber-frame with brick infill 

and rebuilding, thatched roof. 1½ storey 3 bay with C18 outshot to L 

and C20 additions each end. Front has planked door in L bay. 

Single casement in this bay and outshot. 2-light casement in other 

bays. C18 2-light leaded casement in eyebrow dormer over central 

bay. Stack above. Roof half-hipped to R and swept-down to L, with 

ridge piece and projecting hood over door. 

LB2 11/04/1986 141040 Rectory, now private house. Late C18, altered C19 and C20. 

Chequer brickwork, old plain tile roof. Square plan of 5 narrow bay 

front by 3 wide bay sides with single storey early C19 addition to rear 

and C19 link to C18 service range behind. Entrance side has C19 

porch at L with brick corner piers and C20 6-panel door in heavy 

frame with semi-circular fanlight and stone copings. To R and on 1st 

floor 5 12-pane sashes under segmental arches. On 2nd floor short 

6-pane sashes under similar arches. Moulded timber cornice. 

Hipped roof with large ridge stack to L of centre. To R garden front 

of 5 bays. Internally altered. 

LB2 10/10/1985 141039 School house. 1844-5 for Baring family. Brick with diaper patterns in 

blue brick headers, old fishscale tile roof. 1½ storey, L-shaped of 3 

bay range with R bay wing projecting a bay. Planked door in centre 

bay under deep lean-to timber porch on side of wing. 2-light 

casement in L bay, 3-light casement on end of wing with 2-light 

casement over. All windows cast-iron diamond pattern casements 

under rubbed brick arches. Above door 2-light similar casement in 

gabled dormer. On ridge between LH 2 bays stack with pair of 

diamond shafts and similar set longitudinally at junction of ridges. 

On L end canted bay window with similar casement. 


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Salisbury 

Hampshire 

SP5 1JX 

LB2 11/04/1986 141038 Cottage. C16 altered C18 and early C20. Timber-frame with 

colourwashed brick infill and rebuilding. 2 wide bays and central 

smoke bay with lean-to each end, 1½ storey C20 "Tudor" door in 

smoke bay, under falt hood. Each side 3-light casement with small 

2-light casement near R end, and 3-light casement in R outshot. 

Above RH bay large gabled dormer with 4-light casement. Above 

door 2-light casement in gabled dormer. Roof half-hipped with multiflued 

C17 stack above door and projecting stack on end of RH leanto. 


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Wherwell 

Mole Hall And Attached Barn 

29A Church Street 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JJ 

Rosemary Cottage 

Church Street 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JJ 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JJ 

Mausoleum In The Churchyard 

Church Street 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

LB2 20/12/1960 139719 House and small barn or stable. C17, with C19 details. Cob walls 

and thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 3 windows. The roof is 

lowered as a hip at each end over outshots and continues as a 

capping to a short wall, linked to the ½-hipped barn roof. There is a 

high plinth and the wall (to the barn) has a doorway, the barn is 

boarded above rubble brick and flint at the front, the other sides 

being boarded. Casements. C19 doorway with a hood on brackets 

(now with a thatched cover), pilasters, and 6-panelled (2-top-glazed) 

door. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139717 House. Early C18, with late C19 extension, and some C20 details. 

Brick, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. ½-hipped 

roof, with eaves raised above upper window. Painted walls, high 

plinth, former doorway at the front now blocked. Casements. Plain 

entrance at the north side. 

LB2S 20/12/1960 139716 House. C15, C16, with some early C19 features, and C20 

extension. Late-mediaeval timber-framed structure of 3 bays, with a 

wider central bay, with a C16 chimney inserted and a C17 stack built 

onto the south end. Thatched roof, ½-hipped, with eyebrow to a 

dormer. 1 storey and attic, irregular fenestration. Exposed frame, 

with filling of plaster and painted brickwork. Casements. Plain 

doorway. The interior has a staircase (one old) at each end, 

indicative of a central open hall. C20 2-storeyed extension at the 

rear. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139714 Mausoleum of the Ire Monger family. Circa 1860. Rectangular 

stone building. Plain stone roof with coved eaves, containing 

gargoyle heads. The side walls comprise shallow panels with 

shields and ogee heads, above a bold rollband, and a battered base. 

The south-west gable has an upper vent with a trefoil above coupled 

cusped openings, recessed within a simple pointed frame. A plain 

horizontal band below terminates in shields. The entrance is a trefoil 

opening with 4 tiers of mouldings, breaking the base, the access 

being protected by a wrought-iron grille. 

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Church Street 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JJ 


Church Street 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JJ 

6 Chant Close 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JA 

LB2S 21/03/1984 139713 Parish church, being a replacement of a double-aisled mediaeval 

building, which may have been a part of the adjoining Benedictine 

Nunnery. 1956-8, by Woodyer. Nave and aisles of 4 bays, chancel, 

north vestry, western bell turret, and south porch. Tiled roof, 

continued above the aisles without a clerestory. Flint walls with 

stone dressings; buttresses, geometrical windows, cill banding to the 

chancel, plinth. Within, the north aisle at the west end has some 

built-in sculptured fragments, and there is an effigy on a nun on a 

modern base, an alter tomb of 1551 (to Sir Owen West) with early 

Renaissance details, and a mediaeval corbel made from part of a 

Saxon cross (with interlaced carving). 

LB2 21/03/1984 139712 House. C18, with mid C19 additions. Brick, with a tile roof. The 

south-west elevation has 2 storeys, 2.1.3 upper windows above 

1.1.2 windows, with an off-centre projecting unit of the later period. 

½-hipped roofing, with varied lower outshots at the rear, gabled and 

½-hipped roofing, with varied lower outshots at the rear, gabled and 

½-hipped; brick dentil eaves. Walls in English bond (Flemish to the 

projection, which has a 1st floor band), cambered openings. Triple 

Victorian sashes in exposed frames. The south-east gable has 

timber-framing. There are coachhouse and stable buildings at the 

rear, with tile roofs with bargeboards, and rubble flint and brick walls, 

one gable incorporating a mediaeval cross (from the former priory). 

Boundary wall of flint and brick bands. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139710 Now two houses, but formerly the railway station, comprising a 

stationmaster's house (6) and the attached station building (5). 

1884. Brick walls, and hipped tile roof. The L-shaped house, with a 

porch within the angle, is of 2 storeys, 1.1 windows. The walls have 

stepped brick eaves, cambered rubbed arches, a moulded 1st floor 

band, and decorative aprons beneath the moulded stone cills. 

Coupled sashes, with unusual glazing bars, one rectangular bay with 

a tiled roof. The doorway, beneath a relieving arch, has a hood in 

brackets and ½-glazed door. The single-storeyed station block is 

symmetrical with 4 windows, with a set-back unit of 1 window at the 

east end. Deep stepped brick eaves, cambered rubbed arches, 

decorative apron on panel beneath moulded stone cills. Sashes, 

coupled to the outer openings and the wing: the inner windows are 

beneath a wide canopy (on 4 brackets) which covers the central 

entrance. A virtually unaltered structure. 

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Windwhistle Cottage 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7HU 

Westover Farm House 

Westover Farm Road 


Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7LE 

Winchester Lodge 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JR 

Quarley Riding Wherwell Priory 

Church Street 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JH 

Dovecote 15yds E Of Fullerton 

Grange 

Fullerton Road 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

LB2 21/03/1984 139769 Farmhouse, now 2 cottages. Early C19. Brick walls: thatched roof, 

hipped at the north end, with catslide at the rear. 2 storeys, 4 

windows, Flemish bond walls, with blue headers, cambered 

openings to the ground floor, rebuilt north gable. Casements. Plain 

doorways, the one at the north gable having a thatched hood. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139767 House. Late C18, with C20 extensions. Rendered walls, and tiled 

roof. L-shaped building, with a symmetrical north-east elevation of 2 

storeys and attic, 3 windows. 1st floor band, keys to cambered 

openings, plinth. Sashes, outer windows of triple lights. The northwest 

gable has a plain wide doorway, with glazed door and side 

windows: another (C20) wide glazed porch with concave metal top. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139765 House. Mid C19, with C20 addition. Mixed materials, with a tile roof. 

2 storeys. The main block is a flattened octagon, with a shallow 

gabled porch (now filled) facing the driveway. The other walls, each 

of 1 window, have ½ dormers with gables, the central of the group of 

3 being wider. The walls are of flint with horizontal red brick bands, 

1st floor band and plinth; the quoins and cambered arches are of 

stone. Coupled casements, with leaded lights made up of octagons 

and smaller square. The main roof is hipped, but that of the C20 

extension is gabled. The new part has red brickwork and C20 

casements. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139764 House, with attached units. Early C19. Brick, flint and brick, and a 

tile roof. 2 storeys and 1 storey above a cellar. The north front has 

a symmetrical original centre of 3 windows, with additions at each 

side of 1 and 2 storeys, 1 window. Hipped roof. Flemish bond walls, 

with rubbed flat arches, stone cills. Sashes to the first floor, 

casements below. The south elevation overlooks the stream, and 

has openings to the cellar (which has quadripartite brick vaulting), 

the walls having several horizontal flint bands. Casements (some 

filled). 

LB2 21/03/1984 139724 Store building. Late C18. A cube with a pyramid tile roof, with a 

small leaded flat (replacing former ventilator). Walls of red brickwork 

with flint bands. Plain doorway. Included for group value. 

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Barn 30yds S Of Dublin 

Farmhouse 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JP 

Gatepiers To Winchester Lodge 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JR 

Quarley Riding Wherwell Priory 

Church Street 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JH 

Apple Cottage 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JJ 

Goddards 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JJ 

Heather Cottage 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JJ 

LB2 21/03/1984 139734 Barn. C18. Timber-frame of 5 bays, with Queen Post truss. ½hipped 

thatch roof. Boarded walls. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139766 Gatepiers on each side of a former gateway to a disused drive. 

Circa 1830. Pair of stone piers, of square plan, with ball finials 

above a moulded cornice. Panelled sides, broken by a middle 

projecting band. Plinth. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139763 Wall, separating the garden front of the Priory from the various 

service units. Early C19. Brick wall with flint bands, with entrance to 

the service area between gate-piers. These are of square section in 

red brickwork, with ribbed ball finials above plain caps, plain bases, 

and with a stone carved scroll ornament (ancom) linking each pier to 

the top of the wall. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139711 Pair of cottages. Late C18, with some C19 features. Brick walls, 

and a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. The roof is 

gabled at the north end, and there are splayed eyebrows to the 

upper windows. Painted walls of Flemish bond, cambered ground 

floor openings, the north gable (a C19 repair) being of flint with brick 

quoins and bands. Casement. Plain doorways, with boarded doors. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139715 House. Late C18. Brick, with ½-hipped tile roof (catslide at rear). 

Regular front (east) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. Painted walls in 

Flemish bond, with flush 1st floor header band, stepped plinth. 

Casements. Plain boarded door beneath a hood on brackets. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139718 House. Late C18, restored C20. Plastered walls and ½-hipped 

thatch roof. 2 storeys, 4 windows to the long elevation at rightangles 

to the roadway, facing the stream. Casements. 2 plain 

doorways. 

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Barn And Stable At The Rear Of 

The 

The White Lion 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JF 

Twentieth Century Stores And 

Gavel Acre 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JF 

Granary 15yds SW Of Manor 

House 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

Gatepiers To Andover Lodge 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JG 

Garden Wall At Fullerton Grange 


Fullerton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7LA 

LB2 21/03/1984 139757 Barn and stable L-shaped block, the larger unit now a garage, the 

smaller a cottage. Early C19. Plastered walls, and hipped thatch 

roof. The larger unit is a 4-bay timber-frame with one aisle, the truss 

having straight struts: a carriage opening and 2 doorways face the 

courtyard. The other arm has a central door between 2 casements, 

and exposed framing in the east gable. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139754 House. C18, with C20 restoration. rendered walls, and thatched roof, 

1 storey and attic, 5 above 4 windows. The roof is 1/2 -hipped, the 

eaves being raised above dormers, and extended downwards to 

form a gable above the entrance. Casements. Shallow timberframed 

porch. 


roof. Boarded walls. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139742 2 stone piers. Circa 1830. Square section, recessed panels, a 

middle projecting band, with recessed ornament at the angles, plinth. 

The top is a ball-finial above a wide cornice. Wrought-iron gates, 

with diagonal and curved diagonal edges, with circles at the 

junctions of the main framework. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139723 Wall, enclosing the garden to the south of the house. Late C18. 

Chalk cob on a flint base, with plastered surface and thatched 

capping (continued near the house as a tiled cover). 

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Granary 30yds N Of Fullerton 

Grange 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

Barn 10yds NE Of Windwhistle 

Cottage 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7HU 

White House Cottage 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7HW 


roof. Corrugated iron cladding. Included for group value. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139770 Barn. C18. 5-bay timber-frame, with aisle on the long east side, and 

a central (west) waggon entrance: straight struts to the trusses. 

Hipped thatch roof. Boarded walls. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139768 Cottage. Early C19. Rendered walls and thatched roof, with catslide 

at the rear. 2 storeys, 2 windows. Casements. Porch with a 


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Wherwell Priory 

Church Street 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JH 

LB1 21/03/1984 139762 Abbey building, probably refectory, to Wherwell Abbey; now 

garages, stores workshops etc. Probably 2nd quarter of C13; 

altered C17, C18, late C19 and C20. Banded flint and brick with 

some chalk blocks; brick dressings; plain tile roof. Originally a large 

open hall; loft floor inserted C19. 8 roof bays; late C19 single-storey 

3-bay brick extension at right end; C20 brick outshut at left end. 

Brick quoins and cambered openings, the windows with diamondleaded 

wood-framed lights, the doorways with board doors with 

cover strips. Late C20 garage door at left end. 3 gabled dormers. 

Rear: C17 or C18 brick quoins and buttress at right end, 2-light 

windows, and sashes at left end; two loading hatches; 2 gabled 

dormers. Blind oculus to left gable. Interior: C19 stalls. Half-way up 

walls, wooden corbels project, supporting jowelled vertical posts and 

straight braces, both of which rise to tie-beam. Tie-beams support 

queen-posts which have collars and slightly arched braces to 

clasped through purlins; passing braces rise from tie-beam to collar, 

face halved to queen posts. Collared rafters with wedges at base 

between rafter feet and wall plate and wedges also at junction of 

rafters and purlins at which point the rafters are scarf-jointed (the 

principal rafters are unjointed). Wall plates have trait de Jupiter 

joints. Collars and passing braces have notched lap joints. There 

are some carpenters' marks. The timbers are smoke-blackened, this 

being more heavy at the centre. The 2 left-hand bays were 

reconstructed in the C17 and are unsooted, having a queen strut 

truss; lower tier of staggered butt purlins, upper tier of clasped 

through purlins on collar, and straight window-braces. The 

Benedictine abbey was founded C986. It was ruled from 1226-57 by 

Abbess Euphemia who was a prodigious builder and, in view of the 

probable date of this building, she is likely to have been responsible 

for its construction. D K Coldicott, Hampshire Nunneries, pp. 116- 

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Church Street 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JH 

New Barn Cottage 

New Barn Lane 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7HX 

LB2S 07/01/1952 139761 A country mansion of the early C18 with additions of mid C18; 

altered C19 and C20. Main fronts of stucco; slate roof with some 

leaded flats. The north and east elevations are classical facades, 

the east elevation altered mid C20 when the double-height dining 

room was created. East and west elevations acquired canted bays 

at their northern ends in mid C18. Symmetrical east elevation of 2 

storeys and attic, 1.3.1 windows, with a tallroom behind the 

centrepiece, with half-octagonal projections at each end. Parapet 

with stone coping and wood modillion cornice (carried round the 

ends with modillions), quoins, architraves, 1st floor band, plinth, 3 

panels with swags above the taller openings of the centrepiece: the 

ends are simpler with keys to the plain openings. Sashes to the 

dormers, which have leaded flat roofs. The roof is hipped and 

behind it is a cupola on a square clock tower, with cornice on 

brackets. The north elevation (incorporating the half-octagon at its 

east side) is regular, of 2 storeys and attic, 3.4.2 windows, with a 

taller half-octagonal projection at its west end. Parapet, coved 

cornice, plain architraves, 1st floor band into the slightly-recessed 

centre, plinth. Sashes (some Victorian). Entrance porch of a Doric 

Order with blocking course, entablature with modillions and 2 plain 

columns forward of 2 pilasters; now filled in with glazing. The 

general style continues along most of the south elevation, which has 

walls of mixed stone and flint, with stone dressings: a southprojecting 

single-storeyed service wing on the west side abuts the 

stream, with a stone base wall, flint walls with red brick quoins and 

band, a tile roof, and mullioned and transomed windows. 

SCHEDULE The interiors are mostly of C18 and panelled. Hall is 

entirely bolection panelled with Doric fluted pilasters. An arch, the 

reveal of which is more simple treated suggesting C19 or C20 

alteration, provides a view of the stairs. These are themselves in 2 

flights with lan 

LB2 21/03/1984 139760 Large L-shaped barn, formed by the joining of 2 units, of slightly 

different date. C18, with C20 exterior. The north-south unit has 5 

bays with aisles, and merges at its north end (west side) with an 

east-west unit of 6 bays, with aisles. Timber-frame on a brick base, 

with Queen Post truss and arch-braces. Hipped roof of C20 tiles, 

and C20 boarded walls. One post is inscribed with initials, and dates 

of 1782, 1796, 1790, 1837, 1846, 1911, etc. 

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Granary 20yds W Of Cornmill 

And Millhouse 

Mill Lane 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

The Mill House 

Mill Lane 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JH 

White Lion P.H. Winchester Road 

Wherwell 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JG 


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Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JG 

LB2 21/03/1984 139759 Granary. Mid C19. Timber-frame on 4 x 3 staddles. Low-pitched 

hipped slate roof. Boarded walls. 

LB2 06/01/1982 139758 House, attached to mill buildings. Early C19. House of stucco, the 

mill being weather-boarded on a brick base: slate roof. The house is 

plain, of 2 storeys and 4 windows, with a low pitched roof and wide 

eaves, sashes in reveals, and a 2-panelled door and thin fanlight 

within a plain opening: the rear wall is red brickwork, with cambered 

openings and sashes. The mill is a framed structure, the upper walls 

being boarded and the base wall of English bond; small windows to 

the base, all windows being casements. 1st floor loading door. A 

substantial survival of machinery. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139756 Public house. Early C19. Brick walls, and tile roof. The long front 

(east) is of 2 storeys, 7 (2 blocked) above 6 windows, and a shorter 

block is attached at the rear. Hipped roof, with brick dentil eaves. 

Walls in header bond, 1st floor band (flush blue band at the rear), 

cambered ground floor openings, plinth. Casements, one splayed 

bay with Victorian sashes. Plain doorway, with a small pediment 

hood and ½-glazed door. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139755 Pair of cottage. Late C18. Mixed wall finishes, and thatched roof. 1 

storey and attic, 3 windows. ½-hipped roof, with eaves raised above 

upper windows: the west gable is tile-hung with scalloped bands. 

No.34 has walls of mixed brick and flint with brick quoins, in part red 

brickwork in Flemish bond with blue headers, cambered ground floor 

openings: attached tapered stack at the west gable, with flint panels. 

No. 33 is now rendered. Casements. Plain doorways. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139753 Short terrace. Mid C19. Brick and flint, with a tile roof. Symmetrical 

front (south-east) of 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. The roof has a 

catslide at the rear, with 4 gabled dormers to the front, with cills at 

eaves level. Walls of unknapped flint with brick dressings; quoins, 

bands at window head and cill level, and eaves and plinth, cambered 

openings. Casements. 3 plain doorways with tiled hoods. Included 


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2 Kingsmill Barns 

High Street 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JH 

Manor House And Boundary Wall 

High Street 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JJ 


High Street 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JG 

1 Kingsmill Barns 

High Street 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JH 


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Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JG 

LB2 21/03/1984 139752 Barn. C18, with mid C19 extension. 5 bay timber-frame with a lower 

north-east extension with flint and brick walls, and one bay with a 

brick wall; otherwise boarded. Tile roof, hipped at the south-west. 


LB2 21/03/1984 139750 House and boundary wall, Mid C19. Flint, brick and stone walls, 

slat roof. Symmetrical front (north) of 2 storeys, 3 windows. The low 

pitched roof has 2 hips at the rear and coupled gables to the front, 

with plain bargeboards; short Tudor Stack. The front wall is a 

chequered pattern of stone and flint square, the west elevations is of 

brick and flint squares, other sides being of red brickwork and part 

rendering: the front gables are of flint with diagonal lines of bricks: 

hood moulds above the windows. Casements. Plain doorway with a 

fanlight and 6-panelled door. A later single-storeyed service block to 

the east (with hipped slate roof) links to the boundary wall, which is 

of brickwork in English bond, with a tiled capping. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139749 House. Late C19. Plaster walls and thatch roof. 2 storeys, 3 

windows. ½-hipped roof, with eyebrow to the east-side upper 

window. Casements. Wood porch with thatched roof and ½-glazed 

door. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139752 Barn. C18, with mid C19 extension. 5 bay timber-frame with a lower 

north-east extension with flint and brick walls, and one bay with a 

brick wall; otherwise boarded. Tile roof, hipped at the south-west. 









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SP11 7JG 

Cob Cottage 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JG 

The Old Booking Hall 

5 Chant Close 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JA 

Antlers Cottage 


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Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JJ 








LB2 21/03/1984 139755 Pair of cottage. Late C18. Mixed wall finishes, and thatched roof. 1 

storey and attic, 3 windows. ½-hipped roof, with eaves raised above 

upper windows: the west gable is tile-hung with scalloped bands. 

No.34 has walls of mixed brick and flint with brick quoins, in part red 

brickwork in Flemish bond with blue headers, cambered ground floor 

openings: attached tapered stack at the west gable, with flint panels. 

No. 33 is now rendered. Casements. Plain doorways. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139710 Now two houses, but formerly the railway station, comprising a 

stationmaster's house (6) and the attached station building (5). 

1884. Brick walls, and hipped tile roof. The L-shaped house, with a 

porch within the angle, is of 2 storeys, 1.1 windows. The walls have 

stepped brick eaves, cambered rubbed arches, a moulded 1st floor 

band, and decorative aprons beneath the moulded stone cills. 

Coupled sashes, with unusual glazing bars, one rectangular bay with 

a tiled roof. The doorway, beneath a relieving arch, has a hood in 

brackets and ½-glazed door. The single-storeyed station block is 

symmetrical with 4 windows, with a set-back unit of 1 window at the 

east end. Deep stepped brick eaves, cambered rubbed arches, 

decorative apron on panel beneath moulded stone cills. Sashes, 

coupled to the outer openings and the wing: the inner windows are 

beneath a wide canopy (on 4 brackets) which covers the central 

entrance. A virtually unaltered structure. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139711 Pair of cottages. Late C18, with some C19 features. Brick walls, 

and a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. The roof is 

gabled at the north end, and there are splayed eyebrows to the 

upper windows. Painted walls of Flemish bond, cambered ground 

floor openings, the north gable (a C19 repair) being of flint with brick 

quoins and bands. Casement. Plain doorways, with boarded doors. 

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Priory Cottage 


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Andover 

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SP11 7JG 

Toveys Cottage 

High Street 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JG 


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SP11 7JG 

LB2 20/12/1960 139744 Pair of houses. C17, with C20 minor additions. Timber-framed 

structure, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 3 above 5 

windows. The roof is hipped, and brought low on the east side, with 

a catslide at the rear above later extensions, splayed openings 

above the dormers (with cills at eaves level). Exposed frame has 

plaster infilling and there is a plinth which deepens as the ground 

falls at the west side. Casements. Entrances at the rear. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139740 Once 5, now 3 cottages, comprising a narrow row following the 

curving line of the street. Mainly C18. Plaster and thatch exterior. 1 

storey and attic, 7 above 9 windows, irregularly-spaced. The roof 

varies in height, have eyebrows to dormers (of different sizes and 

form). Plain walls, one cambered opening, plinth. Casements. 

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LB2 20/12/1960 139745 Range of cottages, falling and curving along the road frontage, now 

2 dwellings. C17. Timber-framed, with a thatch roof. One storey 

and attic, irregular fenestration. The roof ridge drops with the ground 

level, and each end (of 1 storey) is lower; eyebrow dormers. Most of 

the front has exposed framing, with plaster infilling, the ends being of 

plaster. Small casements: one former shopfront window with an old 

cornice and pilaster and new window bars. Plain doorways with 

boarded doors. 

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War Memorial 

Church Street 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

LB2 28/10/2008 505367 A war memorial of ashlar blocks, limestone and metal 

commemorating those fallen in war in two World Wars. 

DESCRIPTION: The war memorial consists of a Neo-classical pillar 

or column at the junction of three roads so designed as to have face 

to each of the three conjoining road directions. The polygonal (three 

faces with intervening cusps) limestone plinth sits on a circular 

foundation of limestone paving slabs. On this plinth sits the stone 

base, with moulded decoration, which bears a three-faced, polygonal 

column of ashlar stone blocks with inscriptions in an elegant 

typescript on moulded tablets in each face. On the tablet which faces 

south in the dedication, ‘IN HONOUR OF THE MEN OF 

WHERWELL WHO SERVED THEIR KING AND COUNTRY IN THE 

GREAT WAR 1914-1918’; under which is a list of 35 names on 

blocks standing proud of the column, and one name below on the 

plane of the column. This dedication is repeated on the side of the 

monument, with another 35 names on the blocks and two below. On 

the tables on the west is a cross under which is the dedication, ‘IN 

GRATEFUL REMEMBERANCE OF THE MEN OF WHERELL WHO 

GAVE THEIR LIVES IN THE GREAT WARS’; under which is 

‘FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH’ with the dates 1914 and 1918 below and 

a list of 24 names on the blocks and two below. On the base of the 

column on this side are the dates 1939 and 1945 and six names 

below. The column is topped by a plain frieze with beaded 

decoration dividing if from a moulded cornice above. Above the 

cornice is a small cross on a base of festooned and fluted 

decoration. The whole monument is about 4m high. 

HISTORY: The memorial which was designed by the architect 

William Henry Ward (1865-1924) was unveiled on 19th September 

1920 by Major General Sir Robert Wigham and was dedicated by 

local clergy and dignitaries. 


• It is an elegant memorial of good quality workmanship and 

materials 

• It is an unusual design by a recognised architect. 

• It is an eloquent witness to the impact of tragic events on 

this community 

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Ivy Cottage And Kingsmill Barns 


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Hampshire 

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Pound Tree Cottages 

High Street 

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Hampshire 

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Moonflower Cottage 


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LB2 21/03/1984 139746 House. C18. Plastered walls, and thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 

3 windows. The roof is ½-hipped at the west end above a brick 

tapered stack, the east is hipped and brought to a low eaves above 

an outshot, the eaves are raised above 2 dormers (with cills at eaves 

level). Plain walls, with a high plinth. Casements. Plain doorway 

with a shallow wooden porch and thatched canopy. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139748 House and shop. Mid C19. Rendered walls and slate roof. The 

taller 2 storeyed main block is set back, with a gable; at the west 

side the shop unit (of a lower 2 storeys) extends forward, with a 

hipped roof. The gable has a decorative bargeboard and contains a 

quatrefoil ornament; the ground floor is a forward extension with a 

lower roof. There is a mixture of casements and sashes: the 

shopfront has a cornice and frieze, with pilasters enclosing the 

window and doorway. Included for group value. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139747 House of earlier origin but mostly late C19 exterior. Rendered walls, 

and slate roof. 2 storeys, 4 windows. Casements. ½-glazed door 

within an open timber-framed and gabled porch. Included for group 

value. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139745 Range of cottages, falling and curving along the road frontage, now 

2 dwellings. C17. Timber-framed, with a thatch roof. One storey 

and attic, irregular fenestration. The roof ridge drops with the ground 

level, and each end (of 1 storey) is lower; eyebrow dormers. Most of 

the front has exposed framing, with plaster infilling, the ends being of 

plaster. Small casements: one former shopfront window with an old 

cornice and pilaster and new window bars. Plain doorways with 

boarded doors. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139744 Pair of houses. C17, with C20 minor additions. Timber-framed 

structure, with a thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 3 above 5 

windows. The roof is hipped, and brought low on the east side, with 

a catslide at the rear above later extensions, splayed openings 

above the dormers (with cills at eaves level). Exposed frame has 

plaster infilling and there is a plinth which deepens as the ground 

falls at the west side. Casements. Entrances at the rear. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139743 Single-storeyed plain cottage. Early C19. Rendered walls, and 

thatch roof. The roof is hipped, and brought to a low eaves above an 

outshot at the south end. Plain walls, boarded outshot. 3 

casements, small casement to the outshot. Plain doorway, with a 

gabled hood, having curved bargeboards. 

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Andover Lodge 


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Andover 

Hampshire 

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Forge Cottage 


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Primrose Cottage 

High Street 

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Andover 

Hampshire 

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Mount Cottage 


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Hampshire 

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Toll Cottage 


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Hampshire 

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LB2 21/03/1984 139741 `Cottage orne', at the entrance to the driveway to the Priory. Circa 

1830. Rendered walls, thatch roof. 1 storey and attic, gable to the 

front (north-west) and rear of 1 window, the longer side (to the drive) 

having a dormer above 2 windows and a central entrance. The lowpitched 

roof has an overhanging eaves of about 4 feet, with boarded 

soffit, supported along the sides by 4 beam brackets with moulded 

ends, the purlins projecting at the gable being braced by carved 

brackets, one eyebrow dormer to the long side. Plain walls with a 

plinth, and a hoodmould above the front attic window. The windows 

have large diagonal bars, one being a bay on carved brackets. The 

plain doorway, above steps, has a ½-glazed door, with similar 

diagonal treatment. 







LB2 21/03/1984 139739 Cottage. C17, with early C20 addition. Timber-frame, with a 

thatched roof and some slate roofing. 1 storey and attic to the old 

part, 2 storeys to the latter. ½-hipped gable to the roadway. 

Exposed frame, with rendered and painted brick infill, cement plinth. 

Casements. The plain doorway is in the new section, which has 

upper walls of wavey boarding, above a bricknogged timber-frame, 

with an exaggerated jetty at the north end. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139738 Restored cottage. Late C18. Brick walls, and thatch roof. 1 storey 

and attic, 3 windows. The roof is ½-hipped, with eyebrows to the 

dormers (which have cills at eaves level), extending as a canopy 

above the entrance. Painted walls, cambered ground floor openings. 


LB2 21/03/1984 139737 Cottage. Early C19, renovated late C20. Brick and chalk stone, 

render, and thatch. 1 storey (west end is 1 storey and attic), 4 

windows. Roof hipped at the north end, ½ hipped at the west, with 1 

eyebrow dormer to the front. The west side and end has brick 

quoins, 1st floor band and plinth, there is a small section of flintwork, 

the remainder being rendered. Casements. Plain doorway. 

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Sheppards Cottage 

8 Longparish Road 

Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JL 

Old Greenwich Cottage 


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Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JP 

Dublin Farmhouse 


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Andover 

Hampshire 

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Cottonworth 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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West Mill 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

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LB2 20/12/1960 139736 Long block, now a pair of cottages. Late C18. Plaster walls, and 

thatch roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. The roof is ½-hipped at 

the west end, and hipped at the east, where it extends to a lower 

level above an outshot. Casements, one small rectangular bay at 

the west end, with a hipped tile roof. Plain doorways. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139735 Once a pair, now one dwelling. Late C18. Plaster walls, and thatch 

roof. 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. The roof is hipped at each end 

and brought to a low eaves above boarded outshots, eyebrow 

dormers. Casements. Plain doorway (and a window in a former 

entrance). 

LB2 21/03/1984 139732 House. C18, with C19 features. Brick walls, and tile roof. L-shaped 

block of 1 storey and attic, irregular fenestration. The roof is hipped 

and ½-hipped, and brought to a low eaves at the south-east end, 

hipped dormers with cills at eaves level. Flemish bond walls with 

blue headers, cambered ground floor openings, some signs of 

altered features, a high plinth to the roadside wing, a 2-storeyed 

projection on the north-east side: one fragment of exposed framing 

(suggesting earlier origin). Mainly C19 casements and 2 splayed 

bays. ½-glazed door. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139731 House. C17 timber-framed house, with C18 brick cladding, and a ½hipped 

tile roof. T-shaped structure of 1 storey and attic, 3 windows 

to the south front. The walls are of English bond, with cambered 

openings, plinth. Casements, 1 gabled dormer with cill at eaves 

level. Boarded porch. A later outshot on the north-west side has a 

slate roof. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139730 House. Mid C18, with early C20 additions. Brick and flint, upper 

part timber-framed, thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 above 3 

windows. ½-hipped roof with catslide at the rear, raised eaves to 

dormers at the front, and extension above the porch. The walls 

above eaves level have exposed bricknogged framing; the main 

walls of flint have red brick quoins, horizontal bands, cambered 

arches, and plinth mouldings. Casements. C20 porch in the same 

style, with a boarded door. 

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Watermill Cottage 


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Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JS 

Aldings 


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May Cottage 


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Hampshire 

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LB2 21/03/1984 139729 Formerly a pair of cottages, now one dwelling. Mid C18. Rendered 

walls above a flint base, thatched roof. The main elevation (east) is 

symmetrical, of 1 storey and attic, 4 windows. The hipped roof is 

brought low at each end above outshots (which are clad in vertical 

rustic poles). The eaves are raised above the dormers (with cills at 

eaves level), and there is one eyebrow dormer to the road (west) 

elevation. The walls are probably of cob, with painted triangular 

brick panels within timber-framing to the sides of the dormers. 

Casements. ½-glazed doors beneath slate-roofed canopies, on 

braced wood brackets. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139728 Formerly a pair of cottages, now one dwelling. Mid C18. Rendered 

walls and thatched roof. The main elevation (east) faces the river, 

and has 1 storey and attic, 5 upper windows. The hipped roof is 

brought low at the south end above an outshot (which is clad in 

vertical rustic poles), the eaves are raised above the dormers (with 

cills at eaves level): on the road elevation there are 2 eyebrow 

dormers. The plain walls have a high plinth to the road elevation; on 

the east elevation the triangular sides to the dormers are of painted 

brick within timber framework set back from the thick walls (probably 

of cob). Casements. One boarded door beneath a canopy on poles 

and a French door within a wide glazed verandah. Lead Sun fire- 

insurance sign. 

LB2 20/12/1960 139727 House. Late C18, with alterations and additions of the early C20. 

Brick, some flint, chalk and other stone, with a thatched roof. Lshaped, 

1 storey and attic, irregular fenestration. The older part has 

brick walls, with some flint banding (all now painted, except the west 

side), the newer wing is of chalk stone with polite dressings. The 

thatched roof has a gable, a hipped end, some eyebrow dormers, 

and is lowered to form a hood above 2 doorways. Casement, one 

splayed bay with a hipped tile roof. Boarded door. 

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The Old Malt House 


Wherwell 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7JS 

Fullerton Grange 


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Andover 

Hampshire 

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Fullerton Mill 


Fullerton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7LA 

LB2 20/12/1960 139726 House. c1550; substantial remodelling in mid/late C17; partly rebuilt 

C18/C19; restored and extended C20. Timber-framed, partly 

painted brick and flint walls. Longstraw thatched hipped roof. Brick 

axial stacks. PLAN: Former 3-bay hall; remodelled in mid to late 

C17 with addition of right hand bay, and rebuilding of the service end 

in C18/19 to form a malthouse. EXTERIOR: 1 storey and attic. 

Asymmetrical 5/5 window range front. Mostly late C19 and C20 

casements with glazing bars, eaves raised over attic windows, and 

thatch carried down as canopy over doorway to right of centre, 

exposed timber-framing to left of centre. INTERIOR: Substantial 

timber framing exposed, braces are long and straight with large 

panel framing; evidence of a cross-passage. Cambered tie-beams 

on straight jowled posts, with queen-struts to collar with clasped 

purlins. roof has heavily soot blackened rafters and battens, and 

areas of smoke blackened multi-layered thatch. Brick ovens to 

former malthouse in situ in present kitchen. SOURCE: Roberts, E., 

Hampshire CC report, 27-05-1999. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139722 House. Late C18, with mid C19 extensions and some features. Red 

brick walls in Flemish bond, brick dentil eaves, and a tiled roof. 

Symmetrical front (north) of 2 storeys and attic, 3 windows. Small 

gabled dormers, upper sashes, and ground floor Victorian splayed 

bays: some cast-iron casements to the single-storeyed extension. 

Mid C19 gabled brick porch. 

LB2 21/03/1984 139721 Water mill on an ancient site, with house attached. Late C18, with 

minor C20 extensions. Brick walls, and a tile roof. The house part 

has a symmetrical elevation to the south of 2 storeys and attic, 3 

windows. The roof is ½-hipped, higher above the mill, with catslide 

to the rear of the house: the south elevation has a gablet to the attic 

and a large gable to the mill. English bond walls with a flush blue 1st 

floor band (to the house), cambered ground-floor openings, hoist 

door to the mill; the heavy timber-framing within the mill is exposed 

in the upper gable next to the house; the west wall is tile-hung, with 

scalloped bands. Casements. Plain doorways, the house entrance 

having a lightly-framed porch. The cut-waters and race are intact, 

and within the mill there remains a (C19) metal wheel. 

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Vine Cottage 


Fullerton 

Andover 

Hampshire 

SP11 7LA 

LB2 21/03/1984 139720 Cottage. C18, with a C20 rear extension. Rendered walls, with 

some later brickwork; thatched roof. 1 storey and attic, 2 above 3 

windows. The roof is hipped and brought low above an outshot 

(containing the present entrance) at the south side, wide eyebrows 

to the upper windows. Cast-iron diaper-patterned casements of the 

mid C19. Boarded door beneath a gabled canopy on posts. The 

extension is of brickwork, but of similar form. 

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Abbotts Ann - Test Valley Borough Council

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