Hampshire Treasures
Volume 1 ( Winchester City District)
Page 273 - Sparsholt
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| Description and Date | Remarks | Protection | Grid Ref. and Punchcard No. | |
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| House C.16/17 |
The Thatched Cottage. Brick. Timber-framed, thatch roof. Originally a pair of cottages, enlarged to west in 1967. | SU 432 313 2631 41 |
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| Cottage C.16/17 |
Wheatland, Woodman Lane. Thatch roof. Colourwashed brick structure. Casement windows. Porch over central door. | SU 434 310 2631 33 |
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| Farmhouse C.16/17 |
Deane Cottage. Elizabethan farmhouse of Deane Farm. 2-storey, timber-framed, part brick. Thatch roof. Cellars and bread oven. | T. & C.P. Act |
SU 443 310 2631 04 |
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| Dovecote C.16/17 |
Lainston House. Octagonal. Brick building with entablature and hipped old tile roof. Four small dormer entries. | T. & C.P. Act |
SU 441 316 2631 05C |
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| Barn C.16/17 |
Lainston House. Four bays, timber frame, with brick infilling. Old tile roof. | T. & C.P. Act |
SU 442 316 2631 05A |
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| Cottage C.16/17 |
Rudgewick, Woodman Lane. Brick structure. Roof was thatched until about 1955, now concrete tiles. 2 storeys. Modern windows. | SU 434 310 2631 32 |
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| Cottage C.16117 |
Barn Cottage Dean. Addition in 1968 to original building. Brick, timber-framed, with thatch roof. | SU 442 309 2631 24 |
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| House C.17 |
Halston House. Brick, timber-framed, thatched roof. Built in 1636, as pair of cottages, converted late C.19 to one dwelling. | SU 434 312 2631 37 |
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| Cottage C.17 |
Little Dean, Dean. Brick, timber-framed, thatched roof. Originally shepherd's cottage. Interior has fine oak beams. | SU 443 310 2631 25 |
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| Cottage C.17 |
Apple Tree Cottage, Dean. Brick structure. Has cellar, and reputed but undiscovered inner cellar used by smugglers in C.18 and C.19 for temporary storage of wine etc. | SU 442 310 2631 23 |
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| Cottage C.17 |
Old Police Cottage, Dean. 2 storeys, pebbledash front, tiled roof. Thatched roof replaced after fire in May 1910 caused by a traction engine. Casement windows. The building looks Edwardian. | SU 442 310 2631 22 |
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| House C.17 |
Lainston House. 2 storeys and attic. Brick structure with hipped old tile roof. Altered C.18. Ref: 1. V.C.H., Vol. 3. 2. Buildings of England; Hants. and l.O.W., (Pevsner and Lloyd), p.314. | T. & C.P. Act |
SU 442 316 2631 05 |
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| Walls of Walled Garden C.17 |
Lainston House. A short avenue leads from entrance axially to a large walled hexagonal garden with a wide central walk. | T. & C.P. Act |
SU 441 316 2631 05B |
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| Cottage C.17 |
Pies Cottage, Home Lane. Part brick, part timber-framed, half-hipped thatch roof. Was originally a pair, reputed to be on C.15 foundations. | SU 435 313 2631 11 |
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