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Description and DateRemarksProtectionGrid Ref. and
Punchcard No.
Cottages (2)
C.18		 Blake Cottage. 2 storeys. Chequer brick walls. Moulded first floor string course, Thatched roof. Modernised. Timber beams. Now one dwelling.     SU 562 463
1816 04
Inn
C.18		 Wheatsheaf Inn. 2 storeys and attic. Red brick structure. Flint keystones. Old tiled roof. South- west front of five bays. Modern extensions on ground floor. Was probably once a coaching inn. Ref: Buildings of England; Hants. and I.O.W., (Pevsner and Lloyd), p.360.     T. & C.P. Act
 SU 569 455
1816 02
House
C.18/19		 Flowerpots. 2 storeys. Brick structure. Old tiled roof. Blocked Venetian window on south-west front. C.lgbargeboards. Originally a beer-house, now divided into three dwellings.     SU 567 453
1816 03
House
C.19		 School House, 2 storeys. Attractive Victorian flint structure with single storey addition.     SU 561 462
1816 10
House
C.19		 Chapel Cottage. Flint structure with gabled open porch. Gabled slate roof. Date plaque reads 'Erected A.D. 1866.' Used as Methodist Manse until 1900. Chapel, built 1864, adjacent to house. House set well back from road with wide gravel front path.     SU 563 463
1816 29
House
 Boundary House, formerly the Old Rectory. Flint and brick structure of complicated design. Stone dressings to gables. Large stone shield on one gable, apex of gable above front door has stone spike. Tiled roof with four decorated octagonal chimneys. Oak panelled and studded front door. Casement windows, some with leaded lights. Well in yard possibly 100ft. deep.     SU 560 461
1816 38
Cottage
 Rose Cottage. Timber-framed structure with thatched roof. The oldest and most important cottage in the village. Cruck construction.     SU 563 462
1816 07
Cottage
 Camellia Cottage. Timber-framed structure with thatched roof. Possibly dates from the C. 1 6 and believed to be second oldest cottage in the village.     SU 563 462
1816 08
Cottage
 Kyte Abbey. Brick structure. Thatched roof, with four single windows in 'eyebrows'. 2 storeys. Thatched porch.     SU 563 460
1816 11
Cottage
 Thatchings. Timber-framed structure. Thatched roof. Cement rendered walls. Lattice type windows. Two chimney stacks. Overlooks the village green.     SU 561 462
1816 09
House
 Manor Farm. Brick structure with diaper pattern in glazed headers. Gabled tiled roof with decorative ridge tiles. Three groups of chimneys. Sash windows. Panelled oak door with glass panel. Brick walled yard and bungalow attached to house. Attractive garden with trees.     SU 557 464
1816 39
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