Hampshire Treasures
Page 59 - Greywell
The parish, although the smallest in the district, contains many buildings
of special interest, which include the thirteenth century church of St. Mary
with its Norman chancel and north door, the Malt House with its oversailing
upper storey supported on curved brackets, and Greywell Mill, an old flour mill
reputed to have been working until circa 1935. The village of Greywell lies on
the west bank of the River Whitewater, and has an unusual and charming
character all its own, recognised by the designation of much of the village as
a conservation area. The Basingstoke Canal now restored runs through the
parish, and contributes its own special feature in the Greywell Tunnel.
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