Hampshire Treasures
Volume 6 ( East Hampshire)
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| Description and Date | Remarks | Protection | Grid Ref. and Punchcard No. | |
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| Entrance Gates C.19 |
Downlands. Wrought iron gates, flanked by square piers topped by stone vases decorated with rams heads. Low curved wall and iron railing connects the taller brick piers also capped by stone vases. | SU 851 332 2301 09 |
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| House and Grounds C.19 |
Foley Manor, Liphook. Stone and stuccoed house with slate roof. Victorian rendered wing added to north west porch with Tuscan columns, pilasters and pediment over round-headed doorway. Victorian staircase. Extensive lawns with trees, gazebo, fountain, lake and bronze equestrian statue. Ref: A Hampshire Parish, (Newman), pp.48-50. | SU 827 307 2301 68 |
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| House C.19 |
Passfield Place. Large white rendered house, with tiled roof. Two shallow wings, and small protruding porch. Once owned by Sidney and Beatrice Webb, whose gravestones are in the woods nearby. Ref: A Hampshire Parish, (Newman), p.128. | SU 824 338 2301 48 |
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| Shops(2) C.19 |
Nos. 1, and 2, Tweenways, The Square, Liphook. 2 storeys, cream, plaster faced walls. Double h ipped slate roof with plaster cornice. Sash windows. Rear extension of sandstone and brick dressings. Originally a private house. | C.A. |
SU 839 315 2301 21 |
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| Building C.19/20 |
Goldenfield and Lychgate, 53 and 51, Chitley Lane. 2 storeys. Stone and timber construction. First floor partly tile-hung. Five gables in roof, all at different levels. To the rear is a tall gabled annexe. Chimney stacks of various styles. Weather boarded clock tower and cupola. The west wing gives the appearance of a separate house and is now used as such, known as Lychgate. Two plates on the timber and brick porch of the main house read 'Built by Marry Anne Robb 1891: Architect Philip Webb' and 'Built by M.A. Robb 1905: Architect Owen Little'. | SU 848 311 2301 106 |
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| House C.20 |
Bohunt Manor, Portsmouth Road, Liphook. Built about 1928 on site of an C.18 farm- house. Stones from the walls and barns re-used in present structure. Farm recorded on this site in 1597. Ref: Rural Life in Hampshire, (Capes), pp.141 and 340. | SU 835 310 2301 67 |
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| Building C.20 |
Church Centre, Portsmouth Road, Liphook. Opened 1969. Rectangular plan. Brown brick walls on low plinth. 4-gabled roof over main room, each gable of two triangular sheets of glass. Two well recessed doorways on front, and six tall metal windows. Part used as church on Sundays. | SU 838 312 2301 83 |
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