Hampshire Treasures

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Description and Date	Remarks		Protection	Grid Ref. and Punchcard No.
Trees	Grundymoor Wood/Johnson's Coppice, Purbrook Way, Purbrook. A wooded area containing alder, ash, birch, oak, willow and sweet chestnut, in belts running southwards along the ward boundary and along the edge of Grundymoor Wood.		T.P.O. No. 1063	SU 691 078 1112 44
Trees	Adjoining Cedar House, and 69A, Stakes Hill Road, Waterlooville. Those standing singly are cypress, copper beech and spruce, and two groups containing cypress, sycamore and spruce.		T.P.O. No. 1069	SU 687 087 1112 41
Trees	Rose Cottage, Stakes Hill Road, Waterlooville. A group of sycamore and a group of lawson cypress, also holly, oak, scots pine and spruce standing singly.		T.P.O. No. 1078	SU 688 084 1112 42
Trees	Nos, 2, 4 and 6, Trefoil Close, Nos. 10, 31-45, 61, Spruce Avenue, Nos. 1-7 Robina Close and opposite, No. 29 Reedmace Close, Waterlooville. Many different varieties preserved from existing woods, around new development.		T.P.O. No. 1109	SU 691 091 1112 43
Trees	Adjacent Waite End School, Mill Road. An attractive belt of trees.			SU 683 087 1112 09
Viewing Point	West and south from fields west of London Road in the south west sector of Waterlooville Ward. Attractive groups of trees.			SU 671 084 1112 12
Group D - Buildings, Monuments and Engineering Works
Cottage C.18	Stakes Hill, No. 71, Stakes Hill Road. Stuccoed walls, tiled roof, with the west wing slated. Verandah with contemporary ironwork. Contains a Regency staircase. The cottage was originally for the use of the head forester.			SU 688 086 1112 04

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