Hampshire Treasures

Volume 9 ( Test Valley South)

Page 3 - Ampfield

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Description and Date	Remarks		Protection	Grid Ref. and Punchcard No.
Group A - Natural Features
Trees	A variety of trees adjoining the north-west side of Baddesley Road and the east bank of the Monks Brook.		T.P.O. No. 718	SU 423 222 2501 21
Trees	Outwood Lodge. A number of oak trees standing in the grounds.		T.P.O. No. 101	SU 389 235 2501 10A
Woodland	Winchester Road. Fine selection of mainly oak and beech trees standing each side of the 'Straight Mile'. One magnificent beech tree stands 110 ft. high and is believed to be one of the finest in the country.		T.P.O. No. 25	SU 387 231 2501 09
Trees	Monkswood House and Monkswood Cottage. Many different species in an area surrounding the house and cottage.		T.P.O. No. 11 T.V.B.C.	SU 405 233 2501 22
Trees	Crampmoor Lane. Four oaks and a yew standing separately; and a group of thirteen oaks, three hawthorn and a beech on the south side of the lane.		T.P.O. No. 31 T.V.B.C.	SU 384 222 2501 23
Trees	Crampmoor Lane. Seven large oaks standing to the rear of Warwick Cottage, Crampmoor Lane.		T.P.O. No. 31B T.V.B.C.	SU 383 222 2501 24
Trees	Ampfield House. This order covers all trees of whatever species standing in a large area which includes the grounds of Ampfield House and extends as a roadside belt along the north-west side of the A.31, also an area around The Vicarage, and an oak, a scots pine, a cedar and a plane, standing separately in adjoining fields.		T.P.O. No. 42 T.V.B.C.	SU 399 233 2501 25
Trees	Little Oak, Hook Crescent. All the trees of whatever species standing in an area of land adjoining the property.		T.P.O. No. 44 T.V.B.C.	SU 423 227 2501 26
Trees	Potters Heron Motel. Hazel, oak, silver birch, sweet chestnut and yew in an area to the east of the building. Lawson cypress, mountain ash, silver birch, sweet chestnut and yew, in an area to the west of the building. Also groups consisting mainly of sweet chestnut and silver birch, and a poplar and a yew standing separately.		T.P.O. No. 70 T.V.B.C.	SU 411 232 2501 27
Group B - Archaeological Sites and Remains
Roman
Building (Site)	Ampfield Wood. Substantial foundations discovered consisting of large flints set in mortar. Tiles, plaster and building debris also found in this area. O.S.A. No. SU32 SE27.			SU 392 245 2501 20

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