Hampshire Treasures

Volume 10 ( Fareham)

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Description and Date	Remarks		Protection	Grid Ref. and Punchcard No.
Farmhouse	Fern Hill. The house consists of timber-framed bay possibly remaining from a hall house. This abuts a two-storey cross wing, built of stone with red brick dressings, the south facade stuccoed. Chimney stack between the two parts, date stone 1689 incorporated into the wall. A C.19 red brick two-storey addition to the west. Half-hipped old tile roof. Foundations extend beyond hall section.		T&CP Act	SU 539 066 0707 165
Barn C.15	Fernhill Farm. Known as the Tithe Barn, 46 ft. wide and 157 ft. long, eight bays, with tie beams collars and arched braces, hipped roof. Two hipped wagon entrances. Built of stone and brick, weather boarding to front and one side. Used as a barn until 1950, but disused in 1960's, restored in 1980.		T&CP Act SAM 216	SU 539 065 0707 06
Mill Street
House C.18	No. 1, Bridge House. Two storeys, painted stuccoed fa�ade with tall panelled parapet. Sash windows with glazing bars. Doorway has rectangular fanlight, pilasters and projecting cornice. Painted brick addition to north. Large external chimney stack on south wall.		T&CP Act CA	SU 541 059 0707 13
House C.18/19	No. 3. Three-storey street facade of red brick. Rear facade is C.18, two storeys and attic with one dormer. 0ld tiled roof. Sash windows with glazing bars, one first floor blank window. Central chimney stack.		T&CP Act CA	SU 541 059 0707 14
House and former Barn C.18	No. 5. Two storeys painted brick house with old tiled roof with two hipped dormers. Five window bays, the central one slightly advanced, sash windows with glazing bars. Solid porch with cornice and panelled sides. Former red brick barn with old tile hipped roof now has garage doors.		T&CP Act CA	SU 541 059 0707 15

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