Hampshire Treasures
Volume 1 ( Winchester City District)
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| Description and Date | Remarks | Protection | Grid Ref. and Punchcard No. | |
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| House C.17 |
The Manor House, Place Lane, Compton. Altered C.18. L-shaped plan of 2 storeys. Brick carried up to parapet, old tile roof. Massive C.17 brick chimney stack partly submerged in later roof. Interior may be of interest. | T. & C.P. Act |
SU 470 256 2611 03 |
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| House C.17 |
Compton End, Compton Street. L-shaped, timber-framed building with brick infilling. Half-hipped thatched roof. West gable has two 2-light casement windows, the upper wooden, the lower leaded. | SU 462 258 2611 04 |
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| House C.17 |
Cherrycroft, Compton Street. Brick structure with tile roof. | SU 468 256 2611 35 |
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| Barn C.18 |
Parsonage Barn, Compton Street. Timber structure with a hipped thatched roof. Inside, side aisles and Queen-post roof. Cart doors either side. | T. & C.P. Act |
SU 465 257 2611 38 |
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| Cottage C.18 |
The Chequers, Cross Roads, Compton. On north west corner of cross roads. It was formerly The Chequers Inn. 2-storey brick structure with old tile roof. East front has central ledge door. | SU 469 256 2611 06 |
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| Hotel C.18 |
Bridge Hotel, Shawford. Rendered brick construction with old tile roof. Once a Post-house for barge horses. | SU 473 249 2611 34 |
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| House C.18 |
The Red House, Compton. Built as a rectory. 2-storey brick building with old tile roof. Interior may be of interest. Walled garden. | T. & C.P. Act |
SU 467 256 2611 02 |
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| Cottage C.19 |
Meadow Farm, Compton. Situated at north east corner of crossroads in Compton. Brick structure with hipped old tile roof and flanking chimneys. West front has a 3-light segmental headed casement window to left hand. | SU 469 256 2611 07 |
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| Cottage C.19 |
Immediately south west of Upper Silkstead Farmhouse. 2 storeys and attic. Flint with brick quoins. Tiled roof with central brick chimney. Casements with lozenge shaped panes. | T. & C.P. Act |
SU 446 246 2611 52 |
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| Barn |
Situated north west of the Manor House, Compton. A T-shaped barn, top of 'T' having seven/eight bays, the leg three bays. Weatherboarded on brick base. Corrugated iron roof, formerly thatched. | SU 470 257 2611 10 |
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| Cottage |
Yew Tree Cottage, Compton Street. Brick and flint structure with old tile roof. | SU 463 259 2611 39 |
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| Viaduct |
Shawford Viaduct. The longest railway viaduct in the county. The red brick structure is 2014ft. long and 40ft. high. | SU 477 266 2611 53 |
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