Hampshire Treasures

Volume 5 ( New Forest)

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Description and DateRemarksProtectionGrid Ref. and
Punchcard No.
House
C.18/19		 Bartley Lodge, Cadnam. 3 storeys. Red brick Tiled, hipped roof. String-course between storeys. Seven windows in regular rhythm, sashed with glazing bars. Large porch with corner piers and intermediate pilasters supporting simple, modillioned pediment. Irregular wings project from rear.     T. & C.P. Act
 SU 298 131
2205 16
Lodge
C.19		 Beechwood Lodge, Bartley. Single storey. Rendered brick building. Thatched roof and central brick chimney stacks. Recently modernised.     T. & C.P. Act
N.P. Act
S.S.S.I.
 SU 298 124
2205 04
House
C.19		 Beechwood House, Bartley. Plastered brick, slate roof, and plastered chimney stacks. Now divided off into flats.     N.P. Act
S.S.S.I.
 SU 299 123
2205 03
House
C.19		 Bartley Close, Bartley. Colour-washed brick with slate roof. 2 storeys. Plain parapet.     SU 305 124
2205 02
Building
C.19		 Copythorne. St. Mary's Church. 1834. Chancel and alterations by Butterfield, 1891-2. Red brick structure. Lancet windows. West tower with pinnacles. Aisle divided from nave by thin columns. West Gallery on iron columns. Chancel higher and narrower than nave. Ref: Buildings of England; Hants. and I.O.W., (Pevsner and Lloyd), p.182.     SU 307 147
2205 22
Houses (2)
C.19		 No. 12, 13, Romsey Road, Ower. 2-storey. Semi-detached, brick pair. Old, plain tile roof. Hipped at northend. Brick chimney stacks. Two window bays. Centre porch to each. Lattice casement windows. Rear wing to rear of No. 13.     T. & C.P. Act
 SU 325 165
2205 20
Brick Kiln
 Fighting Cocks Farm, West Wellow. Clay dug from around the bungalow which now stands 4ft. above ground level. Small pug mill near the kiln. Now covered in vegetation. Ref: A Gazetteer of Brick and Tile Works in Hampshire, (White), p.91.     SU 306 183
2205 26
Saw Mill
 Cadnam River, Ower. Single storey. L-shaped, open-sided mill. Brick built with tile roof. The short arm weather-boarded. Watermill still in situ, with shaft going through wall to circular saw. Breastshot, wheel and paddle made of cast iron. Ref: A Gazetteer of the Water, Wind and Tide Mills of Hampshire, (Ellis), p.133.     SU 320 168
2205 27
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