Hampshire Treasures
Volume 13 ( Eastleigh)
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| Description and Date | Remarks | Protection | Grid Ref. and Punchcard No. | |
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| Castle C.16 |
Netley Castle. Originally a Fort built by Henry Vill out of the Abbey materials. Enlarged in C.19. Stone construction with slate roof. Both wings and tower have battlemented parapets. OSA SU NE 3. Ref: VCH Hants 3 (1908) pp.472-77. | P(LB&CA) Act SAM 233 |
SU 451 088 2617 02 |
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| House C.19 |
Bradgate Manor. Former Vicarage of 1863, in Butterfield manner. Two storeys. Very steep tile roof on west front. walling in grey stone with brick quoins, yellow brick dormer surrounds. Tudor style chimneys in yellow brick. | P(LB&CA) Act |
SU 452 093 2617 16 |
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| Cottage C.19 |
Netiey Castle, Abbots Lodge. Late C.19 Romantic cottage on two levels, with attic dormer to rear. Red tile roofing, gables with scalloped bargeboards. Massive chimney stack. Stone rubble walling. Porch with gabled roof supported on rustic framework of branches. | P(LB&CA) Act CA |
SU 451 088 2617 17 |
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| Grange Road | ||||
| House C.18 |
Netley Grange. Two storey house of stucco on brick construction. Hipped old tile roof with brick, dentil eaves. All windows sash. | P(LB&CA) Act CA |
SU 457 092 2617 15 |
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| Church C.19 |
Church of St Edward the Confessor. Stone church built by Sedding in 1885-6. In the chapel, on the South side is a C.13 effigy of a knight in Purbeck marble. Ref: Scrapbook compiled by Sir Harry Cricton, founder of the Church. | P(LB&CA) Act |
SU 453 089 2617 05 |
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| House C.19 |
Hound Farmhouse. Mid C.19. Two storeys. Hipped slate roof, with eaves. Brick walling, Flemish bond, red brick with blue headers. Sashes in reveals. Wooden portico of two columns in plain Tuscan Order. | P(LB&CA) Act |
SU 473 087 2617 18 |
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