Lost Historic sites
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Abbotstone
HCC Summary: Built around 1680; gardens known as the Great Garden. House destroyed after 1759; the gardens deteriorated. Now vestiges of C18 parkland, garden earthworks & walled garden remain. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1538 Parish: Itchen Stoke Designations: SINC, SSSI, Farmhouse LB II Area: Medium Access: Historic site Ownership: n/k For more details, click the name above
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Abbotts Barton Farmhouse
The setting of the house, so close to the Nun’s Walk and its long history within the old Hyde Abbey complex and farmland form the basis historic importance of Abbots Barton Farmhouse. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1598 Parish: Winchester Designations: SSSI Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Private For more details, click the name above
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Aldermoor House
HCC Summary: 1932 sold to Southampton Corporation for housing; farm buildings of estate remain. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1686 Parish: Southampton Designations: Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Private Site to be researched
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Banister's Park (Bannister Court)
HCC Summary: Originally property of c40ha with large mansion and two small lakes. ‘The Dell’ – small stream in a valley; house demolished 1927 when estate became speedway and greyhound stadium; was the site of the Dell football and cricket ground. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1690 Parish: Southampton Designations: Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Private Site to be researched
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Bellevue
HCC Summary: House built for Nathaniel St Andre, physician to George I; extensive garden laid out (some distance from Southampton); mid C19 Diocesan College, closed late C19 and demolished. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1696 Parish: Southampton Designations: Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Private Site to be researched
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Belmont House
HCC Summary: Developed ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1460 Parish: Nursling & Rownhams Designations: Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Private Site to be researched
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Belmont House, Bedhampton
Mid C18 to early C20 house and park – now private housing estate. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1646 Parish: Bedhampton (E) Designations: Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Private
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Bevois Mount
HCC Summary: Renowned for it’s extensive gardens in early C18 – Mordaunt friend of Pope; mid C19 housing development; house demolished c1940. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1692 Parish: Southampton Designations: Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Private Site to be researched
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Bidbury House
HCC Summary: C18 house now with a Victorian facade. House received many alterations but garden remained same size. Garden was a kitchen garden now pleasure garden. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1984 Parish: Bedhampton Designations: CA, House LB II Area: 1 ha Access: No Public Access Ownership: Private Residence For more details, click the name above
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Bitterne Manor House
HCC Summary: Lord of Manor Bishops of Winchester. In C18 private residence for a short while hotel but returned to residence in 1805. Land sold for housing in early C20 then house bombed during WW II subsequently renovated into flats. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1700 Parish: Bitterne Park ward, Southampton Designations: Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Multiple Private For more details, click the name above
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Blighmont (Millbrook)
HCC Summary: Millbrook estate of c20ha; 1921 became a Nursing Home; 1963 house demolished; site can still be seen. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1704 Parish: Southampton Designations: Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Private Site to be researched
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Botley House
House bought by William Cobbett in 1805/6, he planted shrubberies, orchards, mature trees, trained fruit trees and hot melon beds in the walled garden, and was in favour of the formal garden, rather than the picturesque. The house was demolished in 1831. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1770 Parish: Botley Designations: CA AHBR Area: n/k Access: Historic site No Public Access Ownership: Private Site to be researched
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Calluna (54 Merdon Avenue)
HCC Summary: Garden created in the 1930s by the renowned plantswoman, Amy Doncaster – house demolished, site now divided between 3 dwellings ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1176 Parish: Chandlers Ford Designations: < 1 ha Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Multiple Private For more details, click the name above
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Carrington House (Spear Hall)
HCC Summary: Site of Spear Hall; 1887 house demolished; estate mostly developed. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1720 Parish: Southampton Designations: Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Private Site to be researched
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Cathedral Close
Cathedral Close was planted by Dean Garnier between 1840-1873. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1915 Parish: Winchester Designations: Area: Access: Some Public Access Ownership: Private Information is available – contact HGT office at admin@hgt.org.uk
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Chessel House
HCC Summary: It was built in 1796 with grounds. In 1906 it became empty and in 1920 sold for housing. The house was demolished & grounds all used for housing. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1699 Parish: Bitterne Park Ward, Southampton Designations: Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Multiple Private For more details, click the name above
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Chiltlee Manor House
HCC Summary: Mid C19 park, now housing development; house (LB II) now offices. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1883 Parish: Bramshott & Liphook Designations: CA Area: n/k Access: Historic site Ownership: Private Site to be researched
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Chiltley Place
HCC Summary: Previously Chiltlee Farm and Dower House to Chiltlee Manor; 1913 house extension by Inigo Triggs; plantsman’s garden; now Goldenfields housing estate. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1324 Parish: Bramshott & Liphook Designations: Area: n/k Access: Historic site Ownership: Private Scanned copy of History by Anne Silver in Parish file.
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Chilton Manor (Worsley Hall)
Earthwork remains of early C18 (?) formal terraced gardens and Candover Hall set within a small parkland with approach avenue some half a mile in length. In plan the design appears arrow shaped with Dudridge Copse at the north-western tip. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1211 Parish: Candovers Designations: CA Area: n/k Access: Historic Site Ownership: Historic site For more details, click the name above
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Copper Beeches (Netley Firs)
HCC Summary: Mid-Victorian house with walled kitchen garden, pleasure garden & many trees. House demolished, replaced with two houses & several business units. Only old trees remain. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1968 Parish: Netley Designations: Area: c15 acres (6.07 ha) Access: Historic site Ownership: Multiple houses in private ownership For more details, click the name above
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Coppithorn Hill House (Bunkers Hill)
HCC Summary: Series of terraces cut into the hillside, planted with ornamental trees, house now demolished; was visible from the M27. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1073 Parish: Copythorne Designations: SSSI Area: n/k Access: Historic site Ownership: Private Site to be researched
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Cosham Park House
Early C19 house and estate owned by the Padwick and Burrill families, that became site of East Cosham Villa development in the mid C19 ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1732 Parish: Widley (E) Designations: House LB II Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Private For more details, click the name above
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Cosham Villas, East Cosham
In the early C19, Cosham House, Cosham Lodge and East Cosham Lodge were adjoining gentry villas with walled and unwalled kitchen gardens and stabling on the north of Havant Road. The owners had family ties with East Court, opposite, and East Cosham Cottage West. In the 1840s 3 of the 5 large houses in East Cosham (5th is The Goodwyns, now Mulberry Park Nursery), were owned by Royal Navy Officers. East Cosham Lodge, the Nursery and some perimeter walls and trees remain. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1892 Parish: Widley (E) Designations: Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Private For more details, click the name above
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Court Moor House
HCC Summary: Road cuts across the southern edge of the estate, parkland, walled garden and lodge remain. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1129 Parish: Fleet Designations: Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Private Site to be researched
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Cuffnells Park
A house was built c1758 with the parkland designed by ‘Capability Brown’ a couple of years later. In the late 18th century, the house was enlarged to a design by John Soane, and George Rose, the Paymaster General, assembled a fine collection of trees and shrubs. In the mid-19th century, the Hargreaves family bought the property, whose son married Alice Liddell of Alice in Wonderland fame. After her death in the 1930s the house was run as hotel until WW II when requisitioned. After the war, the house was in a poor state and was demolished. The estate has been combined with Wilverley to form three dairy farms. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1009 Parish: Lyndhurst Designations: CA, Lodge LB II,; NFNP Area: 81ha Access: Historic site Ownership: Private For more details, click the name above
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Deer Parks - Basingstoke & Deane
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Deer Parks - East Hampshire & SDNP
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Deer Parks - New Forest
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Deer Parks - Winchester District & SDNP
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Dinorben Court
HCC Summary: Parkland, fishponds, orchards, walled garden comprised the original area; house demolished; school sited in part of the grounds; fishponds remain; estate reflected in street names. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1130 Parish: Fleet Designations: CA Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Private Site to be researched
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Dragon House Gazebo
Late C19 house (LB II) fronting Dragon Street; formal garden at rear, with building (gazebo) on east wall (gazebo & wall LB II). ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1882 Parish: Petersfield Designations: SDNP Area: n/k Access: View from The Avenue Pavilion Recreation Ground Ownership: Private Site to be researched
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Drayton Park (Drayton Lodge)
HCC Summary: House demolished ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1415 Parish: Barton Stacey Designations: AONB Area: Access: Historic sites Ownership: Private Site to be researched
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Dulcars and The Coach House (Hamble Rectory)
HCC Summary: Site of a Benedictine Priory, later a vicarage with walled garden, lodge, deciduous trees & a field; now developed with two main houses & eight further in the field. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1971 Parish: Hamble Designations: Original house LB II Area: 7.62 acres (3.08ha) originally Access: No Public Access Ownership: Private residential, multiple ownership For more details, click the name above
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East Cosham House
One of the group of the late C18 and early C19 villas with walled and unwalled gardens in East Cosham. It is now a residential home. Mature cedars, evergreen oaks and palms and flint wall at rear remain. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1893 Parish: Widley (E) Designations: Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Private For more information, click the name above
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East Tytherley Manor
HCC Summary: Part of C13 deer park, North Walk, the Grove, the cedar trees planted in the late C18 & parkland, with a line of lime trees remain. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1430 Parish: East Tytherley Designations: Area: Access: Historic site Ownership: Private For more details, click the name above
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Elm Grove
C19 landscaped park; C20 housing development; fishpond retained. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1240 Parish: Kingslclere Designations: CA Area: n/k Access: Historic Site Ownership: Private Site to be researched
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Enham-Alamein (Enham Place, Enham House)
HCC Summary: Site of a large house & parkland known as Enham House or Place. A classical C18 house then a Victorian mansion, it became a rehabilitation home for disabled WWI Soldiers. Today a village of 90 residents living in specially adapted houses & flats & a day centre for disabled people. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1411 Parish: Andover Designations: Area: Access: Access to Care home and housing Ownership: Enham – Registered Charity For more details, click the name above
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Everton Grange (Everton House)
HCC Summary: 1870s Everton House, beginning C20 Everton Grange, had conservatory, kitchen garden, greenhouses; 2 lodges, archway, some trees, and ponds remain; house demolished, Everton Court Hotel and housing on site. ———————————————————————————————————————————————– HCC Site ID: 1011 Parish: Hordle Designations: Area: n/k Access: Historic site Ownership: