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47 Connaught Road (Martlets, Ladybower)

The house and garden are one of the last remnants of Edwardian development in Fleet, although another house has been built on part of the garden, the pond and some garden remain.
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HCC Site ID:	1148	Parish:	Fleet
Designations:		Area:
Access:	No Public access	Ownership:	Private

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Abbots Worthy House

Based on its location within the SDNP and its proximity to the River Itchen SSSI and SAC with recognised heritage assets it could be categorised within the higher grade of sensitivity’ (The Kings Worthy Landscape Sensitivity Assessment, 2014). Though degraded, it is a site that retains both historic and visual significance in Abbots Worthy.
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HCC Site ID:	1818	Parish:	Kings Worthy
Designations:	CA	Area:	c5 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Adbury Park

Part of the Fitz William estate, seperated in 1577 . During C19 was developed as a Landscape Park, the tree planting of which survives today. In 1958 Adbury Park Estate was sold.
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HCC Site ID:	1245	Parish:	Burghclere
Designations:	AONB, SINC	Area:	c 1290 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Residential Arable / Equestrian-Private

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Adhurst St Mary

Mid-C19 estate with park and gardens providing the setting for Grade II house, stables, coachhouse, and archway designed by Philip C Hardwick. Octagonal walled garden, rill garden and sunken garden, latter strongly influenced by style of Inigo Triggs.
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HCC Site ID:	1381	Parish:	Steep
Designations:	SDNP, SINC, House, Stables, Coachhouse & Gothic Arch all LB II	Area:	13 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Allington Manor (Great Allington House, Allington Manor Farm)

HCC Summary: An early C19 estate with parkland & ponds extended early C20. The estate was divided in 1967, with manor house & upper fishpond remaining. The lower fishpond now a SINC. The mid-late C19 model farm is a business centre.
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HCC Site ID:	1640	Parish:	West End
Designations:	SINC, TPOs	Area:	c3 ha was 22 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private Residential

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Arlebury Park Estate (Arlebury Park, New Place)

Situated close to the town of New Alresford, with a southern boundary running alongside the lime avenue entrance to the town, the Arlebury Park estate is an important landmark, which though significantly reduced in size retains surrounding parkland with long views out to the west and north and the remains of shrubberies and mid-19th century ornamental planting.
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HCC Site ID:	1554	Parish:	New Alresford
Designations:	CA, SMR, All LB II-Toll House, Avenue & Boundary wall; SAC, SINC & SSSI – all adjacent River Arle Valley	Area:	c42.5 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Armsworth Park

HCC Summary: A C18 park landscape expanded in the mid C19 with a new house & garden. The southern part of the new house demolished mid- C20 but layout of the park & gardens remain relatively intact.
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HCC Site ID:	1556	Parish:	Old Alresford
Designations:	House LB II, SMR	Area:	c23.5 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Ashe Park

C18 fenced park remodelled mid C19 as landscape park. Substantially changed in late C20. Associated with Portal family and Jane Austen.
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HCC Site ID:	1250	Parish:	Steventon
Designations:	SINC, EA-GWPZ3,EA Flood Z3	Area:	101 ha
Access:	Public Access only on National Garden Scheme Days	Ownership:	Private, Multiple dwellings

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Ashe Warren House (Ashe Warren Farm)

1870s belt of trees around the garden
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HCC Site ID:	1251	Parish:	Overton
Designations:	AONB	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Ashford Chase

HCC Summary: 1912 Unsworth & Triggs designed house (LB II) and garden; 1970s house divided into separate units – Ashford Chace – terrace, pool garden, views; Berryfield – original rose garden – war poet, Edward Thomas lived here; Old Ashford Manor – terrace, stream, herbaceous borders, pergola, swimming pool, gateway (LB II).
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HCC Site ID:	1397	Parish:	Steep
Designations:	SDNP	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Ashley Clinton Manor

HCC Summary: Lodge LB II; 1870s icehouse, woodland, lodge, boathouse, weir, fishpond.
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HCC Site ID:	1002	Parish:	New Milton
Designations:		Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Audleys Wood Hotel (Audleys Wood, Audleys House)

Audleys Wood is a late 19th century landscape park formed from ancient woodland site providing a setting to the Grade 11 19th century mansion built for Thomas Pain, a local benefactor.
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HCC Site ID:	1213	Parish:	Cliddesden
Designations:	LB Grade II	Area:	7 acres
Access:	No Public Access except hotel	Ownership:	Hotel Thistle Group

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Avon Water House (South Downlands)

HCC Summary: House LB II; had mature oak trees, landscaped ponds, classical temple, woodland
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HCC Site ID:	1051	Parish:	Sway
Designations:	NFNP	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Awbridge Danes (Historic England)

HE Summary: Pleasure grounds, follies, and a park laid out on a new site to complement a gothic mansion of c1820 by the architect William Garbett.
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HCC Site ID:	1480	Parish:	Awbridge
Designations:	HE II	Area:	57 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private Residence

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Bartley Grange

HCC Summary: Small park; some of the park now separate dwellings; house, ? walled garden, some woodland remain.
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HCC Site ID:	1070	Parish:	Netley Marsh
Designations:	NFNP	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Basing Park (Basings)

HCC Summary: C18, C19, early C20 landscape park and pleasure grounds; flower gardens, walled garden, pinetum with walks, 2 lodges, orchard; original house demolished; farm buildings (LB II), icehouse (filled in); now mainly farmland.
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HCC Site ID:	1345	Parish:	Froxfield
Designations:	(see below)	Area:	20ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

SDNP; Various farm buildings including the dairy – all LB II, no longer part of the estate, converted to private dwellings
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Bath House, Bucklers Hard

HCC Summary: House LB II; setting for Lord Brudenell’s, (son of the 3rd Duke of Montagu) Bath House, in cottage ornee style.
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HCC Site ID:	1085	Parish:	Beaulieu
Designations:	AONB, CA, LP, AHBR	Area:	n/k
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Baughurst House

Land part of Wolverton estate by 1600. In early C20 estate broken up. House early C19 with gardens & ponds, still in private hands.
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HCC Site ID:	1205	Parish:	Baughurst
Designations:	AONB, SINC, II* listed	Area:	c 46 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Beaulieu Abbey & Palace House

Built within the precinct of Beaulieu Abbey, one of England’s most significant Cistercian monasteries, Palace House incorporates a C14 monastic gatehouse in a picturesque setting overlooking the Beaulieu River. It has hosted royal visitations from C13 to C17 and again in recent times. In the ownership of the same family since the Dissolution, the site has been well documented since the Abbey’s foundation. A major tourist attraction from the late C20, the gardens have been extensively restored and developed to highlight their past history
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HCC Site ID:	1005	Parish:	Beaulieu
Designations:	NFNP, LP, AHBR	Area:	n/k
Access:	Public Access check opening times	Ownership:	Private

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Beaurepaire House

Developed from C14 deer park for Sir Bernard Brocas, to pleasure grounds and productive kitchen gardens by early C19. House (LB II) surrounded by a moat; gatepiers, pavilion (LB II), medieval fishponds, post medieval bridge all listed. Early C20 Arts & Crafts garden. Surviving parkland is south of the house.
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HCC Site ID:	1260	Parish:	Sherborne St John
Designations:	SINC, AHBR	Area:	4 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private residence

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Beeches, The (The Cement Garden)

HCC Summary: Post WWII Beeches, a bungalow was built. Between 1974 & 1996 the cement garden was built consisting of cement-moulded garden features in a domestic garden.
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HCC Site ID:	1977	Parish:	Fyfield
Designations:		Area:	0.4 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Beechwood House

HCC Summary: 1870s small park; 2 lodges, late C19 and early C20, walled garden, boat house, pond, conservatory, ? cricket pitch.
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HCC Site ID:	1072	Parish:	Copythorne
Designations:	NFNP, SSSI	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Belmore House

HCC Summary: Georgian house with later C19 additions, in small but compact Brown-style parkland with woodland rides or paths, open park with extensive views to the south & specimen & clumps of trees.
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HCC Site ID:	1587	Parish:	Upham
Designations:	House LB II, SDNP	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Corporate?

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Bentworth Hall

HCC Summary: Early C20 Parkland
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HCC Site ID:	1307	Parish:	Bentworth
Designations:		Area:	13.5 ha (33 acres); 19th century 540 acres (216 ha)
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private/Multiple ownership

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Bentworth Lodge (Binsted Hill)

HCC Summary: 1970s Plantsman’s garden.
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HCC Site ID:	1308	Parish:	Bentworth
Designations:	SINC, AHBR	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Bereleigh

HCC Summary: An early 19th century house built on to an old farmhouse in an ancient deer park with parkland and surrounding woodland, standing in an eminent position with clear views to the west.
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HCC Site ID:	1337	Parish:	East Meon
Designations:	House and game larder LB II, SDNP	Area:	Estate 1011 ha Hse/grnds 11.73 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:

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Berrydown Court

House (LB I) by Lutyens for Archibald Groves 1897/8. William Robinson may have advised. Large walled kitchen garden, little changed
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HCC Site ID:	1252	Parish:	Overton
Designations:	House LB I	Area:	10.4 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private, Multiple ownership

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Beverley (Beverley House)

HCC Summary: Early-mid C19 garden with elaborate planting schemes, trellised arches & a seat formed of moss & hazel rods. The intricacy of the garden has not been maintained, though the bones of the layout are still visible.
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HCC Site ID:	1597	Parish:	Wickham
Designations:	House LB II	Area:	small
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Bighton House

HCC Summary: House c1675, remodelled c1950 leaving only the front facade. 0rnamental pond with lightly wooded gardens nearby & parkland. Includes summerhouse, orangery & terrace enclosed by ornamental trellising with a central arch. There is flint walled garden, an orchard/kitchen garden & traditional bothy. Dutch barn, stables & C19 Beehive lodge.
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HCC Site ID:	1497	Parish:	Bighton
Designations:	House LB II	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Binstead Place

HCC Summary: Original kitchen garden, replanned in 1970s as series of small interconnecting gardens, specimen trees, views.
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HCC Site ID:	1310	Parish:	Binstead
Designations:	SDNP SINC, AHBR	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Bishopstoke Manor

HCC Summary: Late C18 riverside house with a large fishpond & walled garden; six acres remain including a lake & river fishing. Now multiple ownership.
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HCC Site ID:	1174	Parish:	Bishopstoke
Designations:	TPOs	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private residential, multiple ownership

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Bishopstoke Park Retirement Village (The Mount, The Mount Hospital)

Mid-19th century house, altered in Italianate style sited overlooking the Itchen Navigation. Early pleasure grounds and woodland with specimen trees and later elaborate water features. By mid-20th century became a geriatric hospital and from 2013 was developed as a retirement village with little of the landscaped grounds left. The site is significant for the area sloping down to the Itlchen Navigation, now an SSI, which formerly held terraces and water features.
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HCC Site ID:	1178	Parish:	Bishopstoke
Designations:	SAM, SMR, SINC	Area:	11.33 ha. then 26.7 ha.
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Multiple ownership

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Bishopstoke Rectory

HCC Summary: Early to mid-C19 garden, and renowned arboretum, created by Thomas Garnier, Rector, horticulturalist, who became Dean of Winchester Cathedral
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HCC Site ID:	1936	Parish:	Bishopstoke
Designations:	CA, TPO	Area:	Less than 1ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private residential

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Bishopswood (Blackbrook Grove)

Bishopswood is an early 1800s cottage orné with an accompanying garden in a picturesque style. The house and garden have been sympathetically modified in the early C20 to a design by the architect Frederick Walter Cave.
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HCC Site ID:	1610	Parish:	Fareham
Designations:	LB II*	Area:	2.95 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Bisterne Manor

HCC Summary: House LB II*; had icehouse; parkland, evergreen planting, walled garden, pond, greenhouse, fountain.
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HCC Site ID:	1079	Parish:	Ringwood
Designations:	NFNP, LP, SAM	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Blackmoor Grange

HCC Summary: Early C20 garden.
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HCC Site ID:	1391	Parish:	Selborne
Designations:	SDNP, CA AHBR	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Blackmoor House

HCC Summary: 1240 Deer park for Knights Templar; possibly a medieval moated site; house built in 1869 (LB II*) with extension by Waterhouse 1882; in 1920s house surrounded by 82 ha park, fine views; house now divided into flats.
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HCC Site ID:	1392	Parish:	Selborne
Designations:	SNDP, House LB II*; Coach House & South Lodge LB	Area:	4.05 ha (10 acres)
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Multiple ownership

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Blendworth House (Blendworth Rectory)

HCC Summary: Former Rectory built 1850 to enable expansion of parkland at Blendworth Lodge. Set in 4.5 ha of lawns and trees, surrounded by pasture, with Blendworth Lith, an ancient woodland, to the west.
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HCC Site ID:	1836	Parish:	Horndean
Designations:	SDNP	Area:	4.5 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Blendworth Lodge (Blendworth Cottage)

HCC Summary: Park and garden enlarged mid C19 with planting of American trees; estate divided after 1917 fire; recent garden restoration ; fine trees, ha-ha with view. Walled garden, gardener’s cottage and parkland survive in separate ownership .
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HCC Site ID:	1361	Parish:	Horndean
Designations:	TPO	Area:	2.27ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Blissamore Hall (Clanville Lodge)

HCC Summary: Early C20 park c24.3ha, lodge
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HCC Site ID:	1467	Parish:	Penton Grafton
Designations:	SINC	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Bohunt Manor (Rogate Bohunt Manor)

HCC Summary: 20th century house by Unsworth, with woodland garden created 1950s, round a large lake. Now the site of offices; woodland and lake reasonably maintained.
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HCC Site ID:	1314	Parish:	Bramshott & Liphook
Designations:	SDNP	Area:	34.6ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Boldre Grange (Boldre Hill Sites)

HCC Summary: All the Boldre Hill properties were built in mid C19 with designed grounds, many plants from other countries, still in private use – see separate entries for each of the 3 other sites – Boldre Hill, Hill House School and Tweed House.
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HCC Site ID:	1006	Parish:	Boldre
Designations:	NFNP	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Multiple residences

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Boldre Hill

HCC Summary: All these properties built in mid C19 with designed grounds, many plants from other countries, still in private use.
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HCC Site ID:	1115	Parish:	Boldre
Designations:	NFNP	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Multiple residences

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Bordean House (Borden, Bordon House)

HCC Summary: House (LB II) built 1611 with later additions; situated on elevated ground and surrounded by a stone terrace. Mid C19 small estate with kitchen garden, orchard and parkland (now sold) to south; Sue Ryder Home in 1960’s; recently divided into flats
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HCC Site ID:	1367	Parish:	Langrish
Designations:	SDNP, House LB II	Area:	c 6.07 ha (15 acres)
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Bossington House

HCC Summary: A C11 manor. The current house is early C19 with mid C19 parkland & garden bordering the River Test .
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HCC Site ID:	1417	Parish:	Bossington
Designations:	House & Lodges LB II	Area:	20.235 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Braishfield House

HCC Summary: A Georgian house, Victorian pleasure grounds & estate. In C20, the house was burnt down & rebuilt. In 1960s, the estate was sold. The pleasure ground is bounded by two modern ha-has, a walled courtyard with stables, outbuildings & open paddocks.
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HCC Site ID:	1418	Parish:	Braishfield
Designations:	CA	Area:	1.2 ha garden, 9.5 ha parkland & pasture
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Braishfield Lodge

HCC Summary: A late Georgian house with C19 pleasure grounds & kitchen gardens; before WWII the grounds were run as a market garden; in 1962, the estate was sold, & property & pleasure ground divided into 3 separate residences and gardens retaining some of the original vistas.
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HCC Site ID:	1419	Parish:	Braishfield
Designations:	House LB II	Area:	0.42 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Multiple Private

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Braishfield Manor (Pitt House)

HCC Summary: Mid C18 Georgian house built round older core, altered early C20. Late C20 garden designed by Michael Shennon with large pond, cascades and terraces
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HCC Site ID:	1420	Parish:	Braishfield
Designations:	House LB II*	Area:	2 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Brambridge House

Whilst seriously diminished, the setting is still very significant for the GRII* listed house particularly in view of the possible presence of some form of water garden since the 16th century. Though in separate ownership, the old lime avenue viewed from the road from Colden Common and Twyford remains a very visual part of the former estate.
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HCC Site ID:	1797	Parish:	Colden Common
Designations:	SDNP, House LB II* SMR	Area:
Access:	No public access to house Walled garden – Garden Centre, public access	Ownership:	Multiple, private ownership (house and gardens) Old walled garden – Brambridge Garden Centre

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Bramshott Court (Fir Grove)

HCC Summary:
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HCC Site ID:	1315	Parish:	Bramshott & Liphook
Designations:	CA, SINC, SMR (Aquaduct)	Area:	29.54 ha (1955)
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Multiple Private

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Breamore (Historic England)

HE Summary: A landscape park present by 1800, created from an earlier deer park. The park surrounds a C16 and later country house with formal and informal pleasure grounds and gardens.
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HCC Site ID:	1043	Parish:	Breamore
Designations:	HE II	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private residence

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Broadhanger (Floud, Floud House, Floud Farm)

HCC Summary: C19 parkland with fine views of the Meon Valley and the South Downs; garden re-designed mid-1950s by Percy Cane.
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HCC Site ID:	1347	Parish:	Froxfield
Designations:	SDNP	Area:	18.26ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Broadhatch House

HCC Summary: 1.4 ha garden divided by yew hedges into compartments; sunken garden, rose garden; formal pool, herbaceous borders, views.
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HCC Site ID:	1649	Parish:	Bentley
Designations:		Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Broadland House

HCC Summary: C19 modest country house and pleasure grounds. Now several dwellings which are hidden from the A3 link, by existing mature trees on a reduced site
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HCC Site ID:	1382	Parish:	Petersfield
Designations:		Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private dwellings

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Brockenhurst Park (Historic England)

HE Summary: A landscape park developed from the existing agricultural landscape from 1770 onwards by the Morant family. A good example of the creation of an ‘instant’ landscape park by Edward Morant by using the artifice of removing agricultural hedges, enclosing farmland, and retaining the ancient existing hedge trees. William Emes and John Webb were commissioned to prepare a scheme for the park, which was largely unexecuted. The late C19 Italianate garden was cited as an exemplar design during the early 1900s.
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HCC Site ID:	1007	Parish:	Brockenhurst
Designations:	HE II	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Brooklands

A small Georgian house built around 1800, possibly designed by John Nash, enlarged 1807 and 1858. The estate included a farm, walled garden, orchard and fishpond were added as well as extensive woodland and lawned terraces sweeping down to the River Hamble. Though reduced in size, much of the structure of the gardens remain, including the terraces, the views and the woodland. In 2013 the grounds were going through extensive relandscaping.
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HCC Site ID:	1613	Parish:	Fareham
Designations:	House LB II*	Area:	11.75 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Broomfield House

HCC Summary: Built 1797 on part of Southwick estate and parkland laid out. A walled garden was added. It is still owned by the Southwick estate & original layout unchanged.
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HCC Site ID:	1860	Parish:	Southwick & Widley
Designations:	House LB II, SINC	Area:	Medium
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Broomy Lodge

HCC Summary: Beginning C20 planting of evergreens on boundaries, 2 orchards, walled garden, pond.
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HCC Site ID:	1102	Parish:	Ellingham
Designations:	NFNP	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Broughton House

HCC Summary: Early Georgian House replaced a farm it now consists of a parkland. In C20 various workers’ cottages sold but the former walled garden & granary on staddle stones remain & the House has been restored.
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HCC Site ID:	1421	Parish:	Broughton
Designations:	House LB II*	Area:	8 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Bullington Manor

HCC Summary: 1920s lodge in grounds, woodland.
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HCC Site ID:	1423	Parish:	Bullington
Designations:	SSSI	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Burgate Court

HCC Summary: Plantsman’s garden, sandwiched between the River Avon and the A338, in 1970s shielded by laurel and yew hedges.
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HCC Site ID:	1109	Parish:	Fordingbridge
Designations:	SSSI	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Burghclere Manor

An Aisled Hall built in C12. From C16 described as a parsonage. Sold in 1951 & latest owners in 2007 & by 2010, the gardens consist of informal lawns, enclosed by the mature tree planting of the C19 & C20.
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HCC Site ID:	1208	Parish:	Highclere
Designations:	LB Grade II*	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Buriton Manor

HCC Summary: C18 garden buildings include an orangery (LB II), house (LB II*) now 2 dwellings; dovecote, cast iron gate and gate posts..
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HCC Site ID:	1328	Parish:	Buriton
Designations:	SDNP, CA	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Burkham House

HCC Summary: C19 house developed with parkland from C17 farm. Early C20 introduction of Japanese lanterns round a pond and sunken garden. Parkland much reduced.
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HCC Site ID:	1309	Parish:	Bentworth
Designations:		Area:	c 4 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Burley (Woolton House Stud/Burley Lodge)

The ‘Georgian’ house built in mid C19 and development of the estate into a parkland landscape. 2000 – 2007 major changes have been approved to reinstate house & gardens to standard appropriate to a ‘building of note’ in this AONB landscape.
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HCC Site ID:	1228	Parish:	East Woodhay
Designations:	AONB	Area:	150 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Stud Farm/Private

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Burley Grange

HCC Summary: 4.6ha; plantsman’s garden; walled garden, specimen trees, courtyard, orchard, swimming pool, pool, greenhouse.
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HCC Site ID:	1090	Parish:	Burley
Designations:	NFNP	Area:	4.6 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Burley Hill House

HCC Summary:
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HCC Site ID:	1101	Parish:	Burley
Designations:	NFNP	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Burley Lodge

HCC Summary: Drivers map of 1786 shows hunting lodge, park and lake
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HCC Site ID:	1960	Parish:	Burley
Designations:	NFNP, SINC, SSSI	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Burnt Axon

HCC Summary: Design: G Jekyll garden plans 1925.
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HCC Site ID:	1092	Parish:	Burley
Designations:	NFNP	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Bury Court (Bury Court Farm)

HCC Summary: Late C20 gardens, west – ‘prairie style’ garden designed by Piet Oudolf and John Coke, and east – ‘dream-like’ meadow by Christopher Bradley-Hole.
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HCC Site ID:	1778	Parish:	Bentley
Designations:	Stables & Barn LB II	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private Residence, wedding venue

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Bury Lodge

HCC Summary: Site has Celtic & Roman remains. House built 1806 in Strawberry Hill Gothic style. The parkland was designed using field patterns.
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HCC Site ID:	1527	Parish:	Hambledon
Designations:	SDNP, SMR House LB II	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Byways

HCC Summary: The garden is in good condition and the design and creation of Edwin Doncaster in the 1920s remains. It is important as an example of a fashion for re-creating non-native environments. The work is connected to the plant collecting expeditions still popular in the early 20th century and the design makes reference to a significant figure in the gardening world of that time, Gertrude Jekyll.
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HCC Site ID:	1180	Parish:	Burley
Designations:	NFNP, AHBR	Area:	0.4 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Cadland House (Historic England)

HE Summary: Originally a cottage orné on the banks of the Solent, Cadland House was enlarged as a private residence. It is set at the centre of a pleasure ground laid out by Lancelot Brown in the 1770s.
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HCC Site ID:	1088	Parish:	Fawley
Designations:	HE II	Area:
Access:	Access by appointment	Ownership:	Private

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Cadlington House

HCC Summary: Built early C19 and linked with parkland of Blendworth House and Lodge. Developed 2008 with separate dwellings and reduced parkland. Specimen trees remain.
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HCC Site ID:	1362	Parish:	Horndean
Designations:	House LB II, SDNP	Area:	1.8 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Multiple dwellings – private

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Cams Hall

HCC Summary: In the Domesday Book, a classical mansion & park of the C18 now a C21 business park, saving the park landscape & buildings.
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HCC Site ID:	1614	Parish:
Designations:	CA; Hall LB II*; dovecote, farmhouse, barn range, orangery, stables all LB II; SINC	Area:	102 ha
Access:	Public Access to part of site	Ownership:	Strand Harbour Securities

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Candover House

C19 park, house (LB II).
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HCC Site ID:	1210	Parish:	Candovers
Designations:	CA, House LB II	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Canterton Manor House

HCC Summary: 1870s had walled garden, woodland with many paths..
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HCC Site ID:	1046	Parish:	Bramshaw
Designations:	NFNP, SINC, SSSI	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Cases House (Chase House)

HCC Summary: C18; garden wall of ironstone with rounded brick coping.
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HCC Site ID:	1793	Parish:	Greatham
Designations:	SDNP, CA	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Castle Malwood Park

HCC Summary: House, gatehouse, lodge LB II; Arts and Crafts revival, copy of Tudor building; parkland, evergreen planting; part of former park now a Sports Ground.
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HCC Site ID:	1047	Parish:	Minstead
Designations:	NFNP, LP, SAM	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

Castle Top

HCC Summary: 1970s Plantsman’s garden, with fine rhododendrons, formal terraces, greenhouses, pond; adjacent to historic ‘Castle Hill Camp’.
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HCC Site ID:	1094	Parish:	Burley
Designations:	NFNP, LP, SAM	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Cheriton House (Cheriton Lodge)

HCC Summary: Elizabethan farmhouse replaced by House in the late C18 in gardens, paddocks & orchard. Only the house and formal gardens remain.
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HCC Site ID:	1505	Parish:	Cheriton
Designations:	SDNP, House LB II	Area:	8.1 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Chilland

HCC Summary: Overlooks the River Itchen; fine ornamental trees and mature shrubs
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HCC Site ID:	1540	Parish:	Itchen Valley
Designations:	SDNP, CA, SSSI	Area:	1.6 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Chilworth Heights (Chilworth Tower)

HCC Summary: Chilworth tower, built mid C19, developed into a small estate with a farm. In 1893 rebuilt after fire. In 1946 converted into flats, estate remained. In 1999 the lodge was sold & in 2006, the house was replaced by block of eight modern residences. The rest of estate, Chilworth Tower Farm, is still in private ownership.
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HCC Site ID:	1944	Parish:	Chilworth
Designations:		Area:	1.11 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Multiple Private

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Cholderton Park (Cholderton Lodge)

HCC Summary: A Georgian red brick country house surrounded by parkland & gardens. In 1885 major alterations & added a walled garden with a deep circular pool, planted many trees in the park’ a model farm and stud. Same family maintaining the Victorian model farm.
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HCC Site ID:	1410	Parish:	Amport
Designations:	House LBII	Area:	Park & garden 40.46 ha (100 acres)
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Cliddesden Down House

Garden of former Rectory, house (LB II). Garden developed 1970s by owner, Michael Peto, great nephew of Harold Peto.
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HCC Site ID:	1214	Parish:	Cliddesden
Designations:	House LB II; CA	Area:	3.74 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private residence

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Coldhayes (Coldhay Farm)

HCC Summary: House (LB II*) designed by Alfred Waterhouse; 1970s plantsman’s garden; terrace, large formal pool, herbaceous plants, rock garden, specimen trees
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HCC Site ID:	1400	Parish:	Steep
Designations:	SDNP, House LB II*	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Coldrey

HCC Summary: Georgian south front and C20 additions. Changed from abbey farm to farmer’s residence; only domestic dwelling remaining. The gardens date from the C19 to the symmetrical layout of the mid 20 C. The large kitchen garden cultivated by tenants. Espaliers line the east wall with greenhouse and cold frames.
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HCC Site ID:	1352	Parish:	Bentley
Designations:	House LB II*	Area:	c 60.7 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Coles (Coles House, Cole's Farm)

HCC Summary: Descendants of the Nicholson’s moved from Basing House and developed the garden in 1946; rockery stones came from Exbury; now a Plantsman’s garden with fine displays of rhododendrons and azaleas.
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HCC Site ID:	1346	Parish:	Froxfield
Designations:	SDNP	Area:	10.5 ha (26 acres)
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Compton End (Historic England)

HE Summary: A garden of formal hedged compartments, laid out in the Arts and Crafts tradition between 1895 and c 1914 by the architect G H Kitchin RIBA, to surround the C17 house which he restored and made his home until his death in 1951.
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HCC Site ID:	1508	Parish:	Compton & Shawford
Designations:	HE II; House LB II; Gazebo LB II	Area:	0.5 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Compton Manor (Compton House, Brook House, Upper Brook House)

HCC Summary: Built 1855 on an ancient deer park. A C19 partly walled garden & ha-ha & a C18 pigeon house remain. The large estate with a farming tradition known primarily as a sporting venue.
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HCC Site ID:	1439	Parish:	Kings Somborne
Designations:	Staddle barn LB II, 74 m west of Manor House	Area:	Large estate
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Shibley Ltd, Compton Manor Estate

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Coopers Bridge

The sunk garden with its formal pool set in an angle of the house was designed by arts and crafts architect Inigo Triggs ARIBA as was the house. They are set on a contemporaneous artificial banked platform overlooking a lake and stream set in a valley of great charm. Predating 1911 there remains an older early industrial and amenity landscape.
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HCC Site ID:	1838	Parish:	Bramshott & Liphook
Designations:	CA SMR 579	Area:	6.5ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

Corhampton House

HCC Summary: A hunting box, extended in mid-C18. In C18 & C19, stood in parkland with a walled garden etc. Parkland was sold in the mid- C20 & house became a care home. House now divided into three dwellings with the walled garden as a knot garden
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HCC Site ID:	1511	Parish:	Corhampton
Designations:	SDNP	Area:	Now Small
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Multiple Private

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Court House, The, (Court Farm)

A monastic, medieval court house, and later a farmhouse, its significance lies in its heritage and re-design of the gardens in 1926 by Morley Horder, the Arts and Crafts designer
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HCC Site ID:	1338	Parish:	East Meon
Designations:	SDNP, CA, House LB I	Area:	c 1 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Cranbury Park (Historic England)

HE Summary: Mid to late C18 formal gardens, pleasure grounds, and a landscape park, developed in the 1830s.
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HCC Site ID:	1533	Parish:	Hursley
Designations:	HE II*; House LB I & various other listed buildings; SINC	Area:	c150 ha
Access:	No Public Access Open for NGS occasionally	Ownership:	Private

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Crawley Court

HCC Summary: Georgian house & landscape park. In C19 the house fell into decay. In 1875-77 replaced by a Victorian house in the Elizabethan style. It was run as nursing home until 1970 when it was acquired by IBA it was demolished & replaced by a large office complex.
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HCC Site ID:	1512	Parish:	Crawley
Designations:	SMR	Area:	Now little parkland left
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Arquiva

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Crookley Park

HCC Summary: Late C19 glasshouses/conservatories, terrace, paths, fountain; house now showroom for specialist fabrics with wooded approach drive, mature trees and hedges, lawns, specimen trees. Parkland and walled garden survive in separate ownership.
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HCC Site ID:	1861	Parish:	Horndean
Designations:		Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Crux Easton Manor and Deer Park

The medieval park estate is at the crossroad of the ancient drove roads. It is now fragmented as are the areas of woodland remaining within the Park. Now only the designated ‘ancient semi natural woodland’ to the south. It is the site of the early ‘Simplex’ Wind Turbine constructed at an ancient well.
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HCC Site ID:	1196	Parish:	Ashmansworth
Designations:	see below	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Guest-house / Private

Designations: AONB, SSSI, TPO s – Ancient Woodland Inventory Map 26: Woods form the visual boundary of the property to the west.
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Dairy House Farm

HCC Summary1920s had a moat, tower, orchard, site near ancient church; ? Part of the Breamore estate.
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HCC Site ID:	1044	Parish:	Breamore
Designations:	CA	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Dean House

The house is an attractive early 18th century building retaining many original external features. The significance of the site lies in the walled gardens which are contemporaneous with the house, still standing on virtually their original footprint and are laid out as formal, ornamental and productive gardens.
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HCC Site ID:	1547	Parish:	Kilmeston
Designations:	SDNP, House LB II, SMR	Area:	2.8 ha
Access:	No Public Access. See NGS	Ownership:	Private

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Deane Park

Medieval estate & c1590 house built & village relocated. Estate still in private hands.
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HCC Site ID:	1215	Parish:	Oakley and Deane
Designations:	LB Grade II	Area:	70 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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