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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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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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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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Basing House & Park (Historic England)

HE summary: The grounds and walled garden of a demolished Tudor house which were laid out in the C17 and C18 as vineyards and pleasure grounds, with the addition of a C20 parterre garden.
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HCC Site IDs:	1198	Parish:	Old Basing
Designations:	HE II, Dovecote LB II*	Area:	4ha
Access:	Public Access (check times)	Ownership:	Hampshire County Council

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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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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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Berehill House Care Home (Berehill House)

C19 park; developed by 2012, House now a Care Home
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HCC Site ID:	1279	Parish:	Whitchurch
Designations:	CA	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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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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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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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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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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Cheam School (Beenham Court)

Late C19 park, in 1921 estate of c809ha; House LB II.
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HCC Site ID:	1195	Parish:	Ashford Hill with Headley
Designations:	(see below)	Area:	32.4 ha
Access:	Access to School	Ownership:	Boarding and day school/ Cheam School Educational Trust

Designations: House LB II, TPO (small fragments of the Kingscelere Woodland in Headley), Ancient Woodland Inventory,
Map 26 (Woods form the visual boundary of the property to the west)
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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.
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HCC Site ID:	1211	Parish:	Candovers
Designations:	CA	Area:	n/k
Access:	Historic Site	Ownership:	Historic site

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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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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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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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Deer Parks - Basingstoke & Deane

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Down Grange

Late C18 parkland & house (LB II); 1960s 8.1 ha purchased by local council, walled garden that remains as demonstration garden and wildlife area; mature trees and lawns remain.
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HCC Site ID:	1200	Parish:	Basingstoke
Designations:	(see below)	Area:	c8 ha
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	(see below)

Designation: House, Service Block, House north of it, stables & garden walls all LB II
Ownership: House run as a Restaurant Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council
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Dunley Manor

Small early C20 park, formerly a farm.
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HCC Site ID:	1243	Parish:	Litchfield & Woodcott
Designations:	AONB	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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East Woodhay Park

Part of manor of East Woodhay. House recorded on site in 1791. Present mansion built in early C19. Still in private hands.
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HCC Site ID:	1217	Parish:	East Woodhay
Designations:	AONB, Grade II	Area:	c150 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Eastrop Park

Formerly route of Basingstoke canal, now a Public Park
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HCC Site ID:	1799	Parish:	Basingstoke
Designations:		Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council

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Ellisfield Manor (Widmore Place)

Garden laid out by owner Henry Hoare, some features and planting remain. Several properties now occupy grounds
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HCC Site ID:	1231	Parish:	Ellisfield
Designations:	Conservation Area	Area:	3.5ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private residences, multiple ownership

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Ewhurst House

In Domesday part of Earl Godwin’s estates. Owner in 1761 built new house & extensive parklands & lake. In 1950s part demolished & in 2009 planning permission for rest of house to be demolished & replaced with new mansion.
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HCC Site ID:	1206	Parish:	Baughurst
Designations:	AONB, SINC,Kitchen Garden Wall Grade II	Area:	920 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Farleigh House

Deer park Speed’s map 1611; house (LB II*); walled garden restored; school buildings removed; extensive alterations have taken place; garden designed by Georgia Langdon.
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HCC Site ID:	1232	Parish:	Farleigh Wallop
Designations:	AONB, SINC, LB Grade II*	Area:	Garden 15 acres Park 1600 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Garden House, The

Hillier’s design of informal gardens, trees and shrubs.
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HCC Site ID:	1253	Parish:	Pamber
Designations:		Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Glebe Gardens and Shute House

Georgian rectory, Thomas Warton, Poet Laureate from 1785 was born; grounds once contained 2 tributaries (one only visible now) of the River Loddon (pre 1910), had walled garden; fine mature trees.
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HCC Site ID:	1201	Parish:	Basingstoke
Designations:	Conservation area	Area:	2.5ha
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Public Park and University of Winchester teaching facilities/Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council

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Hackwood Park (Historic England)

HE summary: An early C18 ornamental woodland with surviving walks, terraces, and garden compartments attributed to Charles Bridgeman and with garden buildings by James Gibbs, set within a park of medieval origin which was laid out as a formal landscape in the late C17 and early C18 and partially altered in an informal style in the early to mid C19.
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HCC Site ID:	1281	Parish:	Winslade
Designations:	HE I	Area:	c350ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:

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Hartley House (The Rectory)

Early C19 house, mid C20 stable block and curtilage all listed (LB II); fine trees.
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HCC Site ID:	1233	Parish:	Hartley Wespall
Designations:	AONB	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Harwood Lodge

C19 Park
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HCC Site ID:	1218	Parish:	East Woodhay
Designations:	AONB	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Hazelby House

First house on site in 1873. Arts & Craft architect built present house in early 1900s. In 1970 – 90 gardens have been developed.
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HCC Site ID:	1219	Parish:	East Woodhay
Designations:	AONB, LB Grade II	Area:	10 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Herriard Park (Historic England)

HE Summary: Remains of late C17 formal gardens by George London, set in pleasure grounds and a landscape park of 1794-7 by Humphry Repton, altered by John Armstrong in 1799.
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HCC Site ID:	1234	Parish:	Herriard
Designations:	HE II	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private Residence

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Highclere Park (Historic England)

HE Summary: A late C18 landscaped park and pleasure grounds laid out by the first Earl of Carnarvon over a medieval deer park, the Earl’s design for which loosely follows a plan drawn by Lancelot Brown c 1770 but also incorporates some of the built and planted elements of a late C17 and early C18 rococo garden. The pleasure grounds were further planted with ornamental shrubberies and exotics in the C19.
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HCC Site ID:	1235	Parish:	Highclere
Designations:	HE I	Area:	c600ha
Access:	Public Access (check times)	Ownership:	Private Resident

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Hoddington Park

Originally a monastery, present house built in 1740s. Considerable enhancements made to house & grounds in C19. Estate still in private hands.
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HCC Site ID:	1274	Parish:	Upton Grey
Designations:	LB Grade II*	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	House private, Farm buildings – mixed uses

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Hollington Park

Owned originally by church. Early house demolished in 1890s & replaced by Gothic Revivalist design. Gardend were upgraded & still maintained C19 design.
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HCC Site ID:	1220	Parish:	East Woodhay
Designations:	AONB, Grade II	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Hurstbourne Park (Historic England)

HE Summary: A late C18 landscape park and pleasure ground surrounding a late C19 house with formal terracing which incorporates a wooded deer park of C14 origin and surviving features from landscape designs of the early C18 by Thomas Archer.
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HCC Site ID:	1238	Parish:	Hurstbourne Priors
Designations:	HE II	Area:	c300ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private Residence

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Kempshott Park

Originally a manor house which was replaced in 1770 & park developed. In 1928 estate sold to become Golf Course. House demolished & park much reduced to makeway for the M3.
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HCC Site ID:	1216	Parish:	Dummer and Kempshott
Designations:		Area:	c150 acres
Access:	No Public Access except golf course	Ownership:	Golf Course Basingstoke Club

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Laverstoke Park (Historic England)

HE Summary: An early C19 landscape park laid out around a Palladian mansion incorporating landscape views of the green downland above the River Test. A mid C19 scheme of improvement by Melville Portal involved the addition of picturesque lodges and the demolition of the earlier Tudor manor which lay in the park but the estate retains its informal landscape character.
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HCC Site ID.	1242	Parish:	Laverstoke
Designations:	HE II	Area:	138ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private Residence

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Loddon School, The (Drayton Manor School, Sanguilo, St Leonard's)

Art deco garden designed by William Wood, remaining largely intact.
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HCC Site ID:	1976	Parish:	Sherfield-on-Loddon
Designations:	None	Area:	4 ha
Access:	Access to School	Ownership:	(see below)

Ownership: The Loddon School Company Ltd., a registered charity
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Macartney's (Rosebank)

Arts & Crafts garden designed by architect Mervyn Macartney for his family
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HCC Site ID:	1268	Parish:	Silchester
Designations:	House LB II	Area:	0.8ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private residence

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Malshanger Park

Tudor house replaced by Georgian maison in 1806 leaving the tudor tower. Now, most of the gardens have been lost but kitchen garden still in tact & house run as a religious trust.
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HCC Site ID:	1247	Parish:	Oakley
Designations:	AONB, SINC	Area:	c 90 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Holy Trinity Brompton Christian Foundation

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Malverleys

Mansion built in 1870s and park created. The park continues to maintain C19 features. Still in private hands.
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HCC Site ID:	1221	Parish:	East Woodhay
Designations:	CA, AONB, SSSI, SINC	Area:	c60 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Residential/ Not known

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Manor House, The (Daneshill House)

House (LB II) and gardens by Lutyens 1903 for Walter Hoare. Structural remains of original garden design
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HCC Site ID:	1199	Parish:	Lychpit and Old Basing
Designations:	House LB II	Area:	0.4047ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Tenanted Offices Diageo Pension Scheme

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Manor House, The Upton Grey (Historic England)

HE Summary: Early C20 gardens laid out by Gertrude Jekyll to complement a small country house designed by Ernest Newton in the Arts and Craft style. Gardens restored from 1984 onwards, following Jekyll’s planting schemes.
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HCC Site ID:	1275	Parish:	Upton Grey
Designations:	HE II*	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private Resident

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Manydown Park

Original manor house extended in 1790. In 1965 house was demolished and part of land integrated into farm. Estate broken up in early 1970s, parts was bought by BDBC for future housing.
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HCC Site ID:	1283	Parish:	Wootton St Lawrence
Designations:	AONB, SINC, Relic	Area:	c 5,000 acres
Access:	Historic site	Ownership:	Agriculture The Manydown Company and BDBC /HCC Joint Management committee

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Moundsmere Manor (Historic England)

HE Summary: Formal gardens, pleasure grounds, and walled kitchen gardens laid out in 1908-09 around a new country house, all by Sir Reginald Blomfield, and further developed in the 1930s.
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HCC Site ID:	1255	Parish:	Preston Candover
Designations:	HE II*	Area:	c12ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private Residence

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Mountbatten House Roof Garden (The Gateway House)(HE)

HE Summary: A series of roof gardens and perimeter landscaping for Gateway House (now Mountbatten House) created by Arup Associates’ Group 2 and the landscape gardener James Russell for the paper manufacturer and merchant Wiggins Teape in 1974-76.
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HCC Site ID:	1798	Parish:	Basingstoke
Designations:	HE II, Offices LB II	Area:	< 1 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Leased by Basingstoke & Deane Borough to private companies

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Newtown House

HCC Summary: Post Norman village closed because of plague & land became part of park. In C19 medium sized country house built. In 1968 the estate was broken up.
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HCC Site ID:	1263	Parish:	Newton
Designations:	LB Grade II	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Mixed – Residential and Commercial

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North Hall

HCC Summary: 1794 house (LB II*), garden probably contemporary with the house.
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HCC Site ID:	1256	Parish:	Preston Candover
Designations:	CA	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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North Sydmonton House and Farm

HCC Summary: Mid C19 house was significantly improved. By 1873 house surrounded by small park. Today park has been significantly reduced.
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HCC Site ID:	1229	Parish:	East Woodhay
Designations:	AONB, SSSI, SINC, Grade II	Area:	8.25 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Residential/Mixed Commercial – Private

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Northenby

HCC Summary: Earlier house replaced by Victorian mansion in parkland & gardens. Still in private hands.
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HCC Site ID:	1223	Parish:	East Woodhay
Designations:	CA, AONB, SINC	Area:	35 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private/Residential

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Oakhurst

HCC Summary: House built in mid C19 creating a mid-late Victorian house in a parkland with an ancient pond. Recent addition of stables (2006) & now a stud farm.
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HCC Site ID:	1224	Parish:	East Woodhay
Designations:	AONB, LB Grade II	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Stud Farm, Private

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Oakley Hall Hotel (Hilsea College, Oakley Hall)

HCC Summary: Possible early C18 parkland by owner Charles Wither (Surveyor General, Royal Woods & Forests). Victorian formal garden by E Milner; house and kitchen garden walls listed (LB II); many features survive
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HCC Site ID:	1249	Parish:	Sherborne St John
Designations:	House LB II various buildings listed	Area:	198ha
Access:	No Public Access except to Hotel	Ownership:	Hotel & Conference Centre and Nursing Home/Forest Care Ltd

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Oakley Manor

HCC Summary: Manor house built in C18. Estate sold in 1933 when the gardens were enlarged. The gardens still contain vestiges of Georgian & early C20 designs.
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HCC Site ID:	1248	Parish:	Oakley
Designations:	LB Grade II	Area:	51.7 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Old House, The, (Rectory, Edrington)

HCC Summary: A rectory for the church of St Mary was built around 1703; this house was extended considerably C19
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HCC Site ID:	1773	Parish:	Silchester
Designations:	CA, House LB II	Area:	1.6 ha (4 acres)
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private residence

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Old Rectory, The, Tunworth

HCC Summary: C18 house. Designed garden laid out from 1950s with C19 parkland
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HCC Site ID:	1273	Parish:	Tunworth
Designations:	House LB II; Tunworth CA	Area:	10 ha (garden & pasture)
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private residence

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Pamber Place

HCC Summary: A Jacobean mansion with Edwardian modifications. Small Arts & Crafts Gardens with backdrop of park and woods. It is a family residence and venue for weddings and local functions.
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HCC Site ID:	1254	Parish:	Pamber
Designations:	LB Grade II	Area:	c 10 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Events Venue – Private

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Preston Grange

HCC Summary: Preston Candover Manor was laid waste during Civil War. It was replaced by Preston House. The Grange is a two-storey building, dates from 1910 & is a brick built replica of a Tudor manor house using old materials taken from derelict buildings in the village.
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HCC Site ID:	1257	Parish:	Preston Candover
Designations:		Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Preston House

HCC Summary: Preston Candover Manor was laid waste during Civil War. It was replaced by Preston House. The house dates from 1745 although it has since been altered. The footprint of house, park, gardens and home farm has changed little since 1840, although the walled kitchen garden has now been developed as private house plots.
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HCC Site ID:	1259	Parish:	Preston Candover
Designations:	Grade II	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Quarrywood

HCC Summary: 1930s Plantsman’s garden; 1988 – mature shrubs, trees and national lily collection.
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HCC Site ID:	1246	Parish:	Burghclere
Designations:		Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Sandham Memorial Chapel and Garden

Chapel, designed by Lionel Pearson LRIBA, has extensive wall murals by artist Sir Stephen Spencer. In 2014, a new ‘memorial garden’, designed by Daniel Lobb, was opened behind the Chapel.
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HCC Site ID:	1980	Parish:	Burghclere
Designations:	Chapel LB I	Area:	1 ha
Access:	Timed booking to Chapel-check opening times	Ownership:	National Trust

Sherfield Court (Sherfield Court Farm)

HCC Summary: Fortified house C12 1572 replaced by a Tudor house. In 1700 house was extended and later in C18 it was remodelled again
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HCC Site ID:	1265	Parish:	Sherfield on Loddon
Designations:	House LB II	Area:	4.45 ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private residences, multiple ownership

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Sherfield Hall and Sherfield Hill Park (Sherfield Hill, Sherfield Hill Farm)

HCC Summary: Mid-late 19th Landscape Park, Garden
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HCC Site ID:	1266 & 1267	Parish:	Sherfield on Loddon
Designations:	House LB II	Area:	2ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private residences, multiple ownership

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Sherfield School (North Foreland Lodge, Sherfield Manor, Buckfield House, Archer Lodge)

HCC Summary: Late C19 School Grounds
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HCC Site ID:	1264	Parish:	Sherfield on Loddon
Designations:	House LB II	Area:	23ha
Access:	Access to School	Ownership:	GEMS Education

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South Hall

HCC Summary: Early C19 house (LB II) with formal garden..
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HCC Site ID:	1258	Parish:	Preston Candover
Designations:	CA	Area:	n/k
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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South View Cemetery

HCC Summary: C11 Cemetery with two listed buildings, the Holy Ghost Chapel & the Cemetery Lodge. Town’s graveyard from C13 until about 1912 and still used for cremation.
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HCC Site ID:	1202	Parish:	Basingstoke
Designations:	Grade II * Buildings and setting; Conservation area	Area:	7.7 acres
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council

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Stargrove

HCC Summary: The earlier manor house was destroyed by fire in early 1840s, and a new manor house was constructed after 1848. Its ornate, chateau-like appearance is very characteristic of mid-Victorian fashion. More recently it has been the home of internationally known ‘Rock Stars’ and a venue for TV Dramas.
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HCC Site ID:	1225	Parish:	East Woodhay
Designations:	AONB, SINC, LB Grade II	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private House /Music Studio/Mixed uses

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Steventon Manor

HCC Summary: Late C19 Landscape park, Garden
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HCC Site ID:	1270	Parish:	Steventon
Designations:	CA, SLIN (Local)	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private residences, multiple dwellings

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Stratfield Saye Park (Historic England)

HE Summary: A mid to late C18 garden, laid out from 1745 by George Pitt, Lord Rivers, comprising walled and formal compartments and informal, tree-planted pleasure grounds which are set within a landscape park of the same period; the estate was further developed and planted throughout the C19 and C20 by the dukes of Wellington, whose home it became from 1815.
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HCC Site ID:	1271	Parish:	Stratfield Saye
Designations:	HE I, SINC	Area:	c525ha
Access:	Public Access (check times)	Ownership:	Private Residence

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Sydmonton Court

HCC Summary: The house has C16, C17, C18 & C19 features & was remodelled in 1837. The grounds contain the elements of a C19 landscape – open parkland, lake & pond, walled kitchen gardens & conservatory, mainly laid out between 1780 & 1900. The estate remains in private hands.
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HCC Site ID:	1230	Parish:	Ecchinswell and Sydmonton
Designations:	Grade II*	Area:	c60 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Residential/Commercial Stud Farm & Dairy Herd. Venue for musical events

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Tadley Court School (Tadley Court, The Wilderness)

HCC Summary: A farm property on the site during the early C19, in the 1890s the house was enlarged into a ‘Gentleman’s Residence’ .The common surrounding it lies within a SSSI. It is now the Priory Horizon School for young people with special needs.
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HCC Site ID:	1272	Parish:	Tadley
Designations:	LB Grade II	Area:	c 3.5 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Special School – The Priory Group

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Tangier House and Park

HCC Summary: The estate was originally called Fabians until the 1660s. The house was built c1662 in the ‘Dutch’ style with parkland as part of Manydown estate. With the break up of the estate Tangier was put up for sale separately in 1964. Today (2009) it remains in private hands
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HCC Site ID:	1284	Parish:	Wooton St Lawrence
Designations:	Grade II *	Area:	c 90 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Tunworth Down House

HCC Summary: Garden with plan by Gertrude Jekyll
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HCC Site ID:	1951	Parish:	Tunworth
Designations:		Area:	4ha
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private residence

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Upton Grey House

HCC Summary: C18 house Pre 1810 park & garden, much remains
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HCC Site ID:	1276	Parish:	Upton Grey
Designations:	House LB II, CA	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private residence

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Vyne, The (Historic England) (National Trust)

HE Summary: Formal walled gardens and informal gardens with a lake, largely dating from the C18 although with features surviving from both their C17 origin and their subsequent C19 and C20 development, set within parkland which was established in the C16 but planted to its present form in the C18 and C19.
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HCC Site ID:	1262	Parish:	Sherborne St John
Designations:	HE II, House & Pavilion LB I	Area:	c43ha
Access:	Public Access (check times)	Ownership:	National Trust

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Walled Garden, The, Sherfield Manor

HCC Summary: C19 Garden within walled garden
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HCC Site ID:	1264b	Parish:	Sherfield on Loddon
Designations:		Area:	1 ha (2.4 acres)
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private residence

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War Memorial Park, The, (Goldings Park)

HCC Summary: Public Park on site of Goldings Park, an C18 landscaped park
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HCC Site ID:	1203	Parish:	Basingstoke
Designations:		Area:	24.5ha
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Basinstoke & Dean Borough Council

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Whitchurch Silk Mill

HCC Summary: Mill (LB II*) built around 1800s; reconstructed C18 garden
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HCC Site ID:	1280	Parish:	Whitchurch
Designations:	Mill (LB II*)	Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Hampshire Buildings Preservation Trust

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Wolverton

HCC Summary: Original manor house with wings added in 1820s with extensive walled garden & lake. Part of Wellington estate from 1837. An army HQ during WW II. Sold after war & still in private hands.
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HCC Site ID:	1207	Parish:	Wolverton
Designations:	LB Grade 11*	Area:	280 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Woodcutt House

HCC Summary: In 1910s a new brick mansion was built on the site. Gertrude Jekyll designed the garden. The main design elements within the garden are present although some have been changed or omitted.
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HCC Site ID:	1775	Parish:	Litchfield & Woodcott
Designations:	AONB	Area:
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Woolton House

HCC Summary: The original C18 house was a rectangular 3-storey block. The building was remodelled & extended in the 1930s. Owner in 2004 had garden redesigned.
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HCC Site ID:	1227	Parish:	East Woodhay
Designations:	LB Grade II	Area:	90 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Private

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Worting Park (Worting House)

HCC Summary: An ancient manor. House built 1714-27 with modifications in 1770s. The park retains its 18C landscape design and remains as shown in 1838 tithe map. The house is now serviced accommodation for local business.
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HCC Site ID:	1204	Parish:	Worting
Designations:	CA, Grade II listed	Area:	c 55 acres
Access:	No Public Access	Ownership:	Worting House serviced office accommodation Private company

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Worting Road Cemetery

HCC Summary: Late 1920s cemetery, war memorial and chapel
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HCC Site ID:	1867	Parish:	Basingstoke
Designations:		Area:
Access:	Public Access	Ownership:	Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council

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