| Building | Date | N.G.R. |
|---|
| Badgers |
M18c
| SU900397 |
|
A symmetrical 18c cottage of brick with stone footings.
|
| Bears Barn |
L17c
| SU902396 |
|
A 3 bay building - which may originally have been a barn - with
L17c features. Renovated 20c (1977).
|
| Bedford Farmhouse |
c1600
| SU906384 |
|
Interesting building retains many original features - 5 bays,
Georgian wing added, faces East.
|
| Blackhanger Farm |
c1550
| SU905376 |
|
A 4 bay central smoke bay house.
|
| - Barn |
E16c
| SU904376 |
|
There is an added 2 storey bay at the east end and is typically
built for lap-boarding.
|
| Bowlhead Green Farm |
E16c
| SU926382 |
|
A mediaeval 3 bay open hall house - the central bay open to the
roof.
|
| - Barn |
E18c
| SU916381 |
|
Four bay boarded barn - half hipped tiled roof.
|
| - Granary & Cartshed |
E18c
| SU916382 |
|
This unusual 4 bay timber framed building is a cartshed below
and a granary over
|
| Boxalls |
c1600
| SU901393 |
|
A 2-unit end smokebay house with chimney inserted into the
smokebay. Vine Cottage later built as brick
crosswing at smokebay end.
|
| Bridle Cottage and Lionacre |
E17c
| SU908396 |
|
Central chimney timber framed house,now brick faced,
incorporates a stone barn. Together with the adjoining
"Lionacre" once formed "The Red Lion"
|
| Brook Cottage |
L18c
| SU895397 |
|
A symmetrical "Cottage Ornee" of stone with brick quoins and
brick drip mouldings above the windows.
|
| Chapel Cottage |
M19c
| SU926383 |
|
Appears to be a Georgian cottage of a double pile plan.
|
| The Corner |
E18c
| SU902397 |
|
A stone and brick fronted cottage built as one room and one
room over, with many later additions.
|
| Cosford Mill |
M16c
| SU903395 |
|
A 2 bay timber framed smoke bay house with Georgian additions
and 18c stone mill wing attached.
|
| - Bakehouse |
M16c
| SU903396 |
|
A stone bulding with brick quoins - built into the sloping
hillside.
|
| Creedhole Farm |
c1617
†
| SU905364 |
|
A fine example of a 3½ bay central chimney house originally,
with a rear stair turret.
|
| - Barn |
L18c
| SU907363 |
|
A 3 bay barn built at right-angles to the farm house, to one
side.
|
| - Bothy |
L18c
| SU907365 |
|
A 2 bay shelter in front of the farm house, originally open at
bothe ends.
|
| Dame School |
L18c
| SU902394 |
|
A little boarded building set partly within the churchyard -
used as a garden shed.
|
| Dye House |
M18c
| SU896398 |
|
An L-shaped brick house,2 storeys,attics & cellar - both limbs
have been widened & lengthened in several stages.
|
| - Barn |
18c
| SU896398 |
|
Wide 3 aisled barn of 3 bays, open at both ends, and an added
4th bay. Outer walls are stone with brick quoins.
|
| - Cottage |
18c
| SU896398 |
|
Groundplan has 2 rectangular buildings at an angle of 125
degrees.
|
| - Gazebo |
L18c
| SU896398 |
|
An octagonal building laid in random bond on brick topped
plinth. The conical roof surmounted by a moulded finial.
|
| - Granary |
L17c
| SU896398 |
|
A well built 2 bay 1½ storeys granary, set on stone
mushroom straddles. Handturned mill upstairs.
|
| Emley Farm |
c1550
| SU908378 |
|
There are two builds - one c1550 and one E17c, 2 big barns and
a cattleshed.
|
| - Cattle Shed |
17c
| SU908377 |
|
This cattle shed with hay loft has 17c framing and 18/19c roof.
|
| - Granary |
17c
| SU908378 |
|
A 2 bay 17c boarded granary is set on nine stone straddles.
|
| - South Barn |
17c
| SU908378 |
|
This 17c barn had 5 bays, extended to 6 bays in 19c.
|
| - West Barn |
18c
| SU908377 |
|
A threshing barn with 5 bays on a brick & stone plinth.
|
| Forge Cottage |
L16c
| SU916382 |
|
Built as a 3 bay timber framed smoke bay house.
|
| Foundry Cottage |
c1630
| SU894326 |
|
2 bay central chimney house with later additions.
|
| Frith Cottage |
E15c
| SU917384 |
|
3 bay mediaeval hall with long sagging passing beams and a
crown post roof.
|
| Garth Cottage |
E18c
| SU902396 |
|
A 2 storey 18c stone cottage.
|
| - Bothy |
L18c
| SU902396 |
|
A stone building of 2 bays built in front of Garth Cottage.
|
| Gnome Cottage |
M18c
| SU894371 |
|
2 storey stone cottage of one room and outshot.. External end
chimney.
|
| Halnacker Cottage |
L16c
| SU908374 |
|
A 3 bay timber framed house before chimneys - end smoke bay -
there are additions on both west and east (later) ends.
|
| Nos.1/2 Hatch Cottages |
M17c
| SU902393 |
|
The cottages share a reconstructed small central chimney house.
Stone with brick quoins.
|
| - Large Barn |
19c
| SU902393 |
|
4 bay low building with nailed joists & ridge piece.
|
| - Small Barn |
L18c
| SU902393 |
| 3 bays,brick and stone walls,raking queen struts with
ridge board. Hipped one end, half-hipped the other. |
| Heath Hall |
E19c
| SU917387 |
|
A Regency country house,square plan,back wing,three stories.
|
| Heath View |
E19c
| SU908396 |
|
A symmetrical early 19c villa rendered stucco - on the coach
road between Milford abd Hindhead.
|
| Hedge Farm - East wing |
c1468
†
| SU897388 |
|
A 2 bay wing of a mediaeval farmhouse (now next to a later
build) cut back at one end.
|
| Highcombe Farm formerly Highcomb |
M18c
| SU893365 |
|
A four bay central chimney stone building.
|
| Hill Farm |
c1500
| SU900393 |
|
A 4 bay timber framed hall house - late mediaeval - refurbished
E18c,brick.
|
| - Barn |
L16c
| SU901393 |
|
A splendid 3 bay threshing barn - opposite the church
|
| - Smaller Barn originally a house |
16c
| SU902393 |
|
A farm storage building, built as a timber framed mediaeval
house - 2 bays with internal jetty.
|
| - Stone Barn |
L18c
| SU901394 |
|
A 4 bay stone building with unusual walling with bricks 7 rows
under the wallplate.
Probably originally a stable with hayloft over.
|
| Hole Farm |
L16c
| SU908384 |
|
A 4 bay farmhouse in excellent state of preservation,surrounded
by its meadows.
|
| - Barn & Milking Parlour |
16c
| SU908382 |
|
This 3 bay barn has stout jowl posts of a mediaeval barn with
unequal braces in the framing.
|
| Horn Cottage |
E17c
| SU897398 |
|
A 3 bay cottage,originally timber framed - smaller end bay
shows roofing 2 storeys high.
|
| Houndown |
E18c
| SU892397 |
|
A gamekeeper's cottage, a rendered over symmetrical brick
cottage with a central entrance. A brick house added at right
angles.
|
| Keepers Cottage |
L16c
| SU889375 |
|
3 bay end smoke bay house with many original features
|
| Lilac Cottage |
M18c
| SU917382 |
|
A 2 room plan Georgian brick cottage with hipped roof.
|
| Lionacre and Bridle Cottage |
E18c
| SU908396 |
|
2 storey brick house which,together with the adjoining Bridle
Cottage,once formed "The Red Lion" hostelry.
|
| The Lodge |
18c
| SU901394 |
|
A T-shaped Georgian brick house of 2 storeys & cellar, with
chimney outside at each end. Much use of black headers. Flemish
& English bond.
|
| Lower Highfield Farm |
E17c
| SU898385 |
|
An unusual 17c building of 2 storeys with 18c features.
|
| - Barn |
M19c
| SU897385 |
|
4 bay threshing barn has a large bay one side and 2 smaller on
the other.
|
| - Granary |
L18c
| SU897385 |
|
The granary is in front of the farmhouse, with its door facing
the front door of the house.
|
| - Well House |
L18c
| SU898385 |
|
The well is set under a pyramid cover which just takes a large
wheel for raising the bucket.
|
| Lower House formerly Bryn Manor Lodge |
L16c
| SU920387 |
|
3 bay timber framed house with a smaller smoke bay at the East
end.
|
| Oak Cottage |
18c
| SU900396 |
|
2 storey Bargate stone cottage, probably 18c, at end of a row.
See also DBRG 1774.
|
| The Old Parsonage |
c1411
†
| SU902393 |
|
A 4 bay hall house with a fine unusual,Hampshire style,crown
strut roof still visible in the hall.
|
| The Old Post House |
17c
| SU916382 |
|
17c 3 bay timber framed house built in the centre of Bowlhead
Green. Straight tension braces in the front framing.
|
| Old Potters |
L17c
| SU892394 |
|
4 bay,1¼ storey, building with floored attic. Next to it
is a brick kiln.
|
| The Olde Hall |
E17c
| SU901396 |
|
A long timber framed end chimney house of several builds. A
central 3 bay core with end chimney inside.
|
| - Barn |
17c
| SU901396 |
|
A little 2 bay barn open to farmyard - not at the end.
|
| Pax Cottage |
L16c
| SU900396 |
|
An end smoke bay cottage. Others (see notes) added at right
angles later.
|
| Pitch Place Farm House |
L16c
| SU892392 |
|
A 6 bay timber framed house with 2 backing smoke bays in the
middle.
|
| - Barn |
E18c
| SU892391 |
|
The barn has 3 unequal sized bays - the largest to the west.
Now used as an exhibition centre.
|
| - Granary |
18c
| SU891391 |
|
A 2 bay Georgian lap-boarded building set on 12 straddles.
|
| Pitlands Farm formerly Punchbowl Farm |
M16c
| SU896383 |
|
Retains 3 bays of an old timber framed house.
|
| - Cart Shed |
18c
| SU896383 |
|
3 bay single storey building set on a wood cill on stone
footings.
|
| - Well House |
M16c
| SU896382 |
|
This structure is only 4 metres from the corner of the house -
open along one end.
|
| Price's Cottage |
E18c
| SU893368 |
|
Single storey cottage of one room & back chimney which became 3
dwellings and upper floor; much added to.
|
|
| Ridgeway Farm - Hall range |
c1436
†
| SU894386 |
|
3 bays remain from a 4 bay hall house, one of which is a 'pseudo
cross wing', the whole having many fine features.
|
| Ridgeway Farm - Kitchen wing |
c1627
†
| SU894386 |
|
A 2½ bay,chimney bay,kitchen wing built onto the old house;
it may possibly have had a smoke bay originally.
|
|
| Sawyers |
L18c
| SU901398 |
|
2 storey house with a cellar. Groundfloor brick. Several
changes and additions.
|
| Shepherds Cottage |
L16c
| SU900397 |
|
A 3 bay smoke bay house,with hearth in the end bay,situated on
an old way.
|
| Silkmill Cottages |
M17c
| SU917408 |
|
A dignified miller's house which retains many original features.
|
| Smallbrook Farm |
E15c
| SU894394 |
|
Possibly a Wealden Yeoman's house,now walled in stone,massive
timbers,all rafters smoke blackened.
|
| - Barn |
c1500
| SU894394 |
|
A 4 bay mediaeval barn,originally wattle & daubed.
|
| St. Michaels Church |
L15c
| SU901303 |
| Framed tower inserted in centre of church, mouldings
suggest L15/E16c.
Spire rebuilt 18c.
Remarkable.
|
| Street House |
E19c
| SU901396 |
|
A symmetric Regency villa stuccoed over & with projecting
eaves. Important position at the head of the street.
|
| Sunset Cottage |
E16c
| SU902395 |
|
A 4 bay mediaeval open hall house adapted for a smoke bay,when
hall was partially floored over.
|
| - Barn |
19c
| SU902394 |
|
A 3 bay barn set up against the street and parallel to it.
|
| Three Horse Shoes |
L16c
| SU903393 |
|
A Victorian stone house built in front of a L16c timber framed
central smoke bay cottage. Brick quoins.
|
| Upper Highfield Farm |
1554
†
| SU897384 |
|
A copybook little 2½ bay,end smoke bay house,stoutly built
and beatifully situated.
|
| - Barn |
c1500
| SU897385 |
|
A one bay fragment from an early barn now forms part of a 4
bay barn of several periods.
|
| Upper Ridgeway Farm |
E14c
| SU891385 |
|
A 4 bay mediaeval hall house with a 2 bay hall in the middle
open to the roof - which has coupled rafters & one central
Queen strut.
|
| Vine Cottage |
E17c
| SU902394 |
|
Built as a brick cross wing against the smokebay end of Boxalls
and extended when the house was divided.
|
| The Well House |
E17c
| SU902396 |
|
3 bay building at right angles to the road - 2 chimney stacks
on East side,one for each end bay.
|
| Wheelers Farm |
L16c
| SU902395 |
|
A fine timber framed central smokehood house.
|
| - Barn |
19c
| SU902396 |
|
A large 5 bay boarded threshing barn of machine cut timbers.
|
| - Granary |
L18c
| SU902396 |
|
3 bay granary. Roof structure has a central post from tie to
apex.
|
| Wild Goose |
M16c)
| SU901394 |
|
4 bay timber framed continuous jetty house with a central smoke
bay and Queen Anne bay added.
|
| Wychmoor |
E17c
| SU888393 |
|
An L-plan central chimney house with a forward 2 storey dairy
wing built at the same time.
|
| Yew Cottage |
L18c
| SU901396 |
|
L18c symmetrical cottage with a chimney in each gable end, 2
storeys and a cellar.
|