| Description and Date | Remarks | Protection | Grid Ref. and Punchcard No. |
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| Farmhouse C.16 |
Hensting Farmhouse. Chequer flint and stone. Old tile roof. Central chimney cruciform on plan. Arms and motto of Archbishop Stephen Langton on door was brought from Marwell. O.S.A. No. SU42 SE19. | T. & C.P. Act | SU 497 224 2630 27 |
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| Farmhouse C.16 |
The Farmhouse. Earliest part wattle and daub 1550. Later additions. Formerly owned by Corpus Christi College, Oxford. Once village school. | SU 513 233 2630 05 |
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| House C.17 |
Chestnut House. 70 yds. south south east of church. Brick. Formerly owned by Corpus Christi College. Once brewhouse. Tiled roof. 2 storeys. | T. & C.P. Act | SU 513 233 2630 07 |
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| Farmhouse C.17 |
Whiteflood Farm. Brick and timber. Formerly inn, The Seven Bottles, and coaching house. | SU 532 238 2630 32 |
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| Cottage C.17 |
3, Yew Tree Cottages. Brick. Formerly part of village bakery. | SU 511 233 2630 03 |
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| Cottage C.17 |
2, Yew Tree Cottages. Brick. Formerly part of village bakery. | SU 512 233 2630 04 |
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| Cottage C.17 |
The Cottage, Church Lane. Brick and rendered. Part thatch. Bread oven. Formerly an inn. | SU 517 237 2630 11 |
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| Cottages C.17 |
Nos. 41-42, Owslebury Bottom. Brick, flint and thatch. Extended C.19. | SU 513 243 2630 13 |
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| Cottage C.17 |
White Lilacs, Baybridge. Brick. Formerly Flower Pot Inn. | SU 529 231 2630 26 |
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| Farmhouse C.17 |
Lower Whiteflood Farm. Brick and timber. Formerly owned by Corpus Christi College. | N.P. Act A.O.N.B. |
SU 533 232 2630 33 |
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| Stable and Barn C.17 |
Marwell Manor Farm. Stable. A rebuilding, flint with brick dressings and old tile roof. Barn, weatherboard with old tile Queen-post trussed roof. Ref: 1. Brief Sketch of Marwell Manor (Southampton Museum). Ref: 2. P.H.F.C., Vol. 14, p.274. | T. & C.P. Act | SU 500 209 2630 20 |
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| Inn C.17 |
Ship Inn. Brick with tiled roof. Date 1681 over fireplace. Possibly old ship’s timbers used in bar. | SU 511 233 2630 02 |
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| Farmhouse C.17 |
Boyes Farm. Brick. Herringbone brickwork at rear. Bacon smoking room and bread oven. Connected with John Boyes of 1831 Agricultural Labourers’ Rebellion fame. | SU 510 233 2630 01 |
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| Donkeywheel C.17 |
Chestnut House. Wooden structure. Formerly owned by Corpus Christi College. | T. & C.P. Act | SU 513 233 2630 08 |
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| House C.17/18 |
Morestead Manor House. Brick. First floor string course. Hipped old tile roof. Dormer windows. Interior of interest. | T. & C.P. Act | SU 510 252 2630 30 |
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Panto fun!
Don't forget if you're interested in trying something new such as acting on stage or helping behind the scenes of a locally produced panto, come to an informal meeting tomorrow, Sunday 24th,at 7.30pm at the Church Rooms Colden Common - opposite the church on Main Road. Colden Common Music and Drama group - which includes Owslebury residents as members - is considering producing a panto, Humpty Dumpty, on the wonderful Colden Common Community Centre stage, one of the largest and best equipped in the area. You don't need previous experience, just a willingness to have a go and the determination to see it through to the final curtain. It's different and it's fun - come andhear more!
Community Race Night in aid of the Owslebury Parish Hall kitchen refurbishment. Saturday 14th October 2017. Owslebury Parish Hall - 7pm for a 7.30pm start. £12.50 which includes a hot meal. Tickets from: tickets.owslebury@gmail.com Carole Drew 777380 Jo Hartley 777586. Be cool, be there!!
Please help to keep the roads clear, particularly at the corner of Main Road and Beech Grove, and on both sides of the school entrance. A coach will be accessing the school at Beech Grove at 12.45pm and again at 2.30pm every Monday until the end of November..
A resident in Main Road has reported a young stranger in the village knocked on the house door late this afternoon seeking work. He was turned away. Whilst the incident may be entirely innocent, please be on your guard for similar approaches.
Please note there have been a couple of recent burglaries in Colden Common, the modus operandi being similar to the spate of burglaries in the area earlier this year - break-ins when homes are unattended focusing on cash and jewellery. Please be vigilant and report any suspicious behaviour to the Police and to the Owslebury Neighbourhood Watch.
Panto fun!
Would you like to try your skills acting on stage or helping behind the scenes of a locally produced panto? Colden Common Music and Drama group - which includes Owslebury residents as members - is considering producing a panto, Humpty Dumpty, on the wonderful Colden Common Community Centre stage, one of the largest and best equipped in the area. We're looking for interested local people- on stage, back stage, musicians, singers, front of house, working with children, costume, staging, scenery, props etc. You don't need previous experience, just a willingness to have a go and the determination to see it through to the final curtain. It's different and it's fun and provides lots of entertainment to lots of local people. If you're interested join us to hear more at 7.30pm on Sunday 24th September at the Holy Trinity Church Rooms (opposite the Church on the Main Road - lots of parking) or email panto_mojo@icloud.com
