Cumnor Parish Record

BUILDINGS & SITES DATABASE

This is a summary record of Parish Record files showing the known history of pre-1900 buildings and certain sites. The record no. refers to the file number. Addresses have been omitted. Although limited architectural detail is given, the main weight of the files lies in detailed tenancy records, not given here. The Graded status reference, where applicable, is that of the Vale District Council.

Record No	Building	O/S Ref SP40	Graded Status Ref	Description	First Site Reference	Tenants included	Recorder
1	ST MICHAEL'S PARISH CHURCH	462 041	I (13/33	Blair (Oxoniensia LIV 1989) suggests a Saxon minster. Building, of local stone, mainly medieval construction: tower late 12C; nave c.1190; north aisle & chancel pillars c.1210; chancel 1190 but modified c.1300; south transept c.1330 perhaps associated with building of nearby Cumnor Place. Porch 1859.	1066		W.J.Hanson
2	OLD CUMNOR PLACE :Benedictine retreat, later manor house	459 041		Quadrangular plan, originated with 14C hall; additions up to 16C. See 'Cumnor & Cumnor Place', Edward Impey 1989; 'Cumnor Place', Bartlett (Parker 1850). In local stone and stone slate roof. Manorial house after Dissolution until death of Anthony Forster in 1572. Site of Amy Dudley's death. Demolished 1809-1812	14C	OWEN, FORSTER, KNAPP	W.J.Hanson
3	COTTAGE	461 041	II (13/40)	'Church Cottage'. Walls of coursed local limestone. Roof thatch renewed 1997. 20C additions on E. side. Two 18C three-light casement windows. Ground floor: single room and small kitchen at rear. Open hearth with re-used bressumer; bread oven. Roof two bays, closed collar truss	1760	FARNELL, BROWN	W.J.Hanson
4	Former 'Vine', replaced by house	459 041		'Vine' alehouse, demolished c.1852. Lower walls of local limestone below timber-framed second storey. Thatched, gabled roof. Cellar. See inventory of Henry Cock 1784.	1538	WILCOCK, DAYE, COLLIS, TRINDER, COCK, KING, RANDLE, WATKIN, BARRETT, CAPEL FREWIN	W.J.Hanson
5	CHURCH HOUSE	459 041	II (13/41)	Early 16C house, now two residential units. First floor roughcast over timber frame, jettied over ground floor of local limestone rubble. Stepped chimney stack at S. gable end. Two-storey, four window range. Chamfered beams in lower rooms. Four-bay roof with queen post. Late 19C alterations. Almshouse in 17C-19C.	1538	HARVEY	W.J.Hanson
6	FARMSTEAD	462 042	II (13/31)	Farmhouse with two-storey L-shape plan. Walls of local limestone rubble. Gabled roof with 20C tiles. Ridge stack and two gable-end stacks of brick. 19C sash windows on N. side. Stable of limestone and thatch roof; small granary on W. of yard. Never the 'Manor Farm' as now named.	14C	RUFFIN, STONE, TUBB, SAUNDERS, TYRRELL	W.J.Hanson
7	Former farmstead, now a cottage	062 042	II (13/32)	Medieval site: 'Gurneys'. Former farmstead: 'Perrys', associated with 'shop' and orchard on corner of Gurney's (now Denmans) lane. Bressumer date 1652; extension on W. dated 1678 on gable end. Walls of local limestone rubble, whitewashed. Half-hipped, thatched roof of collar truss construction. Dormer windows.	1304	NORTH, CARTER, DUBBES, PERRY, STONE, TUBB, DIDCOCK, TYRRELL	W.J.Hanson
8	Former parish school, now community centre.	461 041		Site was within court of Cumnor Place in medieval times; later a charity school site. Parish school built 1861, architect J. Hakewell. Four classrooms and teacher's house. Limestone walls, ashlar dressings; roof formerly Stonesfield slate, now imitation. School closed 1952. Renovated 1996-7, housing shops in lower house.	1800	SMITH, LINDSEY, TURNER, MIDDLETON, KING, COLE, DENTON BROWN, STEVENS	W.J.Hanson
9	Former tythe barn, now house	461 042	II (13/42)	Medieval barn on site served Cumnor Place. Baskerville 1680 claimed it was one of largest barns in Berkshire. Rebuilt c.1812 on smaller scale. Sole for conversion 1969. Walls of coursed limestone rubble with ashlar quoins. Half-hipped roof with 20C times. Five bay plan with central threshing floor.	16C		W.J.Hanson
10	Former livestock pound; now war memorial	461 042		Pound of medieval origin; into disuse at end of 19C. War memorial erected on site 1921	16C		W.J.Hanson
11	Former cottages, replaced by houses	461 042		Former cottages of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roofs of Stonesfield slate. Two cottages, both semi-detached. Chimney stacks at gable ends. New houses built in 1963 of reconstituted stone blocks. Some original stone in front garden boundary walls. Cottages probably 17C, built 'on the waste'.	1760	BUCKINGHAM, COSTAR, SAUNDERS, COX	W.J.Hanson
12	FARM	459 043		Medieval farm site, belonging from 16C to Eaton Manor and St. John's College. Present site has only barn (with 1749 and Henry Godfrey's monogram carved) and other outbuildings. Walls of coursed local limestone and timber-cladding. 20C tile roof.	17C	CHILD, GODFREY, LEAVER, DUMBLETON, BUSBY	W.J.Hanson
13	Former plot	459 043		Separate plot with two buildings on 1808 map; allotment 421 on Enclosure 1820. Apparently taken into site 16 to N. by 1876.	1808	STONE	W.J.Hanson
14	Former building on site of Willis's farmstead; now terrace	460 042		Building shown on Willis's site on 1808 map	1808		W.J.Hanson
15	Former plot, now house	459 042		Separate plot N. of Willis's farmstead on 1808 map and on 1876 O.S. House erected in 1934 for Arthur & Beulah Boyles	1808	BOYLES	W.J.Hanson
16	Semi-detached cottages	459 043		Semi-detached cottages: coursed local limestone rubble walls with Chawley brick dressings to windows, doors, corners. Two storey with four dormer windows at eaves. Lower two window range with curved brick lintel. Central ridge chimney stack of brick. Evidence of raised roof level 19C.	1808	BACHELOR, BAILEY, BARSON, INNES	W.J.Hanson
17	Former cottage	459 043		Former cottage demolished 1965. Wall of coursed rubble limestone. Galed roof, thatched. Touching no. 28 on S. side. Gable end stack on N. end. Three bay wing to rear, one bay to road. House built at rear of sight c.1965	1808	SHERWOOD, CLACK	W.J.Hanson
18	Former cottage	459 043		Former brick cottage, demolished c.1938. Known in 1920 as 'The Gardens'. Associated with C.Godfrey on 1808 map.	1808	BATEMAN	W.J.Hanson
19	Former farmstead, now house	459 043	II (13/49)	Probably a medieval farm site. House datestone 1733. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled stone slate roof. Ridge stacks of brick on gable ends. Two-storey, 3 unit plan with symmetrical 5 window range. Outbuildings and 18C barn of 3 bays with central threshing floor; timber framed on stone & brick plinth.	1538	SMITHE, HUTT, AYRES, WASTIE, CURTIS, WEBB, SUTHERLAND	W.J.Hanson
20	Former cottage terrace	459 043		Terrace of three cottage at 90 degress to road. Limestone rubble walls, thatched roof. Range of 4 eyebrow dormer windows. Timber lintels to doors, windows. Demolished c.1960	1808	FARNELL, LANGSTONE, LANGFORD, DIDCOCK, SAUNDERS, RACKLIFFE	W.J.Hanson
21	Former farmstead, now houses	458 044		Surviving former farmhouse known misleadingly as 'Burnt Farm' (see site 25). Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with 20C concrete tiles. Four unit plan, three window range. Timber lintels over 20C windows. Renovated in 1989 when site was developed for two modern houses.	1611	WERDNAM, GODFREY, JAMES, WEBB	W.J.Hanson
22	Former cottage and smithy, now houses	459 044		Former late 17C cottage: two wings linked by single storey. Living quarters in S. wing. Demolished c.1927 to be replaced by Post Office and shop single storey block which was in turn demolished in 1997 for semi-detached addition to no.44.	1760	HODSON, STEPHENS, GODFREY, WHITE, WING, ADAMS	W.J.Hanson
23	Cottage	459 044		Formerly cottage with separate wing at 90 degrees to road with three living units. Cottage now no.46: walls of roughly coursed local limestone. Gabled roof with 20C clay tiles. One and half storey with dormer on eaves. Extension on N. end of slightly higher elevation: two storey. Much altered.	1808	BACHELOR, CAPEL, ALLEN, SHERWOOD, COSTAR, HEAVENS, PIKE, BENGER	W.J.Hanson
24	Plot, later house	459 044		Plot, part of Chawley land lease. Allotment 416 at Enclosure. Freehold sold 20C. Scandinavian-style house built c.1980.	1589	WOOD, later GODFREY for 'Woodes'.	W.J.Hanson
25	Former farmstead	450 040		Former farmstead, burnt down in 1784 and not rebuilt. William Bond's inventory 1589. Field now held by potential developers.	1760	BOND, SPEEN, STONE, WEBB	W.J.Hanson
26	FARM HOUSE and outbuildings	457 046	II (12/58)	A late Medieval freehold, known as 'Mount Pleasant'. Farm house rebuilt c.1800, two-storey with M form gable ends. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roofs with brick, ridge stacks at gable ends. Timber lintels. Lower windows large with 10-pane sashes. Some outbuildings to light industrial use.	1538	BUCKNER, PLEADALL, STIBBS, STONE, EATON, FRANKLIN, COATES, HAYNES, GEE	W.J.Hanson
27	Field and field part, now chalet bungalows	458 045		Butts Shoots on Sand Field Gate and part of Long Hedge Field, within old Sands Field. Taken for residential development in 1920s and 30s.	14C		W.J.Hanson
28	HOUSE	456 047		Two-storey house built for Hubert Curtis in Art Deco style. Concrete construction, rounded corners. Flat roof.	1808	CURTIS	W.J.Hanson
29	Former alehouse, replaced by Village Hall	458 045		Site formerly in Eaton Manor, owned by St. John's College. Cottage became alehouse 'The Red Lion', but demolished c.1868. Site used for Village Hall in 1927. Hall renovated 2000.	1579	GLOVER, COULDREY, GODFREY	W.J.Hanson
30	Plot, later non-conformist chapel	458 045		Nine rood enclosure of Burnt Farm, sold by Lord Abingdon for new chapel built in 1893. Chapel: brick walls with stone dressings to neo-Gothic windows and door. Gabled roof of slate. Renovated in 2000. Bungalow built on E. side of plot c.1970.	1808		W.J.Hanson
31	Cottage terrace	458 045		Site belonged to Eaton Manor and St. John's College till freeholds sold in 1953. An earlier dwelling of three units was pulled down c.1860 in order to build 'St. John's Cottages'. Rather severe block of two-storeyed dwellings. Walls of coursed limestone. Gabled roof of brown clay tiles.	1579	MARTIN, STEPHENS, GODFREY, COSTAR, HUTT, DIDCOCK, BENNETT, BROGDEN, WEBB	W.J.Hanson
32	COTTAGE	457 045		Two-storey cottage. Lower walls of uncoursed local limestone. Upper storey of mid-19C construction of brick. Gabled roof, thatched with decorative ridge. Three-window range with some timber lintels. 19C and 20C extensions to rear. Owned for several centuries by Poor Charity trustees.	1613	CHILD, WHITE, FLEXNEY, SMITH, FARMER, SMITH, BENNETT, COOMBS, GILES	W.J.Hanson
33	Former cottage, replaced by house	457 045		Site in Eaton Manor, owned by St.John's College till freehold sold in 1953. No descriptive record of cottage. Market garden on plot in late 19C. One or more houses built on site 20C	1808	FLOWER, BENNETT, BARRETT, BROWN	W.J.Hanson
34	Former farmstead, replaced by house	456 044		Former farmstead of L-shape plan. Lower walls of uncoursed local limestone rubble. Gabled roof of thatch; front gable end weather-boarded at upper storey level. Brick chimney stack on ridge at gable end. Timber lintels. Burnt down 1974	1808	GODFREY, DREWETT, HAYNES, BUCKINGHAM.	W.J.Hanson
35	Former cottage and shop	456 044		No descriptive record of building, pulled down c.1852. Allotment 510 at Enclosure. Site now part of field.	1808	IVES, ALLEN, BEECHEY	W.J.Hanson
36	Farmstead	456 043	II (12/48)	Gable ends of coursed limestone rubble but middle bay of mid-18C brick. Gabled roof, reroofed with stone slate in 1987. L-shape plan. Two-storey plus attic. Rear wing raised to two storey early 20C. Formerly a projecting brick course at first floor level. Farmyard buildings.	1760	TOMLINS, ALLEN, LAMBOURNE, WASTIE	W.J.Hanson
37	Former farmstead, now semi-detached cottages	455 043	II (12/51)	Walls of limestone rubble, coursed at W. side. Gabled roof of thatch, higher on E. side. Stone stacks with brick flue at W. gable end and on W. wall of E. unit. Dormer windows on eaves. Timber lintels over 20C windows. Walls 500mm thick in E. half, with A-frame roof. Former cart shed on site 19C used as chapel.	1760	BEECHEY, TUBB, HUTT, HEAVENS, HATHAWAY, SMITH	W.J.Hanson
38	Cottage	455 043	II (12/50)	One and half-storey with dormer windows. Datestone 1727 may indicate rebuilding. Walls of coursed limestone rubble, whitewashed at front. Gabled roof of thatch. Gable end ridge stacks, with a stone base at N. end. Two window range symmetrical. Stone buttress.	1727	HIGGS, INNES, AYRES, SHERWOOD, FRENCH	W.J.Hanson
39	Cottage	456 042	II (12/49)	Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof of thatch. J.Steane 1994 suggested 16C three-bay structure, the middle bay being an open hall. 17C changes included room over hall and stepped chimney at E.end. Bread oven on W. wall. Known from 18C as 'The Closes'. Early freehold.	1808	AYRES, STONE, COSTAR	W.J.Hanson
40	Former farmstead, now cottage terrace	459 042		Copyhold farm 16C, probably of medieval origin. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof, with thatch over central section. 20C extension at E. and W. ends. Central section has brick stacks at ridge ends; three-window range. Long known as 'Willis's'	1760	CHAPMAN, NICHOLES, WILLIS, SAUNDERS, CHURCH, BOWDEN	W.J.Hanson
41	Cottage	459 042	II (12/9)	One and half-storey cottage of cruck construction in central bay. Gabled roof of thatch. Range of 3 dormer windows. Shop and coal yard in early 20C. Renovated c.1990.	1808	FORD, HOWELL, MICHEL, GODFREY, WYATT, TURNER, RICHARDS, CAPEL, DIDCOCK.	W.J.Hanson
42	Former farmstead, now house	459 042	II (12/10)	Twp storey with attic rooms and dormers. Walls of coursed limestone rubble with early 19C stucco front. Gabled roof with stone slates. Brick stacks at ridge ends and original ridge end. Three bay plan with two bay 19C extension to rear. Parlour has chamfered bressumer. Early freehold.	1760	FRANKLIN, FLETCHER, SOUTHBY, HODSON, YEATS, SAUNDERS, AYRES, WALKER	W.J.Hanson
43	Cottage	459 042	II (6/8)	Two-storey, gable end to road. Coursed limestone rubble walls with brick quoins, dressings. Gabled roof with old tiles. Ridge stacks of brick. Central staircase plan. Late 19C pediment over 18C panelled door. Dentilated eaves. Early cottage used in 19C as Poor House and later as shop.	1726	NEVELL, STEPHENS, KING, HOWSE, HOLIFIELD	W.J.Hanson
44	20C house	459 042		House built by J.Busby c.1921. Site originally part of site no. 43 and contained early building, probably annexe to Poor House.	1808	BUSBY	W.J.Hanson
45	Former cottage, replaced by 20C bungalow and garage	459 042		Former cottage known as 'Quainton's', demolished 20C. No descriptive record.	1588	HINTON, QUAINTON, ALLEN, LAMBOURNE, HEMMINGS, WILKINS, RICHARDS.	W.J.Hanson
46	Former 'Wase Place', now house	459 041	II (12/11)	Former leasehold with 5 yardlands - 'capital messuage' in 1588. Existing house from early 17C. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with concrete tiles. One unit plan with two storeys. Chamfered ogee-stopped timber lintels over 20C casements. Bressumer over open fireplace inside.	1588	GUNNELL, LANE, POLGRAINE, EGERTON, SAUNDERS, BUTLER, BRYANT, HAMPTON	W.J.Hanson
47	Public house, formerly residential	459 041	II (12/12)	U-shape plan with wings projecting beyond central bay. Two-storey, with attic. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with stone slates. Stone stack at N. gable end is finished in three diagonally-set brick flues. Collar-truss roof. 17C & 18C windows, former with ovolo-moulded mullions. Licensed c.1860.	1588	GUNNELL, PHILLIPSON, SOUTHBY, BARRETT, CAPEL, BUSBY, NEALE,	W.J.Hanson
48	House	457 041		Modern house built by Berkeley Homes in 1996 on 4 acre site, replacing 20C bungalow. Site originally part of field belonging to no.46.	1808		W.J.Hanson
49	Former farmhouse, now house	456 039		Former farmhouse, the holding representing a detachment of a half yardland from site no.26 in 1630. Coursed limestone rubble with brick dressings to windows and door. Gabled roof with clay tiles. Five window symmetrical range; lower windows with curved brick arch. Farm until 1939.	1808	DROPE, HODSON, CLANFIELD, CURTIS	W.J.Hanson
50	Cottage	456 039		Original cottage single-storey with attic. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Two bay with central doorway, gabled roof of thatch. Roof raised and walls rendered mid-20C. Renovated, with red roof tiles, in 1980s. 'Moss's garage' behind 1930s to 80s.	1808	DREWETT, NEALE, READ, ENOCH, MASON, MOSS	W.J.Hanson
51	HOUSE, former farmstead	456 038		Two-storey, with attic. Walls of limestone rubble. Gabled roof with stone slates, slightly lightly on W. section. Two window range in E. section with central doorway; two dormer windows in roof. Associated with Cutts End House in 1912 but formerly a farmstead called 'Cutts'.	1576	FRANKLIN, HAYNES	W.J.Hanson
52	House	456 038		House designed in 1911 for Miss Dougal by Clough Williams-Ellis. Walls of coursed ashlar limestone. Gabled roof of stone slate. Fluted chimney stacks on ridge at N. gable and towards S. end. Gable above arched door. Seven bedrooms.	1808	DOUGAL, JAMES	W.J.Hanson
53	HOUSE	455 040		House built in former close in 1922 for Henry Brooke, designed by Clough Williams-Ellis.	1808	BROOKE, ARKELL, HILL	W.J.Hanson
54	Vicarage	463 042	II (13/6)	Main section c.1500 of four bays and southern wing of two bays, both disguised by later work. Later N. extension, altered in 1822. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with concrete tiles. Impey 1990 has suggested medieval roof structures. Two-storey, four window range. Stable 1767. Terrier 1635. Inventory 1728.	1298	LONGFORD, PEACOCK, BUCKLER, SLATTER	W.J.Hanson
55	House and 20C bungalow	462 041		Site (allotment 430 at Enclosure) formerly associated with Eaton Manor. Bungalow (1A) now on part of site formally occupied by cottage, in ruin in 1920s. House (no.3) two-storeyed, with irregularly coursed limestone rubble with cut-stone quoins. Brick dressings to windows. Gabled roof with concrete tiles.	1760	HART, FISHER, LAMBOURNE, ROSE, BARSON, BROWN	W.J.Hanson
56	Semi-detached cottage	463 040		Walls of irregularly coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with thatch. Ridge-end stacks of stone, topped with brick. Dormer windows on eaves. Timber lintels over windows.	1808	NEALE, INNESS, CLACK	W.J.Hanson
57	Cottage	463 040		Single-storey. Walls of irregularly coursed limestone rubble. Originally two bays, extended by bay on S. end. Gabled roof with thatch renewed in 1992. Brick ridge stacks at gable ends. Three window range. Wing extension to rear, N. side, in 1950s.	1808	BAYLISS, NEALE, HEDGES, RUSSELL, BELLHOUSE, POPE	W.J.Hanson
58	House	461 041		House, two-storeyed, much extended in 19C and 20C. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with stone slates. Original section N.E. Gardens incorporate much of former 'park' of old Cumnor Place and part of earlier church burial ground.	1760	PERRY, WILLIS, BERTIE, DAWSON, WEAVING, LOAT, JERVOIS	W.J.Hanson
59	Former house, now public house	463 041		Two-storeyed. S. section bears datestone '1743'. Walls of irregularly coursed limestone rubble, interrupted at first floor level with jutting three courses of brick. Brick dressings to lower three window range. Gabled roof of grey slate. Later extension on N. end of long-bond brick; gabled roof 1m. higher than S. section.	1743	INNES, ROWLES, WHITE	W.J.Hanson
60	Cottage	463 040		One and half storey. S. wing to original two bays. Early extension on N. side. Gabled roof of clay tiles. Originally a cottage 'on the waste', taken in 19C for gardener's cottage.	1808	BIGNALL, FARNELL, JOHNSON, WEBB	W.J.Hanson
61	Former cottage, replaced by 20C house	463 040		Former cottage one and half storeys. Walls whitewashed, probably of limestone rubble. Gabled roof of thatch in 1940. Two bay, with two window range and two dormers. Later brick extension on S. side. Demolished c.1963 and new house replaced it.	1808	STEPTOE	W.J.Hanson
62	Cottage	463 039		Cottage, one and half storey. Two bays with central door. Walls of limestone rubble. Gabled roof of thatch. Brick stack on S. ridge end removed for rear extension in 1960s. Two window range with timber lintels. Originally a cottage 'on the waste'.	1808	KENCH, NEALE, WEBB, HATHEWAY, LAMBOURNE	W.J.Hanson
63	Former cottage, replaced by houses 20C	463 039		Former cottage remembered as having walls of limestone rubble and a gabled, thatched roof, with a brick and tile extension at N. end. New houses in 1960s.	1808	DREWETT, BAILEY, DIDCOCK, SMITH	W.J.Hanson
63	Cottage	463 038	II (6/5)	Formerly known as 'Hormer Cottage'. Two-storeyed. Remodelled and extended in 1808. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with old clay tiles. Stone stack on S. ridge end, topped with modern brick. Two bay plan, extended to three. Four window range with timber lintels. Dormer in roof. Datestone '1808'	1808	ADAMS, HUGHES, LEWIS	W.J.Hanson
65	Former cottage, replaced on site by house, formerly shop	462 038		Former cottage with 2 acre market garden. Demolished before 1940 but well served other cottages. Replaced in 1950s by house above 'Robsart Stores' but shop closed c.1995. No descriptive record of former cottage.	1808	BEECHEY, HOWSE	W.J.Hanson
66	Former cottage, replaced by 20C house	463 038		Former cottage: one and half storey. Two bay plan. Walls of limestone rubble. Gabled roof with stone slate on front, red Chawley tiles on rear. Brick stack on S. ridge end. Two window range with timber lintels, and dormers on eaves; central door. Parlour and small pantry on ground floor.	1808	BROGDEN, BOWDEN	W.J.Hanson
67	Former cottage, replaced by 20C house	463 038		No descriptive record.	1808	COOMBS, WOODWARD, SHURMER	W.J.Hanson
68	Former cottage, replaced by 20C house	463 038		Two-storey; two bay plan, extended at N. end. Walls rendered and pebble-dashed. Gabled roof with 20C tiles. Three window range.	1808	CLEMSON, PRATLEY, BENNETT, WEBB	W.J.Hanson
69	Cottage, extended to be 'Cumnor Hotel' in 1970s to 1999.	463 037		Two-storey. Original cottage part at N. end. Walls rendered and decorated with mock timbers. Roof of 20C red tiles. Stack mid-ridge with stone base, topped with brick.	1876	COOMBS, WEST, perhaps SAUNDERS	W.J.Hanson
70	Council estate	462 038		Site, belonging to New Cumnor Place, taken for council housing (Forster Lane) in 1928 : brick walls and blue-grey tiles on insistence of Miss Jervois who sold the land. Late 1940s: Robsart Place built; block walls given a brick envelope in early 1990s.	1760		W.J.Hanson
71	Former farmhouse	471 047	II (6/13)	Two-storey, with attic rooms. Front range built or remodelled in 1747 (datestone): coursed limestone rubble walls with brick quoins and dressings and jutting band at first floor level. Dentillated brick cornice. arly stucco removed in 1997 when new three window range replaced 19C sashes. Doorframe 18C. Roof stone slate.	1760	BADCOCK, KEENE, WOOD, FLETCHER, PEACOCK, HEYWOOD, STONE, ADAMS, JOHNSON, TYRRELL	W.J.Hanson
72	Former farmhouse, now house	470 046	II (6/16)	Former farmstead with 2 virgates. One storey and attic with dormers on eaves. O.A.U. survey suggests original two bay open hall divided by an open cruck truss late 15C. First floor jetty into hall space. First floor over hall 16C. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with old red tiles. Renovated 1997.	1760	HOPKINS, BROUGHTON, BATTIN, STONE, LAMBOURNE, DE LA MARE	W.J.Hanson
73	Former farmstead, now house	472 045		Medieval site. Farmstead and virgate. Associated with Chawley Brick Works after 1850. Two storey, probably 18C rebuilding. At one time two two-bay units with central doorway. Walls of roughly coursed limestone, up to 500mm thick. S. half, lower, has Chawley brick dressings. Gabled N. end, half-hipped S. end. Former thatch	1760	BUCKNER, GODFREY, NEALE, SMITH, HEMMINGS	W.J.Hanson
74	Former farmstead, now houses	468 047	II (13/18)	Former farmhouse, two-storey. Badly damaged by fire 1910 and W. end rebuilt with red tile roof but retains open fireplace and bressumer. E. end has stone slate roof and two window range. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Cellar.	1760	GODFREY, DAWSON, GODWIN, COOK	W.J.Hanson
75	Cottage	472 045	II (6/17)	Cottage, one and half-storey with dormer on eaves. Walls largely roughcast over limestone rubble, though original N. section was timber-framed. Half-hipped gabled roof of stone slates. Stone ridge stack topped with 20C brick. Extended on S. to give L plan. Open fireplace with chanfered bressumer. S. wing has 18C staircase.	1808	MOULDEN, CHANCELLOR, LANGFORD, STONE, RANDALL, HEYNES, WOODCOCK, COSTAR, SALLIS	W.J.Hanson
76	Farmstead	464 055		Two-storey; walls of limestone rubble except for N. wall of brick. Gabled roof of stone slates; ridge stacks of brick. Two unit plan with central passage. Four window range. 20C extension on W. end forming one-storey wing.	1760	DENNEMAN, TUDBALL, PEACOCK, STONE, COX, WILSDEN, BRIDGEWATER, PRATT, SAUNDERS, WEBB	W.J.Hanson
77	Former alehouse cum cottage	467 058		Two-storey cottage with walls of limestone rubble. Gabled roof, thatched. Brick-topped stack on N. ridge end. Perhaps four bays, with central doorway. Outside staircase to upper floor. Barrel brick ceiling to lower chamber or cellar. Alehouse 17C-18C. Cottage pulled down 1935.	1760	PINNOCK, NICHOLS, BODDINGTON, MORRIS, WALKER, DURHAM, ALDER	W.J.Hanson
78	Former farmstead	471 055		No descriptive record. Pulled down late 18C.	1760	COKKE, FLETCHER, TOOKER, SAWYER	W.J.Hanson
79	Common green	467 058		'Payne's Green in medieval times, this green was on the way from Dean Court to Filchampstead along the valley bottom. Stream on S. side formed boundary between tythings of Hill End and Chawley. N. hedge line now ploughed into larger field.	1760		W.J.Hanson
80	Former cottage, replaced in 20C	473 046		No descriptive record. Formerly on old road.	1808	BECKETT, DREWETT, NEALE	W.J.Hanson
81	Cottage	472 045		Cottage, one and half storey with extension to both W. and E. end. Walls of limestone rubble, whitewashed. Gabled roof of thatch. Originally two bay with central doorway?	1808	LANGSTONE, STRANGE, NEALE, WICKSON	W.J.Hanson
82	Cottage	472 045	II	One and half storey cottage. Walls of coursed limestone. Two bay with central doorway; extension to W. end. Eye-brow dormers. Gabled roof of thatch with decorative ridge.	1820	BARSON, AYRES, DIDCOCK	W.J.Hanson
	Industrial site	486 044		Allotment 290 at Enclosure 1820 became site of brick & tile works in 1850s, the clay face extending back into allotment 276 towards Cumnor Hurst. Works closed c.1939. Site bought by Kemp and developed post-war as Timbmet. Old works chimney demolished 1960. Clay workings now SSSI.	1808	NEALE. Note 'Chawley Works', Iris Wastie et al, CHS 2 (1995)	W.J.Hanson
84	Farmstead	465 033	II (6/59)	Medieval site, now owned by Merton College. Farmhouse two- storey, with attic. Mid 18C front to original with English bond brick Gabled roof with concrete times. Brick ridge-end stacks. T-shape plan. Seven window range. Blind window over central 19C door.	1760	DE VEER, LANE, SELLWOOD, MORRELL, WARD, TAYLOR, MAY	W.J.Hanson
85	Former FARMHOUSE	473 028	II (6/1)	Two-storey, double-depth. Walls of uncoursed limestone with brick dressings, front rough-cast mid-19C. Rear wing at N. end originally timber-framed 17C. Half-hipped roof with 20C tiles. NW of house is an early 18C dovecot, with walls of chequed bricks and Dutch gabled roof, now converted for studio.	1538	TUBB, DEADMAN, FRANKLIN	W.J.Hanson
86	FARMSTEAD	494 034	II (6/19)	Farmhouse: two-storey. Graffiti '1693' on lintel. Walls of coursed limestone rubble with some ashlar dressing. Gabled roof with 20C tiles. L-shape plan, with rear wing raised early 18C. Symmetrical 3 window range. Timber lintels over mainly 19C sashes. Nearby stables also listed.	1274	TUDBALL, GREEN, BUTLER, BOLTON, MIDWINTER, WIGMORE, CHRISTIAN	W.J.Hanson
87	FARM	450 047	II (12/4)	Farmhouse early 17C but renovated in 1950s. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with 20C tiles. End stack of stone finished in brick. Two -storey with attic and 20C dormer windows. Two-unit plan. 18C service wing to rear.	1760	PHILLIPSON, BATTIN, WOOD, NORTH, WHITE, HAYNES,	W.J.Hanson
88	Nil	477 041	SSSI	Elevated outcrop of Greensand over Kimmeridge Clay. Medieval warren. Featured in Arnold's elegies	16C	Lord of Manor. Now All Souls College.	W.J.Hanson
89	Former cottage, now house	445 045		Walls of limestone rubble. Modernised and extended in 1990s. Gamekeeper's semi-detached cottages in 19C.	1808	WOODCOCK, BROGDEN, FLOYD, BINT, TRINDER	W.J.Hanson
90	Nil	435 043		Ancient ferry crossing. Boundary charter of 968 referred to 'the ford, ever a boundary on the Temesis'. 'Babbelak' in medieval documents. Baskerville 1692 recorded boat for carts. Wharf for barges 18C and early 19C - probably with alehouse on W. Northmoor bank. Ferry ceased operation 1962.	968	BROOKIN	W.J.Hanson
91	Former farmstead, now house	442 054	II (2/3)	John Glover's inv. 1669. Farmhouse: two-storeys with attic, mid-17C. 20C work and extensions. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble, rendered at front. Gabled roof of stone slates. Four window range. Interior: fine open staircase, perhaps from Cumnor Place. Oak door inscr. DEM 1650'. Collar truss roof.	1538	LANGLEY, GLOVER, COOKE, BACON, RAWLING, TRINDER, COX, LYFORD, BLAKE, HOWSE	W.J.Hanson
92	Weir, cottage alehouse	439 065		Former flash weir. Fishery rights tied to site 91. Thatched cottage was late 18C and 19C alehouse: 'The Fish'. Weir collapsed 1880 and replaced with bridge, which collapsed 1946. Cottage left to ruin 1880. Little evidence remains.	1327	LANGLEY, SKINNER	W.J.Hanson
93	Lock-keeper's house	440 071		In 1302 the 'weir of William of Puntle'. Pound lock 1791, engineered by Daniel Harris of Oxford. First house built early 19C. New house 1932.	1302	WENTWORTH, CURTIS, SIRET, SMITH	W.J.Hanson
94	Cottages	441 052		Semi-detached cottages. One and half storey. Walls of limestone rubble. Steepley gabled roof of 20C tiles. End stacks brick-finished. Four window range 20C casements.	1808	RICKSON, BUCKLAND, GOODWIN, TOWNSEND, CASTLE, FLOYD, TRINDER, CLAPTON	W.J.Hanson
95	Former farmstead	442 054		'New' house erected c.1650 by Edward Dudson. Door in record no.91 may have been taken from here when abandoned in early 19C. Messuage and virgate of lands in 1538. Hearth tax 1663: seven hearths.	1538	BUCKNER, DUDSON, BACON, RAWLING,	W.J.Hanson
96	Former farmstead	444 085	II (2/56)	A settlement, by 1327, contracted after Black Death to single large holding of 300 acres and separate ferry lease. Farmhouse: two-storey; 17C with S end extension in 18C. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Roof: stone coped gable at S. end, hipped at N. end, with 20C tiles. Four window range..	1524	KNAPP, HAMPSHIRE, WINTER, HINDS, ROWLAND, HEDGES, FRANKLIN.	W.J.Hanson
97	Lodge	445 086		House of one and half-storey. Walls of rough-cut limestone. Gabled roof with brick end-stack. L-shape plan. Stone framed door with four-centre arch. 19C, later a gamekeeper's lodge.	1843	SHERWOOD, ALLSWORTH, WOOD	W.J.Hanson
98	BRIDGE	443 086	II (2/54)	Toll house two-storey with walls of limestone ashlar. L-shape plan. Bridge built in 1769, after Lord Abingdon regained Swinford tything on purchase, in order to facilitate turnpike Newland-Botley crossing Wytham Hill. Stone bridge possibly designed by Sir Robert Taylor, built by James Lord. ('Swinford Bridge' E.H.S.1969)	13C	Lease of lands associated with former ferry & alehouse: WINTER, MEALEY	W.J.Hanson
99	Cottages	443 086		Building erected 1771 for three-storey inn but adapted to provide six cottages - two terraces of three, back to back. Walls of coursed limestone. Hipped roof of stone slate. Three window range.	1771	BARSON, GREEN, JEFFS, HIGGS, FLOYD, ALLSWORTH, TREADWELL	W.J.Hanson
100	Reservoir complex	445 060		Formerly Cumnor Mead of 200 acres - providing common grazing for landed tenants after hayning of strips. Enclosed 1814. Gravel extraction began after the several tenants pought freehold in 1920s. Site acquired by Thames Water and work on first reservoir began in 1962. Farmoor stream diverted to E.	1066		W.J.Hanson
101	Former cottage	464 070		Former cottage: one and half-storey. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof of red-painted corrugated iron, formerly thatched. Two end stacks, the southerly of 20C brick. Two bay plan with central door and central staircase. Two window range; timber lintels over, now, shutters.	1726	BARRETT, STRIDE, TRINDER, FLOYD, COWLEY, PHILIPS -all gamekeepers. Now used for Girl Guide camps.	W.J.Hanson
101	Former cottage	457 068		Former cottage: one and half-storey. Walls of limestone rubble. Gabled roof of thatch. End stack. Timber lintels over central door and two window range. Dormer on eaves.	1808	DOD, NICHOLS, GARDINER, FLOYD, NEALE -burnt down 1947	W.J.Hanson
103	Site of former farmstead	458 068		Medieval holding, probably consolidating several smaller tenancies in 14C. Early leasehold. Lands taken into adjoining farm in early 19C and farmstead fell out of use. No descriptive record of farm house.	1252	atte WOOD, SADLER, BOAT, DOBSON, FULKS, COCKS	W.J.Hanson
104	Farm	458 068		Farmhouse: two-storey, dating from 17C but extended early 18C. N. wing originally timber-framed. Walls of coursed limestone rubble with squared quoins and dressings. Gabled roof with 20C tiles. Two-unit plan with cross-wing on N. side. Three window range. Blocked window on S. gable wall which has reset 16C window.	1327	COLLIS, FRANKLIN, HICKS, HOPKINS, TOWNSEND, BURT, PRATLEY, PODBERRY	W.J.Hanson
105	Site of former small copyhold cottage and yardland.	458 068			1630	FAIRBEARD, QUAINTON, SYMONDS, FITCHETT, ALLSWORTH, DUNPHY	W.J.Hanson
106	Site of former copyhold cottage and yardland.	458 068		No descriptive record of cottage. Inv. of Alice Taylor in 1669.	1635	TAYLOR, FLOYD Probably burnt down before 1861	W.J.Hanson
107	Country house, now extended as home for elderly	461 069		Original house of orange brick. Two and half storey in late Victorian style. Large windows with stone mullions, transome and dressing. Central door and foyer leads to hall and staircase.	1892	SIR WILLIAM WILSON HUNTER, ROSS, LADY ABINGDON, WESTMINSTER BANK, EDE	W.J.Hanson
108	Lodge	461 069		One and half storey, built in 1890s. Wallsof red brick. Gabled roof with Victorian tiles and cut ridge tiles. Central brick stack. Central door flanked by bay windows. Hung tiles at first floor level. Extended in 1980s and in 2000.	1900	KITCHEN, GROVE, TRINDER, TURNER	W.J.Hanson
109	Site of former farmstead	458 064		No descriptive record. Small leasehold which remained a working farm till beginning of 20C. Fieldstones mark site of cottage.	1544?	COLLINGBOURNE, STEVENS, GARDINER, FLOYD, BUCKINGHAM, WING	W.J.Hanson
110	Cottage	458 066		Two-storey house, built early 19C as tied cottage for farm at Farmoor. Walls of brick. Gabled roof with tiles. Extended in 1960 and again (kitchen) c.1975.	1820	WILKINS, ALDER, FLOYD, BROADIS, HAYWOOD, CAINE, KENNY	W.J.Hanson
111	Former farm	453 065	Two barns 17C	Former farmhouse, L-shape. Walls of limestone rubble, rendered on W. front. Gabled roof with tiles. Two window range on W. front. Converted to residual use 2000. Barn: timber frame on limestone rubble base, weatherboarded. Five-bay plan with central threshing floor. Being converted to office use 2000.	1327	RINGE, TUBB, BUTTERFIELD, MYGDAL, ALDEN, BEAUMONT, WEBB	W.J.Hanson
112	Former farmstead, now homes and office development	453 065		Former farmhouse: two storeys and attic. Two parts of roughly equal size; W. end with datestone 1729. Walls of limestone rubble, possibly with timber frame at first storey in W. section. Gabled roof, formerly with stone slates but corrugated iron mid-20C. Site redeveloped c.1987 for three homes and S. of site for offices 1998	16C	NOKE, MACHIN, MICHEL, TUBB, RICHARDS, LONG, FRANKLIN	W.J.Hanson
113	Site of former cottages	453 057		No descriptive record. Probably built 'on the waste' in 1630s, when issue raised in manorial court. Cottage fell down in early 20C and replaced c.1927 with railway carriage home, itself replaced with bungalow in 1980s.	1808	(semi-detached?) FLEXNEY, SMITH, KEEN, STEVENS, ROUSE, WALKLIN, MITCHELL, HAYWOOD	W.J.Hanson
114	Cottages	453 057		Now a terrace of cottages, one and half storey. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof, part stone slate, part tile. Dormer windows on eaves. Stone stack at no.3 external to wall. Inv. of Anne Butler 1703 relates to rear cottages, when an alehouse had name 'Tumble Down Dick'.	1630	BUTLER	W.J.Hanson
115	Bungalow, formerly livestock farm	453 058		Now extended as pre-school nursery. Bungalow built c.1900 and a base for smallholding, later livestock farm in 1930s. Site freehold in 1808. Bungalow: square form with pyramidal roof. Brick walls rendered.	1808	FROST, ABEL, WEBB	W.J.Hanson
116	Site of former farmstead	Unknown		No descriptive record. A medieval holding, a consolidation of several smaller 14C tenancies. Lands taken into no.112 by 1808.	1544	LILBURNE, STEVENS, MICHEL, CANTWELL	W.J.Hanson
117	House, formerly farmhouse	471 059	II (3/52)	Former farmhouse: one and half storey. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof of thatch. Ridge stack of brick; end stack at E. end of stone. Three unit plan with through passage. Two 19C dormers on N. front, three on S. side which until 1810 would have faced green lane. Medieval holding of half virgate.	1538	NOBLE, KENT, NALDER, HEDGES, FRANKLIN. Became residential in early 20C.	W.J.Hanson
118	Former farm, now house with commercial offices in outbuildings.	469 061	II (3/29)	Former farmhouse, early 18C with N. range from later in 18C. S. range (originally front to green lane access) of uncoursed limestone rubble walls with brick dressings. N. range of red brick. Gabled roofs with 20C tiles. Two-storey, two unit plan with central doorway. Farming ceased here in 1984	1538	PAYNE, PEACOCK, LANGFORD, MORRIS, WEBB, ADAMS, FRANKLIN, MORTIMER	W.J.Hanson
119	Former farmstead, now redeveloped for housing	475 059	II (3/25)	Former farmhouse: two-storey, L-shaped plan with S. facing wing dating from 14C, though altered in late 18C. Coursed limestone rubble walls with squared dressings. Gabled roof of clay tiles, formerly stone slate. Roof dates from early 18C. Site excavated by OAU (Oxoniensia 1994) before site redevelopment.	c.1100	DAVIS, TUBB, BUSBY, ADAMS, LIPSCOMBE, STROUD, NIXEY, WHITE	W.J.Hanson
120	Site of former copyhold	476 063		Archaeological evidence for 14C site. By 16C, consolidated into holding 119. No descriptive record. Burnt down 1921. Plot now beneath A420 by-pass.	14C	BUSBY, WILKES, BARSON, FIELD, RICHARDS, COX	W.J.Hanson
121	House, former farmstead	471 063		Former farmhouse, holding in 16C probably represented consolidation of two smaller tenancies. 'Blakechilds' in 1375. House: two storey. Front S-facing wing on E. side has eroded stone tablet high on gable. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble with brick dressings and on W end large quoins. Poor condition.	1327	BLACKCHILD, LANGLEY, CAMPION, CHEYNEY, STEVENSON, TUBB, BATEMAN, WITNEY, HARRIS	W.J.Hanson
122	Cottage, former farmstead	466 065		Cottage: two-storey. Walls of limestone rubble with brick dressings. Brick extension on W. end. Gabled roof of clay tiles. End stacks of brick -flue line on E. gable also brick. Earlier part of two bays with central door and staircase. Two window range. Stone barn at S.E. corner of 'Home Close'.	1760	LANGLEY, HEDGES, BOLTON, DAVIS, HICKS Field study centre for children 1932	W.J.Hanson
123	Site of former farmstead	466 065		No descriptive record of farmstead. Site of farmstead uncertain though it might be marked by rectangular ditch and enclosure in 'Newberry Close', allotment 160 at Enclosure.	SPEENE Farmstead lost mid-18C	W.J.Hanson
124	Remnants of former farmstead	466 065		'Building known as 'Blue Dragon', part of outdoor education centre from 1932. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Much altered. Smallest of three holdings at Hill End in 17C.	1630	RIGGINS, WALKLIN, BUTTERFIELD Lands taken into other holdings 18C	W.J.Hanson
125	House	475 059		Medieval holding, known in17C as 'Dencourte', with one virgate.Farmhouse till 1920. Carol Rosier report 1993. Main block originally four-bay. Extension on N.W. corner 1813. Extension on S.W. corner Victorian. Material here from Cumnor Place. Bread oven with hearth at W. end. Bay window 1840. Interior panels 17C	1538	CANTWELL, BROUGHTON, WYNN, POTTLE, SLATTER, BAYNE, WISE, WASTIE	W.J.Hanson
126	House	475 059		Irregular T-shape plan. Two-storey. Walls of limestone rubble. Thatch roof. Original end stack of stone: hearth remodelled 20C. Cross-wing at north end c.1840. Roof renewed 19C. Wood-mullioned window c.1600 in central lower room. Two dormers on eaves.	1808	INNESS	W.J.Hanson
127	Site of medieval hamlet	466 065		In field S.E. and abutting Cowleaze Copse: 'Upper Home Close', allotment 179 at Enclosure. Superficial examination has indicated small medieval site, consistent with 1327 lay subsidy; probably abandoned late 14C and lands given to consolidated holdings.	20C		W.J.Hanson
128	House, and cottage, formerly semi-detached	476 059		Victorian house built c.1891 on front of site. Detached cottage to rear and S.W. of plot, perhaps late 17C: walls of limestone rubble with brick dressings and in-fill. Roof height raised 1970 to give headroom on ground floor; one and half-storey; dormers at front on eaves. Extended at W. end.	1808	BORTON, LOWE, RICHARDS, EAST, WOODOCK	W.J.Hanson
130	Site of former farmstead	475 059		No clear descriptive record. Walls of limestone rubble. Gabled roof of thatch. Medieval holding with virgate. Lands taken into nearby holdings in 18C. House fell down c.1940	1760	CANLEY, GODFREY	W.J.Hanson
130	Semi-detached houses	482 059		Built in 1879 for staff at Chawley Works, linked then by narrow gauge railway. Tile drying racks at rear. Walls of brick. Cut ridge tiles. Effigy of Lord Abingdon on front wall.	1879	MARTIN, BUNCE, CHESHIRE, FLETCHER	W.J.Hanson
131	Farm	481 065		Actually with Seacourt (with Wytham) but lands in parish. Farmhouse three-storey. Walls of limestone rubble, whitewashed. Gabled roof of clay tiles. Windows 20C. Early leasehold. Stud farm in early 20C. Oxford University acquired 1943.	1726	CANTWELL, BLEA, DAVIS, MARTIN, HICKS, FRANKLIN, IRELAND	W.J.Hanson
132	Site of former farm	478 065		Site now under A420 by-pass. Medieval holding with half virgate. No descriptive record. Labourers in farmhouse by end of 18C. Fell down mid-19C.	1540	HOWSE, CANTWELL, MARTIN, HALL, COX, KEEN, EAST, BARSON	W.J.Hanson
133	Cottage	482 059			1811	FLOYD	W.J.Hanson
134	COTTAGE	482 059		Original small stone-walled cottage rebuilt and encased c.1980.	1808	COPPING, WHITER, CURTIS, ALLSWORTH	W.J.Hanson
135	Former cottage, now house	482 059		No descriptive record apart from neg.48/17. Two-storey.	1808	SAXTON, TRINDER	W.J.Hanson
136	Cottage	482 059		One and half storey. Walls of limestone rubble, whitewashed. Roof thatched. Known as 'Willow Cottage'.	1808	STRANGE, PRICKETT, WALKER, WOODWARD	W.J.Hanson
137	Cottage	482 059		Cottage, much altered. Stone walls. Datestone '1822' marked renovations by George Hounslow.	1808	HOUNSLOW	W.J.Hanson
138	Former 'Elms Farm', now commercial redevelopment	485 061		Medieval holding called 'Notebeams'. Late farmhouse probably early 18C. Four unit plan. Walls rendered. Gabled roof with stone slates. Brick stacks at E. ridge end and threequarters way to W. Four window range. Door with four-centre arch. Site redeveloped mid-20C.	1540	BUCKNER, SAMBACH, PAINTON, BLAYGROVE, ENSWORTH, BRAINE, HOWSE	W.J.Hanson
139	Former farmstead, now Seacourt commercial development	487 063	III	Former farmhouse two-storey. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof of clay tiles. Asymmetrical windows	1317	LEVINZE, FYNMORE, DOVER, FREEMAN, JOHNSON, TURNER	W.J.Hanson
140	House, former farmstead	490 059		Medieval holding with 2 virgates. Two storey. L-shape plan. Walls of limestone rubble but also timber-frame and brick. Gabled roof of stone slate. Interior of interior. Remains of sunken garden. Lands taken into other holdings 19C and house occupied by 3 labourers' families. Limited restoration in late 20C.	1808	SPEENE, RANKLE, DAVIS, ENOCH, PIMM, WEAVER	W.J.Hanson
141	Public house	488 063		Formerly in Cumnor manor. Public house, much affected by alterations and change in road line. Beside Seacourt Stream. Two storey. Hipped roof	1726	SCATE, BUCKINGHAM, JEFFSET, GREEN, FREWIN, DANIELS, COCKS, SKELCHER	W.J.Hanson
142	Former mill	491 062		Millhouse one and half storey with dormers in roof. Gabled roof. Double stack at W. ridge end.	1222	SPEENE, RANKLE, HUNT. Mill demolished 1924	W.J.Hanson
143	Former bungalow, now house	459 042		Former bungalow built by Holifield in 1920s. Demolished 1999 for redevelopment with four bedroomed house.	1808		W.J.Hanson
144	Bungalow, rebuilt	453 066		Built 1928. Single-storey bungalow. Walls of brick. Gabled roof with clay tiles. Rebuilt 1999.	1922	JOHNSON	W.J.Hanson
145	Former cottages, now storage	459 041		'B&RS Cottages', formerly 32-38 Appleton Road, on roadside on S. end of plot. Terrace of five. Walls of limestone rubble. Gabled roof of stone slate Converted for storage in 1960s.	1876	BUCKINGHAM, CLEMSON, CAPEL, NEALE, JOHNSON, BELCHER, TRINDER, HEAVENS	W.J.Hanson
146	Former cottage	456 039		Former cottage pulled down in 1930s as it failed health standards. No descriptive record but report of earthen floor.	1808	BECKETTS, CLARIDGE,	W.J.Hanson

Record No

Building

O/S Ref SP40

Graded Status Ref

Description

First Site Reference

Tenants included

Recorder

ST MICHAEL'S PARISH CHURCH

462 041

I (13/33

Blair (Oxoniensia LIV 1989) suggests a Saxon minster. Building, of local stone, mainly medieval construction: tower late 12C; nave c.1190; north aisle & chancel pillars c.1210; chancel 1190 but modified c.1300; south transept c.1330 perhaps associated with building of nearby Cumnor Place. Porch 1859.

1066

W.J.Hanson

OLD CUMNOR PLACE :Benedictine retreat, later manor house

459 041

Quadrangular plan, originated with 14C hall; additions up to 16C. See 'Cumnor & Cumnor Place', Edward Impey 1989; 'Cumnor Place', Bartlett (Parker 1850). In local stone and stone slate roof. Manorial house after Dissolution until death of Anthony Forster in 1572. Site of Amy Dudley's death. Demolished 1809-1812

14C

OWEN, FORSTER, KNAPP

W.J.Hanson

COTTAGE

461 041

II (13/40)

'Church Cottage'. Walls of coursed local limestone. Roof thatch renewed 1997. 20C additions on E. side. Two 18C three-light casement windows. Ground floor: single room and small kitchen at rear. Open hearth with re-used bressumer; bread oven. Roof two bays, closed collar truss

1760

FARNELL, BROWN

W.J.Hanson

Former 'Vine', replaced by house

459 041

'Vine' alehouse, demolished c.1852. Lower walls of local limestone below timber-framed second storey. Thatched, gabled roof. Cellar. See inventory of Henry Cock 1784.

1538

WILCOCK, DAYE, COLLIS, TRINDER, COCK, KING, RANDLE, WATKIN, BARRETT, CAPEL FREWIN

W.J.Hanson

CHURCH HOUSE

459 041

II (13/41)

Early 16C house, now two residential units. First floor roughcast over timber frame, jettied over ground floor of local limestone rubble. Stepped chimney stack at S. gable end. Two-storey, four window range. Chamfered beams in lower rooms. Four-bay roof with queen post. Late 19C alterations. Almshouse in 17C-19C.

1538

HARVEY

W.J.Hanson

FARMSTEAD

462 042

II (13/31)

Farmhouse with two-storey L-shape plan. Walls of local limestone rubble. Gabled roof with 20C tiles. Ridge stack and two gable-end stacks of brick. 19C sash windows on N. side. Stable of limestone and thatch roof; small granary on W. of yard. Never the 'Manor Farm' as now named.

14C

RUFFIN, STONE, TUBB, SAUNDERS, TYRRELL

W.J.Hanson

Former farmstead, now a cottage

062 042

II (13/32)

Medieval site: 'Gurneys'. Former farmstead: 'Perrys', associated with 'shop' and orchard on corner of Gurney's (now Denmans) lane. Bressumer date 1652; extension on W. dated 1678 on gable end. Walls of local limestone rubble, whitewashed. Half-hipped, thatched roof of collar truss construction. Dormer windows.

1304

NORTH, CARTER, DUBBES, PERRY, STONE, TUBB, DIDCOCK, TYRRELL

W.J.Hanson

Former parish school, now community centre.

461 041

Site was within court of Cumnor Place in medieval times; later a charity school site. Parish school built 1861, architect J. Hakewell. Four classrooms and teacher's house. Limestone walls, ashlar dressings; roof formerly Stonesfield slate, now imitation. School closed 1952. Renovated 1996-7, housing shops in lower house.

1800

SMITH, LINDSEY, TURNER, MIDDLETON, KING, COLE, DENTON BROWN, STEVENS

W.J.Hanson

Former tythe barn, now house

461 042

II (13/42)

Medieval barn on site served Cumnor Place. Baskerville 1680 claimed it was one of largest barns in Berkshire. Rebuilt c.1812 on smaller scale. Sole for conversion 1969. Walls of coursed limestone rubble with ashlar quoins. Half-hipped roof with 20C times. Five bay plan with central threshing floor.

16C

W.J.Hanson

Former livestock pound; now war memorial

461 042

Pound of medieval origin; into disuse at end of 19C. War memorial erected on site 1921

16C

W.J.Hanson

Former cottages, replaced by houses

461 042

Former cottages of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roofs of Stonesfield slate. Two cottages, both semi-detached. Chimney stacks at gable ends. New houses built in 1963 of reconstituted stone blocks. Some original stone in front garden boundary walls. Cottages probably 17C, built 'on the waste'.

1760

BUCKINGHAM, COSTAR, SAUNDERS, COX

W.J.Hanson

FARM

459 043

Medieval farm site, belonging from 16C to Eaton Manor and St. John's College. Present site has only barn (with 1749 and Henry Godfrey's monogram carved) and other outbuildings. Walls of coursed local limestone and timber-cladding. 20C tile roof.

17C

CHILD, GODFREY, LEAVER, DUMBLETON, BUSBY

W.J.Hanson

Former plot

459 043

Separate plot with two buildings on 1808 map; allotment 421 on Enclosure 1820. Apparently taken into site 16 to N. by 1876.

1808

STONE

W.J.Hanson

Former building on site of Willis's farmstead; now terrace

460 042

Building shown on Willis's site on 1808 map

1808

W.J.Hanson

Former plot, now house

459 042

Separate plot N. of Willis's farmstead on 1808 map and on 1876 O.S. House erected in 1934 for Arthur & Beulah Boyles

1808

BOYLES

W.J.Hanson

Semi-detached cottages

459 043

Semi-detached cottages: coursed local limestone rubble walls with Chawley brick dressings to windows, doors, corners. Two storey with four dormer windows at eaves. Lower two window range with curved brick lintel. Central ridge chimney stack of brick. Evidence of raised roof level 19C.

1808

BACHELOR, BAILEY, BARSON, INNES

W.J.Hanson

Former cottage

459 043

Former cottage demolished 1965. Wall of coursed rubble limestone. Galed roof, thatched. Touching no. 28 on S. side. Gable end stack on N. end. Three bay wing to rear, one bay to road. House built at rear of sight c.1965

1808

SHERWOOD, CLACK

W.J.Hanson

Former cottage

459 043

Former brick cottage, demolished c.1938. Known in 1920 as 'The Gardens'. Associated with C.Godfrey on 1808 map.

1808

BATEMAN

W.J.Hanson

Former farmstead, now house

459 043

II (13/49)

Probably a medieval farm site. House datestone 1733. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled stone slate roof. Ridge stacks of brick on gable ends. Two-storey, 3 unit plan with symmetrical 5 window range. Outbuildings and 18C barn of 3 bays with central threshing floor; timber framed on stone & brick plinth.

1538

SMITHE, HUTT, AYRES, WASTIE, CURTIS, WEBB, SUTHERLAND

W.J.Hanson

Former cottage terrace

459 043

Terrace of three cottage at 90 degress to road. Limestone rubble walls, thatched roof. Range of 4 eyebrow dormer windows. Timber lintels to doors, windows. Demolished c.1960

1808

FARNELL, LANGSTONE, LANGFORD, DIDCOCK, SAUNDERS, RACKLIFFE

W.J.Hanson

Former farmstead, now houses

458 044

Surviving former farmhouse known misleadingly as 'Burnt Farm' (see site 25). Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with 20C concrete tiles. Four unit plan, three window range. Timber lintels over 20C windows. Renovated in 1989 when site was developed for two modern houses.

1611

WERDNAM, GODFREY, JAMES, WEBB

W.J.Hanson

Former cottage and smithy, now houses

459 044

Former late 17C cottage: two wings linked by single storey. Living quarters in S. wing. Demolished c.1927 to be replaced by Post Office and shop single storey block which was in turn demolished in 1997 for semi-detached addition to no.44.

1760

HODSON, STEPHENS, GODFREY, WHITE, WING, ADAMS

W.J.Hanson

Cottage

459 044

Formerly cottage with separate wing at 90 degrees to road with three living units. Cottage now no.46: walls of roughly coursed local limestone. Gabled roof with 20C clay tiles. One and half storey with dormer on eaves. Extension on N. end of slightly higher elevation: two storey. Much altered.

1808

BACHELOR, CAPEL, ALLEN, SHERWOOD, COSTAR, HEAVENS, PIKE, BENGER

W.J.Hanson

Plot, later house

459 044

Plot, part of Chawley land lease. Allotment 416 at Enclosure. Freehold sold 20C. Scandinavian-style house built c.1980.

1589

WOOD, later GODFREY for 'Woodes'.

W.J.Hanson

Former farmstead

450 040

Former farmstead, burnt down in 1784 and not rebuilt. William Bond's inventory 1589. Field now held by potential developers.

1760

BOND, SPEEN, STONE, WEBB

W.J.Hanson

FARM HOUSE and outbuildings

457 046

II (12/58)

A late Medieval freehold, known as 'Mount Pleasant'. Farm house rebuilt c.1800, two-storey with M form gable ends. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roofs with brick, ridge stacks at gable ends. Timber lintels. Lower windows large with 10-pane sashes. Some outbuildings to light industrial use.

1538

BUCKNER, PLEADALL, STIBBS, STONE, EATON, FRANKLIN, COATES, HAYNES, GEE

W.J.Hanson

Field and field part, now chalet bungalows

458 045

Butts Shoots on Sand Field Gate and part of Long Hedge Field, within old Sands Field. Taken for residential development in 1920s and 30s.

14C

W.J.Hanson

HOUSE

456 047

Two-storey house built for Hubert Curtis in Art Deco style. Concrete construction, rounded corners. Flat roof.

1808

CURTIS

W.J.Hanson

Former alehouse, replaced by Village Hall

458 045

Site formerly in Eaton Manor, owned by St. John's College. Cottage became alehouse 'The Red Lion', but demolished c.1868. Site used for Village Hall in 1927. Hall renovated 2000.

1579

GLOVER, COULDREY, GODFREY

W.J.Hanson

Plot, later non-conformist chapel

458 045

Nine rood enclosure of Burnt Farm, sold by Lord Abingdon for new chapel built in 1893. Chapel: brick walls with stone dressings to neo-Gothic windows and door. Gabled roof of slate. Renovated in 2000. Bungalow built on E. side of plot c.1970.

1808

W.J.Hanson

Cottage terrace

458 045

Site belonged to Eaton Manor and St. John's College till freeholds sold in 1953. An earlier dwelling of three units was pulled down c.1860 in order to build 'St. John's Cottages'. Rather severe block of two-storeyed dwellings. Walls of coursed limestone. Gabled roof of brown clay tiles.

1579

MARTIN, STEPHENS, GODFREY, COSTAR, HUTT, DIDCOCK, BENNETT, BROGDEN, WEBB

W.J.Hanson

COTTAGE

457 045

Two-storey cottage. Lower walls of uncoursed local limestone. Upper storey of mid-19C construction of brick. Gabled roof, thatched with decorative ridge. Three-window range with some timber lintels. 19C and 20C extensions to rear. Owned for several centuries by Poor Charity trustees.

1613

CHILD, WHITE, FLEXNEY, SMITH, FARMER, SMITH, BENNETT, COOMBS, GILES

W.J.Hanson

Former cottage, replaced by house

457 045

Site in Eaton Manor, owned by St.John's College till freehold sold in 1953. No descriptive record of cottage. Market garden on plot in late 19C. One or more houses built on site 20C

1808

FLOWER, BENNETT, BARRETT, BROWN

W.J.Hanson

Former farmstead, replaced by house

456 044

Former farmstead of L-shape plan. Lower walls of uncoursed local limestone rubble. Gabled roof of thatch; front gable end weather-boarded at upper storey level. Brick chimney stack on ridge at gable end. Timber lintels. Burnt down 1974

1808

GODFREY, DREWETT, HAYNES, BUCKINGHAM.

W.J.Hanson

Former cottage and shop

456 044

No descriptive record of building, pulled down c.1852. Allotment 510 at Enclosure. Site now part of field.

1808

IVES, ALLEN, BEECHEY

W.J.Hanson

Farmstead

456 043

II (12/48)

Gable ends of coursed limestone rubble but middle bay of mid-18C brick. Gabled roof, reroofed with stone slate in 1987. L-shape plan. Two-storey plus attic. Rear wing raised to two storey early 20C. Formerly a projecting brick course at first floor level. Farmyard buildings.

1760

TOMLINS, ALLEN, LAMBOURNE, WASTIE

W.J.Hanson

Former farmstead, now semi-detached cottages

455 043

II (12/51)

Walls of limestone rubble, coursed at W. side. Gabled roof of thatch, higher on E. side. Stone stacks with brick flue at W. gable end and on W. wall of E. unit. Dormer windows on eaves. Timber lintels over 20C windows. Walls 500mm thick in E. half, with A-frame roof. Former cart shed on site 19C used as chapel.

1760

BEECHEY, TUBB, HUTT, HEAVENS, HATHAWAY, SMITH

W.J.Hanson

Cottage

455 043

II (12/50)

One and half-storey with dormer windows. Datestone 1727 may indicate rebuilding. Walls of coursed limestone rubble, whitewashed at front. Gabled roof of thatch. Gable end ridge stacks, with a stone base at N. end. Two window range symmetrical. Stone buttress.

1727

HIGGS, INNES, AYRES, SHERWOOD, FRENCH

W.J.Hanson

Cottage

456 042

II (12/49)

Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof of thatch. J.Steane 1994 suggested 16C three-bay structure, the middle bay being an open hall. 17C changes included room over hall and stepped chimney at E.end. Bread oven on W. wall. Known from 18C as 'The Closes'. Early freehold.

1808

AYRES, STONE, COSTAR

W.J.Hanson

Former farmstead, now cottage terrace

459 042

Copyhold farm 16C, probably of medieval origin. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof, with thatch over central section. 20C extension at E. and W. ends. Central section has brick stacks at ridge ends; three-window range. Long known as 'Willis's'

1760

CHAPMAN, NICHOLES, WILLIS, SAUNDERS, CHURCH, BOWDEN

W.J.Hanson

Cottage

459 042

II (12/9)

One and half-storey cottage of cruck construction in central bay. Gabled roof of thatch. Range of 3 dormer windows. Shop and coal yard in early 20C. Renovated c.1990.

1808

FORD, HOWELL, MICHEL, GODFREY, WYATT, TURNER, RICHARDS, CAPEL, DIDCOCK.

W.J.Hanson

Former farmstead, now house

459 042

II (12/10)

Twp storey with attic rooms and dormers. Walls of coursed limestone rubble with early 19C stucco front. Gabled roof with stone slates. Brick stacks at ridge ends and original ridge end. Three bay plan with two bay 19C extension to rear. Parlour has chamfered bressumer. Early freehold.

1760

FRANKLIN, FLETCHER, SOUTHBY, HODSON, YEATS, SAUNDERS, AYRES, WALKER

W.J.Hanson

Cottage

459 042

II (6/8)

Two-storey, gable end to road. Coursed limestone rubble walls with brick quoins, dressings. Gabled roof with old tiles. Ridge stacks of brick. Central staircase plan. Late 19C pediment over 18C panelled door. Dentilated eaves. Early cottage used in 19C as Poor House and later as shop.

1726

NEVELL, STEPHENS, KING, HOWSE, HOLIFIELD

W.J.Hanson

20C house

459 042

House built by J.Busby c.1921. Site originally part of site no. 43 and contained early building, probably annexe to Poor House.

1808

BUSBY

W.J.Hanson

Former cottage, replaced by 20C bungalow and garage

459 042

Former cottage known as 'Quainton's', demolished 20C. No descriptive record.

1588

HINTON, QUAINTON, ALLEN, LAMBOURNE, HEMMINGS, WILKINS, RICHARDS.

W.J.Hanson

Former 'Wase Place', now house

459 041

II (12/11)

Former leasehold with 5 yardlands - 'capital messuage' in 1588. Existing house from early 17C. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with concrete tiles. One unit plan with two storeys. Chamfered ogee-stopped timber lintels over 20C casements. Bressumer over open fireplace inside.

1588

GUNNELL, LANE, POLGRAINE, EGERTON, SAUNDERS, BUTLER, BRYANT, HAMPTON

W.J.Hanson

Public house, formerly residential

459 041

II (12/12)

U-shape plan with wings projecting beyond central bay. Two-storey, with attic. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with stone slates. Stone stack at N. gable end is finished in three diagonally-set brick flues. Collar-truss roof. 17C & 18C windows, former with ovolo-moulded mullions. Licensed c.1860.

1588

GUNNELL, PHILLIPSON, SOUTHBY, BARRETT, CAPEL, BUSBY, NEALE,

W.J.Hanson

House

457 041

Modern house built by Berkeley Homes in 1996 on 4 acre site, replacing 20C bungalow. Site originally part of field belonging to no.46.

1808

W.J.Hanson

Former farmhouse, now house

456 039

Former farmhouse, the holding representing a detachment of a half yardland from site no.26 in 1630. Coursed limestone rubble with brick dressings to windows and door. Gabled roof with clay tiles. Five window symmetrical range; lower windows with curved brick arch. Farm until 1939.

1808

DROPE, HODSON, CLANFIELD, CURTIS

W.J.Hanson

Cottage

456 039

Original cottage single-storey with attic. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Two bay with central doorway, gabled roof of thatch. Roof raised and walls rendered mid-20C. Renovated, with red roof tiles, in 1980s. 'Moss's garage' behind 1930s to 80s.

1808

DREWETT, NEALE, READ, ENOCH, MASON, MOSS

W.J.Hanson

HOUSE, former farmstead

456 038

Two-storey, with attic. Walls of limestone rubble. Gabled roof with stone slates, slightly lightly on W. section. Two window range in E. section with central doorway; two dormer windows in roof. Associated with Cutts End House in 1912 but formerly a farmstead called 'Cutts'.

1576

FRANKLIN, HAYNES

W.J.Hanson

House

456 038

House designed in 1911 for Miss Dougal by Clough Williams-Ellis. Walls of coursed ashlar limestone. Gabled roof of stone slate. Fluted chimney stacks on ridge at N. gable and towards S. end. Gable above arched door. Seven bedrooms.

1808

DOUGAL, JAMES

W.J.Hanson

HOUSE

455 040

House built in former close in 1922 for Henry Brooke, designed by Clough Williams-Ellis.

1808

BROOKE, ARKELL, HILL

W.J.Hanson

Vicarage

463 042

II (13/6)

Main section c.1500 of four bays and southern wing of two bays, both disguised by later work. Later N. extension, altered in 1822. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with concrete tiles. Impey 1990 has suggested medieval roof structures. Two-storey, four window range. Stable 1767. Terrier 1635. Inventory 1728.

1298

LONGFORD, PEACOCK, BUCKLER, SLATTER

W.J.Hanson

House and 20C bungalow

462 041

Site (allotment 430 at Enclosure) formerly associated with Eaton Manor. Bungalow (1A) now on part of site formally occupied by cottage, in ruin in 1920s. House (no.3) two-storeyed, with irregularly coursed limestone rubble with cut-stone quoins. Brick dressings to windows. Gabled roof with concrete tiles.

1760

HART, FISHER, LAMBOURNE, ROSE, BARSON, BROWN

W.J.Hanson

Semi-detached cottage

463 040

Walls of irregularly coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with thatch. Ridge-end stacks of stone, topped with brick. Dormer windows on eaves. Timber lintels over windows.

1808

NEALE, INNESS, CLACK

W.J.Hanson

Cottage

463 040

Single-storey. Walls of irregularly coursed limestone rubble. Originally two bays, extended by bay on S. end. Gabled roof with thatch renewed in 1992. Brick ridge stacks at gable ends. Three window range. Wing extension to rear, N. side, in 1950s.

1808

BAYLISS, NEALE, HEDGES, RUSSELL, BELLHOUSE, POPE

W.J.Hanson

House

461 041

House, two-storeyed, much extended in 19C and 20C. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with stone slates. Original section N.E. Gardens incorporate much of former 'park' of old Cumnor Place and part of earlier church burial ground.

1760

PERRY, WILLIS, BERTIE, DAWSON, WEAVING, LOAT, JERVOIS

W.J.Hanson

Former house, now public house

463 041

Two-storeyed. S. section bears datestone '1743'. Walls of irregularly coursed limestone rubble, interrupted at first floor level with jutting three courses of brick. Brick dressings to lower three window range. Gabled roof of grey slate. Later extension on N. end of long-bond brick; gabled roof 1m. higher than S. section.

1743

INNES, ROWLES, WHITE

W.J.Hanson

Cottage

463 040

One and half storey. S. wing to original two bays. Early extension on N. side. Gabled roof of clay tiles. Originally a cottage 'on the waste', taken in 19C for gardener's cottage.

1808

BIGNALL, FARNELL, JOHNSON, WEBB

W.J.Hanson

Former cottage, replaced by 20C house

463 040

Former cottage one and half storeys. Walls whitewashed, probably of limestone rubble. Gabled roof of thatch in 1940. Two bay, with two window range and two dormers. Later brick extension on S. side. Demolished c.1963 and new house replaced it.

1808

STEPTOE

W.J.Hanson

Cottage

463 039

Cottage, one and half storey. Two bays with central door. Walls of limestone rubble. Gabled roof of thatch. Brick stack on S. ridge end removed for rear extension in 1960s. Two window range with timber lintels. Originally a cottage 'on the waste'.

1808

KENCH, NEALE, WEBB, HATHEWAY, LAMBOURNE

W.J.Hanson

Former cottage, replaced by houses 20C

463 039

Former cottage remembered as having walls of limestone rubble and a gabled, thatched roof, with a brick and tile extension at N. end. New houses in 1960s.

1808

DREWETT, BAILEY, DIDCOCK, SMITH

W.J.Hanson

Cottage

463 038

II (6/5)

Formerly known as 'Hormer Cottage'. Two-storeyed. Remodelled and extended in 1808. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with old clay tiles. Stone stack on S. ridge end, topped with modern brick. Two bay plan, extended to three. Four window range with timber lintels. Dormer in roof. Datestone '1808'

1808

ADAMS, HUGHES, LEWIS

W.J.Hanson

Former cottage, replaced on site by house, formerly shop

462 038

Former cottage with 2 acre market garden. Demolished before 1940 but well served other cottages. Replaced in 1950s by house above 'Robsart Stores' but shop closed c.1995. No descriptive record of former cottage.

1808

BEECHEY, HOWSE

W.J.Hanson

Former cottage, replaced by 20C house

463 038

Former cottage: one and half storey. Two bay plan. Walls of limestone rubble. Gabled roof with stone slate on front, red Chawley tiles on rear. Brick stack on S. ridge end. Two window range with timber lintels, and dormers on eaves; central door. Parlour and small pantry on ground floor.

1808

BROGDEN, BOWDEN

W.J.Hanson

Former cottage, replaced by 20C house

463 038

No descriptive record.

1808

COOMBS, WOODWARD, SHURMER

W.J.Hanson

Former cottage, replaced by 20C house

463 038

Two-storey; two bay plan, extended at N. end. Walls rendered and pebble-dashed. Gabled roof with 20C tiles. Three window range.

1808

CLEMSON, PRATLEY, BENNETT, WEBB

W.J.Hanson

Cottage, extended to be 'Cumnor Hotel' in 1970s to 1999.

463 037

Two-storey. Original cottage part at N. end. Walls rendered and decorated with mock timbers. Roof of 20C red tiles. Stack mid-ridge with stone base, topped with brick.

1876

COOMBS, WEST, perhaps SAUNDERS

W.J.Hanson

Council estate

462 038

Site, belonging to New Cumnor Place, taken for council housing (Forster Lane) in 1928 : brick walls and blue-grey tiles on insistence of Miss Jervois who sold the land. Late 1940s: Robsart Place built; block walls given a brick envelope in early 1990s.

1760

W.J.Hanson

Former farmhouse

471 047

II (6/13)

Two-storey, with attic rooms. Front range built or remodelled in 1747 (datestone): coursed limestone rubble walls with brick quoins and dressings and jutting band at first floor level. Dentillated brick cornice. arly stucco removed in 1997 when new three window range replaced 19C sashes. Doorframe 18C. Roof stone slate.

1760

BADCOCK, KEENE, WOOD, FLETCHER, PEACOCK, HEYWOOD, STONE, ADAMS, JOHNSON, TYRRELL

W.J.Hanson

Former farmhouse, now house

470 046

II (6/16)

Former farmstead with 2 virgates. One storey and attic with dormers on eaves. O.A.U. survey suggests original two bay open hall divided by an open cruck truss late 15C. First floor jetty into hall space. First floor over hall 16C. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with old red tiles. Renovated 1997.

1760

HOPKINS, BROUGHTON, BATTIN, STONE, LAMBOURNE, DE LA MARE

W.J.Hanson

Former farmstead, now house

472 045

Medieval site. Farmstead and virgate. Associated with Chawley Brick Works after 1850. Two storey, probably 18C rebuilding. At one time two two-bay units with central doorway. Walls of roughly coursed limestone, up to 500mm thick. S. half, lower, has Chawley brick dressings. Gabled N. end, half-hipped S. end. Former thatch

1760

BUCKNER, GODFREY, NEALE, SMITH, HEMMINGS

W.J.Hanson

Former farmstead, now houses

468 047

II (13/18)

Former farmhouse, two-storey. Badly damaged by fire 1910 and W. end rebuilt with red tile roof but retains open fireplace and bressumer. E. end has stone slate roof and two window range. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Cellar.

1760

GODFREY, DAWSON, GODWIN, COOK

W.J.Hanson

Cottage

472 045

II (6/17)

Cottage, one and half-storey with dormer on eaves. Walls largely roughcast over limestone rubble, though original N. section was timber-framed. Half-hipped gabled roof of stone slates. Stone ridge stack topped with 20C brick. Extended on S. to give L plan. Open fireplace with chanfered bressumer. S. wing has 18C staircase.

1808

MOULDEN, CHANCELLOR, LANGFORD, STONE, RANDALL, HEYNES, WOODCOCK, COSTAR, SALLIS

W.J.Hanson

Farmstead

464 055

Two-storey; walls of limestone rubble except for N. wall of brick. Gabled roof of stone slates; ridge stacks of brick. Two unit plan with central passage. Four window range. 20C extension on W. end forming one-storey wing.

1760

DENNEMAN, TUDBALL, PEACOCK, STONE, COX, WILSDEN, BRIDGEWATER, PRATT, SAUNDERS, WEBB

W.J.Hanson

Former alehouse cum cottage

467 058

Two-storey cottage with walls of limestone rubble. Gabled roof, thatched. Brick-topped stack on N. ridge end. Perhaps four bays, with central doorway. Outside staircase to upper floor. Barrel brick ceiling to lower chamber or cellar. Alehouse 17C-18C. Cottage pulled down 1935.

1760

PINNOCK, NICHOLS, BODDINGTON, MORRIS, WALKER, DURHAM, ALDER

W.J.Hanson

Former farmstead

471 055

No descriptive record. Pulled down late 18C.

1760

COKKE, FLETCHER, TOOKER, SAWYER

W.J.Hanson

Common green

467 058

'Payne's Green in medieval times, this green was on the way from Dean Court to Filchampstead along the valley bottom. Stream on S. side formed boundary between tythings of Hill End and Chawley. N. hedge line now ploughed into larger field.

1760

W.J.Hanson

Former cottage, replaced in 20C

473 046

No descriptive record. Formerly on old road.

1808

BECKETT, DREWETT, NEALE

W.J.Hanson

Cottage

472 045

Cottage, one and half storey with extension to both W. and E. end. Walls of limestone rubble, whitewashed. Gabled roof of thatch. Originally two bay with central doorway?

1808

LANGSTONE, STRANGE, NEALE, WICKSON

W.J.Hanson

Cottage

472 045

One and half storey cottage. Walls of coursed limestone. Two bay with central doorway; extension to W. end. Eye-brow dormers. Gabled roof of thatch with decorative ridge.

1820

BARSON, AYRES, DIDCOCK

W.J.Hanson

Industrial site

486 044

Allotment 290 at Enclosure 1820 became site of brick & tile works in 1850s, the clay face extending back into allotment 276 towards Cumnor Hurst. Works closed c.1939. Site bought by Kemp and developed post-war as Timbmet. Old works chimney demolished 1960. Clay workings now SSSI.

1808

NEALE. Note 'Chawley Works', Iris Wastie et al, CHS 2 (1995)

W.J.Hanson

Farmstead

465 033

II (6/59)

Medieval site, now owned by Merton College. Farmhouse two- storey, with attic. Mid 18C front to original with English bond brick Gabled roof with concrete times. Brick ridge-end stacks. T-shape plan. Seven window range. Blind window over central 19C door.

1760

DE VEER, LANE, SELLWOOD, MORRELL, WARD, TAYLOR, MAY

W.J.Hanson

Former FARMHOUSE

473 028

II (6/1)

Two-storey, double-depth. Walls of uncoursed limestone with brick dressings, front rough-cast mid-19C. Rear wing at N. end originally timber-framed 17C. Half-hipped roof with 20C tiles. NW of house is an early 18C dovecot, with walls of chequed bricks and Dutch gabled roof, now converted for studio.

1538

TUBB, DEADMAN, FRANKLIN

W.J.Hanson

FARMSTEAD

494 034

II (6/19)

Farmhouse: two-storey. Graffiti '1693' on lintel. Walls of coursed limestone rubble with some ashlar dressing. Gabled roof with 20C tiles. L-shape plan, with rear wing raised early 18C. Symmetrical 3 window range. Timber lintels over mainly 19C sashes. Nearby stables also listed.

1274

TUDBALL, GREEN, BUTLER, BOLTON, MIDWINTER, WIGMORE, CHRISTIAN

W.J.Hanson

FARM

450 047

II (12/4)

Farmhouse early 17C but renovated in 1950s. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof with 20C tiles. End stack of stone finished in brick. Two -storey with attic and 20C dormer windows. Two-unit plan. 18C service wing to rear.

1760

PHILLIPSON, BATTIN, WOOD, NORTH, WHITE, HAYNES,

W.J.Hanson

Nil

477 041

SSSI

Elevated outcrop of Greensand over Kimmeridge Clay. Medieval warren. Featured in Arnold's elegies

16C

Lord of Manor. Now All Souls College.

W.J.Hanson

Former cottage, now house

445 045

Walls of limestone rubble. Modernised and extended in 1990s. Gamekeeper's semi-detached cottages in 19C.

1808

WOODCOCK, BROGDEN, FLOYD, BINT, TRINDER

W.J.Hanson

Nil

435 043

Ancient ferry crossing. Boundary charter of 968 referred to 'the ford, ever a boundary on the Temesis'. 'Babbelak' in medieval documents. Baskerville 1692 recorded boat for carts. Wharf for barges 18C and early 19C - probably with alehouse on W. Northmoor bank. Ferry ceased operation 1962.

968

BROOKIN

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Former farmstead, now house

442 054

II (2/3)

John Glover's inv. 1669. Farmhouse: two-storeys with attic, mid-17C. 20C work and extensions. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble, rendered at front. Gabled roof of stone slates. Four window range. Interior: fine open staircase, perhaps from Cumnor Place. Oak door inscr. DEM 1650'. Collar truss roof.

1538

LANGLEY, GLOVER, COOKE, BACON, RAWLING, TRINDER, COX, LYFORD, BLAKE, HOWSE

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Weir, cottage alehouse

439 065

Former flash weir. Fishery rights tied to site 91. Thatched cottage was late 18C and 19C alehouse: 'The Fish'. Weir collapsed 1880 and replaced with bridge, which collapsed 1946. Cottage left to ruin 1880. Little evidence remains.

1327

LANGLEY, SKINNER

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Lock-keeper's house

440 071

In 1302 the 'weir of William of Puntle'. Pound lock 1791, engineered by Daniel Harris of Oxford. First house built early 19C. New house 1932.

1302

WENTWORTH, CURTIS, SIRET, SMITH

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Cottages

441 052

Semi-detached cottages. One and half storey. Walls of limestone rubble. Steepley gabled roof of 20C tiles. End stacks brick-finished. Four window range 20C casements.

1808

RICKSON, BUCKLAND, GOODWIN, TOWNSEND, CASTLE, FLOYD, TRINDER, CLAPTON

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Former farmstead

442 054

'New' house erected c.1650 by Edward Dudson. Door in record no.91 may have been taken from here when abandoned in early 19C. Messuage and virgate of lands in 1538. Hearth tax 1663: seven hearths.

1538

BUCKNER, DUDSON, BACON, RAWLING,

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Former farmstead

444 085

II (2/56)

A settlement, by 1327, contracted after Black Death to single large holding of 300 acres and separate ferry lease. Farmhouse: two-storey; 17C with S end extension in 18C. Walls of coursed limestone rubble. Roof: stone coped gable at S. end, hipped at N. end, with 20C tiles. Four window range..

1524

KNAPP, HAMPSHIRE, WINTER, HINDS, ROWLAND, HEDGES, FRANKLIN.

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Lodge

445 086

House of one and half-storey. Walls of rough-cut limestone. Gabled roof with brick end-stack. L-shape plan. Stone framed door with four-centre arch. 19C, later a gamekeeper's lodge.

1843

SHERWOOD, ALLSWORTH, WOOD

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BRIDGE

443 086

II (2/54)

Toll house two-storey with walls of limestone ashlar. L-shape plan. Bridge built in 1769, after Lord Abingdon regained Swinford tything on purchase, in order to facilitate turnpike Newland-Botley crossing Wytham Hill. Stone bridge possibly designed by Sir Robert Taylor, built by James Lord. ('Swinford Bridge' E.H.S.1969)

13C

Lease of lands associated with former ferry & alehouse: WINTER, MEALEY

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Cottages

443 086

Building erected 1771 for three-storey inn but adapted to provide six cottages - two terraces of three, back to back. Walls of coursed limestone. Hipped roof of stone slate. Three window range.

1771

BARSON, GREEN, JEFFS, HIGGS, FLOYD, ALLSWORTH, TREADWELL

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100

Reservoir complex

445 060

Formerly Cumnor Mead of 200 acres - providing common grazing for landed tenants after hayning of strips. Enclosed 1814. Gravel extraction began after the several tenants pought freehold in 1920s. Site acquired by Thames Water and work on first reservoir began in 1962. Farmoor stream diverted to E.

1066

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101

Former cottage

464 070

Former cottage: one and half-storey. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof of red-painted corrugated iron, formerly thatched. Two end stacks, the southerly of 20C brick. Two bay plan with central door and central staircase. Two window range; timber lintels over, now, shutters.

1726

BARRETT, STRIDE, TRINDER, FLOYD, COWLEY, PHILIPS -all gamekeepers. Now used for Girl Guide camps.

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101

Former cottage

457 068

Former cottage: one and half-storey. Walls of limestone rubble. Gabled roof of thatch. End stack. Timber lintels over central door and two window range. Dormer on eaves.

1808

DOD, NICHOLS, GARDINER, FLOYD, NEALE -burnt down 1947

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103

Site of former farmstead

458 068

Medieval holding, probably consolidating several smaller tenancies in 14C. Early leasehold. Lands taken into adjoining farm in early 19C and farmstead fell out of use. No descriptive record of farm house.

1252

atte WOOD, SADLER, BOAT, DOBSON, FULKS, COCKS

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104

Farm

458 068

Farmhouse: two-storey, dating from 17C but extended early 18C. N. wing originally timber-framed. Walls of coursed limestone rubble with squared quoins and dressings. Gabled roof with 20C tiles. Two-unit plan with cross-wing on N. side. Three window range. Blocked window on S. gable wall which has reset 16C window.

1327

COLLIS, FRANKLIN, HICKS, HOPKINS, TOWNSEND, BURT, PRATLEY, PODBERRY

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105

Site of former small copyhold cottage and yardland.

458 068

1630

FAIRBEARD, QUAINTON, SYMONDS, FITCHETT, ALLSWORTH, DUNPHY

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106

Site of former copyhold cottage and yardland.

458 068

No descriptive record of cottage. Inv. of Alice Taylor in 1669.

1635

TAYLOR, FLOYD Probably burnt down before 1861

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107

Country house, now extended as home for elderly

461 069

Original house of orange brick. Two and half storey in late Victorian style. Large windows with stone mullions, transome and dressing. Central door and foyer leads to hall and staircase.

1892

SIR WILLIAM WILSON HUNTER, ROSS, LADY ABINGDON, WESTMINSTER BANK, EDE

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108

Lodge

461 069

One and half storey, built in 1890s. Wallsof red brick. Gabled roof with Victorian tiles and cut ridge tiles. Central brick stack. Central door flanked by bay windows. Hung tiles at first floor level. Extended in 1980s and in 2000.

1900

KITCHEN, GROVE, TRINDER, TURNER

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109

Site of former farmstead

458 064

No descriptive record. Small leasehold which remained a working farm till beginning of 20C. Fieldstones mark site of cottage.

1544?

COLLINGBOURNE, STEVENS, GARDINER, FLOYD, BUCKINGHAM, WING

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110

Cottage

458 066

Two-storey house, built early 19C as tied cottage for farm at Farmoor. Walls of brick. Gabled roof with tiles. Extended in 1960 and again (kitchen) c.1975.

1820

WILKINS, ALDER, FLOYD, BROADIS, HAYWOOD, CAINE, KENNY

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111

Former farm

453 065

Two barns 17C

Former farmhouse, L-shape. Walls of limestone rubble, rendered on W. front. Gabled roof with tiles. Two window range on W. front. Converted to residual use 2000. Barn: timber frame on limestone rubble base, weatherboarded. Five-bay plan with central threshing floor. Being converted to office use 2000.

1327

RINGE, TUBB, BUTTERFIELD, MYGDAL, ALDEN, BEAUMONT, WEBB

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112

Former farmstead, now homes and office development

453 065

Former farmhouse: two storeys and attic. Two parts of roughly equal size; W. end with datestone 1729. Walls of limestone rubble, possibly with timber frame at first storey in W. section. Gabled roof, formerly with stone slates but corrugated iron mid-20C. Site redeveloped c.1987 for three homes and S. of site for offices 1998

16C

NOKE, MACHIN, MICHEL, TUBB, RICHARDS, LONG, FRANKLIN

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113

Site of former cottages

453 057

No descriptive record. Probably built 'on the waste' in 1630s, when issue raised in manorial court. Cottage fell down in early 20C and replaced c.1927 with railway carriage home, itself replaced with bungalow in 1980s.

1808

(semi-detached?) FLEXNEY, SMITH, KEEN, STEVENS, ROUSE, WALKLIN, MITCHELL, HAYWOOD

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114

Cottages

453 057

Now a terrace of cottages, one and half storey. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof, part stone slate, part tile. Dormer windows on eaves. Stone stack at no.3 external to wall. Inv. of Anne Butler 1703 relates to rear cottages, when an alehouse had name 'Tumble Down Dick'.

1630

BUTLER

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115

Bungalow, formerly livestock farm

453 058

Now extended as pre-school nursery. Bungalow built c.1900 and a base for smallholding, later livestock farm in 1930s. Site freehold in 1808. Bungalow: square form with pyramidal roof. Brick walls rendered.

1808

FROST, ABEL, WEBB

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116

Site of former farmstead

Unknown

No descriptive record. A medieval holding, a consolidation of several smaller 14C tenancies. Lands taken into no.112 by 1808.

1544

LILBURNE, STEVENS, MICHEL, CANTWELL

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117

House, formerly farmhouse

471 059

II (3/52)

Former farmhouse: one and half storey. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof of thatch. Ridge stack of brick; end stack at E. end of stone. Three unit plan with through passage. Two 19C dormers on N. front, three on S. side which until 1810 would have faced green lane. Medieval holding of half virgate.

1538

NOBLE, KENT, NALDER, HEDGES, FRANKLIN. Became residential in early 20C.

W.J.Hanson

118

Former farm, now house with commercial offices in outbuildings.

469 061

II (3/29)

Former farmhouse, early 18C with N. range from later in 18C. S. range (originally front to green lane access) of uncoursed limestone rubble walls with brick dressings. N. range of red brick. Gabled roofs with 20C tiles. Two-storey, two unit plan with central doorway. Farming ceased here in 1984

1538

PAYNE, PEACOCK, LANGFORD, MORRIS, WEBB, ADAMS, FRANKLIN, MORTIMER

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119

Former farmstead, now redeveloped for housing

475 059

II (3/25)

Former farmhouse: two-storey, L-shaped plan with S. facing wing dating from 14C, though altered in late 18C. Coursed limestone rubble walls with squared dressings. Gabled roof of clay tiles, formerly stone slate. Roof dates from early 18C. Site excavated by OAU (Oxoniensia 1994) before site redevelopment.

c.1100

DAVIS, TUBB, BUSBY, ADAMS, LIPSCOMBE, STROUD, NIXEY, WHITE

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120

Site of former copyhold

476 063

Archaeological evidence for 14C site. By 16C, consolidated into holding 119. No descriptive record. Burnt down 1921. Plot now beneath A420 by-pass.

14C

BUSBY, WILKES, BARSON, FIELD, RICHARDS, COX

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121

House, former farmstead

471 063

Former farmhouse, holding in 16C probably represented consolidation of two smaller tenancies. 'Blakechilds' in 1375. House: two storey. Front S-facing wing on E. side has eroded stone tablet high on gable. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble with brick dressings and on W end large quoins. Poor condition.

1327

BLACKCHILD, LANGLEY, CAMPION, CHEYNEY, STEVENSON, TUBB, BATEMAN, WITNEY, HARRIS

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122

Cottage, former farmstead

466 065

Cottage: two-storey. Walls of limestone rubble with brick dressings. Brick extension on W. end. Gabled roof of clay tiles. End stacks of brick -flue line on E. gable also brick. Earlier part of two bays with central door and staircase. Two window range. Stone barn at S.E. corner of 'Home Close'.

1760

LANGLEY, HEDGES, BOLTON, DAVIS, HICKS Field study centre for children 1932

W.J.Hanson

123

Site of former farmstead

466 065

No descriptive record of farmstead. Site of farmstead uncertain though it might be marked by rectangular ditch and enclosure in 'Newberry Close', allotment 160 at Enclosure.

SPEENE Farmstead lost mid-18C

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124

Remnants of former farmstead

466 065

'Building known as 'Blue Dragon', part of outdoor education centre from 1932. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Much altered. Smallest of three holdings at Hill End in 17C.

1630

RIGGINS, WALKLIN, BUTTERFIELD Lands taken into other holdings 18C

W.J.Hanson

125

House

475 059

Medieval holding, known in17C as 'Dencourte', with one virgate.Farmhouse till 1920. Carol Rosier report 1993. Main block originally four-bay. Extension on N.W. corner 1813. Extension on S.W. corner Victorian. Material here from Cumnor Place. Bread oven with hearth at W. end. Bay window 1840. Interior panels 17C

1538

CANTWELL, BROUGHTON, WYNN, POTTLE, SLATTER, BAYNE, WISE, WASTIE

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126

House

475 059

Irregular T-shape plan. Two-storey. Walls of limestone rubble. Thatch roof. Original end stack of stone: hearth remodelled 20C. Cross-wing at north end c.1840. Roof renewed 19C. Wood-mullioned window c.1600 in central lower room. Two dormers on eaves.

1808

INNESS

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127

Site of medieval hamlet

466 065

In field S.E. and abutting Cowleaze Copse: 'Upper Home Close', allotment 179 at Enclosure. Superficial examination has indicated small medieval site, consistent with 1327 lay subsidy; probably abandoned late 14C and lands given to consolidated holdings.

20C

W.J.Hanson

128

House, and cottage, formerly semi-detached

476 059

Victorian house built c.1891 on front of site. Detached cottage to rear and S.W. of plot, perhaps late 17C: walls of limestone rubble with brick dressings and in-fill. Roof height raised 1970 to give headroom on ground floor; one and half-storey; dormers at front on eaves. Extended at W. end.

1808

BORTON, LOWE, RICHARDS, EAST, WOODOCK

W.J.Hanson

130

Site of former farmstead

475 059

No clear descriptive record. Walls of limestone rubble. Gabled roof of thatch. Medieval holding with virgate. Lands taken into nearby holdings in 18C. House fell down c.1940

1760

CANLEY, GODFREY

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130

Semi-detached houses

482 059

Built in 1879 for staff at Chawley Works, linked then by narrow gauge railway. Tile drying racks at rear. Walls of brick. Cut ridge tiles. Effigy of Lord Abingdon on front wall.

1879

MARTIN, BUNCE, CHESHIRE, FLETCHER

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131

Farm

481 065

Actually with Seacourt (with Wytham) but lands in parish. Farmhouse three-storey. Walls of limestone rubble, whitewashed. Gabled roof of clay tiles. Windows 20C. Early leasehold. Stud farm in early 20C. Oxford University acquired 1943.

1726

CANTWELL, BLEA, DAVIS, MARTIN, HICKS, FRANKLIN, IRELAND

W.J.Hanson

132

Site of former farm

478 065

Site now under A420 by-pass. Medieval holding with half virgate. No descriptive record. Labourers in farmhouse by end of 18C. Fell down mid-19C.

1540

HOWSE, CANTWELL, MARTIN, HALL, COX, KEEN, EAST, BARSON

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133

Cottage

482 059

1811

FLOYD

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134

COTTAGE

482 059

Original small stone-walled cottage rebuilt and encased c.1980.

1808

COPPING, WHITER, CURTIS, ALLSWORTH

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135

Former cottage, now house

482 059

No descriptive record apart from neg.48/17. Two-storey.

1808

SAXTON, TRINDER

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136

Cottage

482 059

One and half storey. Walls of limestone rubble, whitewashed. Roof thatched. Known as 'Willow Cottage'.

1808

STRANGE, PRICKETT, WALKER, WOODWARD

W.J.Hanson

137

Cottage

482 059

Cottage, much altered. Stone walls. Datestone '1822' marked renovations by George Hounslow.

1808

HOUNSLOW

W.J.Hanson

138

Former 'Elms Farm', now commercial redevelopment

485 061

Medieval holding called 'Notebeams'. Late farmhouse probably early 18C. Four unit plan. Walls rendered. Gabled roof with stone slates. Brick stacks at E. ridge end and threequarters way to W. Four window range. Door with four-centre arch. Site redeveloped mid-20C.

1540

BUCKNER, SAMBACH, PAINTON, BLAYGROVE, ENSWORTH, BRAINE, HOWSE

W.J.Hanson

139

Former farmstead, now Seacourt commercial development

487 063

III

Former farmhouse two-storey. Walls of uncoursed limestone rubble. Gabled roof of clay tiles. Asymmetrical windows

1317

LEVINZE, FYNMORE, DOVER, FREEMAN, JOHNSON, TURNER

W.J.Hanson

140

House, former farmstead

490 059

Medieval holding with 2 virgates. Two storey. L-shape plan. Walls of limestone rubble but also timber-frame and brick. Gabled roof of stone slate. Interior of interior. Remains of sunken garden. Lands taken into other holdings 19C and house occupied by 3 labourers' families. Limited restoration in late 20C.

1808

SPEENE, RANKLE, DAVIS, ENOCH, PIMM, WEAVER

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141

Public house

488 063

Formerly in Cumnor manor. Public house, much affected by alterations and change in road line. Beside Seacourt Stream. Two storey. Hipped roof

1726

SCATE, BUCKINGHAM, JEFFSET, GREEN, FREWIN, DANIELS, COCKS, SKELCHER

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142

Former mill

491 062

Millhouse one and half storey with dormers in roof. Gabled roof. Double stack at W. ridge end.

1222

SPEENE, RANKLE, HUNT. Mill demolished 1924

W.J.Hanson

143

Former bungalow, now house

459 042

Former bungalow built by Holifield in 1920s. Demolished 1999 for redevelopment with four bedroomed house.

1808

W.J.Hanson

144

Bungalow, rebuilt

453 066

Built 1928. Single-storey bungalow. Walls of brick. Gabled roof with clay tiles. Rebuilt 1999.

1922

JOHNSON

W.J.Hanson

145

Former cottages, now storage

459 041

'B&RS Cottages', formerly 32-38 Appleton Road, on roadside on S. end of plot. Terrace of five. Walls of limestone rubble. Gabled roof of stone slate Converted for storage in 1960s.

1876

BUCKINGHAM, CLEMSON, CAPEL, NEALE, JOHNSON, BELCHER, TRINDER, HEAVENS

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146

Former cottage

456 039

Former cottage pulled down in 1930s as it failed health standards. No descriptive record but report of earthen floor.

1808

BECKETTS, CLARIDGE,

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