Listed Buildings in Sherfield English

Barn 60m N Of Manor Farm
Pound Lane
Sherfield English
Romsey
Hampshire
SO51 6FJ

Barn.  Probably C18.  Weatherboarding above a red brick plinth, with corrugated tin sheeting to roof.  Four bays, with queen post trusses with diminishing rafters to the left of the threshing bay; bay to the right has an inserted floor, with hayloft door to gable end. HISTORY: a characteristic small-scale barn, this structure is representative of its type and is made up of re-used timber elements which may have come from the adjacent farmhouse when its C17 fabric was remodelled later in the C18.  It has group value with Sole Hill Farmhouse.

Farmhouse.  Mid C18 altered C19 and C20.  Painted brick in Sussex bond on stuccoed plinth.  Peg tiled roof with C19 ridge tiles and end brick chimneystacks (right one stuccoed, left one renewed brickwork).  2 storeys 3 windows.  Brick modillion eaves cornice.  3 casements with cambered head linings do not stretch the full width, simple cambered surround to doorcase with modern door, now concealed by C20 conservatory.  1 S-shaped and 1 straight iron tie.  C20 outshut to rear with tiled roof, 2 C20 dormers with casements and 2 casements to ground floor.  Right side elevation stuccoed.  Left side elevation has C20 casements.  Interior has axial beams with 1 inch chamfers with run out stops.  Wooden bressumer to open fireplace.  Stair cupboard has plank door with H hinges.  Cambered brick arch to right side room in former rear hall.  Left side room has cambered brick chimney-piece.  Staircase with stick balusters and 3 plank doors to 1st floor.  Roof has angled queen struts with through purlins and pegged rafters strengthened by later rough poles.  Shown on estate map of 1750 of the Duke of Northumberland's estate.

Gateway.  1914 to Darcy Braddell.  Brick with brick and stone dressings, old plain tile roof.  3 bay with central 2 storey gateway and room over, each side two storey bay.  In centre tall stone 4-centred arch with carved spandrels.  Over arch, with console corbel running down to apex, oriel window in stone, leaded lights, tented lead roof, in gable with large console bracket and finials.  Side bays have on inner corner full-height pilaster supporting console to gable, on far corner brick rustications.  Beside pilaster ledged door in small moulded brick surround.  On each floor 3-light mullioned moulded brick window, leaded lights.  Openwork brick parapet.  On end 2 moulded brick shafted stack and hipped roof.  Octagonal stack on central ridge.

Glebe Farm
Salisbury Road
Sherfield English
Romsey
Hampshire
SO51 6FL

Farmhouse.  Early C18, extended C19.  Brick, old plain tile roof.  1½ storey, 2 bay cottage with single storey service bay to R and 2 storey C19 bay to L.  Central planked door in open gabled porch.  Each side 2-light casement under segmental head.  Over gabled 2-light dormer.  At R roof half-hipped with stack.  To L taller C19 bay with 4-pane sash head in gabled dormer.  Roof half-hipped to L with stack to R.

Granary 30m N Of Manor Farm
Pound Lane
Sherfield English
Romsey
Hampshire
SO51 6FJ

Granary At Birchwood House Farm
Salisbury Road
Sherfield English
Romsey
Hampshire
SO51 6FF

Former farmhouse. Probably 2nd half C17; later alterations. Timber framed with painted brick infill; hipped thatch roof (of combed wheat reed over original long straw); brick ridge stack between right-hand bays. Baffle-entry plan. 1 1/2 storeys, 3 bays, right bay possibly added. Square panelled timber frame on brick plinth with straight braces from wall posts to eaves plate. On right side of central bay, board door in chamfered wooden surround protected by C19 or early C20 gabled brick porch. C20 lean-to porch and side-outshot on left. Three C20 windows to ground flor. On upper floor the left bays each have a small-pane wooden casementof 2 lights under swept thatch. Rear; left bay has old board door with cover strips. On right, external stack and C20 lean-to. INTERIOR; central room has brick inglenook fireplaces with chamfered timber bressumer, bracketed mantleshelf, bench, and bread oven; winder stair to side of chimney; large-scantling spine-beam with deep chamfer and stepped steps; similar beam in left bay; board doors throughout wide floorboards to 1st floor and jowelled heads of wallposts, straight windbraces, purlins, tie-beams and principal rafters visible. in state of disrepair at time of inspection (2/07/91)

Manor Farm
Pound Lane
Sherfield English
Romsey
Hampshire
SO51 6FJ

Cottage.  C16 extended C18 and C20.  Timber-frame with painted brick encasing and additions, thatched roof.  2 bay, 1½ storey cottage with C18 2 storey crosswing added to one end, and C20 addition to rear of this and 1 bay of original, C20 bay added to other end.  Front has early C20 plank door in L C16 bay with 2-light segmental-head leaded casement beside, and in each bay, and a single light similar in R C16 bay.  Tl L C18 cross-wing bay has plinth and cellar with blocked light above 2-light leaded casement.  C16 bays have 2-light leaded casement in eyebrow dormer.  Roof half-hipped to R with ridgepiece and hipped to crosswing.  Stacks each end of C16 building, though that to L capped off in roof space.

Cottage.  C16 altered C20.  Timber-frame with plaster or painted brick infill, old plain tile roof. 1½ storey, 3 bay.  At LH end of R bay is C20 weatherboarded, pent-roofed porch, with door on L side.  6-pane sash to R.  2-light casement in other bays.  Above centre C20 large 5-light hip-roofed dormer.  Roof half-hipped.  Above door ridge stack with 2 short diamond shafts

House.  C18 remodelled late C19 using materials from early C18 Sherfield House.  Brick, old plain tile roof.  Plan of 2 storey, 3 bay, double pile block with each end projecting 1 bay wide wing.  Front has projecting central timber porch with 6-panel top-lit door in doorcase having pilasters and overhanging pediment.  Above C18 12-pane sash.  In each bay double 12-pane sash, reused C18, under rubbed brick arch.  On 1st floor similar without arches.  All sashes with thick glazing bars.  Taller central part has boxed eaves and end stacks.  Wings projecting half a bay have moulded cornice and hipped roof, originally separate, now linked on inner side with lead flat roof, and tiled sloping front face.  On outer side stack and flat roofed dormer.  Originally mistaken for unusual C18 house and given a higher grade when listed.

Farmhouse.  Probably C17 in origin, with a later C18 brick exterior.  Red brick, mainly laid in English bond, with a peg tiled half-hipped roof; brick chimney stacks rebuilt. PLAN: lobby entry plan. EXTERIOR:  three bay south elevation with off-centre porch (blocked). Segmental arches of headers to ground floor casement windows, which are modern replacements; modern porch to left (west) of no interest.  Straight-headed first floor windows set beneath dragon-tooth cornice to eaves.  Rear (north) elevation has a plinth and evidence of a former doorway.  East gable end retains a line of hung slates, possibly covering part of the original timber frame.  Later outbuildings to west end. INTERIOR: not inspected but reported to retain stop-chamfered beam in ground floor room to right of lobby entry, with some original fabric elsewhere; some re-used early joinery.  Several phased brick chimney flue; probably C17 fabric to ground floor, first floor openings created in later C18. HISTORY: listed as a substantially intact early modern farmhouse with several phases of fabric; in terms of plan, construction and materials it is highly characteristic of Hampshire farm buildings and retains some of its original ancillary buildings, including a barn [q.v.].

Parish church.  1902 by Fred Bath, arch of Salisbury, for Lady Ashburton.  Brick with Bath stone dressings, slate roof.  Plan of small chancel crossing tower with transepts, nave with aisles, and NW porch, in Perp style.  E end of chancel has large 5-light pointed window with foiled tracery, and diagonal buttresses.  On N & S walls transomed cinquefoile lancet.  Tower has clasping buttresses to corners except on SE is octagonal stair turret with steps down to vault under transept.  Transepts have wide 5-light cinquefoiled 4-centred window and diagonal buttresses.  Tower of 2 square plan stages topped by parapet and inside it octagonal stone bell stage, with flying buttresses down to corners, surmounted by short lead spire.  Aisles have wide cinquefoiled 4-light 4-centred arch windows with buttresses between, and 3-light similar to clerestory.  To E bay of N aisle gabled porch with stone 4-centred arch and blind tracery over,  and diagonal buttresses.  W end has diagonal buttresses to aisles, tall buttresses to nave, with pointed 2-light windows to aisles and large foiled 5-light window to nave.  Inside C19 stained glass to E and W windows with Edwardian stained glass flowers in other windows.  Jacobean style panelling in chancel with stone Perp style piscina and recessed seats on S.  All arches pointed 2 moulded orders on perp.  Style capitals on octagonal shafts.  Altar rails possible C17, or good copy.  Transepts house organ and vestry.  Carved timber ogee arched screen.  Pulpit beside has reset C16 carved panels in suitable C19 both is work.  Arcades similar to arches with wall shafts from corbels of roof coming down to piers.  Plastered ribbed roofs.  AT W end C19 stone font on marble shafts and medieval stone coffin.

Inn.  C17 altered and extended C18.  Rendered brick, old plain, and painted brick, slate roof.  Early part 1½ storey, 3 bay with low roofed wing to rear on R and late C20 2 storey, 2 bay addition to R.  To L of centre bay of early part, top-glazed door under timber pediment.  In L ay wide 6-pane sash, in centre bay 16-pane sash, in R bay wide 15-pane sash, all with segmental heads.  Over 3 2-light gabled dormers.  R addition has plinth and full-height corner pilasters.  In R corner 6-flush panel door. Four 16-pane sashes.  Roof hipped to R. slate-hung L gable with stack.

School.  Mid C19.  Brick, with stone dressings, upper parts timber-frame with plaster infill, old plain tile roof.  6 bay, 1½ storey with projecting wings at end of house part end and at one but end bay of school, residence in L 2 bays.  L bay projects forward half-a-bay.  Beside it 4-panel top glazed door.  Beside 3-light window.  Over coved plaster jetty.  In L bay 4-light casement, above toothed brick string and in half-hipped gable 3-light casement.  Over other bay 2-light in half-hipped dormer.  All windows leaded.  Before next bay external chimney on front, tapering to 2 shafts.  Next 2 bays and end bay have 3-light basement with toothed cill string.  Between projecting School room with large 4-light transomed window with cillstring and half-timbered gable.  Roof at R end overhanging on stone brackets.  At L roof hipped with another external brick stack on end.

The Old Rectory
Salisbury Road
Sherfield English
Romsey
Hampshire
SO51 6FL

Rectory, now house.  Early C19.  Stuccoed brick, slate roof.  2 storey, 3 bay with brick wing to rear.  Front has projecting canted bay with 12-pane sash in each bay, 12-pane sash over and pedimented gable.  Wider L bay has 12-pane sash on each floor and similar sashes in small R bay.  Ends have pedimented gables on ends.  Door on R end with 6-pane door and fanlight.

Cottage. Mid C19.  Brick, stone dressings, half-timber and plaster 1st floor, old plain tile roof.  1½ storey, T-plan of wide 2 bays head and single bay stem.  Garden front of 2 bays has plinth and each side of centre 4-light stone mullioned window.  Above in centre 6-light window with head in half-hipped dormer, having projecting eaves on carved brackets. Roof overhangs similarly at ends.  Large central stack of 4 shafts arranged in square.  On R end planked door, under carved timber pent-roofed porch.  Small 2-light casement beside and longer 4-light casement in gable.  Similar to school.