EAW029422 ENGLAND (1950). Countryside around Bagmore Copse and Broom Farm, Privett, 1950

Fountain

This area was all Basing Park

Merepond Lane

Hempland Lane

Railway line, Alton lies to the right, Fareham is off to the left.

Line of goods siding - apparently lifted by 1950

Privet Bush Inn

Engine House

Privett Railway Station - on the Meon Valley line which ran from Alton to Fareham. Opened 1903, closed 1955. There seems to be a carriage drive from Basing Park to the railway station - the station is too large for such a countryside location, and may have been for the local squire, who insisted on the station name. The Privett Tunnel, which we can see in this image, was 1000 yards.

Ashen Wood House

A32

Brewers Lane

Underneath this point the railway runs in a tunnel

Thatched Cottage (Grade 2)

Bailey Green

Malthouse Farm

Church Road

Fawley Farm

Fawley Lane

Railway entering tunnel.

Bagmore Copse

Littlecroft

Basing Park

To either side of this pin is a cottage- On the left is "No.3 Home Farm Cottage and Estate Office at basing Home" Grade 2 listed - English Heritage Building ID: 471619 Estate office and farm cottage. 1865, for William Nicholson of Basing Park. No.3 is mirror-image of No.2 Home Farm Cottage. Estate office attached to SE; single storey. On the right is "2 Home Farm Cottage and Dairy at Basing Home Farm" Grade 2 listed English Heritage Building ID: 471620 Farm cottage and dairy. 1865, for William Nicholson of Basing Park. mirror-image of No.3 Home Farm Cottages. Dairy attached to rear by covered way with timber arcade; dairy is octagonal on plan, timber-framed with diagonal brick nogging and with hipped conical roof with lantern

Basing Home Farmhouse, Froxfield, GU34 3NS Grade 2 listed building - English Heritage Building ID: 471618 Farmhouse. 1865, for William Nicholson of Basing Park.

Farm Buildings at Basing Home Farm, Froxfield - GU34 3NS Grade 2 - English Heritage Building ID: 471617 What is left of this building (not listed until 1998) are the top, right and bottom parts forming a backwards E (with the vertical on the right). Planned farmstead. 1865 for William Nicholson of Basing Park. PLAN: Large planned farmstead with barns, an engine-house, cart and implement sheds and cattle-sheds around two large covered yards, and a detached barn to the west. The two yards inside the backward E are tidy mown grass now, with car parking to the long Left side.

Broom Farm

Sages Lane

Hempland Lane

Broadmore Copse