Oxfordshire Historic Environment Record East and West Hanney (extracted 1 April 2015)

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1 Oxfordshire Historic Environment Record East and West Hanney (extracted 1 April 2015) 1. PRN name Grid reference GARDEN WALL APPROXIMATELY 30 METRES SOUTH OF WEST HANNEY HOUSE, THE GREEN Garden wall. C18 SU4092 WEST HANNEY THE GREEN (West side) 13/174 Garden wall approx 30m S of West Hanney House GV II Stone uncoursed rubble to lower half; red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond above. Wall forms an L-shape on the East and South sides of the garden. Approximately 3 metres high, each side being approximately 45 metres long. Listing NGR: SU Garden wall (C18) PRN Listed, grade II SU PRN name GRANARY APPROXIMATELY 5 METRES NORTH WEST OF WEST HANNEY HOUSE, THE GREEN Granary. Probably mid C18 SU4092 WEST HANNEY THE GREEN (West side) 13/175 Granary approx 5m NW of West Hanney House GV II Staddle stones; weatherboarding on timberframing; stone slate half-hipped roof. Single-storey, 3-bay range. Plank door to left return. 3-light wood mullion window to centre. Interior not inspected. Included for group value. Listing NGR: SU Timber framed building (Mid C18) Staddle stone (Mid C18) Granary (Mid C18) PRN 23311

2 Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN name? Deserted Hamlet of Paufrey The Inclosure Act of 1803 for East Hanney mentions a hamlet or tithing of Paufrey, which has disappeared. Name may survive in Poughley Farm, partly surrounded by earthworks (not yet examined) No more details Deserted settlement PRN Grid reference SU PRN name STABLE BLOCK APPROXIMATELY 30 METRES NORTH WEST OF WEST HANNEY HOUSE, THE GREEN Stable block, part now converted to garages. Early C18, with later alterations SU4092 WEST HANNEY THE GREEN 13/176 (West side) 24/11/66 Stable block approx 30m NW of WestHanney House (Formerly listed as Stable Block at West Hanney House) GV II Coursed stone rubble; stone slate roof. Single storey and attic; 9-window range. Stable doors to left and to left of centre. Garage doors to centre. Plank door to right of centre. Irregular fenestration of casements and openings with louvred woodwork. Gabled dormers. Hay dormer to left of centre. 2 glovers to centre and to right, that to centre having weathervane. Interior: feeding rack to left. Datestone of 1838 to centre. Listing NGR: SU Garage (Now) Stable (Early C18) Stable Weather vane (Early C18) PRN 23312

3 Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN7129 name Prior's Court, Manor Farm (site of) of manor belonging to priory of Newton Longville located at Manor Farm 2) Walter Giffard founded the priory of Newton Longville in Bucks, a c ell of the Abbey of St Faith Longville, and gave to it the vill of Hanney. A manor in West Hanney belonged to the priory till the confiscation of the property of alien monasteries in the reign of Henry V Priory PRN 7129 Grid reference SU PRN name RAISED FOOTPATH, CHURCH STREET Raised footpath. Probably C18 SU4092 WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET (North side) 13/154 Raised footpath GV II Stone uncoursed rubble with stone flags to surface. Approx. 45 metres long. Included for group value. Listing NGR: SU Footpath (C18) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN name RAISED FOOTPATH, CHURCH STREET Raised footpath. Probably C18

4 SU4092 WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET 13/157 (South side) Raised footpath GV II Stone uncoursed rubble with stone flags to surface. Approx. 50 metres long. Included for group value. Listing NGR: SU Footpath (C18) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN name?fishponds near Letcombe Brook (W of The Mulberries) Earthworks west of The Mulberries in East Hanney are interpreted to be a fishpond, almost certainly of medieval date, fed by an inlet leat from a nearby, but no longer extant, spring (1) Single rectangular depression adjacent to Letcombe Brook, fed by a leat from the east. Further, more confused earthworks between this pond and The Mulberries. Earthworks surveyed in Probably belonged to one of the medieval manors of East Hanney. Visible on AP of c.1960 (2) Scored for MPP Fishpond PRN Grid reference SU PRN name Enclosures at East Hanney Two enclosures, pits and other possible cropmarks seen on aerial photograph 2 enclosures, pits and other possible cropmarks seen on Geonex. Found by chance on 22/03/04 by P Smith (1). Xeroxed enlargment of AP has been included within DRF (2).

5 Enclosure PRN Grid reference SU PRN name Bronze Age Lithic Scatter Flint tools collected from field walking: an engraver, a borer and a blade No more details Lithic scatter 2350BC - 701BC PRN Grid reference SU PRN name BARN APPROXIMATELY 25 METRES EAST OF PHILBERD'S MANOR, HALLS LANE Barn. Probably mid C18 SU4193 EAST HANNEY HALLS LANE (North side) 12/32 Barn approx 25m E of Philberd's Manor GV II Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile hipped roof. 5-bay aisled barn. Gabled midstrey to centre with double plank doors and having dovecote to gable. Ventilation slits to left and right. Interior: double queen-post roof. Listing NGR: SU Barn (Mid C18) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN 23193

6 name BARN APPROXIMATELY 5 METRES WEST OF VARLINS (NOT INCLUDED), HALLS LANE Barn. Probably C17 SU4193 EAST HANNEY HALLS LANE (North side) 12/30 Barn approx 5m W of Varlins (not included) GV II Stone uncoursed rubble plinth; weatherboarding, probably on timber-framing; thatch roof. 6-bay barn. Plank double doors to right of centre. Irregular fenestration of C19 windows. Interior not inspected. Included for group value. Listing NGR: SU Barn (C17) Timber framed barn (C17) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN name MANOR COTTAGE, POST OFFICE LANE House. C17 SU4093 WEST HANNEY POST OFFICE LANE (West side) 11/170 Manor Cottage II Small timber-framing with rendered infill; C20 plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. 2-storey, 3-bay range. Plank door to centre. Irregular fenestration of casements. First floor jettied. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU Jettied house (C17) Timber framed house (C17) House (C17) House (C20) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU

7 14. PRN 2604 name Undated Clay Pit (NW of Flapp's Barn) Clay dug for making bricks No more details Clay pit Grid reference SU PRN name Milestone at SU , A338 Milestone. Probably early C19. Type T. SU49SW EAST HANNEY A338 (East side) 4/19 Milestone at SU II Milestone. Probably early C19. Painted stone. Square. Inscribed "Oxford 11, Wantage 3". Listing NGR: SU Milestone PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN name Milestone at SU , A338 Milestone. Probably early C19. Type T1, with inscription SU49SW EAST HANNEY A338 (West side) 4/20 Milestone at SU II Milestone. Probably early C19. Painted stone. Square. Inscribed "Oxford 10, Wantage 4". Listing NGR: SU Milestone PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU

8 17. PRN name Undated Clay Pit (NW of Flapp's Barn) Clay dug for making bricks No more details Clay pit PRN Grid reference SU PRN name SHELTERSHED APPROXIMATELY 10 METRES NORTH WEST OF OLD MILL HOUSE, MILL ORCHARD Sheltershed. C18 SU4192 EAST HANNEY MILL ORCHARD (South side) 14/43 Sheltershed approx 10m NW of Old Mill House GV II Timber-framed with weatherboarding to rear; corrugated metal-sheet hipped roof. 2-bay sheltershed. Queen-past roof. Included for group value. Listing NGR: SU Shelter shed (C18) Timber framed building (C18) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN 7131 name Mill Pond Only known from mapped location No more details Mill pond PRN 7131

9 Grid reference SU PRN name LAMB COTTAGE, SCHOOL LANE House. Probably mid C17 SU4092 WEST HANNEY SCHOOL LANE (South side) 13/171 Lamb Cottage II Large timber-framing with painted brick infill; C20 plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to centre. 2-unit lobby-entry plan. 2-storey. 3-window range. Ribbed door to centre. Irregular fenestration of C20 casements. Double Queen-post roof truss to right-return gable end. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU House (Mid C17) Timber framed house (Mid C17) House (C20) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN te name WEST HANNEY HOUSE AND ATTACHED ARCHWAYS, THE GREEN Rectory now house. Dated 1727 on sundial to south front SU4092 WEST HANNEY THE GREEN 13/173 (West side) 25/10/51 West Hanney House and attached archways (Formerly listed as West Hanney House) GV II* Red brick with flared headers, with red brick dressings; slate mansard roof; brick lateral stacks and end stacks. Baroque style. 3-storey, 2-bay centre; 2-bay ranges of 2 storeys and attic to left and right. Main front to garden 2:2:2. Centre 2 bays project forward. Sash door to right of centre with overlight and segmental brick head having keystone. Segmental-headed 12-pane unhorned sashes with segmental brick heads having keystones and shaped brick aprons to all openings except false window to third floor right of centre. Flat brick band between ground and first floors. Flat brick band to base of parapet. Panelled parapet, swept up to centre 2 bays. Panelled parapet to centre 2 bays. Lateral stacks flank centre 2 bays. Right return: 3-storey, 2-bay centre; single-bay ranges of 2 storeys and attic to left and right. 1:2:1. Regular fenestration, mostly of false windows. End stacks flank centre 2 bays. Interior: C18 dog leg staircase and panelled rooms. Attached archways to left and right with open pediments. (s of England,

10 Berkshire, 1975, p263; VCH: Berkshire, Vol 4, 1924, p285) Listing NGR: SU Arch (1727) Vicarage (1727) PRN Listed, grade II* Grid reference SU PRN me RAILINGS AND GATE APPROXIMATELY 10 METRES SOUTH OF ROBEY HOUSE, MILL ORCHARD Railings and gate. Early C19 SU4192 EAST HANNEY MILL ORCHARD (North side) 14/40 Railings and gate approx 10m S of Robey House GV II Red brick plinth to railings; cast-iron railings with spearhead finials and matching central gate. Approx. 1.5 metres high and 15 metres long. Gate signed "C. Hart, Maker, Wantage". Included for group value. Listing NGR: SU Gate (Early C19) Railings (Early C19) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN Vicarage. Probably early C19 SU4092 WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET 13/158 (South side) 24/11/66 The Vicarage (Formerly listed as Vicarage) GV II Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; stone slate roof; brick end stacks. 2-storey, 3-window range. 4-panel door to centre with overlight and flat hood on shaped brackets. 12-pane unhorned sashes to all openings with flat brick arches. Flat brick band between ground and first floors. Worn stone panel above flat brick band to centre. Dentil brick course to eaves. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU

11 Vicarage (Early C19) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU Copyright Oxfordshire County Council 24. PRN 9631 te name Medieval Village Cross, The Green Stone cross; the lower part of shaft and gableted top are ancient, the rest modern. Reassmebled c.1908 incorporating C15 stonework. Octagonal stepped base. SU4092 WEST HANNEY THE GREEN 13/172 Village Cross 25/10/51 GV II Village cross. Re-assembled c.1908, incorporating some C15 stone-work. Stone. Octagonal stepped base. Tapering octagonal shaft supporting square panelled top and cross. Included for group value. (N. Hammond, The Oxfordshire Village Book, 1983, p176) Listing NGR: SU (4) Scored for MPP Cross PRN 9631 Listed, grade II Grid reference SU name SHEPHERD'S COTTAGE, CHURCH STREET House. Probably early C18 SU4092 WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET (North side) 13/156 Sheperd's Cottage GV II C19 brick plinth; large timber-framing with rendered infill; thatch half-hipped roof; brick end stack. Single storey and attic; 2-window range. C20 door to centre with C20 open porch. C20 three-light metal casements to left and right. Swept dormer to left with 3-light wood casement. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU House (Early C18)

12 Timber framed house (Early C18) House (C19) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN Name CHEST TOMB TO WILLIAM WOODWARD APPROXIMATELY 20 METRES SOUTH OF TRANSEPT OF CHURCH OF ST JAMES, CHURCH STREET Chest tomb. Dated 1725 to inscription SU4092 WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET 13/163 (South side) Chest tomb to William Woodward approx 2m S of transept of Church of St. James GV II Stone. Rectangular. Cyma-recta moulded plinth. Plain central panels to each side and end. Baluster mouldings to corners. Shaped edge to plain top slab. Inscription to southfacing panel. Listing NGR: SU Chest tomb (1725) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN Name Old Mill House, Mill Orchard House Early C19 domestic building. Brick with slate roof SU4192 EAST HANNEY MILL ORCHARD (South side) 14/41 Old Mill House GV II Mill house, now house. Early C19, with mid C19 addition to right. Red brick; slate hipped roof; brick internal stack to right return. 2-storey, 3-window range. 6- panel door to centre with decorative fanlight and fluted half-column surround. 12-pane unhorned sashes to all openings. 2-storey, single-bay addition to right in same style. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU

13 28. PRN Name THE COTTAGE, MAIN STREET House. Probably late C17 SU4192 EAST HANNEY MAIN STREET (West side) 14/37 The Cottage II Large timber-framing with painted brick infill; thatch roof; brick ridge stack to centre. 2- unit lobby-entry plan. Single storey and attic; 2-window range at right-angles to street. C20 part-glazed door to centre. C20 two-light wood casement to left. C20 three-light wood casement to right. Right return, to street: C20 casements to ground floor and attic. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU Timber framed house (Late C17) House (Late C17) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN e CHAPEL COTTAGE, MAIN STREET House. Probably mid C17, with C20 addition to left SU4192 EAST HANNEY MAIN STREET (East side) 14/34 Chapel Cottage GV II Rendered plinth; small timber-framing with rendered infill; render, probably on brick, to left; thatch roof, half-hipped to right; brick ridge stack: to left of centre. Single storey and attic; 3-window range. Plank door to right of centre. Irregular fenestration of C20 wood casements. 3 swept dormers with 2-light casements. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU House (Mid C17) Timber framed house (Mid C17) House (C20) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU

14 30. PRN ame ROSE COTTAGE, CHURCH STREET House. C17 SU4092 WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET (South side) 13/165 Rose Cottage GV II Render, probably on stone rubble, to plinth; irregular timber-framing with painted brick infill to ground floor; irregular timber-framing with rendered infill above; thatch half-hipped roof; stone ridge stack to centre with C18 brick flue attached to right side. Single storey and attic; 3-window range. Irregular fenestration of 2-light casements. 2 swept dormers with 3-light casements. Left return: C20 glazed door with C20 open porch. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU House (C17) Timber framed house (C17) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN me KING'S FARMHOUSE, GREEN STREET Farmhouse, now house. C17, with C19 addition to right, and C20 addition to rear SU4193 EAST HANNEY GREEN STREET (West side) 12/28 King's Farmhouse GV II Painted brick; old plain-tile roof; brick end stack to left, ridge stack to right of centre. 2-storey, 3-window range. C20 plank door to gabled porch at left of centre. 3-light casements to ground and first floors left and centre. 2-light casement to ground floor right. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU Farmhouse (C17) Farmhouse (C19) Farmhouse (C20) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU

15 32. PRN me Parish/ district Grid reference CHURCH FARMHOUSE, CHURCH STREET Farmhouse. C17 with C19 addition SU4092 WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET 13/159 (South side) 24/11/66 Church Farmhouse (Formerly listed as Church Farm) GV II Coursed stone rubble; stone slate roof; old plain-tile roof to addition; brick ridge stack. 2-storey, 2-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door with hood to left. 16-pane unhorned sashes to all openings. C19 addition forms cross-wing to left of 2-storey, 2-window range, with irregular fenestration of casements. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU Farmhouse (C17) Farmhouse (C19) Cross wing house (C19) PRN Listed, grade II SU PRN me LILAC COTTAGE, MAIN STREET House. Probably early C18 SU4192 EAST HANNEY MAIN STREET (West side) 14/36 Lilac Cottage II Coursed stone rubble plinth; red brick, with some timber-framing; thatch roof, half-hipped to left, hipped to right; brick ridge stack to centre. Single storey and attic; 3-window range. C20 two-light casements to ground floor. 3 gabled dormers with old plain-tile roofs and surrounds. C20 door to right return. Rear: timber-framed with rendered infill. Interior: queen-post roof; chamfered spine beams and open fireplaces to ground floor. Listing NGR: SU House (Early C18) Timber framed house (Early C18) PRN Listed, grade II

16 Parish/ district Grid reference SU PRN me Parish/ district Grid reference BARN APPROXIMATELY 10 METRES NORTH WEST OF RECTORY FARM COTTAGES, POST OFFICE LANE Barn. Probably early C18 SU4093 WEST HANNEY POST OFFICE LANE 11/168 (East side) 16/05/84 Barn approx 10m NW of Rectory Farm Cottages (Formerly listed as Barn North West of Rectory Farm Cottages) GV II Large timber-framing with weather boarding; C20 interlocking tiles to half-hipped roof. 3-bay barn. Central doorway, and opposing door to rear, both with doors missing. Queen post roof with wind braces, most common rafters survive. Included for group value. Listing NGR: SU Timber framed barn (Early C18) Barn (Early C18) PRN Listed, grade II SU PRN name POUND CROFT HOUSE, A338 House. C17, with later alterations SU49SW EAST HANNEY A338 (East side) 4/18 Pound Croft House II Roughcast, probably on brick with painted quoined dressings; stone slate roof; brick ridge stack to centre. 2 storeys and attic; 4-window range. C19 ribbed and studded part-glazed door to left of centre with flat hood on brackets. 3-light casements with hood moulds to all openings, except 2-light casement with hood mould to first floor left of centre. Gabled dormer to left of centre. Roof catslides to right. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU

17 Parish/ district Grid reference House (C17) House (Later Alterations) PRN Listed, grade II SU PRN ame Parish/ district Grid reference THE PLOUGH PUBLIC HOUSE, CHURCH STREET Public House. Probably mid C17 SU4092 WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET 13/155 (North side) 25/10/51 The Plough Public House (Formerly listed as The Plough Inn) II Painted brick to ground floor; square timberframing above with C20 brick infill; thatch roof; brick end stack to left, ridge stack to centre. Single storey and attic; 4-window range. Plank door to left. Irregular fenestration of casements to ground floor left. 4-pane horned sashes to ground floor right. Eyebrow dormers with 3-light casements. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU Public house (Mid C17) Public house (C20) PRN Listed, grade II SU PRN ame Nos 1 & 2, The Green, Green Street Two houses, probably mid C17. SU4193 EAST HANNEY GREEN STREET 12/24 (East side) Nos 1 and 2 The Green GV II Two houses. Probably mid C17. Rendered plinth; small timber-framing with painted brick and

18 rendered infill; thatch roof; old plain-tile roofs to left and right ends; brick end stacks, ridge stacks to left and right of centre. Single storey and attic; 6-window range. Plank doors to left and right of centre. Irregular fenestration of casements. 4 swept dormers to central range. Gabled dormers to left and right ends. Interiors not inspected. Listing NGR: SU Parish/ district Grid reference House PRN Listed, grade II SU PRN name Medieval Ditch and Pottery Watching brief located a single feature of archaeological interest: a 20m length of ditch running NE-SW 1) Pottery recovered from its middle fills suggest it was of medieval date. 6 sherds of C12th/C13th date, 2 are probably C16th-17th Ditch PRN Grid reference SU N E 39. PRN 7133 Name Mission Hall, Main Street (Hanney Chapel) No denomination stated but style of services shown on notice board suggests they could be plymouth Brethren.

19 Parish/ district 2) Small chapel in severe Romanesque style, gabled front with central round-arched doorway flanked by 2 round-arched windows, a single semi-circular light above the door. About 7 x 5m Chapel PRN 7133 Grid reference SU PRN Name Parish/ district Grid reference BARN AND STABLES APPROXIMATELY 10 METRES NORTH OF CHURCH FARMHOUSE, CHURCH STREET Barn and stable. Probably mid C18 SU4092 WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET (South side) 13/160 Barn and stable approx 10m N of Church Farmhouse GV II Stone coursed rubble with brick dressings; stone slate roof to barn at left; old plain-tile roof to right; single-storey, 5-bay range. Double plank doors to left of centre. Plank door to right of centre. 2-light openings with segmental brick heads to right and centre, having wood louvred frames. Roof half-hipped. Interior not inspected. Included for group value. Listing NGR: SU Stable (Mid C18) Barn (Mid C18) PRN Listed, grade II SU PRN name Robey House, Mill Orchard

20 Parish/ district Grid reference Early C19 front range with possibly C18 rear range. SU4192 EAST HANNEY MILL ORCHARD (North side) 14/39 Robey House GV II Shown on 0.S. Map as Robey Villa. House. Early C19 front range with possibly C18-rear range. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile roof; brick end stacks. Double-depth plan. 2- storey, 3-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door to centre with reeded wood surround and flat hood on shaped brackets. 16-pane unhorned sashes with stone flat arches, having keystones to all openings, except 12-pane unhorned sash with stone flat arch, having keystone to first floor centre. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU House PRN Listed, grade II SU PRN me CASTLE ACRE, WINTER LANE House. C17, with later alterations SU4092 WEST HANNEY WINTER LANE (East side) 13/177 Castle Acre II Coursed stone rubble; stone slate roof; brick ridge stack to right of centre. Probably 2-unit lobby-entry plan with cross-wing to left. 2-storey, 2-window range with cross-wing to left. C20 door to right of centre with C20 open porch. Irregular fenestration of C20 casements. 2 raking dormers with C20 casements. Left return and rear of timber-framing with rendered infill. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU House Timber framed house (C17) Cross wing house (C17) House (C17) PRN Listed, grade II

21 Parish/ district Grid reference SU PRN me Parish/ district Grid reference Manor Farm, Green Street and?moat Probably mid C17 farmhouse with C19 alterations. Now a house. SU4193 EAST HANNEY GREEN STREET (East side) 12/22 Manor Farmhouse GV II Farmhouse, now house. Probably mid C17, with C19 alterations. Roughcast, probably on stone rubble; C19 plain-tile roof, half-hipped to right; brick end stack: to left, ridge stack to right of centre. 2- storey, 5-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door to left of centre with C19 trellis-work porch. Regular fenestration, mostly of 3-light wood casements with plain rendered surrounds. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU ) Rambling farmyard complex consisting of barn and house. Slight signs of possible infilled moat 3) Photo of 1890's shows the house still thatched Farmhouse Moat PRN Listed, grade II SU PRN e Philiberd's Manor, Halls Lane Mid C18 house with C20 alterations and additions. SU4193 EAST HANNEY HALLS LANE 12/31 (North side) 24/11/66 Philberd's Manor GV II House. Mid C18, with early C20 alterations and additions. Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile double-depth roof; various brick stacks. Double-depth plan. 2- storey, 4-window range with cross-wing to left. 6-panel door to left of centre with flat hood on brackets. 16-pane unhorned sashes to all openings. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU (2) Western range stuccoed and date 1707 in south gable wall. To east a long 4-bay range in orange brick and vitrified headers in Flemish bond. Stonesfield slate roof PRN (3) Original Norman estate held by Gilbert de Bretvill in 1086 passed to Hugh de St Philibert in 1292 and remained in his name for 3 generations, with manorial descent traced to

22 C18th but by 1803 had lost its identity as a separate manor. Chapel in East Hanney attached to Philiberts Manor was dedicated to St James. First recorded before 1288, dissolved by Alice Yate in but continuing to be recorded through later C16th Parish/ district Grid reference Manor house Chapel PRN Listed, grade II SU PRN me Parish/ district Grid reference Medieval Shrunken Village A couple of clear platforms and croft earthworks on either side 1) The line of Snuggs Lane is continued westwards as a hollow-way up to the Letcombe Brook. No continuation of the holloway can be identified on west bank of Letcombe Brook, where there is ridge and furrow aligned approximately N-S Shrunken village PRN SU PRN Name Lower Mill or West's Mill Early C19th. Shown on LB map (possible provisional listing) but no entry in Greenback, so presumably not listed.

23 Parish/ district Grid reference 1) 4 storey, brick with slate roof. Hoist door at first floor and entrance below. North front of 3 bays, central gabled hoist at roof level 3) Wheel removed; evidence of millpond on south side 6) Unclassified for MPP Watermill PRN SU PRN 9369 Name Parish/ district Grid reference Cruck Cottage, Green Street C16 cottage with C19 alterations. Cruck-framed building at east side of Green. Cruck truss exposed at north end of cottage. SU4193 EAST HANNEY GREEN STREET (East side) 12/25 Cruck Cottage GV II Cottage. C16, with C19 alterations. Coursed stone rubble; thatch roof, half-hipped to right, with old plain-tile area to left; brick ridge stack to left of centre. Single storey and attic; 2-window range. 2 plank doors to left of centre. 3-light wood casements to left and centre. 2-light wood casement to right. C19 gabled dormers to left and centre with old plain-tile roofs. Left return; base-cruck frame to wall. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU House PRN 9369 Listed, grade II SU PRN Name The Dower House, Church Street

24 Parish/ district Grid reference C17, with C18 alterations; formerly listed as Post Office. Roughcast, probably on stone rubble. Copies of photos taken during restoration by Hanney Hist Group; timber framing revealed under roughcast as well as lathe and plaster infill, and cross mullion and transom. Recovered with roughcast. SU4092 WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET 13/161 (South side) 24/11/66 West Hanney Post Office (Formerly listed as Post Office) GV II House, part formerly post office. C17 with C18 alterations. Rough-cast, probably on stone rubble; stone slate to lower portion of roof; old plain-tile to ridge area of roof; massive brick ridge stack to left of centre, ridge stack to right of centre. Probably 3-unit lobby-entry plan originally. 2-storey, 5-window range. 6-panel door to left of centre with open-pedimented wood surround. 16-pane unhorned sashes to ground and first floors left and left of centre. 2-light casements to ground and first floors right and right of centre. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU ) Felling dates of Winter 1517/18 and Spring 1518 determined from tie at S end of building. 4) The proximity of the building to the church and the existence of the Priory on the other side of the church may point to the original builder.it could have been built as a supplementary to the Priory and may have been a guest house or lodging for an important visitor. On the basis of style, the timber frame is placed in the Perpendicular period, c.1350-c.1450 although the style continued to be popular into the 1500's. There have been considerable alterations and additions since its original construction. House PRN Listed, grade II SU PRN name GRANGE FARMHOUSE, GREEN STREET Farmhouse, now house. C18 front, probably to C17 structure, with C19 alterations SU4193 EAST HANNEY GREEN STREET 12/21 (East side) 24/11/66 Grange Farmhouse GV II Lined render, probably on brick; old plain-tile roof; C20 plain-tile roof to cross-wing to right; brick ridge stacks to centre, and to cross-wing, end stack to left. 2-storey, 3-window range with cross-wing to right. 6-panel door to centre with reeded wood surround and flat hood on brackets. 16-pane unhorned sashes to all openings, except 12-pane unhorned sashes to end of cross-wing. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU

25 Parish/ district Grid reference House (Now) Farmhouse (C17) Farmhouse (C18) Cross wing house (C18) Farmhouse (C19) Farmhouse (C20) PRN Listed, grade II SU PRN Name Parish/ district BARN AND CART SHED APPROXIMATELY 2 METRES NORTH WEST OF THE GRANGE, GREEN STREET Barn. Probably late C17, with later alterations SU4193 EAST HANNEY GREEN STREET (West side) 12/27 Barn and cart shed approx 2m NW of The Grange GV II Stone uncoursed rubble plinth; large timber-framing with weatherboarding; C20 plain-tile roof. 4-bay barn. Garage door to right of centre. Irregular fenestration of C19 windows. Rear, to garden; right portion converted to dwelling in C19. Interior: queen past roof, with some wind-braces. Cart shed to right: large timber-framing with weatherboarding; thatch roof, hipped to right. Openings to rear. Listing NGR: SU Cart shed Timber framed building Timber framed barn (Late C17) Barn (Late C17) House (C19) Barn (C19) Barn (C20) PRN Listed, grade II

26 Grid reference SU PRN Name Parish/ district Grid reference Medieval Manor House (site of) North of Denchworth Farm. Former seat of Fettiplace family, 1263-c.1800; site of a Domesday vill and medieval manor. MARGINAL 1) Included farmhouse, homestead and 2 cottages. Farmhouse + sitting rooms, 5 bedrooms, 2 attics, kitchen, brewhouse, cellar; gardens and orchard, pair of brick-built and slated cottages, 2 enclosed cattle yards, cattle shed and brick and tiled stable for 6 carthorses Marginal Manor house PRN SU PRN Name WEIR FARMHOUSE AND ATTACHED SMALL BARN Farmhouse. Probably early C17, with mid C18 front, and later alterations SU4192 EAST HANNEY 14/17 Weir Farmhouse and attached small barn II Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; C20 plain-tile roof; massive stone-rubble ridge stack to centre; brick lateral stack to rear. Single-storey and attic; 4-window range. Plank door to left of centre. Panelled door to centre. Irregular fenestration of casements. Gabled dormers. Rear: lined render, probably on timber-framing. Interior not inspected but noted as having chamfered spine beams to ground floor. Small barn attached at right-angles to right. Probably C18. Stone rubble plinth; weatherboarding, probably on timber-framing; corrugated sheet metal roof. 2-bay barn. Listing NGR: SU Timber framed house (Early C17) Farmhouse (Early C17) Barn (C18) Timber framed barn (C18) Farmhouse (Mid C18) Farmhouse (C20) PRN 23186

27 Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN Name Sunnybank, Main Street C17 L-shaped house with C16 cross wing. SU4192 EAST HANNEY MAIN STREET (West side) 14/35 Sunnybank GV II House. C17 house, with C16 cross-wing. Stone uncoursed rubble plinth; roughcast, probably on timber-framing to main block; small timber-framing with roughcast infill to crosswing; thatch half-hipped roof to main block; fish-scale tile roof to cross-wing with plain-tile edging; stone rubble ridge stack to centre of main block; brick ridge stack to cross-wing. 2-unit lobby entry plan with cross-wing. Single storey and attic; 2- window main block range with door to centre of main block with flat hood. C20 glazed door to left return of cross-wing. Irregular fenestration of casements. 2 swept dormers to main block. Attic gable end of cross-wing is jettied. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU House PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN Name NIGHTINGALE COTTAGE Cottage, C18 with early-c19 re-work and addition SU EAST HANNEY BERRY LANE 1708/0/10003 (North east side) 08-JAN-02 Nightingale Cottage II Brick walls with low thatched roof. Wooden casements. Tile roof to one-room addition. PLAN: One-and-one-half storey. Central entrance to longitudinal passage. Two main rooms to each floor in original house, and small oneroom addition from early-c19 to north. Central stack. ELEVATION: Main elevation to west: Central entrance with segmental-headed doorway with plank door, flanked by segmental-headed windows (triple to north and single to south) and an early-c19, triple round-headed window. First floor with symmetrical pair of sashes in eyebrow dormers. One-room addition with pair of casements under hipped roof. INTERIOR: Chamfered spine beam. Early-C19 fitted cupboards. Brick floor.

28 House (C18) House (Early C19 addition) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN Name RECTORY FARM COTTAGES, POST OFFICE LANE Pair of cottages, possibly converted from house. Probably early C18, encased and altered C19 SU4093 WEST HANNEY POST OFFICE LANE 11/167 (East side) 16/05/84 Rectory Farm Cottages GV II Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; old plain-tile roof; brick ridge stack to centre, C19 brick end stack to right. Probably originally 2- unit lobby-entry plan. Plank doors with segmental brick heads to left, and to right of centre. Door to right of centre has C20 brick open porch. 3-light wood casements with segmental brick heads to left of centre, and to right. Grey brick flush band between ground and first floors. Two 2-light wood casements to first floor. Interior not inspected, but reputed to have elements of timber-framing. Listing NGR: SU Timber framed house (Early C18) House (Early C18) House (C19) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN 7132 Name Mill approximately 10m SE of Old Mill House, Mill Orchard Mill dated 1820 with C20 addition. SU4192 EAST HANNEY MILL ORCHARD (South side) 14/42 Mill approx 10m SE of Old Mill House GV II Mill. Dated 1820 with C20 addition to left over mill race. Red brick; slate hipped roof, with lead ridges; brick stack to rear. 3-storey, 9-window range. 6- panel door to right with flat hood. 2-panel door to left of centre with segmental

29 brick head and flat hood on brackets. C19 metal factory windows having glazing bars, with cambered brick heads to all openings. Interior:central valley is supported on 3 storeys of cast-iron columns, the lower 2 storeys a double colonnade. Little machinery remains. 3-storey, single-bay, C20 addition to left in same style. Listing NGR: SU (2) Brick building housing mill wheel, with large range of different build attached to west. All machinery removed (5) Not scored for MPP Watermill PRN 7132 Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN 7126 name Church of St James the Less Built 1856 by G E Street in plain Gothic style. Recently declared redundant. (1) Nave and chancel under single tiled roof, though with a chancel arch inside. South porch at west end, no bellcote (2) Chancel, nave, north vestry, south porch, in plain C13th Gothic style. Lancet window, stone chancel arch and wooden screen below. Bellcote with 1 bell (3) The bell is hung under the apex of the west gable, but there is no separate bellcote Church PRN 7126 Grid reference SU PRN name IMPLEMENT SHED APPROXIMATELY 20 METRES TO NORTH WEST OF ALDWORTHS, CHURCH STREET Implement shed. C18; probably 2nd half, with C19 addition The following buildings shall be included: SU 4092 WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET (east side) 13/180 Implement shed approx 20m to north-west of Aldworths II Timber frame on rubblestone plinth; horizontal board cladding, that to C18 part of very wide boards and with cover strips over the joints. Thatched roof. One storey, 4 bays, the right-hand bay an addition and partitioned off from the rest. Front and left side open, having timber posts on brick plinths with straight braces to wall plate and tie-

30 beams; right bay has board double door; roof hipped at left end. Interior: wall posts are sharply jowelled and have chiselled carpenter's marks; collared queen-post roof trusses with crudely-cut through purlins; log-like rafters and ridge-piece. Examples of C18 implement sheds are not common and this is a particularly good-quality one. Listing NGR: SU Shed (C18) Timber framed building (C18) Shed (C19) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN name The Mulberries, Main Street Late C18 front to probably earlier structure with early C19 addition. 2 storey brick building, slate roof. SU4192 EAST HANNEY MAIN STREET 14/38 (West side) 08/09/86 The Mulberries II House. Late C18 front to probably earlier structure, with early C19 two-bay addition to left. Red brick; slate roof; brick end stacks. 2-storey, 3-window range. C19 panelled and part-glazed door to left with flanking lights, having rectangular flat-roofed porch on painted Doric columns. 12-pane unhorned sash to ground floor centre with rendered flat arch, having keystone. C20 flat-roofed angled bay to right with horned sashes. 12-pane unhorned sashes to first floor with rendered flat arches, having keystones. 2-storey, 2-bay addition to left: red brick; slate roof hipped to left. 12-pane unhorned sashes with rendered flat arches, having keystones, to all openings except C20 flat-roofed angled bay to ground floor right with horned sashes. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU House PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU

31 60. PRN Name OLD DUNSDONS, POST OFFICE LANE House. Early C18 SU4093 WEST HANNEY POST OFFICE LANE (West side) 11/169 Old Dunsdons GV II Red brick with flared headers, having ashlar stone bands and dressings; old plaintile roof; brick end stacks. 2 storeys and attic; 3-window range. 6-panel part-glazed door to centre with stone architrave surround, brick segmental relieving arch, and flat hood on brackets. 3-light stone mullion windows to left and right with stone architrave surrounds, moulded sills, and flush, shaped aprons. Brick segmental relieving arches above windows. Flat stone band between ground and first floors. 3-light stone mullion windows to first floor left and right with stone architrave surrounds, moulded sills, and flush, shaped aprons. 2-light stone mullion window to first floor centre, with stone architrave surround, moulded sill, and flush, shaped apron. 2 gabled full dormers with 2-light casements. Interior not inspected. C20 addition to right, of 2-storey, single-bay range. Included for group value. Listing NGR: SU House (Early C18) House (C20) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN Name Iron Age to Roman linear settlement 110; consists of N-S trending IA-RB settlement in which 7 trenches were dug to sample features. Of note is excellent collection of animal bone and palaeo environmental remains. 1) Evaluation looked at extensive cropmarked settlement. One trench uncovered Roman building foundations (see PRN 7600); the others sampled features of Iron Age to Roman date. Features consisted of rectilinear enclosures as well as ring gullys, probably for Iron Age structures. Extent of site known from geophysical survey, but evaluation has indicated that further features are to be found, even in areas thought to be "blank".

32 Rectilinear enclosure 800BC - 42AD Ring ditch 800BC - 42AD Linear feature 800BC - 409AD PRN Grid reference SU PRN Name MANOR FARMHOUSE, CHURCH STREET Farmhouse. Probably early C17, with C18 cross-wing, having C20 alterations SU4092 WEST HANNEY CHURCH STREET 13/164 (South side) 25/10/51 Manor Farmhouse (Formerly listed as Prior's Court) GV II Brick plinth to cross-wing; stone uncoursed rubble; complex stone slate roof; brick ridge stack to left of centre, and ridge stack to cross-wing. Probably originally 2-unit lobby-entry plan, now L-plan. 2 storeys and attic; 4-window range, with 4-window cross-wing of 2 storeys and attic to right. Single-storey-and-attic gabled porch to left of centre with studded door having wood lintel. 2-panel door to left of cross-wing, and plank door to right of centre of cross-wing. Irregular fenestration, mostly of C20 casements, with wood lintels. C17 four-light wood mullion windows to first floor left, and to right of centre with ovolo-moulded mullions. Cross-gable to left, with 2-light casement. 2 full, gabled, dormers to cross-wing with 2-light casements. Rear: 2 storeys and attic; 5-window range. 2-panel door to left of centre with flat stone arch. 2-light casements to all openings, those to first floor having leaded lights, except C20 fenestration to C20 projecting addition to right. 2 gabled full dormers. Interior not inspected. Listing NGR: SU Farmhouse (Early C17) Cross wing house (C18) Farmhouse (C18) Farmhouse (C20) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN 7941 Name Section of Roman Road Eastern edge of Roman Road, thought to be part of Alchester-Frilford road located. Finds include Roman pottery and coins C2-C4

33 Parish/ district Grid reference (1) Large quantity of C2nd-C4th pottery, mostly coarse wares but including a mica gilt bowl, some Samian and 3 areas of flint. 2 sections by Wantage Field Club supervised by Reading Museum at SU were claimed as the edge of a Roman road aligned NEW-SSW as a continuation of the Alchester-Frilford-EastHanney road. R/B sherds found above the flint layer but ground on west side was disturbed and no complete cross-section of the road was uncovered nor any side ditches. 14 grave cuts were revealed in no grave goods or coffings seen. Tempting to assume a Roman date but uncertain. More burials found in 1950 Road Cemetery PRN 7941 Wantage, Vale of White Horse, Oxfordshire SU PRN Name THE GRANGE AND ATTACHED RAILINGS, GREEN STREET House. C17, encased C18 SU4193 EAST HANNEY GREEN STREET 12/26 (West side) 24/11/66 The Grange and attached railings (Formerly listed as The Grange) GV II Red brick with flared headers in Flemish bond; C20 plain-tile roof, half-hipped and with catslide to right; brick ridge stacks to centre and to right of centre. 2-storey, 2-window central range with cross-wing of 2 storeys and attic to left and single bay to right with catslide to ground floor. 6-panel door to centre with pediment-gabled hood. 3-light casements with leaded lights and segmental brick heads to central range. 3-light casement with leaded lights to right. Blind panels with segmental brick heads to ground floor end of cross-wing. 2-light casements with leaded lights and segmental brick heads to right return of cross-wing, and to left return of catslide portion to right. Flat brick band between ground and first floors. 2-light casements to first floor and attic of crosswing. Rear: lined render, probably on stone rubble. Right return: gable end and leanto have stone slate tiles. Interior: C18 half-domed niche to ground floor centre rood with pilastered surround, shaped shelves, and cupboard under. Early C19 cast-iron railings and central gate with spear finials form entrance court. Listing NGR: SU Cross wing house (C17) House (C17) House (C18)

34 PRN Railings (Early C19) House (C20) Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN name Roman settlement with Iron Age features 196; consists of N-S aligned double ditched trackway with conjoined rectilinear enclosures, all of Roman date. Some E-W ditches of Iron Age date to the W.Two phases of activity suggested. 1) In northern part of site, 3 ditches of?iron Age date were identified, with one possibly forming part of trackway reused in RB periods. Multi-phased RB settlement discovered, aligned N-S, covering an area of at least 600m x 110m, and consisting of series of rectilinear enlcosures lying immediately W of a trackway. Recovery of stone rubble from an infilled trackway ditch, togther with small amounts of painted wall plaster, and roof tile allue to presence nearby of high status Roman building. Discovery of a grave also suggests a possible cemetery in this area. Inhumation Trackway Rectilinear enclosure Ditch Ditch 800BC - 42AD PRN Grid reference SU PRN Name Middle Iron Age enclosures with small Early Iron Age activity 409; consists of 3 MIA subrectangular enclosures of probable domestic use; small EIA presence detected. 1) Group of three subrectangular enclosures, dated to MIA based on pottery found. Small quantity of early Roman pottery was foun in the upper fill of a re-cut of one enclosure ditch, but it has been interpreted as post occupation material. This site is one of few examples of small discrete subrectangular enclosures in the region. Although internal features were lacking, the presence of pottery and bone suggests a domestic function. Scarcity of external features is notable. Environmental samples, covering both

35 EIA and MIA, produced low concentrations of cereal remains, which may suggest that the heavy clay soils of the area did not encourage an intensificiation of agriculture form the MIA to LIA, a trend noted on the better soils of the gravel terraces to the N. Subrectangular enclosure 400BC - 101BC PRN Grid reference SU PRN 7600 Name Villa on Pound Croft Discovery of large collection of Roman material in a field on Pound Croft suggests villa; building foundations revealed by trenching. Further work by OUDCE students confirmed interpretation. (1) Resistivity survey by WDFC revealed 'platform' in area of finds concentration. Trial excavation in 1967 revealed 2 floors of limestone slabs and gravel, but no walls. footings revealed elsewhere; building was 75' [22.8m] long by 30' [9.1m] wide. Pit with C1 material sealed under one wall, conclusion that site was badly plough damaged. Thorough field survey afterward revealed that area investigated was area of greatest Roman finds. Pottery extended from C1-C4 and one Saxon sherd. No coins 3) Sherds of C2-3 RB coarse pottery, fragmentary ridge tile and pottery "grid-iron" were found by Mr White in ploughed ground about 1 1/4 mile from the village. 4) Analysis of previous work done on this site given. Main thrust of article is fieldwalking and geophysical work done by OUDCE students in area of villa. Reassessment of material from Wantage District Field Club fieldwalking and excavation done; results sugget building in N of same study area covered by 2006 fieldwalking and geophysical work done by OUDCE students. Material found by OUDCE includes much CBM as well as pottery. Geophysical results reveal N-S trackway, with villa on E (only 15m by 7m) and rectangular enclosures on W. 5) Survey of area found further IA and RB material near E Hanney, together with a trackway leading N towards Frilford. Only Trench 1 intercepted building foundations, presumed to be villa despite absence of mosaics, tessellated pavements or other materials associated with villas. Villa Rectangular enclosure Trackway Circular enclosure 800BC - 42AD PRN 7600 Grid reference SU

36 68. PRN Name PRYOR HOUSE House. Circa C17, possibly a remodelling of an earlier house; altered in circa C18 and extended in C20 The following building shall be added: SU4193 EAST HANNEY SNUGGS LANE Pryor House /12/10000 II Timber-framed, 1nfilled and partly rebuilt in brick; roughcast gable ends. Plain tile roof with gabled ends. Brick axial and gable-end stacks. PLAN: 2-room plan, possibly with central cross-passage, now blocked; the left [E] room is heated from a gable-end stack. In the C18 the frame was partly rebuilt in brick. A wing was added at the rear of the right end in the C20 and later in the C20 another extension was built at the left [E] end. EXTERIOR: 1-storey and attic. Asymmetrical 5-window north front; the left part timber-framed with tension-brace and brick infilling, the right part Flemish bond brick. C20 1,2,and 3-light casements with glazing bars; over the left bay a weatherboarded gable. Set back on left end C20 timber-frame and brick extension with a porch in the angle. The main roof at the rear is carried down over a verandah between the C20 wing on the left and the later extension on the right. INTERIOR: The central room has deeply chamfered axial beam with large step stops and a large gable-end fireplace with chamfered stone jambs and a renewed lintel. Righthand room has roughly chamfered axial beam without stops. Central partition has jowled post and glazed panel exposing wattle-and-daub infill. Tie-beam roof trusses with collars, staggered and through purlins and common rafter couples. Listing NGR: SU Timber framed house (C17) Cross passage house (C17) Timber framed house (C18) Timber framed house (C20) PRN Listed, grade II Grid reference SU PRN Name Bronze Age and Roman linear features 417; evaluation trenching revealed activity in 2 distinct time periods: Middle Bronze Age linear features, and a Roman trackway 1) Originally visible as faint cropmarks on RCHME aerial plot; these consisted of linear features. Correlation between cropmarks and trenched features was good, but was offset by approx 5-6m, probably because of difficulties in plotting cropmarks in the large field which lacked fixed reference points. Designated as site 417 in the reservoir proposal. Trenching was done with the Roman trackway (C1-2)