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Village Houses

The houses in Warnford can be seen here. Look for the BSA Bantam motorbike in one of the photos - it belonged to Peter Short when he was younger and single.

Toll-Gate House, 1908. Photo taken from A32 looking south. Toll-Gate House, 1908. Photo taken from A32 looking south.
Bridge and Ford over River Meon. From Lippen Lane. Taken in 1910 Bridge and Ford over River Meon. From Lippen Lane. Taken in 1910
  • Bridge and Ford over River Meon 1910
  • Toll Gate House, 1908. Photo taken from A32 corner with Lippen Lane looking south.
  • West Meon Road and Hayden Lane 1910
  • The Old Toll House. Photo taken on A32 looking north.
  • Toll House. Photo taken from Lippen Lane looking east.
  • Riversdown, 1958. Westish view of Riversdown House. From cross roads at top of Warnford Hill, first cross roads out of Warnford on Winchester road take RH lane opposite side to Beacon Hill route. About 1/2 mile on LHS.
  • High Barn and bridge. 1906. Photo from Lippen Lane end. Earliest Photo.
  • High Barn and bridge. Photo from Lippen Lane end. Middle Photo in time.
  • High Barn and bridge. Photo from Lippen Lane end. Latest Photo.
  • Paper Mill Cottage. Now the Mill at Papermill. Situated on Peake Lane just east of Snowdrop Sunday Exit, bottom end of Warnford Park. Looking from South.
  • Paper Mill Cottage. Now the Mill at Papermill. Situated on Peake Lane just east of Snowdrop Sunday Exit, bottom end of Warnford Park. Looking from North.
  • Longthatch on Lippen Lane.
  • Old School. Opposite Playground on Lippen Lane looking south west.
  • Warnford Lodge. Now North Lodge Park Entrance other side of A32 from Toll-gate House, i.e. just north east of TGH.
  • Warnford Lodge. Now North Lodge Park Entrance other side of A32 from Toll-gate House, i.e. just north east of TGH.
  • Warnford House. Junction of A32 with Winchester road opposite 'Winchester road' watercress beds

And Here.

  • Warnford House. Junction of A32 with Winchester road opposite 'Winchester road' watercress beds
  • Warnford Cottage. Now Warnford House, southern view.
  • The Rectory. Built 1805 by Rev Lancaster, its drive opposite entrance to Warnford Park, looking south east.
  • Hayden Cottage - now Christmas Cottage on Hayden Lane
  • North Lodge. Opposite Toll Gate House. Interestingly, the BSA Bantam belonged to Peter Short back in the day when he was younger and unattached.
  • Chestnut Cottage, 1909. Off A32 between Toll-gate and Warnford House but nearer to Toll-gate.
  • The Farmhouse. It is the next house along Lippen Lane after Toll-gate on same side opposite 'secretary' watercress beds.
  • Pinks Hill Cottage on left (now called River House) and Shirley Cottage painted white. On Lippen lane opposite south entrance to Playground. The next building on the LHS is the school. Just visible through the trees is the house on the playground.
  • School Terrace. No 1 and 2 of 4 Coronation Cottages just past the School on Lippen Lane opposite northern entrance to playground.
  • Wheely Down House. Just past being opposite David Scott. The house is almost invisible on the inside of the bend, with front and back drives before the bend and after.
  • Last of the Mud Cottages. These squatter cottages were the other side of Lippen lane from School Terrace and if you look through the gate to the 'Lippen lane' watercress beds, they were straight in front of you just off the north east corner of the beds.
  • High Mount Cottages. High Mount, its driveway is just before Christmas Cottage on Hayden Lane and visible from main road

To aid in identifying the location of village buildings in the photos, this annotated map is provided.

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