Description

SU 50 NE FAREHAM PORTCHESTER ROAD (south side, off) 21/322 Screen wall and attached former farmhouse, out- buildings and yard wall forming east side of Home Farm yard at Cams Hall

GV II

Screen wall and attached former farmhouse, outbuildings and yard wall. Farmhouse and southern outbuilding probably late C17, altered C18 and C19; screen wall late C18. 2nd outbuilding and yard wall mid-late C19. Late C17 work of rubblestone with red brick dressings and red brick in English bond; mid C18 work of red brick in Flemish bond; late C18 work (on east side) of cream beaulieu brick in Flemish bond. C19 work of red brick in Flemish garden wall bond. Plain tile and Cumberland slate roofs; some replacement corrugated iron. Former farmhouse at north end of range of 2 storeys, 1+3 bays; outbuilding at south end of range of 1 storey with loft 3 bays; between them former 2-bay cartshed. On the east side the whole range has been refronted late C18 to aggrandise the main approach to Cams Hall (q.v). East elevation: screen wall has blind round-arched arcade, some of the arches with blind oculi; at the centre is a panel having 3 niches with archi- volts (partly masked by c.l900 toilet block, not of special interest), and to either side quoined panels with rectangular recesses; formerly taller, with square recesses at upper level. Where the wall fronts the farmhouse is a round-arched doorway with 2-light dormer above, and rising above the wall at right end is farm- house addition which has two 6-pane windows to first floor and hipped Cumberland slate roof. C20 addition not of special interest. Beyond this is attached farm- yard wall with oversailing brick coping, formerly ramping down to gatepier (this and top part of wall removed). West elevation: outbuilding on right has central board door in brick-quoined opening with flat brick arch and board hatch door over and flanking windows in similar surrounds, the latter with later glazing and arches, brick eaves course; roof replaced by flat corrugated iron sheeting. Former cartshed to left has 2 double-board doors (collapsing) and roof collapsed. Farmhouse: mid-C18 added wing on left has canted front (part collapsed) with some remaining 12-pane sashes. The 3 earlier right-hand bays have late C19 added central canted stair lower with 4-pane sashes and door in right return; to either side a wide segmental-arched window with C19 windows and above each a late C19 window breaking eaves. Interior: the southern outbuilding has openings on east side matching those of the west side but masked by the C18 screen wall. The farm- house has, in C17 part, a large-scantling chamfered beam with stepped triangular stop; C18 wing panelled. Derelict at time of inspection (October 1989).

Listing NGR: SU5799407358

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