The Long House

The Long House is a Grade II listed building from the 18th century, located on the south side of Odiham High Street. It has two storeys and features six windows. The exterior is topped with a red tile roof, while the front wall is roughcast, and the east gable is made of red brick with blue headers, displaying bands at both the first and second floors, along with a large chimney breast that tapers upwards. The windows are Victorian sashes. The entrance features a doorcase with an arched opening, a fanlight, panelled reveals, a six-panelled door, Doric half-columns, a broken entablature, and a bracketed open pediment.

At the rear, there is an old catslide roof and a leaded casement window on the west side. The main section of the building showcases a projecting Regency facade with two storeys and three windows, a red tile hipped roof, moulded eaves supported by coupled brackets, and red brick walling in Flemish bond. It also has rubbed flat arches and five sashes set in reveals, with a low ground floor cill, along with a large ornamental Victorian glazed porch. Additionally, there is a late 19th-century two-storey block on the south-east corner, which is decorated with patterned tiling.