Spursholt House

ROMSEY EXTM A27 SU 32 SW 2/25 Spursholt House 29.5.57 II

House. C17, mid C19, and late C20. Walls of brickwork in English and Flemish bonds, some cambered ground-floor openings. Tiled roof of many gables, and two hipped sections of the later dates; a Tudor stack of three diagonal flues. A building of medieval origin, with considerable alteration and reconstruction: a tall north-south block has three wings on the west side, two and old and joined, with coupled gables, one east wing (added to at the rear C20) linking to a late C20 tall T-shaped unit, this last replacing a late C18 Gothic structure of castellated appearance with corner turrets. The irregular form of the building is mostly two-storeyed (with attic to the old north-south part), with mainly regular elevations to each section. Casements, some sashes. The entrance is within an arched porch, in a forward projection. The interior has a few minor features (e.g. beams, irregular small rooms) indicating its considerable age. Downgraded because of late C20 alterations.

Listing NGR: SU3506819411