Chichester District HER: Monument Report

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD70 Name: BA cremation - N of Mill Road Monument Type: BURIAL Period From: Middle Bronze Age Narrow Type: Cremation burial Period To:

Status: Archaeologically Sensitive Area (ASA) Grade/Ref: Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 475885 NGRY: 107805 Remarks: Collared cinerary urn (restored) and sample of contents. Found by Chichester RDC in the Autumn of 1949. {1} Listed by Musson. {2} Urn - medium flint grit; oatmeal texture; reddish brown exterior; tool finished. MBA collared cinerary urn found in the side of a sewer trench on a new housing estate at Westbourne. It was inverted, containing calcinated and crushed human remains, together with a bone bead and animal remains. {3} Approximate findspot supplied by M. Rule. {1} Chichester District Museum Accession Register Date: Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref Accession No. 256 {2} An illustrated catalogue of Sussex Beaker and Bronze Age pottery Date: 1954 Author: Musson, R.C. Journal/Serial: Sussex Archaeological Collections Volume/part: 92 Specific Ref p.111 No. 361 {3} A Cinerary Urn Found at Westbourne Date: 1951 Author: Murray, K.M.E and Pilmer, J.G. Journal/Serial: Sussex Notes and Queries Volume/part: 13, No. 7 Specific Ref pp.159-160

RELATED EVENTS {1} Event ID E59 Chance find - Westbourne

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD72 Name: Bronze Age Palstave - Westbourne Monument Type: FINDSPOT Period From: Middle Bronze Age Narrow Type: Palstave Period To:

Status: Archaeologically Sensitive Area (ASA) Grade/Ref: Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 476000 NGRY: 107000 Remarks: Middle Bronze Age palstave mentioned by Grinsell. {1} See also {2}

{1} Sussex in the Bronze Age Date: 1931 Author: Grinsell, L. V. Journal/Serial: Sussex Archaeological Collections Volume/part: 72 Specific Ref p.49 {2} Sotheby's catalogue 12.11.28 Date: 1928 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD83 Name: Greek coin - Hermitage Monument Type: FINDSPOT Period From: Iron Age Narrow Type: Coin Period To:

Status: Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) Grade/Ref: Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 475000 NGRY: 105000 Remarks: Greek coin of Hieron II (275-216 BC) found in the mud at the Hermitage, Westbourne, near the ruins of the Burnt Mill. {1} Ordnance Survey could not locate the Burnt Mill, although a mill did stand on the foreshore at Hermitage at SU 7525 0546 until demolished. {2} {1} Note: Ancient Greek coin Date: 1905 Author: Arnold, F.H. Journal/Serial: Sussex Archaeological Collections Volume/part: 48 Specific Ref {2} SU70NE13 (OS Record card) Date: 1971 Author: OS field investigator Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD90 Name: Tanyard Cottage - Westbourne - Tannery Monument Type: TANNERY Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 475700 NGRY: 107740 Remarks: Built on the site of an C18-C19 tannery. This property is shown as a tannery on the Tithe map and is included in inventories of 1719 and 1727. The present cottage is dated '1901' but at the end of the garden are several old sheds of the tannery. {1} {1} SU70NE20 (West Sussex Record Card) Date: 1976 Author: Aldsworth, F.G. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD96 Name: Brickworks - S of Sawmill's Farm Monument Type: BRICKWORKS Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 475246 NGRY: 108517 Remarks: SU75200850 Brickworks. {1} The works appear to have been established sometime between 1840 (Tithe map) and 1874 (1st edn. OS 25'), and ceased in the first half of this century. A circular kiln, 3.1m diam. internally, seems to have been little used and was later incorporated into a long rectangular brick building with lath and plaster ceiling. The kiln may have been used for pottery and tiles rather than bricks. The original brick kilns were probably to the NE of the site and the drying racks to the S. To the W is a brick and flint rectangular building with space in the roof for storing pots and tiles. {2} Brickworks south of Sawmills Farm on slope of Longcopse Hill. Brick and tile manfacture moved here ? from brickkiln Ponds mid C19. (153) {3} Brick and tile works on Westbourne Common NW of Monks Farm. In existence by 1859 and marked on maps 1874-1947. H. Wild advertised as brickmaker in 1859, 1862; Wm Start in 1878; Jas Shilling in 1880s; Wm Lock in 1899 and 1903. {4} {1} OS 6 inch 1875-1932 Date: 1875-193 Author: OS Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref {2} SU70NE (West Sussex SMR Record card) Date: 1983 Author: Aldsworth, F.G Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref {3} The River Ems and related watercourses Date: 1984 Author: Rudkin, D. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref {4} Brickmaking in Sussex : A history and gazetteer Date: 1993 Author: Beswick, M. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref pp.221-2

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD109 Name: Medieval Park - Westbourne Monument Type: PARK Period From: Medieval Narrow Type: Period To: Monument Type: DEER PARK Period From: Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 476000 NGRY: 107000 Remarks: A park at Westbourne is mentioned in 1302. It was owned by the Earl of Arundel. {1}

{1} The Medieval Parks of England: a Gazetteer Date: 1983 Author: Cantor, L. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref a.Cal. IPM4-51 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD110 Name: Adsdean Park Monument Type: PARK Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 479500 NGRY: 109300 Remarks: A parkscape around Adsdean House (itself built c 1850) is shown on the Ordnance Survey map 1872-4 - it had been extended southwards by 1898-9. {1}The house is backed by woodland and surrounded by specimen trees. The main view is to the south giving a spectacular distant panorama of Chichester Harbour, the city of Chichester and the sea. Shorter views are south- east across the remnants of park and north-east to Walderton Down and Kingley Vale National Nature Reserve.

Brief history of site

The principal house, gardens and parkland were not created until some time between 1840 and 1880. {1} OS 6 inch 1875-1932 Date: 1875-193 Author: OS Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD116 Name: Medieval seal matrix - Westbourne Monument Type: FINDSPOT Period From: Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 475500 NGRY: 107500 Remarks: Bronze seal matrix c.1300-1350 AD; engraved with figure of a lion curled up with a dragon around him and a tree behind. Inscription :- SIGILL NULLETALE Identification by British Museum. {1} {1} British Museum Identification Date: Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref Ident No E25, 14/03/86 & DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD117 Name: Medieval objects - Finsbury Lane, Westbourne Monument Type: FINDSPOT Period From: Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 475873 NGRY: 107568 Remarks: A watching brief during the construction of a new housing estate in Westbourne in 1985 exposed no archaeological features but a C13 silver ring with a blue gemstone was found. The find was made by Mr Baines whilst carrying out metal detecting on the site. Other finds included buckles and a lead ampulla. {1} From an area of c. 50 square yards - Turner's building site. A silver ring with blue glass stone - 13th century - and various metal objects now in Chichester District Museum collection. {2} (See letter to John Cleary) {1} Westbourne Date: Sept 1985 Author: Unknown, Chichester Excavations Committee Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref {2} Chichester District Museum Identification/Receipt book Date: Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref E29

RELATED EVENTS {1} Event ID E932 Watching brief - Foxbury Lane, Westbourne

{1} Event ID E252 Metal detecting - Foxbury Lane, Westbourne

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD118 Name: Roman coins - Westbourne Monument Type: FINDSPOT Period From: Roman Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 475500 NGRY: 107500 Remarks: Possible bronze sestertius - Antoninus Pius (138-161). {1} Brass - Trajan (117-138) - found in a field. {2} Bronze, Constantine 1 (306-337). {3} {1} Chichester District Museum Identification/Receipt book Date: Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref E366 {2} Chichester District Museum Identification/Receipt book Date: Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref E542 {3} Chichester District Museum Identification/Receipt book Date: Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref E826 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD121 Name: Early Bronze Age burial - Racton Park Farm Monument Type: BURIAL Period From: Early Bronze Age Narrow Type: Inhumation Burial Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 477770 NGRY: 108680 Remarks: In April 1989 an Early Bronze Age bronze dagger, of a type dating to c. 1400 BC, and part of a human jawbone, were taken to Havant Museum by a metal detector user who had found them on Racton Park Farm at SU 77780 08681. Excavations were carried out around the findspot by Chichester District Archaeological Unit in May and June 1989. The site proved to be part of an almost intact crouched inhumation burial of Early Bronze Age 'Wessex' type. The burial lay directly on top of an ancient soil containing Neolithic flint tools including a barbed arrowhead and was apparently covered by a very shallow mound of chalk. Close to the skull, though disturbed, were found more than 20 small bronze rivets which had probably studded the handle of the dagger. {1} All finds deposited in Chichester District Museum. {2} {1} Westbourne: Racton Park Farm Date: 1990 Author: Kenny, J. Journal/Serial: Archaeology of Chichester & District Volume/part: 1989 Specific Ref {2} Chichester District Museum MODES database Date: Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref Record A20113

RELATED EVENTS {1} Event ID E116 Excavation - Racton Park Farm, Westbourne

{1} Event ID E115 Metal detection - Racton Park Farm, Westbourne

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD128 Name: Water feature - The Canal Monument Type: POND Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Mill Pond Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 476077 NGRY: 107907 Remarks: A water feature on the Ems to the north-north east of Westbourne SU 7589 0797 to SU 7628 0783. A regular shaped feature some 360m by 30m feeding from the Ems. Using maps back to 1640, Rudkin suggests that the main rectangular feature may have been deliberately cut on the course of the Ems between 1724 and 1728. The soil map of this area and a surface trace of a ?watercourse? paralleling Foxbury Lane suggest that at one time the river ran down along New Road (previously Water Lane) which would explain the existence of the watercress beds, just past New Road, which, according to the owner (c.1984), had no known springs feeding them. The river may have been diverted prior to 1640 either to provide additional water supply to Westbourne Mill or to alleviate flooding in the village. {1} {1} The River Ems and related watercourses Date: 1984 Author: Rudkin, D. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref pp.27-30 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD129 Name: Sluice - Lords Fishpond Monument Type: SLUICE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 476710 NGRY: 108090 Remarks: The remains of a sluice and ?associated building; brick dated as C18 or C19. Building is immediately next to the sluice but there is no record or tradition of a mill on this site. A possibility of it being associated with the creation of a fish pond. {1} {1} The River Ems and related watercourses Date: 1984 Author: Rudkin, D. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref p.21

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD130 Name: Lower Mill Monument Type: WATERMILL Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 475540 NGRY: 107450 Remarks: Plot 78 of the 1640 tithing map shows a mill in this position. In 1984 there was sufficient timber, brick and floor tile evidence to support the identification of the site but details are lacking. {1} Note: the manor of Westbourne had 4 mills in Domesday. {1} The River Ems and related watercourses Date: 1984 Author: Rudkin, D. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref p.47 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD131 Name: Aldsworth Pump Monument Type: PUMP HOUSE Period From: Modern Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 476420 NGRY: 108960 Remarks: Pump house for Stansted House post 1907 when Engine House (111) went out of use. Initially a Blackstone paraffin engine; c.1925 a Potter oil engine was installed. Went into disuse post- WWII. {1} {1} The River Ems and related watercourses Date: 1984 Author: Rudkin, D. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref p.39

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD132 Name: Westbourne water mills Monument Type: WATERMILL Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 475430 NGRY: 107120 Remarks: Local tradition indicates four mills between Westbourne and Lumley. These could be North Mill, Lower Mill and Lumley plus another depending on how one interprets Rudkin. Rudkin - using the 1840 tithe map and an undisputed building site at this point - suggests this is a possible mill site, which would make the fourth. {1} {1} The River Ems and related watercourses Date: 1984 Author: Rudkin, D. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref pp.52-7 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD133 Name: Cropmarks - Sindle's Farm Monument Type: SITE Period From: Unknown Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 476870 NGRY: 109370 Remarks: According to the farmer, John Velton, a series of crop marks are visible in the area in drought conditions. {1} Iron Age ring money has been found in this area (see CD134). {1} Pers Comm - J. Kenny, Southern Archaeology Date: Author: Kenny, J. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD134 Name: IA ring money - Sindle's Farm Monument Type: FINDSPOT Period From: Iron Age Narrow Type: Ring money Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 476870 NGRY: 109370 Remarks: A good example of Iron Age 'ring money' in banded yellow and white metal was brought into Chichester District Museum in 1992. It was found in a field east of Sindle's Farm and south of Ham's Copse. {1} {1} Pers Comm - J. Kenny, Southern Archaeology Date: Author: Kenny, J. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD139 Name: Prehistoric finds - Little Hambrook Farm Monument Type: FINDSPOT Period From: Prehistoric Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 477570 NGRY: 108200 Remarks: 'Site 1' Field walked in Dec 1993 by E. Savery. Finds included potsherds, struck flint and 1.4kgs of fire cracked flint. {1} Was being quarried by Tarmac in 1997. {1} Pers comm E. Savery Date: Author: Savery, E. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref

RELATED EVENTS {1} Event ID E137 Fieldwalking - Little Hambrook Farm, Westbourne

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD140 Name: Prehistoric finds - Little Hambrook Farm Monument Type: FINDSPOT Period From: Prehistoric Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 477670 NGRY: 108580 Remarks: 'Site 2' Fieldwalked in Dec 1993 by E. Savery (Littleworth Farm, Banham, Norwich, Norfolk). Produced struck flints and 365gms fire cracked flint. {1} The area walked is c. 150m SW of the find area of an Early Bronze Age inhumation in a suspect Neolithic barrow (CD121). {1} Pers comm E. Savery Date: Author: Savery, E. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref

RELATED EVENTS {1} Event ID E137 Fieldwalking - Little Hambrook Farm, Westbourne DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD144 Name: Medieval coins - Woodmancote Monument Type: FINDSPOT Period From: Medieval Narrow Type: Period To: Post Medieval

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 476900 NGRY: 107700 Remarks: Ten metal objects brought to Chichester District Museum April 1994 for identification. Identification by J. Kenny, Southern Archaeology: no acquisition for museum. 1 x penny William I (1074-7) 2 x penny Henry III (1216-47) 1 x penny Henry VI (c.1443-60) 2 P-Med coins Crude CuA strap end hook Ornate CuA one piece strap end Crude CuA sheet object with Zoomorphic decoration, incised CuA very fine buckle/brooch with 5 settings - 2 still retain white chalky substance - possibly post- medieval. {1} {1} Southern Archaeology card index Date: Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD1891 Name: DMV - Broadwash Bridge Monument Type: DESERTED SETTLEMENT Period From: Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 477450 NGRY: 108600 Remarks: A deserted medieval village is thought to lie centred at NGR SU 7745 0860. {1}

{1} V. Comm J. Veltom Date: Author: Veltom, J. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD3032 Name: Baptist Church - Westbourne Monument Type: CHURCH Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 475757 NGRY: 107716 Remarks: Baptist church. {1}

{1} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1975 ed.

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD3170 Name: Neolithic flints - Racton Park Farm Monument Type: FINDSPOT Period From: Neolithic Narrow Type: Worked flint Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: SU70NE NGRX: 477770 NGRY: 108680 Remarks: Neolithic flints including an arrowhead were found in a buried soil layer beneath the early Bronze Age burial (see CD121) discovered at Racton Park farm in 1989. {1} {1} Westbourne: Racton Park Farm Date: 1990 Author: Kenny, J. Journal/Serial: Archaeology of Chichester & District Volume/part: 1989 Specific Ref DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4045 Name: Late Bronze Age pottery - Foxbury Lane, Westbourne Monument Type: FINDSPOT Period From: Late Bronze Age Narrow Type: Pottery Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475999 NGRY: 107636 Remarks: Late Bronze Age pottery was recovered from a palaeochannel during a watching brief in 1999- 2000. A large and possibly braided palaeochannel, some 32m wide and at least 1.2m deep, was found running approximately N-S at the NW end of the site. It appears to have been the former course of the River Ems. Its upper fill contained later Bronze Age pottery sherds. {1} Romano-British and Saxon pottery sherds were also recovered (see CD4106-7). {1} Land at Foxbury Lane, Westbourne, West Sussex Date: 20.4.2000 Author: Davis, B (ed.) Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref

RELATED EVENTS {1} Event ID E738 Watching brief - Foxbury Lane, Westbourne

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4106 Name: Roman pottery - Foxbury Lane, Westbourne Monument Type: FINDSPOT Period From: Roman Narrow Type: Pottery Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475992 NGRY: 107636 Remarks: Romano-British pottery was recovered from a palaeochannel during a watching brief in 1999- 2000. A large and possibly braided palaeochannel, some 32m wide and at least 1.2m deep, was found running approximately N-S at the NW end of the site. It appears to have been the former course of the River Ems. Its upper fill contained Roman pottery sherds. {1} Late Bronze Age and Saxon pottery sherds were also recovered (see CD4045 & CD4107). {1} Land at Foxbury Lane, Westbourne, West Sussex Date: 20.4.2000 Author: Davis, B (ed.) Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref

RELATED EVENTS {1} Event ID E738 Watching brief - Foxbury Lane, Westbourne DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4107 Name: Middle/Late Saxon pottery - Foxbury Lane, Westbourne Monument Type: FINDSPOT Period From: Early Medieval Narrow Type: Pottery Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475998 NGRY: 107630 Remarks: Middle/Late Saxon pottery was recovered from a palaeochannel during a watching brief in 1999- 2000. A large and possibly braided palaeochannel, some 32m wide and at least 1.2m deep, was found running approximately N-S at the NW end of the site. It appears to have been the former course of the River Ems. Its upper fill contained Middle/Late Saxon pottery sherds. {1} Late Bronze Age and Romano-British pottery sherds were also recovered (see CD4045 & CD4106). {1} Land at Foxbury Lane, Westbourne, West Sussex Date: 20.4.2000 Author: Davis, B (ed.) Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref

RELATED EVENTS {1} Event ID E738 Watching brief - Foxbury Lane, Westbourne

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4333 Name: Clay pit - NW of Sawmills Cottages, Westbourne Monument Type: EXTRACTIVE PIT Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Clay pit Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475330 NGRY: 108682 Remarks: A clay pit is noted on the OS 1st Edition map to the NW of Sawmills Cottages, Westbourne. {1} It is probably associated with the former brick and tile works to the SW at Sawmill's Farm (see CD96). It is still present on the 2nd Edition. {1} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1st Edition 1875-8 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4334 Name: Westbourne Union Workhouse - Westbourne Monument Type: WORKHOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475712 NGRY: 108191 Remarks: The Westbourne Union Workhouse is shown on Ordnance Survey maps from the 1st Edition onwards. {1} {1} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1st Edition

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4335 Name: Clay pit - Pond Copse, Westbourne Monument Type: EXTRACTIVE PIT Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Clay pit Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475550 NGRY: 108997 Remarks: A clay pit is shown on Ordnance Survey maps at Pond Copse, Westbourne from the 1st Edition onwards. {1} {1} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1st Edition 1875-8 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4336 Name: Old quarry - Ractonpark - Westbourne Monument Type: EXTRACTIVE PIT Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Quarry Period To: Monument Type: QUARRY Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 477703 NGRY: 108632 Remarks: An old quarry is shown c.195m SSE of Ell Bridge in Westbourne on the OS 2nd Edition map. {1}

{1} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 2nd Edition 1898

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4337 Name: Old quarry - Ractonpark - Westbourne Monument Type: EXTRACTIVE PIT Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Quarry Period To: Monument Type: QUARRY Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 477845 NGRY: 108704 Remarks: An old quarry is shown c.195m SE of Ell Bridge in Westbourne on the OS 2nd Edition map. {1}

{1} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 2nd Edition 1898 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4495 Name: Old chalk pit - 130m E of Riverside Cottages, Westbourne Monument Type: EXTRACTIVE PIT Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Chalk pit Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 477091 NGRY: 108159 Remarks: An old chalkpit is shown on OS maps from the 1st Edition oneards c.130m E of Riverside Cottages, Westbourne. {1} {1} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1875 onwards

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4496 Name: Possible chalk pit - Shaw Wood, Westbourne Monument Type: EXTRACTIVE PIT Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Chalk pit Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 477359 NGRY: 108123 Remarks: A possible chalk pit is shown on the OS 25" 2nd Edition map in Shaw Wood, Westbourne. {1} There is no annotation to say it is a chalk pit but the underlying geology would suggest this. {1} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1898 Edition DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4497 Name: Old pit - Dells Croft Coppice, Westbourne Monument Type: EXTRACTIVE PIT Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 477282 NGRY: 108073 Remarks: An old pit, possibly for chalk, is shown on the OS 25" 2nd Edition map at Dells Croft Coppice, Westbourne. {1} {1} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1898 Edition

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4498 Name: Old pit - Foxbury Dell, West bourne Monument Type: EXTRACTIVE PIT Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 477222 NGRY: 108318 Remarks: Old pit workings are shown on the OS 2nd Edition 25" maps at Foxbury Dell, Westbourne. {1} They may be for chalk or gravel. {1} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1898 Edition DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4587 Name: SINDLES FARMHOUSE ALDSWORTH Monument Type: FARMHOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 480119 NGRY: 111345 Remarks: WESTBOURNE COMMON ROAD : 11/492 Sindle's Farmhouse, Aldsworth : 28.01.1986 : II : Early C19. Two storeys. Three windows facing south, four windows facing west. Faced with roughcast, the south front colour-washed. Eaves cornice. Slate roof. Sash windows with glazing bars intact on south front. Doorway with Doric columns and pediment. Casement windows on west front. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 11/492

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4588 Name: SMUGGLERS COTTAGE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475587 NGRY: 107422 Remarks: WESTBOURNE CHURCH ROAD : 24/443 Smuggler's Cottage : 28.01.1986 : GV II : C16 timber framed building with the timbering and painted brick infilling exposed in the north wall but refaced with flints with red brick dressings, quoins and stringcourse. Half hipped tiled roof. Casement windows. Later gabled porch. Two storeys. Three windows. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/443 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4589 Name: THE THATCHED COTTAGE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475592 NGRY: 107370 Remarks: WESTBOURNE CHURCH ROAD : 24/439 The Thatched Cottage : 28.01.1986 : GV II : C17 or earlier timber framed building, refaced with red brick. Thatched roof with two 'eyebrows'. Casement windows. One storey and attic. Three windows. One dormer. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/439

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4590 Name: NOS 1 2 3 MOUSE HOUSE AND 4 Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475615 NGRY: 107436 Remarks: WESTBOURNE CHURCH VIEW : 24/444 Nos 1, 2, 3 (Mouse House) & 4 : 28.01.1986 : II : Originally a pair of houses, now converted into four cottages. C18. Two storeys. Four windows. Red brick, Nos 1 and 2 painted. Modillion eaves cornice. Half-hipped tiled roof. Casement windows on ground floor, sashes above with glazing bars. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/444 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4593 Name: WESTBOURNE COURT Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475930 NGRY: 107392 Remarks: WESTBOURNE WHITECHIMNEY ROW (east side) : 24/481 Westbourne Court : 28.01.1986 : II : C18. Two storeys. Five windows. Painted brick. Stringcourse with brick cogging below it. Parapet. Centre window-bay projects slightly. Glazing bars intact. Central doorway with pilaster, pediment and door of six fielded panels. {1} Formerly the Rectory, as shown on OS 25" maps from the 1st Edition onwards. {2} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/481 {2} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1875 onwards

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4594 Name: MILE END HOUSE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475847 NGRY: 107474 Remarks: WESTBOURNE FOXBURY LANE : 24/462 Mile End House : 5.6.58 : II : C18. Two storeys. Five windows. Red brick. Centre window bay projects slightly. Modillion cornice and parapet. Glazing bars intact on ground floor only. Casement windows above. Porch with Doric columns, cornice and door of six fielded panels. Later addition of two window bays to north east. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/462 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4596 Name: LAMB COTT. J & V J LAIN WATCHMKR & JEWLLR CHALK COTT. & WESTBOURNE ANTIQUES Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Cottage Period To: Monument Type: SHOP Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To: Monument Type: INN Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475692 NGRY: 107507 Remarks: WESTBOURNE THE SQUARE (north side) : 24/452 Lamb Cottage; J & V J Lain, Watchmaker & Jeweller; Chalk Cottage; and Westbourne Antiques : 28.01.1986 : GV II : Lain's premises, Chalk Cottage and Westbourne Antiques are sometimes also known as Nos 1-3 The Square, but as there is also another building on the east side of the Square which is known as Nos 1-3 it is best not to use these numbers for the building on the north side of the Square. One building. C18. Two storeys. Seven windows. Faced with stucco, weather-boarding or roughcast. Tiled roof. Most glazing bars intact. Two small shop windows. {1} OS 25" maps from the 1st Edition onwards show one building called 'The Lamb Inn' which has a further wing on the NW corner which seems to have been demolished some time after 1912-14 (3rd Edition). Later OS maps (at least one dating to 1953) show that the former inn has been subdivided with no NW wing. {2} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/452 {2} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1875 onwards

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4597 Name: CRANBERRY Monument Type: BUILDING Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475675 NGRY: 107541 Remarks: WESTBOURNE NORTH STREET (east side) : 24/463 Cranberry : 28.01.1986 : II : L-shaped building. West wing C18. Two storeys. Two windows. Red brick. Tiled roof. Casement windows. South east wing later addition in imitation timbering. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/463 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4598 Name: WHITEFRIARS Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475678 NGRY: 107604 Remarks: WESTBOURNE NORTH STREET (east side) : 24/465 Whitefriars : 28.01.1986 : II : C18. Two storeys. Three windows. Stuccoed. Eaves cornice. Tiled roof. Windows in moulded architrave surrounds, those on ground floor being tripartite windows. Doorway with enriched pilasters, broken pediment and six panel door. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/465

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4599 Name: MIDDLE HOUSE PREVIOUSLY LISTED AS MIDDLE COTTAGE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475532 NGRY: 107357 Remarks: WESTBOURNE OLD RECTORY CLOSE : 24/446 Middle House (Previously listed as Middle Cottage) : 5.6.58 : GV II : Formerly listed under Church Road. C18 interior to probably older building. Two storeys. Four windows. Stuccoed. Stringcourse. Steeply pitched hipped tiled roof with one dormer each facing north and south. Glazing bars intact. : Doorway with pilasters, pediment and door of six fielded panels. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/446 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4600 Name: NOS 6 7 8 AND 9 RIVER STREET Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475769 NGRY: 107808 Remarks: WESTBOURNE RIVER STREET (east side) : 24/486 Nos 6, 7, 8 & 9 : 28.01.1986 : II : One building. C18. Two storeys. Four windows. Painted brick. Modillion eaves cornice. Hipped tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. Doorway with flat hoods on brackets. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/486

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4602 Name: Engine House - E. of River Street, Westbourne (now WATERSMEET) Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Modern Narrow Type: Period To: Monument Type: ENGINE HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475898 NGRY: 107986 Remarks: Post-medieval engine house east of River Street. Water powered engine supplying Stansted House until 1855 when a steam engine was installed. Verbal comm. to Rudkin was that the steam engine ceased working in 1907. {1} WESTBOURNE RIVER STREET (east side) : 24/288 Watersmeet : 28.01.1986 : II : C18. 2 storeys. 4 windows. Painted brick. Modillion eaves cornice. Hipped tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. Doorway in moulded architrave surround with projecting cornice and enriched frieze. {2} {1} The River Ems and related watercourses Date: 1984 Author: Rudkin, D. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref pp.33-5 {2} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/288 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4605 Name: THE STAGS HEAD PUBLIC HOUSE Monument Type: PUBLIC HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To: Monument Type: BUILDING Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475703 NGRY: 107470 Remarks: WESTBOURNE THE SQUARE (The Island Site facing east) : 24/455 The Stags Head Public House : 28.01.1986 : II : C18. 2 storeys. 3 windows. Stuccoed, the first floor decorated with applied imitation timbering. Tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. Lower section of 2 windows with slate roof to the south. {1} It is not noted on OS maps as being a public house until 1953. {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/455 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4606 Name: THE PARISH CHURCH OF ST JOHN THE BAPTIST Monument Type: CHURCH Period From: Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: I Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475559 NGRY: 107311 Remarks: WESTBOURNE CHURCH ROAD : 24/438 The Parish Church of St John the Baptist : 5.6.58 : I : Large building consisting of a chancel, nave with aisles, north porch and west tower with shingled spire. Flint with stone dressings and tiled roof. Mostly late C14, but the tower added in the early C16 and open to the nave on three sides. The building was restored in 1865 to the designs of the Rev J H Sperling. {1} Fine medieval building on a large scale, but much restored. Piscina of c.1400. 2 wall tablets by Nollekens. {2} Outside late C14; interior and tower early C16. Older walling in several places. Restoration 1865 {3}. Sperling claims Norman foundation; describes the monuments. {4} ? Dedication to All Souls; wills dated 1538, 1548 etc. {5} Coats of arms and brasses {6} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/438 {2} The Buildings of England - Sussex Date: 1965 Author: Nairn, I. and Pevsner, N. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref pp.365-6 {3} VCH Sussex Vol. 4 Date: 1953 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref pp.130-1 {4} Parochial History of Westbourne Date: 1870 Author: Sperling, J.H. Journal/Serial: Sussex Archaeological Collections Volume/part: 22 Specific Ref pp.77-125 {5} The Dedications of the Churches and Chapels now existing in The Rapes of Chichester, Arundel and Bramber, in the County of Sussex... Date: 1860 Author: Gibbon, C. Journal/Serial: Sussex Archaeological Collections Volume/part: 12 Specific Ref {6} Coats of Arms in Sussex Churches: Part IX Date: 1934 Author: Lambarde, F. Journal/Serial: Sussex Archaeological Collections Volume/part: 75 Specific Ref pp.178-9 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4607 Name: NOS 1 2 AND 3 WHITECHIMNEY ROW Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475831 NGRY: 107363 Remarks: WESTBOURNE WHITECHIMNEY ROW (west side) : 24/474 Nos 1, 2 & 3 : 28.01.1986 : GV II : One building. C18. Two storeys. Three windows. Red brick. Tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/474

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4608 Name: HOMELANDS Monument Type: FARMHOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To: Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To: Monument Type: CONVALESCENT HOME Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475794 NGRY: 107178 Remarks: WESTBOURNE WHITECHIMNEY ROW (west side) : 24/480 Homelands : 28.01.1986 : II : Originally probably the farmhouse of Lumley Farm. Early C19. Two storeys. Red brick. Eaves bracket cornice. Hipped slate roof. Glazing bars intact. Doorway in moulded architrave surround. Verandah on ground floor with iron : columns and glass roof, probably of later date. {1} If it was the original farmhouse to Lumley Farm a new farmhouse seems to have been built on the south side of the road to the south by 1898 on the OS 25" 2nd Edition map and the original building is named 'St Faith's Convalescent Home'. {2} A building is shown on the site on Yeakell and Gardner (1778) in which case the it may be earlier than the Listing would indicate. {3} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/480 {2} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1898 {3} Yeakell & Gardner Map of 1778 Date: c.1778 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4609 Name: COOPERS COTTAGE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475833 NGRY: 107375 Remarks: WESTBOURNE WHITECHIMNEY ROW (west side) : 24/473 Cooper's Cottage : 28.01.1986 : GV II : Early C19 building in two sections. Two storeys. Four windows. Painted brick. Eaves cornice of brick cogging. Tiled roof. Glazing bars intact in south section only. {1} On the 1st Edition OS 25" map, this building was two separate buildings. By the 2nd Edition the northern building has been extended. On the 3rd Edition the northern of the two buildings has been combined with a further property to the north (see also CD6596). On 1953 OS mapping all the properties have been combined together. By 1971 the property has been divided again along the line of the original division between the original northern building and the third building to the north and the property has its current name. {2} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/473 {2} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1875-1973

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4799 Name: CHURCHERS FARMHOUSE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475731 NGRY: 107699 Remarks: WESTBOURNE NORTH STREET (east side) 24/466 Churchers Farmhouse 28.01.1986 II C18. Two storeys. Three windows. Red brick. Hipped tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. Doorway with pilasters and pediment. {1} The current building has been significantly extended. {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/466 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4801 Name: THE GOOD INTENT PUBLIC HOUSE Monument Type: PUBLIC HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475709 NGRY: 107694 Remarks: WESTBOURNE NORTH STREET (west side) : 24/471 The Good Intent Public House : 28.01.1986 : II : C18, with some older work inside. Two storeys. Three windows. Stuccoed. Tiled roof. Casement windows. Early C19 addition of one window bay and higher elevation at the north end. {1} From map evidence the front half of the building would appear to be oldest in date. {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/471

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4802 Name: NO 1 TALBOT COTTAGE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475546 NGRY: 107370 Remarks: WESTBOURNE OLD RECTORY CLOSE : 24/445 No 1 (Talbot Cottage) : 28.01.1986 : GV II : C18 or earlier. Two storeys. Two windows. Red brick and grey headers, with some flint work. Half hipped tiled roof. Modern casement windows. Doorway with gabled hood. {1} Now (2007) known as Millbrook Cottage. {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/445 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4805 Name: MILL HOUSE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To: Monument Type: WATERMILL Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475793 NGRY: 107860 Remarks: Watermill west of River Street. May have been a mill site since Domesday (may have been known as Northmylle and included a malthouse; possibly used for fulling). Westbourne Mill definitely a water corn mill in 1663 and ceased work in the late 1920s. Overshot bucket wheel, c 10' in diameter; three sets grinding stones. Also in later life operated as 2-bore water pump and from 1919 a generator. {1} WESTBOURNE RIVER STREET (west side) : 24/489 Mill House : 10.5.73 : II : C18. Two storeys. Four windows and one window space. Faced with grey headers with dressings, quoins, modillion eaves cornice and vertical strips of red brick. Tiled rook. Glazing bars intact. Recessed window bay in red brick at south end. {2} {1} The River Ems and related watercourses Date: 1984 Author: Rudkin, D. Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref pp.43-5 {2} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/489

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4806 Name: NOS 1 2 AND 3 THE SQUARE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475693 NGRY: 107442 Remarks: WESTBOURNE THE SQUARE (east side) : 24/447 Nos 1, 2 & 3 : 28.01.1986 : GV II : One building. Dated 1631. Timber framed building with flint infilling, now painted. Half hipped tiled roof. Casement windows. Two storeys. Four windows. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/447 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4809 Name: MILTON STORES THE WINDOW BOX AND WILLCOTT Monument Type: SHOP Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To: Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475650 NGRY: 107448 Remarks: WESTBOURNE THE SQUARE (west side) : 24/451 Milton Stores, The Window-Box and Willcott : 28.01.1986 : GV II : One building. Dated 1758. Two storeys and attic. Three windows. Three dormers. Faced with brown roughcast. Tiled roof. Glazing bars missing. Small modern shop window at south end. The building has the date 1758 and the initials S.J.A. on it. {1} The buildings have been much altered to the rear over the years. {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/451 {2} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1875-1912

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD4811 Name: THE WHITE HORSE PUBLIC HOUSE Monument Type: PUBLIC HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475653 NGRY: 107403 Remarks: WESTBOURNE THE SQUARE (east side) 24/448 The White Horse Public House 28.01.1986 II C18. Two storeys. Five windows. Painted brick. Hipped tiled roof. Glazing bars intact on first floor only. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/448 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD5376 Name: NOS 1 2 AND 3 TRUDGETTS Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475682 NGRY: 107485 Remarks: WESTBOURNE THE SQUARE (The Island site, facing west) : 24/456 Nos 1, 2 and 3 Trudgetts : 07.12.1976 : II : Main portion late C17, north end an C18 addition. Two storeys. Six windows in all. Painted brick, ground floor of north addition faced with flints, now also painted. Modillion eaves cornice. Tiled roof with pentice behind. Casement windows. Doorway in moulded architrave surround with flat hood over and door of six fielded panels. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/456

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD5478 Name: MONKS FARMHOUSE Monument Type: FARMHOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475454 NGRY: 108367 Remarks: WESTBOURNE MONK'S HILL : 11/490 Monk's Farmhouse : 28.01.1986 : II : L-shaped early C19 house. Two storeys. Three windows. Stuccoed. Eaves cornice. Hipped slate roof. Glazing bars intact. Doorway with flat hood on brackets. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 11/490 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD5479 Name: LITTLE THATCH AND MARSH COTTAGE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475685 NGRY: 107354 Remarks: WESTBOURNE NEW ROAD : 24/458 Little Thatch & Marsh Cottage : 28.01.1986 : II : Little Thatch was formerly included in the Provisional List as Field View and was later known as Adelaide Cottage. One building. L-shaped C17 or earlier timber framed building with some timbering exposed with red brick infilling on the east side but refronted on the west side in flints with a projection added in the centre. Thatched roof. Casement windows. Two storeys. Four windows. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/458

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD5480 Name: OLD LONDON Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475736 NGRY: 107710 Remarks: WESTBOURNE NORTH STREET (east side) : 24/467 Old London : 28.01.1986 : II : On the map called Chapel Cottage. C18. Two storeys. Three windows. Painted brick. Stringcourse. Tiled roof. Glazing bars missing. Doorway with pilasters and pediment. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/467 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD5481 Name: NORMAN HOUSE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475730 NGRY: 107820 Remarks: WESTBOURNE NORTH STREET : 84/959 Norman House : 28.01.1986 : II : House. Early C18 house heightened by one storey C1885 when it was refenestrated and with some internal alterations of this period. Built of red brick flemish bond with some grey headers. Tiled roof with end brick chimneystacks. 3 storeys; 3 : 5 :2 windows. Cement bands between floors. Windows have cambered head linings with C19 sashes with vertical glazing bars only. 1st floor central window has sun fireplaque. Late C19 wood and glazed porch with 2 round headed arches with original early C18 door surround behind. This has elaborate flat hood on carved brackets with tulip design, panelled reveals and 3 stone steps. Oak doorcase with fielded panels, the top 4 cut away and glazed. Rear elevation has central C19 2 storey extension, stuccoed with incised lines to represent masonry with verniculated keystones and 1 mask keystone. Interior has dado panelling and moulded plaster ceiling to hall. The lounge retains C18 butterfly and H-hinges to the window shutters and the dining room has some original sash frames cut across to convert to later C19 sashes. 1st floor retains early C18 staircase balustrading (the lower part of the staircase is C19), 4 early C18 2 panelled doors and a wooden fire surround with corner urns and central patera with swags. Behind the doorcase is a date of 1639 but the existing building appears no earlier than the early C18. The building was formerly the dower house to Oldfield Lawn. The alterations were made for Major General Oldfield who had 22 children. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 84/959

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD5482 Name: NO 1A RIVER STREET Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475747 NGRY: 107786 Remarks: WESTBOURNE RIVER STREET (east side) : 24/485 No 1A : 28.01.1986 : II : Early C19. Three storeys. Two windows. Stuccoed. Gable over. Slate roof. Glazing bars intact. Small early C19 shop window complete with glazing bars with doorway to south with low rectangular fanlight, the shop window and the doorway each flanked by narrow pilasters. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/485 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD5483 Name: THE THATCHED COTTAGE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475763 NGRY: 107771 Remarks: WESTBOURNE NORTH STREET (east side) 24/484 The Thatched Cottage 28.01.1986 II C18 or earlier. Two storeys. Three windows. Painted brick. Hipped thatched roof with three 'eyebrows'. Casement windows. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/484

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD5484 Name: WOODMANS Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475825 NGRY: 107330 Remarks: WESTBOURNE WHITECHIMNEY ROW (west side) : 24/475 Woodman's : 28.01.1986 : GV II : Formerly two cottages, now one house. C18. Two storeys and attic. Two windows and one window space. Two dormers. Painted brick. Modillion eaves cornice. Tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. Doorway with pilasters, projecting cornice and door of six moulded panels. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/475 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD5485 Name: THE LAWN Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475862 NGRY: 107390 Remarks: WESTBOURNE WHITECHIMNEY ROW (east side) : 24/482 The Lawn : 28.01.1986 : II : Formerly known as the Rectory. Late C18 or early C19. Two storeys. Three windows. Red brick. Tiled roof. Glazing bars missing. Two large C19 bays on ground floor. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/482

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD5486 Name: THE MANOR HOUSE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 477595 NGRY: 107575 Remarks: WESTBOURNE WOODMANCOTE : 11/495 The Manor House : 28.01.1986 : II : C18. Two storeys. Three windows. Faced with grey headers with red brick dressings, quoins and stringcourse. Tiled roof. Most glazing bars intact. Addition to east of lower elevation faced with red brick on the ground floor and tile hanging above. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 11/495 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD6420 Name: TIMBERS Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475828 NGRY: 107299 Remarks: WESTBOURNE WHITECHIMNEY ROW (West side) : 24/477 Timbers : 28.01.1986 : II : Formerly two cottages, now one house. C17 or earlier timber framed building with infilling of painted brick or flints and diagonal braces. Half hipped thatched roof with three 'eyebrows'. Casement windows. Two storeys. Three windows. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/477

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD6583 Name: ELMHURST Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475558 NGRY: 107387 Remarks: WESTBOURNE CHURCH ROAD : 24/440 : Elmhurst : 5.6.58 : GV II : C18. Two storeys. Five windows. Red brick and grey headers. Tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. Doorway with flat hood over on brackets. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/440 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD6584 Name: OLD SCHOOL HOUSE Monument Type: SCHOOL HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475583 NGRY: 107413 Remarks: WESTBOURNE CHURCH ROAD : 24/442 Old School House : 28.01.1986 : GV II : Originally the village school, now converted into a house. Mid C19. Consists of a centre portion of two storeys and one window with gable over and flanking portions of one storey and one window each. Faced with flints with white brick dressings and quoins. Tiled roof. Pointed casement windows in east front, some with Gothic glazing. One sash window with Gothic glazing in south elevation. A car entrance has been made through the left hand or south flanking portion. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/442

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD6586 Name: WESTBOURNE COTTAGE AND CARTREF Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475574 NGRY: 107397 Remarks: WESTBOURNE CHURCH ROAD : 24/441 Westbourne Cottage and Cartref : 28.01.1986 : GV II : Pair of small C18 houses. Two storeys. Two windows. Red brick, Westbourne Cottages painted. Modillion eaves cornice. Hipped tiled roof. Glazing bars intact in Cartref only. Doorways with flat hoods on brackets and doors of six fielded panels. {1} NHLE ref.{2} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/441 {2} National Heritage List for England Date: Author: English Heritage Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1026085 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD6588 Name: NO 56 BRIDGE HOUSE NO 57 AND NO 58 COMMONSIDE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475936 NGRY: 108223 Remarks: WESTBOURNE COMMONSIDE : 11/491 No 56 (Bridge House) No 57 & No 58 : 28.01.1986 : II : One building. Early C19. Two storeys. Four windows. Stuccoed. Modillion eaves cornice. Hipped tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. {1} Although listed as one building it is quite clear from the 1840 Westbourne Tithe Map that Bridge House is the original building, probably early C19, with nos 57 and 58 being later additions to the west. {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 11/491

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD6589 Name: NO 23 (BOX COTTAGE) AND ROUTLEDGE COTTAGE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475784 NGRY: 107448 Remarks: WESTBOURNE EAST STREET : 24/459 No 23 (Box Cottage) and Routledge Cottage : II 5.6.58 : Formerly listed as Box Cottage only. One building, now two houses. C16 timber framed building with painted brick infilling. Box Cottage has a thatched roof, Routledge Cottage a tiled roof. Casement windows. Two storeys. Four window. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/459 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD6590 Name: THE BUCKNALLS Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475838 NGRY: 107468 Remarks: WESTBOURNE FOXBURY LANE : 24/461 The Bucknalls : 28.01.1986 : II : Small C18 house. Two storeys. Two windows. Stuccoed. Tiled roof. Windows with Venetian shutters. Sash windows on ground floor, casements above, both with glazing bars intact. Doorway with pilasters and projecting cornice. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/461

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD6591 Name: DEVON COTTAGE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475814 NGRY: 107441 Remarks: WESTBOURNE EAST STREET : 24/460 Devon Cottage : 28.01.1986 : II : C18. Two storeys and attic. Two windows. Two modern dormers. Faced with grey headers with dressings, quoins and vertical strips of red brick. Tiled roof. Two bays on ground floor. Glazing bars missing. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/460 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD6592 Name: THE LANES KINGSBURYS STORES AND THE BAKEHOUSE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475721 NGRY: 107488 Remarks: WESTBOURNE THE SQUARE (north side) : 24/454 The Lanes; Kingsbury's Stores and the Bakehouse : 28.01.1986 : GV II : One building. C17 or earlier, refaced with roughcast. Two storeys. Five windows. Hipped thatched roof with four 'eye-brows'. Sash windows with glazing bars. Doorway at each end with flat hood over. Two small shop windows between. {1} Now in use as a restaurant and restored to one property. {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/454

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD6593 Name: FOXBURY HOUSE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475899 NGRY: 107455 Remarks: WESTBOURNE FOXBURY LANE : 24/483 Foxbury House : 28.01.1986 : II : Square early C19 house. Two storeys. Three windows. Stuccoed. Eaves cornice. Steeply pitched hipped slate roof. Glazing bars intact. Trellised verandah across the ground floor with glass roof. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/483 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD6596 Name: DROUNCES Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475837 NGRY: 107385 Remarks: WESTBOURNE WHITECHIMNEY ROW (west side) : 24/472 Drounces : 5.6.58 : GV II : Late C18 or early C19. Two storeys. Four windows. Stuccoed. Modillion eaves cornice. Tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. Doorway with pilasters, pediment and door of six fielded panels. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/472

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD6598 Name: THE OLD DAIRY Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475825 NGRY: 107276 Remarks: WESTBOURNE WHITECHIMNEY ROW (west side) : 24/478 The Old Dairy : 28.01.1986 : GV II : C16 timber framed building with the timbering exposed in the north wall with plaster infilling and in the east gable end with flint infilling, now painted but refaced on the south side with brick, now painted. Half hipped roof with three 'eyebrows'. Casement windows with Gothic glazing. Modern addition to the west. {1} The building has been much extended. {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/478 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD6968 Name: GATE PIERS TO THE EAST OF WESTBOURNE HOUSE Monument Type: GATE PIER Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475659 NGRY: 107549 Remarks: WESTBOURNE NORTH STREET (West side) : 24/468A : Gate piers to the east of Westbourne House : 28.01.1986 : II : C18. Square red brick piers with large stone caps. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/468A

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD7196 Name: SPARROWS Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475678 NGRY: 107563 Remarks: WESTBOURNE NORTH STREET (east side) : 24/464 Sparrows : 28.01.1986 : II : C18. Two storeys. Two windows. Red brick and grey headers alternately. Tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. Modern gabled porch. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/464 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD7197 Name: YEW TREE COTTAGE AND IVY COTTAGE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475669 NGRY: 107631 Remarks: WESTBOURNE NORTH STREET (west side) : 24/470 Yew Tree Cottage and Ivy Cottage : 28.01.1986 : II : One building, formerly included in the Provisional List as Yew Tree Cottage only. C18. Two storeys. Five windows. Grey headers with red brick dressings and quoins. Modillion eaves cornice. Tiled roof. Windows with keystones over and glazing bars missing. Modern shop window in centre. Bay on ground floor to the south of this. The northern most window bay (Ivy Cottage) is wholly red brick. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/470

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD7198 Name: NO 12 RIVERSIDE AND NO 13 FORGE HOUSE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475793 NGRY: 107840 Remarks: WESTBOURNE RIVER STREET (east side) : 24/487 No 12 (Riverside) and No 13 (Forge House) : 28.01.1986 : II : One building. No 12 is a C17 building, restored. Two storeys. Three windows. Ground floor stuccoed, above faced with weather-boarding. Tiled roof. Casement windows. No 13 is an C18 extension of two windows in painted brick. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/487 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD7199 Name: ST LEGER Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475633 NGRY: 107404 Remarks: WESTBOURNE THE SQUARE (south side) : 24/449 St Leger : 28.01.1986 : II : Early C19. Two storeys. Three windows. Stuccoed. Stringcourse, cornice and parapet. Tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. Doorway with flat hood over and door of six fielded panels. To the north west is a projecting window bay, faced in flints with red brick dressings and quoins, which is C18 in date and probably once part of the adjoining house, of which the remainder has been demolished. {1} The Westbourne Tithe Map of 1840 shows this building and projecting wing to be a single building. There is no sign of an adjacent building that the projection could previously have been part. Could the main part of the present building also be C18 but was refaced in the early C19? {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/449

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD7200 Name: THE WHITE HOUSE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475642 NGRY: 107437 Remarks: WESTBOURNE THE SQUARE (west side) : 24/450 The White House : 28.01.1986 : GV II : Early C19. Two storeys. Three windows. Stuccoed. Stringcourse, cornice and parapet. Windows with architraves over on brackets and glazing bars intact. Doorway with similar architrave, rectangular fanlight and door of six fielded panels. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/450 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD7201 Name: CENTRA COUNTRY STORES AND THE HOUSE ATTACHED Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To: Monument Type: SHOP Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475678 NGRY: 107458 Remarks: WESTBOURNE THE SQUARE (The Island site facing south) : 24/457 Centra Country Stores and the house attached : 28.01.1986 : GV II : One building. Two storeys. Three windows. Stuccoed. Hipped slate roof. Glazing bars intact on first floor only. Doorway in moulded architraves surround with door of six fielded panels. Modern shop window to east of this. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/457

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD7202 Name: FIR TREE COTTAGE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475825 NGRY: 107316 Remarks: WESTBOURNE WHITECHIMNEY ROW (west side) : 24/476 Fir Tree Cottage : 28.01.1986 : GV II : Restored C17 or earlier timber framed building with the timbering and painted brick infilling exposed in the north wall but refaced with brick, now painted. Modern tiled roof. Casement windows. Two storeys. Two windows. Previously split into two properties based on historic map evidence. {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/476 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD7203 Name: WELL COTTAGE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475815 NGRY: 107237 Remarks: WESTBOURNE WHITECHIMNEY ROW (West side) : 24/479 Well Cottage : 28.01.1986 : II : C18. 2 storeys. 3 windows. Stuccoed. Eaves cornice. Hipped tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. Doorway with pilasters flat hood over and door of 6 moulded panels. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/479

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD7803 Name: WESTBOURNE HOUSE Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: IISTAR Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475647 NGRY: 107551 Remarks: WESTBOURNE NORTH STREET (west side) : 24/468 Westbourne House : 5.6.58 : II : C18. 2 storeys. 5 windows. Grey headers with red brick dressings and quoins. Strip of roughcast below the eaves. Tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. Porch up six steps with fluted Ionic columns containing a doorway with rectangular fanlight and door of six fielded panels. Later addition of 2 window bays to north. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/468 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD7811 Name: NO 4 (LICKFOLD) NO 5 (LUTON) AND NO 6 Monument Type: HOUSE Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Status: Listed Building (LB) Grade/Ref: II Prev Grade/Ref: Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475701 NGRY: 107493 Remarks: WESTBOURNE THE SQUARE (North Side) : 24/453 No 4 (Lickfold); No 5 (Luton) and No 6 : GV II : 28.01.86 : One building. C18. Two storeys. Four windows. Modillion eaves cornice. Tiled roof. Glazing bars intact. {1} {1} Schedule of Listed Buildings Date: Author: Dept. of the Environment Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 24/453 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD7938 Name: Middle neolithic pit - Foxbury Lane, Westbourne Monument Type: PIT Period From: Middle Neolithic Narrow Type: Period To: Monument Type: RITUAL PIT Period From: Middle Neolithic Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 476024 NGRY: 107447 Remarks: During an evaluation prior to site redevelopment at Chantry Farm, Westbourne, by DAS in 2008, a single pit was exposed and recorded in trench 11. The pit had been cut into the natural brickearth but had been truncated by ploughing and was roughly ovular in shape. Six in situ fragments of middle neolithic, Mortlake ware pottery were recovered. The original interpretation by the excavator was that it representated the truncated remains of a cremation urn but it is more likely to represent a placed deposit. A number of flint flakes were also recovered from the pit which was 100% sampled. {1} The neolithic pottery assemblage comprised 200-odd sherds weighing approx. 2.4kg. All but a handfull of these derived from a single jar (slightly less than half) belonging to the Mortlake sub-style of the Peterborough Ware pottery tradition. It is thick- bodied, has a pronounced rim overhanging a deep cavetto or neck and a more or less rounded base, and its body is encrusted with twisted-cord impressions, in alternating horizontal chevrons. There is further decoration is on the neck. Associated with this were a dozen or so sherds from possibly up to four vessels. Some of these are a variant of the Mortlake and Ebbsfleet sub-styles. Spread evenly through the fill of the pit were 11 pieces of flint hard- hammer struck from three different nodules. Nine came from a single nodule. The comprised six pieces of formless debitage, part of a core, a well-formed flake and two short blades. None were retouched or showed any use-wear. Its nature was thougth to be entirely consistent with late neolithic debitage. A further piece in a honey-coloured flint represented a re-working of a mesolithic or earlier neolithic blade core. It had been worked into a point to form an awl and showed clear traces of use-wear around the point. It was suggested that it was residual. {2} {1} An Archaeological Evaluation at Chantry Farm, Westbourne, West Sussex Date: 2008 Author: Hall, Neville Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref {2} Peterborough Ware from Westbourne; a rare middle Neolithic 'ritual' deposit from the West Sussex coastal plain Date: 2010 Author: Seager-Thomas, Mike Journal/Serial: Sussex Archaeological Collections Volume/part: 148 Specific Ref

RELATED EVENTS {1} Event ID E1114 Evaluation - Chantry Farm, Westbourne DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD8301 Name: Water meadows - N. of Lumley Mill, Westbourne Monument Type: WATER MEADOW Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475413 NGRY: 106804 Remarks: A large area of probable water meadows can be seen on APs either side of the River Ems to the north of Lumley Mill, Westbourne. The channels are in a distinctive arrow flight pattern between the larger feeder channels. The southern part of the area is cut by the A27. {1} {2} {1} WSCC 2001 APs Date: 2001 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref {2} GeoPerspectives 2007 APs Date: 2007 Author: GeoPerspectives Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD8302 Name: Watercress bed - W of Brook cottages, Westbourne Monument Type: WATERCRESS BED Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475524 NGRY: 107062 Remarks: A watercress bed is shown to the west of Brook Cottages, Westbourne on OS mapping from the 2nd Edition onwards. It utilised a former water meadow channel (see CD8301). {1} {1} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1898 onwards DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD8303 Name: Watercress beds - SE of Westbourne Road, Westbourne Monument Type: WATERCRESS BED Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475606 NGRY: 107221 Remarks: A large watercress bed is shown to the south-east of Westbourne Road, Westbourne, on OS mapping from the 2nd Edition (1898) onwards. {1} {2} A second bed is shown on 1:2500 mapping to the north-east but this appears to be just a pond. {1} OS 25" map Date: 1875-196 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1898 onwards {2} OS 1:2500 Date: Author: Ordnance Survey Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1953 onwards

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9134 Name: Monks Fm Monument Type: FARMSTEAD Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475344 NGRY: 108374 Remarks: Farmstead, Late C19, regular courtyard, U plan, farmhouse set away from yard, isolated position, partial loss-less than 50%. {1} A basic survey of the Farmstead was carried out by Chichester District Council in April 1980. Set in hollow away from road. There is a small flint building with a hipped tiled roof surrounded by shacks and newer corregated iron building. The survey includes a sketch. {2} {1} EH Farmstead data Date: Author: Lake, Jeremy Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref ref 150009 {2} Chichester District Farm Building Survey 1980 Date: 1980 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9135 Name: Farmstead at Paradise Monument Type: FARMSTEAD Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475672 NGRY: 107932 Remarks: Farmstead, C19, regular courtyard, L plan detached house, farmhouse set away from yard, village location, totally demolished. {1} {1} EH Farmstead data Date: Author: Lake, Jeremy Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref ref 150010

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9136 Name: Yard SE of Mill at Paradise Monument Type: FARMSTEAD Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475814 NGRY: 107863 Remarks: Farmstead, C19, regular courtyard, L plan detached house, Farmhouse set away from yard, village location, totally demolished. Possible small farmstead. {1} {1} EH Farmstead data Date: Author: Lake, Jeremy Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref ref 150011 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9138 Name: Lumley Fm Monument Type: FARMSTEAD Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475737 NGRY: 107113 Remarks: Farmstead, C19, loose courtyard, L plan detached house, 4 sides formed by working agricultural buildings with additional detached elements, farmhouse set away from yard, isolated position. partial loss-less than 50%. Long, narrow yard divided into three areas. {1} A basic survey of the Farmstead was carried out by Chichester District Council in April 1980. Large complex of buildings at sharp bend in the road at entrance from the south to Westbourne. Within a conservation area but of no special merit. Older buildings look Victorian or later made of brick with slate roofs. Perimeter walls are of flint and brick. Newer building on site. Farm probably well used and maintained, though the older building needs some attention. The survey includes a sketch. {2} {1} EH Farmstead data Date: Author: Lake, Jeremy Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref ref 150013 {2} Chichester District Farm Building Survey 1980 Date: 1980 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9145 Name: Churchers Fm Monument Type: FARMSTEAD Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 475732 NGRY: 107690 Remarks: Farmstead, C18, village location, only farmhouse survives. {1}

{1} EH Farmstead data Date: Author: Lake, Jeremy Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref ref 150012 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9164 Name: Sindles Fm Monument Type: FARMSTEAD Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 476559 NGRY: 109453 Remarks: Farmstead, Late C19, loose courtyard, 4 sides formed by working agricultural buildings, farmhouse set away from yard, isolated position, extant no apparent alterations. {1} A basic survey of the Farmstead was carried out by Chichester District Council in April 1980. Collection of buildings, mainly of Flint with slate roofs. These are Victorian buildings. They are sited along a track away from the road but are visible from it. They are a pleasant group in the countryside. They appear well maintained and used. The survey includes a sketch. {2} {1} EH Farmstead data Date: Author: Lake, Jeremy Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref ref 150039 {2} Chichester District Farm Building Survey 1980 Date: 1980 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9165 Name: Aldsworth Monument Type: FARMSTEAD Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 476675 NGRY: 108700 Remarks: Farmstead, C19, regular courtyard, additional detached elements, farmhouse set away from yard, hamlet location, extant no apparent alterations. {1} {1} EH Farmstead data Date: Author: Lake, Jeremy Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref ref 150040 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9166 Name: Outfarm W of Aldsworth Monument Type: OUTFARM Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 476412 NGRY: 108771 Remarks: Outfarm, C19, loose courtyard, 2 sides formed by working agricultural buildings, hamlet location, partial loss-less than 50%. {1} {1} EH Farmstead data Date: Author: Lake, Jeremy Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref ref 150041

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9167 Name: Outfarm E of Westbourne Monument Type: OUTFARM Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 476243 NGRY: 107975 Remarks: Outfarm, C19, loose courtyard, 1 side formed by working agriculutral buildings, isolated position, totally demolished. {1} {1} EH Farmstead data Date: Author: Lake, Jeremy Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref ref 150042 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9708 Name: Ellbridge Buildings Monument Type: FARMSTEAD Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 477382 NGRY: 108778 Remarks: Farmstead, C19, loose courtyard, 2 sides formed by working agricultural buildings, farmhouse set away from yard, isolated position, significant loss-more than 50%. {1} {1} EH Farmstead data Date: Author: Lake, Jeremy Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref ref 153352

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9709 Name: Little Hambrook Fm Monument Type: FARMSTEAD Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 477464 NGRY: 108373 Remarks: Farmstead, C19, loose courtyard, 3 sides formed by working agricultural buildings, detached gable on to yard, isolated position, partial loss-less than 50%. {1} A basic survey of the Farmstead was carried out by Chichester District Council in June 1980. Edwardian group now rather derelict. There have been many alterations and additions. The survey includes a sketch. {2} {1} EH Farmstead data Date: Author: Lake, Jeremy Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref ref 153353 {2} Chichester District Farm Building Survey 1980 Date: 1980 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9710 Name: Woodmancote Fm Monument Type: FARMSTEAD Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 477296 NGRY: 107621 Remarks: Farmstead, C18, dispersed, regular multi-yard, isolated position, partial loss-less than 50%. {1} A basic survey of the Farmstead was carried out by Chichester District Council in June 1980. These buildings are hidden from the road. They are in good condition and have been converted. There are some outbuildings still in use as farm buildings and some are new. The survey includes a sketch. {2} {1} EH Farmstead data Date: Author: Lake, Jeremy Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref ref 153354 {2} Chichester District Farm Building Survey 1980 Date: 1980 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9711 Name: Manor House Monument Type: FARMSTEAD Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 477590 NGRY: 107632 Remarks: Farmstead, C19, dispersed, multi-yard, isolated position, significant loss-more than 50%, modern sheds on site. Two detached yard areas to N of house. {1} A basic survey of the Farmstead was carried out by Chichester District Council in June 1980. Rather derelict and appear vacant. Builds could be used for storage. The survey includes a sketch. {2} {1} EH Farmstead data Date: Author: Lake, Jeremy Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref ref 153357 {2} Chichester District Farm Building Survey 1980 Date: 1980 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9740 Name: Hambrook Buildings Monument Type: OUTFARM Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 478330 NGRY: 108439 Remarks: Outfarm, C19, loose courtyard, L plan detached house, 3 sides formed by working agricultural buildings, detached side on to yard, isolated position, significant loss-more than 50%. {1} A basic survey of the Farmstead was carried out by Chichester District Council in July 1980. Can be seen from the road across fields. Pleasant building but of no significant architectural merit. The survey includes a sketch. {2} {1} EH Farmstead data Date: Author: Lake, Jeremy Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref ref 153387 {2} Chichester District Farm Building Survey 1980 Date: 1980 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9743 Name: Mount Pleasant Monument Type: FARMSTEAD Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 478749 NGRY: 107350 Remarks: Farmstead, C19, loose courtyard, 2 sides formed by working agricultural buildings, detached side on to yard, isolated position, only farmhouse survives. {1} {1} EH Farmstead data Date: Author: Lake, Jeremy Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref ref 153390 DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD9943 Name: Bishop Barn Farm Monument Type: FARMSTEAD Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 477600 NGRY: 107650 Remarks: Originally 1 farm but is now formed by two. Bishop Barn Farm and Jaybee's Farm. Not Manor Farm. {1} {1} OS MasterMap Date: 2010 Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref

DISTRICT HER NUMBER: CD10033 Name: Squash Court at Alsdworth House Monument Type: SQUASH COURT Period From: Post-Medieval Narrow Type: Period To:

Parish: Westbourne Map Sheet: NGRX: 476657 NGRY: 108621 Remarks: Squash Court at Aldsworth House, now in ownership of Manor House, adjacent to historic walled garden. Erected 1928 to a singular design that exhibits an obvious but unclear intention by the architect or patron. Cement render is used but finished in such a way to give it a naturalistic appearance. Shields and motifs are fashioned with shards of terracotta tile.{1} {1} Historic England Listing Advice Report Date: Author: Journal/Serial: Volume/part: Specific Ref 1423191