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Information on Rights of Way in Hampshire including extracts from “The Hampshire Definitive Statement of Public Rights of Way” Prepared by the County Council under section 33(1) of the National Parks and Access to the Countryside Act 1949 and section 57(3) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 The relevant date of this document is 15th December 2007 Published 1st January 2008 Notes: 1. Save as otherwise provided, the prefix SU applies to all grid references 2. The majority of the statements set out in column 5 were prepared between 1950 and 1964 and have not been revised save as provided by column 6 3. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘5’ were added to the definitive map after 1st January 1964 4. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘7’ were originally in an adjoining parish but have been affected by a diversion or parish boundary change since 1st January 1964 5. Paths numbered with the prefix ‘9’ were in an adjoining county on 1st January 1964 6. Columns 3 and 4 do not form part of the Definitive Statement and are included for information only Parish and Path No. Status Start Point End point (Grid Descriptions, Conditions and Limitations (Grid ref and ref and description) description) Whitchurch 1a Bridleway 4588 4824 4609 4953 From Road C.23 to Parish Boundary north of Cooper’s in the Wood Farm That part of the path which ran between 4577 4901 Bloswood Lane Bridleway 6b and 4567 4945 has been diverted and now runs (C23) From C.23, northwards along cinder track 8 ft. wide, then along grass path between bank between 4577 4901 and 4609 4953 and hedge for 200 yards and across arable field, across railway bridge, along verge of Whitchurch 1b Bridleway 4567 4945 4455 5184 arable field following eastern side of hedge, through gate, across pasture, through Down Bridleway 6b St. Mary Bourne 11 Farm Yard, along cart track 14 ft. wide, crossing Road U.28, the Harrow Way, along at Parish Boundary headland of arable field, along cart track 13 ft. wide between hedges, through Cooper’s in the Wood Farm, and northwestwards to Parish Boundary. Whitchurch 2 Footpath 4623 5142 4473 4961 From Road A.34 to Road C.23 at Hogdigging Cottages That part of the path which ran between 4612 5091 Footpath 33 Harrow Way (U28) and 4641 5084 has been diverted and now runs From A.34, at Larks Barrow Hill, westwards along sunken lane across brick railway between 4612 5091 and 4623 5142 bridge, through gap following southern side of hedge, through gap in hedge, across arable field to junction with No. 1, across arable field for 100 yards, through gap and southwestwards along cart track following Parish Boundary, to junction with C.23 near Hogdigging Cottages. Whitchurch 3a Footpath 4645 4862 4744 4959 From Road A.34 to Cold Henley Farm That part of the path which ran between 4683 4892 Newbury Road Harroway (U26) and 4720 4959 has been diverted and now runs (C67) From A.34, near Bere Hill northeastwards along gravel track, known as Dances Lane, between 4683 4892 and 4744 4959 over fence and across pasture, through cuckoo gates, across railway line, through cuckoo gates, crossing cart track and across arable field, thorough gap in hedge, crossing U.26, 1.8 metres wide between 4683 4892 and 4691 4897; Whitchurch 3b Footpath 4721 4960 4698 5101 The Harrow Way, through gap in hedge, northeastwards to corner of arable field, over 1.83 metres wide between 4691 4897 and 4744 4959 Harroway Cole Henley fence, across pasture, through gateway and northwards past Woolding Farm, (U26) northwestwards through gate, and across pasture to Road C.67, at Cold Henley Farm. Whitchurch 4 Footpath 4772 5027 47969 4991 From No. 3 south of Woolding Farm to Road U.26 at Travellers’ Rest Cottages Footpath 3 Harroway (U26) From No. 3 near Woolding Farm, southeastwards along grass path to Road U.26, at Travellers’ Rest Cottages. Whitchurch 5 Footpath 4798 4854 4772 4975 From Road B.3400 to Road U.26 The Harrow Way The path follows a diverted route between 4794 4870 London Road Harroway (U26) From B.3400 south of Wells in the Field Farm northwards along metalled track 10 ft. and 4781 4875 (B3400) wide between hedges to Wells in the Field Farm, skirting farm buildings and northwards along track, across railway bridge, along track for 220 yards then along headland of 2 metres wide between 4794 4870 and 4781 4875 arable field, following hedge to U.26, The Harrow Way Stile or kissing gate at 4781 4875 and 4794 4870 Whitchurch 6a Footpath 4658 4942 4609 4953 From Road A.34 south of Sheepcrook Cottages to No. 1 The path follows a diverted route between 4603 4955 Newbury Road Bridleway 6b From A.34 westwards along track 8 ft. wide, across bridge over railway, along track to and 4616 4953 (C67) Cholesley Farm, through garden and along verge of pasture to No. 1 south of Down Farm. Whitchurch 6b Bridleway 4609 4953 4567 4945 Footpath 6a Bridleway 1b 721 Whitchurch 7 Footpath 4615 4870 4625 4954 From Road U.38 at Pest House Cottages to junction with No. 6 Evingar Road Footpath 6a From Pest House Cottages northwards along track 6 ft. wide alongside railway, under railway arch, along path, through field gate, across railway line, through gate, northwards along top of railway cutting on west side of fence to junction with No. 6 at bridge. Whitchurch 8 Footpath 4618 4886 4627 4884 From No. 7 north of Pest House Cottages to Station Road Footpath 7 Station Road From No. 7 eastwards along cinder and grass path 5 ft. wide, and up slope, south of soap works into Station Road. Whitchurch 9 Footpath 4646 4826 4640 4845 From No. 10 at Lynch Hill to A.34 at Newbury Hill Footpath 10 Newbury Road (C67) From No. 10, northwards between concrete walls, under arch, northwards then westwards to A.34, near Upper Lodge, Newbury Road. Whitchurch 10 Footpath 4629 4823 4697 4827 From Road A.34, to Road B.3400 near Prince Regent P.H. Newbury Street London Road (C67) (B3400) From A.34, near Builders Arms P.H. eastwards along metalled path 4 ft. wide to B.3400 near Prince Regent P.H. Shown on the Whitchurch Inclosure Award of 1798 as a public footpath. Whitchurch 11 Footpath 4642 4818 4649 4827 From Road B.3400 to No. 10 at Lynch Hill London Street Footpath 10 (B3400) From B.3400 opposite Regal cinema, northeastwards along path 8 ft. wide to Lynch Hill, then along path to junction with No. 10. Whitchurch 12a Footpath 4650 4820 4648 4825 From No. 13, near Police Station to No. 10 Footpath 13 Footpath 11 From No. 13, near Police Station northwards and up steps 4 ft. wide to No. 10 at Lynch Whitchurch 12b Footpath 4647 4823 4648 4825 Hill. Footpath 11 Footpath 10 Whitchurch 13 Footpath 4649 4821 4657 4826 From Road B.3400 to Road B.3400 at Lynch Hill London Road London Road (B3400) (B3400) From B.3400 eastwards along metalled path, past the Police Station and cottage to B.3400 near General Stores. Whitchurch 14 Footpath 4573 4836 4480 4877 From Road C.23 to Parish Boundary at Cowdown Copse The path follows a diverted route between 4547 4825 Bloswood Lane Hurstbourne Priors and 4563 4829 (C23) 5 at Parish From C.23 at Manor Farm southeastwards between cottages and farm buildings, along Boundary cart track for 300 yards, then northwestwards to Cowdown Copse and Parish Boundary. Whitchurch 15 Footpath 4587 4823 4559 4828 From Road C.23 to No. 14 That part of the path which ran between 4560 4823 Bloswood Lane Footpath 14 and 4547 4825 has been diverted and now runs (C23) From C.23 over stile, westwards across pasture and over stile to No. 14. between 4560 4823 and 4559 4828 The path follows a diverted route between 4584 4820 and 4559 4827 722 Whitchurch 16 Footpath 4587 4822 4583 4774 From Road C.23 to Road B.3400 Bloswood Lane Church Street The path follows a diverted route between 4591 4800 From C.23 near Manor Farm, over stile, southwards across pasture, over stile with 10 and 4583 4774 steps, along railway embankment for 20 yards, westwards through allotment gardens 1.8 metres wide between 4591 4800 and 4583 4774 Church Street, near the cemetery. Whitchurch 17 Footpath 4596 4799 4614 4795 From Road U.38 to Road B.3400, Church Street Wells Lane Church Street (U38) (B3400) From U.38, Wells’s Lane, near Railway Station, along path 10 ft. wide to School, then along metalled path 4 ft. wide between fence and brick wall, through opening at The Fairclose, to B.3400, Church Street. Whitchurch 18 Footpath 4602 4773 4627 4721 From Road B.3400 at Church Corner to Road A.34 Church Street Winchester Road (B3400) (C165) From B.3400 at Church Corner, along 10 ft. track enclosed between walls, over stile, across pasture, then southwards along unenclosed path following foot of river bank and over two stiles, to Fulling Mill, then southeastwards across watermeadows, across plank and over stile on to A.34, near Charlcot Farm. Whitchurch 19 Footpath 4556 4739 4542 4694 From Road B.3400 to Parish Boundary at River Test Church Street Hurstbourne Priors (B3400) 10 at Parish From B.3400 at Park Hill, southwestwards along cart track for 175 yards through gate Boundary and across pasture to ford with a single plank at side, along track, over stile, across pasture, through gate, and along railway embankment to Parish Boundary.
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    1 3 A BEAUTIFUL RURAL RETREAT WITH DESIRABLE CONNECTIONS 4 5 SPACE TO BREATHE… Bordering the North Wessex Downs Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, this area’s relaxing, rural pace of life resonates through the village and beyond. Beloved through the ages, the charming village of Overton is nestled into the upper Test Valley of the Hampshire hills. Known for its mills, both corn and paper, the area is steeped in history and immersed in natural beauty. The village is home to Portals (now De la Rue) papermill and has been the source of bank note papers for nearly 300 years. 6 7 PEACE WITHOUT COMPROMISE If you yearn for the pastoral, Seven Acres offers the peace of the countryside – without compromising on convenience. Part of a vibrant and well-served community, it’s This historical and literary gem of a village is set just a short walk from Seven Acres to the local in the ideal location to partake in a walk along the shops, restaurants, pubs and nine-hole golf Harrow Way, an ancient trackway which passes course, all dotted throughout Overton itself. Find north of the village… or visit the nearby village of everything you need for the entire family, from the Steventon to take in the sights along Jane Austen’s greengrocer’s and butcher’s to the local doctor’s, favoured walking paths. dentist’s, veterinarian and post office. Overton isn’t a village which rests on its laurels: The local primary school, Overton Primary (Ofsted residents enjoy the Great Overton Duck Race every rated ‘outstanding’), will start your children’s education August, the biennial Scarecrow Festival and the in the right way, readying them for a bright future.