Aldingbourne House

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Aldingbourne House, Grade II listed building in Aldingbourne, England.

The two-story white brick house features a symmetrical design with seven bays and a cast-iron veranda along its main facade.

Miles Rowe, a Portsmouth merchant, commissioned the construction of the house in 1799, initially naming it Norton Place.

The property illustrates the architectural preferences of wealthy merchants during the Regency period through its balanced proportions and classical elements.

The building now contains residential flats, with restoration work conducted in 2014 to maintain its historical features and structural integrity.

The house served as a tuberculosis sanatorium from 1921, accommodating 61 adults and 9 children before becoming a military quarters during World War II.

Location: Aldingbourne

GPS coordinates: 50.85718,-0.68310

Latest update: March 10, 2025 03:55

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