Fair Oak Park, English country house in Fair Oak and Horton Heath, Great Britain.
Fair Oak Park stands as a brick mansion with expansive grounds spanning 120 acres, featuring wooded areas and formal gardens along Allington Stream.
The estate belonged to two Hampshire sheriffs: Sir Samuel Raymond Jarvis until 1845, followed by James Edward Bradshaw who purchased the 450-acre property.
The property formed an integral part of local fox hunting traditions, with J B Bradshaw maintaining what was considered the finest covert in the region.
The original house structure no longer exists, with modern housing developments now occupying much of the former gardens and grounds of the estate.
Parts of the former estate grounds maintain their status as a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation, preserving elements of the historical pleasure gardens.
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