Manor Farm Hambledon , a country residence of the Bishops of Winchester dates to the 12th century and comprises a stone built range with a late medieval timber-framed wing. The house was extended and raised with a timber-framed structure in the 16th and 17th century and partly re-fronted in the 17th and in the mid-19th century. Floor and roof timbers within the smaller medieval stone structure have been subject to dendrochronological analysis.
| <1> | SWC4264 - Unclassified source: Statutory Listings (Greenbacks). |
| <2> | SWC1384 - Monograph: Hampshire County Council. 1979. Hampshire Treasures: Vol. 1 Winchester City District. p.117 Ref. 1909 33. |
| <3> | SWC3550 - Unclassified source: PHFC, Vol.15, 1942, p.165-6 (photo). |
| <4> | SWC1355 - Monograph: Hambledon Guidebook. |
| <5> | SWC4161 - Unclassified source: SHARG, Newsletter No.8, April 1973, p.6. |
| <6> | SWC2804 - Monograph: Pevsner, N & Lloyd, D. 1967. The Buildings of England: Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. p.272. |
| <7> | SWC167 - Article in serial: Wood, M.E.. 1950. Thirteenth-century Domestic Architecture in England. Archaeological Journal. 105 (supplement). pp.21-22, 98, 104, 107, 126n, 132n, 141n. |
| <8> | SWC4939 - Unclassified source: Winchester Museums Service Historic Building Records. HBR H2. |
| <9> | SWC2919 - Article in serial: Miles, D.H & Worthington, M, J.. 1999. List 101: Hampshire Dendrochronology Project - Phase Five. Vernacular Architecture. Vol. 30 Issue 1. |
| <10> | SWC5063 - Monograph: Roberts. E, et al. 2003. Hampshire Houses 1250-1700 Their Dating and Development. p.223. |
| <11> | SWC5066 - Article in serial: Roberts, R. 2004. Medieval Hambledon Manor: Chambers for Bishops and their Stewards. Proc of the Hampshire Field Club, Vol 59. p.180-195. |