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Corhampton is a Meon Valley village about 7.8 miles south of New Alresford, on the west bank of the River Meon and known locally for its Saxon church.

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A rare surviving Saxon church

Corhampton Church was built around 1020 and survives as an almost complete two-cell Saxon building, with an original chancel arch and a carved sundial by the south porch that are both considered rare survivals from that period.

Planning authority

As with its Meon Valley neighbours, planning matters in Corhampton fall to the South Downs National Park Authority rather than Winchester City Council, because the parish lies inside the National Park boundary.

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Twinned with its neighbour across the river

Corhampton's civil parish merged with neighbouring Meonstoke in 1932, and the two villages, linked by a footbridge over the Meon, are often treated as a single community even though each keeps its own character.

Frequently asked questions

What's notable about Corhampton's church?+

It's an almost complete Saxon building put up around 1020, with an original chancel arch and carved sundial that are unusual survivals from that period.

Which authority handles planning in Corhampton?+

The South Downs National Park Authority, since the parish lies inside the National Park boundary.

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