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Description |
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| Originally discovered
in 1942 by a farmer digging out a ferret
and found oyster shells and tiles. The site was taken over by Hampshire County Council Museums
Service in 1979 and now a small museum displays a collection
of artefacts found during the excavations and outside the villa's
best preserved foundations have been left visible, together
with two mosaic floors and a hypocaust.
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Open |
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Beginning of April
to end of September
Thu, Fri, Sun and Bank Holiday Mondays, 11am to 4pm |
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Prices |
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Contact |
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More pictures |
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Directions |
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| North West of Fordingbridge. |
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Parking |
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Refreshments |
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Accessibility |
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 Wheelchair:
The villa site is largely grass with no paths, and may cause
problems for wheelchair users. Accessible toilet available |
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