Mundham
Mundham House
#### Mundham House

Mundham House is a grade II listed, late 18th\-century, brick house with neoclassical features. It was built in , by one Jonathan Farrow, and is shown on the Faden's map from 1797\. The house was extended and altered in the 19th and 20th centuries, and has sash windows, with gauged and rubbed brick arches; a central [pedimented](/wiki/Pedimented "Pedimented") door; a peacock tail fanlight and an elaborately tiled exterior lavatory dating to . The stables also date to the late 18th or early 19th century and have [lunette](/wiki/Lunette "Lunette") windows. It also appeared in White's 1854 \- 1890, under the ownership of another Jonathan Farrow, esq, who, in 1855 committed adultery with an Elizabeth Parr. Later, Mundham house was inherited by Arthur Ernest Powell, esq, as he was the son\-in\-law of Jonathan Farrow, having married his only daughter, Mary Elizabeth Farrow. He also built a chapel in Mundham.


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