page_title: Red Rice, Hampshire
section_title: Red Rice House and park
hierarchical_section_title: Red Rice, Hampshire / Red Rice House and park
caption_attribution_description: English: Farleigh School Gatehouse, Red Rice, near Andover. Catholic boarding and day Prep School of 400 children situated in 60 acres of parkland. Note. This is on the border of square SU3342.
context_page_description: Red Rice is a hamlet and country house in the civil parish of Upper Clatford, south-west of Andover in the English county of Hampshire.
context_section_description: Red Rice has a house built in an early Georgian parkp probably built around 1740.  The outside is faced with Clipsham stone.  It has a slate roof and arched windows. There are 13 bays and a porte cochere of 4 Tuscan columns. The stables areas include a clock tower and an arch of rubbed bricks. The park was extended by the diversion of a local road and the building has been extended.  William Burn re-modelled the house in the mid 19th century. More buildings were added when the site became a school in 1961. The gate lodge and gatepiers are designated English Heritage Listed Building Designation Grade II.
caption: The Gatehouse
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