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Hinton Ampner is a small village within the parish of Bramdean in Hampshire. It is most notable for the country house which bears its name and is now owned by the National Trust - see their website here: Link
The house was built originally c.1790 as a hunting lodge, was rebuilt c.1875 with considerable extensions and then in 1937 was returned to its original Georgian style by the demolition of the Victorian additions. It is EH Grade II listed: Link
The Church of All Saints in its grounds is Grade II* listed: Link
At first sight the church looks Victorian but this is due to an extensive restoration in the C19th - it actually dates back at least as far as the C13th and may have Saxon origins. There are some good C17th monuments within the church.