Thatched cottage's previous owners were 'surprised and 'disappointed' when 300-year-old local landmark was torn down as they reveal: 'We didn't sell it to be demolished' ○
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The previous owners of the 17th century home in Nursling, near Southampton, Hampshire was an estates company linked to a philanthropic organisation, the Barker-Mill Foundation.
'We thought they were rethatching the cottage - then the digger arrived': Mystery over who employed 'rough' gang of workers to demolish 300-year-old cherished landmark ○
Locals in Nursling, near Southampton in Hampshire, said the 17th century property was regarded as the 'hallmark' of their parish.
Villagers' horror as beautiful 17th century thatched cottage is torn down in one hour without planning permission ○
Locals in Nursling, Hampshire, said the 300-year-old property was regarded as the 'hallmark' of their parish and was even featured on the front cover of a book about local history.
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