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Three-storey yellow brick building with a dark door, sash windows, three dormers in the roof, and a low front boundary wall.

110 High Street, March (RGL2026)

Norland House, 110 High Street, March

History of Norland House

Listed Building

House. c1700, mid C18, late C18 and 1837 (dated stone). Mid-late C20 alterations.

Coach house and stable

Building dates

  • Built c. 1700
Source for this date
  • Built c. 1700: Listed building: c1700 (grade II*)

Sources

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