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A two-story yellow brick house with white-framed sash windows and a dark front door sits beside a road under a blue sky.

Royston House, Colne ©RGL 2022

Royston House, High Street, Colne

History of Royston House

Listed Building:

Early to mid C19 house. Two-storeys, gault brick with slate roof and end stack to left hand.

Building dates

  • Built 1800–1870
Source for this date
  • Built 1800–1870: Listed building: Early to mid C19 (grade II)

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