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Three-story yellow brick house with dark window frames, a central arched window, and three gabled dormer roof windows.

Kingcroft, Earith (RGL2025)

Kingcroft, High Street, Earith

History of Kingcroft

Listed Building

House

Dated 1812 on key block. Farmhouse L-plan, two-storeys and attic.

A three-storey yellow brick house stands on a village street with a low-slung, older brick building attached to its left.

Kingcroft, Earith (RGL2025)

Barn

1824 on carved brick.

Weathered brick outbuilding with arched black doors, a slate roof, and a display table of potted plants on a gravel driveway.

Kingcroft, Earith (RGL2025)

Dovecote

C18 dovecote local brick

Building dates

  • Built 1812
Source for this date
  • Built 1812: Listed building: 1812 (grade II)

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  • Earith

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