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A two-storey, light-coloured brick cottage with a thatched roof and a central door, fronted by a lush garden of flowering shrubs.

The Front, Holywell (RGL2025)

Hill Farmhouse, The Front, Holywell

History of Hill Farmhouse

Listed Building

Farmhouse dated 1623 in plastered panel on left hand stack. T-plan, two-storeys with single-storey range to left hand.

A brick farmhouse with a thatched roof and the date 1623 on its gable, surrounded by flowering bushes and a small front garden.

The Front, Holywell (RGL2025)

Black and white sketch of a farmhouse with multiple chimneys, flanked by trees and a stone wall under a cloudy sky.

‘The Hill’ Holywell by W G Garden

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