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A long row of historic thatched cottages with white timber-framed gable ends and brown brick walls lines a village street.

Mill Street, Houghton (RGL2025)

The Thatched Cottages, Dolly Peg Cottage and Beth-haccerem, Mill Street, Houghton

History of The Thatched Cottages, Dolly Peg Cottage and Beth-haccerem

Listed Building

Late C18 row of cottages, timber-framed and rough-cast with C19 gault brick street
facade.

A long, single-story row of cottages with a thick thatched roof, brick walls, two brick chimneys, and small pane windows.

The Thatched Cottages Houghton (RGL2026)

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