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A white door with black hinges and ironmongery on a white rendered wall, with a stone sign reading Tun Cottage and number 1.

Tun Cottage, Houghton (RGL2026)

Tun Cottage, 1 The Lanes, Houghton

History of Tun Cottage

Listed Building

Dated 1776 on plaque. Originally two houses.

A white-rendered cottage with a red brick side wall, tiled roof, and white-framed windows, flanked by white rose bushes.

Tun Cottage, Houghton (RGL2026)

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