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A light-colored cottage with a thatched roof and multiple chimneys stands beside a wooden building under a cloudy sky.

Homeland Cottages, Elsworth

Homeland Cottages, 1 & 3 Church Lane, Elsworth

History of Homeland Cottages

Listed Building

Cottages. C17.

Three textured animal sculptures resembling hares stand along the ridge of a thatched roof next to a stone chimney stack.

Homeland Cottages, Elsworth (RGL2025)

 

Three hare sculptures sit on a patterned thatched roof ridge in front of a church tower with finials and a weather vane.

Homeland Cottages, Elsworth

Building dates

  • Built 1600–1699
Source for this date
  • Built 1600–1699: Listed building: C17 (grade II)

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Projects

  • Elsworth

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