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A pale, thatched cottage with two dormer windows and a decorative animal figure on the roofline stands beside a village road.

5 High Street Foxton (RGL2026)

5 High Street, Carshalton Cottage, Foxton

History of Carshalton Cottage

Listed Building

Cottage. 1586 for Richard Dunnidge. The bay at the east end was probably rebuilt in C17.

A light-grey rendered cottage with a large thatched roof, two dormer windows, and a low wooden picket fence along the roadside.

5 High Street Foxton (RGL2026)

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  • tudor

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