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Two white cottages with thatched roofs and bright blue window frames sit side-by-side along a paved road under a blue sky.

114 & 116 Eversden Road, Harlton (RGL2025)

Drift Cottage, 116 Eversden Road, Harlton

History of Drift Cottage

Listed Building

Cottage, possibly originally a pair. Probably early C19. (Historic England)

 

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