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Two-story white brick house with a slate roof, sash windows, and chimneys on a corner at the junction of two rural roads.

11 Church Street, Haslingfield

11 Church Street, White Hills (Marquis of Granby), Haslingfield

History of 11 Church Street, White Hills, Haslingfield

Listed building:

House, formerly public house. c.1830. Brick, now painted, and hipped, slate roof with two internal stacks.

In 1859 the pub was sold for £790 and was described as ‘a new and substantially built brick and slat house, containing club rooms, tap room, a parlour …..’ It was later owned by Phillips Brewery of Royston. It became a private house in 1954.

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