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A thatched cottage with white and yellow rendered walls behind a low wooden picket fence on a quiet village street.

74 & 76 High Street, Haslingfield

74 & 76 High Street, Pear Tree Cottages, Haslingfield

History of Pear Tree Cottages

Listed Building:

Cottage, now two dwellings. C17 with C19 subdivision. Timber-framed, plaster rendered and steeply pitched longstraw thatch roof.

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