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A white cottage with a pitched, tiled roof, a central chimney, and a small porch entrance behind a manicured box hedge garden.

7 Church Street, Haslingfield

Hillside, 7 Church Street, Haslingfield

History of Hillside

Listed building:

Cottage. c.1820. Timber-framed and plaster rendered with tiled roof and ridge stack.

The rooves were originally thatched. The two pointed headed windows are said to originate from the former chapel on Chapel Hill.


A document from 1927 titled Licence to Drive a Motor Car for Mrs Ann Stearn of Hillside Cottage, Haslingfield.

Mrs Ann Stearn, 1927 Driving Licence, Hillside Cottage, Haslingfield

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