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A long, white-painted cottage with a thatched roof and multiple small windows sits beside a narrow lane in Horningsea.

1 & 2 Dock Lane, Horningsea

1 & 2 Dock Lane, Spindleberry Cottage, Horningsea

History of Spindleberry Cottage

Listed building:

Pair of cottages, now one dwelling. Late C17, early C18. Timber framed with painted brick casing. Reed thatch; ridge stack.

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