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A black rectangular slate sign with the words THE PRIORY engraved in white capital letters, mounted on a white brick wall.

The Priory, Horningsea

The Priory, Horningsea

History of the Priory

Listed building:

House, early C16. Timber framed and plastered, cased in C19 gault brick and painted. Plain tile roofs, hipped with gablet to north.

White painted two-story house with a tiled roof seen behind a stone pillar topped with a sphere and various garden shrubs.

The Priory, Horningsea

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  • tudor

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