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Two-story building of flint and red brick with a central arched carriage way, a wooden door, and small white-framed windows.

Hartford House, Horseheath (RGL2024)

Hartford House (The Rectory), Horseheath

History of Hartford House

Listed Building

Formerly rectory. c.1700, extended on west side C19. Timber-framed plaster rendered with hipped tiled roof and wood eaves.

Stable block at Hartford House GV II Stable block. Early C19.


1881

John F Cooksey, 29, curate of Horseheath, b Gloucs

Mary Ivett, 60, housekeeper, b Lolworth

Alfred Cracknall, 12, page, b Horseheath

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