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A two-storey brick house with a tiled roof, two dormer windows, and a central doorway topped by a white triangular pediment.

99 High Street, Linton

99 High Street, Eastings, Linton

History of the Eastings

Listed Building

House. Late C17 with mid C19 alterations. Gault brick with plain tile roof. Two storeys with attics and cellars; stair turret to rear.

John Hales, builder and carpenter owned No 97-99 in 1840.

Historic England

Building dates

  • Built 1660–1699
Source for this date
  • Built 1660–1699: Listed building: Late C17 (grade II)

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