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A long, single-story brick cottage with a thatched roof, two dormer windows, and a wooden picket fence in front.

1 & 2 The Green, Rampton (RGL2025)

1 & 2 The Green, Rampton

History of 1 & 2 The Green

Listed Building

Pair of cottages, probably c.1700, and mid C19. (Historic England)

A cottage with a thatched roof and dark wood siding stands behind a white picket fence and a Cow Lane street sign.

1 & 2 The Green, Rampton (RGL2025)

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