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Lordships Cottage, 5, & Lordships House, 3, Mill Road, West Wratting

History of Lordships Cottage and House

Listed Building

Farmhouse divided into two houses. Early C19. … Lordships Farmhouse was built after the enclosure of 1813 on the former village green.

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