Heath conservation village - Heath House (1)
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Heath conservation village - Heath House (1)
Image: © Mike Kirby Taken: 12 Jun 2010
Heath House, a Grade II* listed large country house, mid C17. Refenestrated and with addition forming a new front, c1744 by James Paine for the Hopkinson family. Ashlar front, hammer- dressed stone to rear, Welsh blue-slate and lead flat roof. The house is of national importance, both historically and architecturally. LBS No: 342395
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Image Location
Latitude
53.676545
Longitude
-1.465919