Cliff House, Holmpton
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Cliff House, Holmpton
Image: © Paul Glazzard Taken: 19 Nov 2006
Nothing but a pile of rubble surrounded by the odd section of garden wall and a few overgrown hedges. Presumably the remains of the house were torn down when surrounding buildings started to disappear into the sea. A tiled floor is still visible under the heap of bricks and until recently there were a few ancient looking kitchen appliances strewn about the place.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.693528
Longitude
0.076438