High Lee Terrace
Introduction
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High Lee Terrace
Image: © Dave Dunford Taken: 1 Jan 2015
Built in 1852, High Lee Terrace is one of several examples in New Mills of terraced houses built on top of each other. The front doors of the upper properties open onto Hague Bar Road (the B6101) whereas those of the lower property (the "underliving") open onto Station Road. Several similar properties exist on the steep slopes of the Goyt and Sett valleys in New Mills.
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Image Location
Latitude
53.36511
Longitude
-2.004619