Cuffley's oldest building
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Cuffley's oldest building
Image: © Peter Walker Taken: 26 Dec 2007
This pair of cottages, at the junction of Plough Hill and Hill Rise, date from the 18th century and is Cuffley's oldest surviving building. In 1786 this property was owned by Sir George Prescott of Theobalds, who probably had it built. The right hand part, under the sloping roof, is a modern extension.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.711168
Longitude
-0.116629