Building on The Dock, Firle
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Image: © Robin Webster Taken: 20 Aug 2011
Described on the village conservation area map as 'an unlisted building that makes a positive contribution to the conservation area'. It is built on to, and possibly through, the massive wall that guards the greenhouse area of the Firle Place kitchen gardens. At the far end there are what are presumably doors for a vehicle, so a garage, but that might not be continuous with this end - see Image So what was it and is it? The label on the door here is partly illegible - 'Cauvi...yvose'.