Elms Farmhouse, 70 Main Street, Higham on the Hill
Introduction
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Elms Farmhouse, 70 Main Street, Higham on the Hill
Image: © Jo and Steve Turner Taken: 4 Aug 2021
Grade II Listed early to mid 18th century farmhouse. In Oct. 2009 it was described as 'recently improved to modern standards'. The adjoining stable building (joining onto the east gable of the farmhouse) was made of handmade bricks, as the farmhouse, though most were seconds. The roof is a 21st century replacement of the previous corrugated roof with the wall height increased and windows added, presumably a second floor having been inserted.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.555558
Longitude
-1.438298