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The Rectory, Coton

The Rectory, 73 High Street, Coton

History of 73 High Street

Listed building:

Rectory. c.1840. Grey brick, Flemish bond, and low pitch hipped, slate roof and boarded eaves

Rectory, Coton (RCHB)

It stands on the site of the original Manor of D’Engaines.

Much of the service block was demolished in the middle of the 20th century.

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