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Rosemount is a Grade II listed, 18th century cottage standing at the junction of Windmill Lane and Mill End. The listing describes it as:
Two storeys. Three windows. Ground floor painted brick, above tile-hung.
Tiled roof. Casement windows. Trellised wooden porch.
HOUSES 15
In 1901 the occupant of Rosemount was a 58-year old widow called Sarah Piper, whose occupation was a needlewoman, with her daughter and niece.
Rosemount: A view from 2005 showing the house at the junction of Windmill Lane and Mill End.
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Rosemount: A side view of the house taken from Windmill Lane on a sunny afternoon in March 2016.
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Rosemount: A photo from the summer of 2016.
Two storeys. Three windows. Ground floor painted brick, above tile-hung.
Tiled roof. Casement windows. Trellised wooden porch.
HOUSES 15
In 1901 the occupant of Rosemount was a 58-year old widow called Sarah Piper, whose occupation was a needlewoman, with her daughter and niece.
Rosemount: A view from 2005 showing the house at the junction of Windmill Lane and Mill End.
HOUSES 36
Rosemount: A side view of the house taken from Windmill Lane on a sunny afternoon in March 2016.
HOUSES 41
Rosemount: A photo from the summer of 2016.