Thatched Cottage - Once Brewed, Henshaw, Northumberland, UK
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N 54° 59.463 W 002° 22.326
30U E 540174 N 6093975
A thatched premises on a lane leading to the ancient ruins of a Roman fort, Vindolanda.
It is Known as Causeway House and has the only Heather thatched roof in Northumberland, Known locally as "Black thack"
Waymark Code: WM167QG
Location: North West England, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 05/27/2022
Views: 1
The cottage, the thatched roof is in good condition and property seems well maintained.
A grade 2 listed building and owned by the "Landmark trust"
Note: Roof covering type is not "Reed" there is no option for "Heather"
Instructions for Visiting a Waymark:
From the Roman road follow signs for the Vindolanda visitor centre. The cottage is halfway down the lane on the left
Roof Type: Roof has Reed covering
Wall Type: Walls are constructed from Stone
Construction Date: 18th Century
Building Rating: 
Related web site if known: [Web Link]
Location:
Causeway House,
Brandon Mill
Parking: Not Listed
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Visit Instructions:
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