Description

NONINGTON VICARAGE LANE
TR 25 SE
(east side)
Rosemarin Cottage
3/165 and Field Cottage
8.10.86
II
Cottage pair. 1870's. George Devey for William Oxenden Hammond. Dressed stone
and red brick with timber framed gables. Plain tiled roof. One storey with
projecting gabled wing to left and smaller gable to right with gabled oriel
to centre right. Five stacks ranged from left to right . Canted mullioned bay
window in left gable, mullioned windows to right. Rib and stud doors to right
and in gabled porch on left return. Somewhat different from most of Devey's
cottages for the St.Albans Court estate and said to have been alms house for
the widows of the estate workers.

Listing NGR: TR2539652283

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26395499

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