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Lake Farmhouse

Grid ref: SX 7043 7229

On walking routes: Two Moors Way

Main image: Photo: Derek Harper, Wikimedia Commons

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  • Period: Medieval
  • Status: Listed building (Historic England list entry 1242528)
  • Grid reference: SX 7043 7229 (approximate, from the listing's coordinates)

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