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Windmill Cottage Guesthouse is a beautifully restored 17th Century black & white cottage.
In the early 1900’s until the 1940’s it was the village post office and shop. The name ‘Windmill Cottage’ originated from the disused old windmill a short distance away, it is believed to be the only linseed oil mill left in England.
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A very welcoming guesthouse with a lovely homely feel to it.
Windmill Cottage Guesthouse – Present Day
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Windmill Cottage as the Village Post Office and Shop – 1900
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Windmill Cottage as the Village Post Office and Shop – 1910
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The Old Windmill – 1910
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