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Rear House Elevation
All the rear elevations are brick dating from when the late 16th century core was extended. The walls are in English garden wall bond (one row of headers to three rows of stretchers); normally a 19th century feature in Wiltshire. The rear wing has been extended twice between 1800-1900 and has typical soldier arches to openings.
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