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		Rock House - Old Hill



		Deserved winner of a special Civic Trust award in 1974 for restoration. Now owned by the Express & Star and used as a training centre. Originally built around 1725 by Francis Smith. Old Hill itself was the original (very steep) road into Tettenhall before the cutting into the hill was made to form the Holyhead Road in around 1822.



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		1 and 1a Church Walk						Gothic Cottage Church Walk



		The old farmhouse and former butcher’s shop						Built in Tudor Revival Style



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		Clifton Road Nos 16, 18 and 20						Clifton Road Nos 28,30,32 and 36



		Pleasant Georgian Terrace						Near neighbours of the above



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		The Bungalow, Church Road, Tettenhall



		One of several attractive homes overlooking Tettenhal Lower Green and leading to the church, built on the former Wrottesley estate. It was specified that the occupiers of the houses were entitled to use 'the privies and outbuildings and hollows in rocks upon the adjoining land of the Vendor'. Documents relating to the Bungalow shown above, former home of the Reverend Wilfrid Henry Goode (d. 1949) and his wife who are themselves buried in Tettenhall churchyard, can be found here.



		Avenue House, Clifton Road						The Old Headmaster’s House, College Road



		Now an Old People’s Home						One the sole site of Tettenhall College until the “new” buildings were opened



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		Tettenhall Towers now Tettenhall College - Wood Road



		Another extraordinary building, well worth a visit on one of its open days. Now a thriving independent school it was built around 1770 but much altered in the 1820s. It is still somehow dominated by the spirit of former owner Colonel Thorneycroft who was interested, among other things, in the development of ventilation and heating and some of his innovations are incorporated in the building.



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		The Grange, Grange Road						The Green House, Lower Green



		Timer framed former farmhouse circa 17th Century						Very pretty and dating back to 1794 no less



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		The White House, Lower Green						Lower Street Nos 39-45, 47 & 49



		Together with its earlier neighbour above, one of Tettenhall’s most charming buildings						Part of a row of early 19th Century homes



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		Beam House and the Old Ivy House						Lowlands - Lower Street - Circa 1830n



		Late 18th Century						now flats



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Tettenhall Pumping Station - Regis Road

The Old Windmill - Windmill Lane

A wonderful landmark of one of Tettenhall’s residential streets. Standing as a memorial to the old Wolverhampton Waterworks Company, this Pump house, circa 1845 by Henry J. Marlem. An early example of a cathedral-like municipal water works building.

Tower mill, now house, dated 1720. There aren’t many windmills left in and around Wolverhampton to remind us of the city’s agricultural passed. Another one exists in Mill Lane, also now a house, but it is not currently listed

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		The Barn - Lower Street						Mill Lane, No 45



		Former 17th Century barn and rear slaughterhouse now a home						One of the earliest houses on this road, probably used in farming



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		Mill Lane, No 51						Lilac Cottage - 59 Mount Road



		Late 17th Century with later additions						Early 19th Century home



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		The Old Angel (formerly Rock Cottage) - 9 Old Hill						Old Hill, No 7



		Originally two houses, one of which was the Old Angel public house.						A listed building due to its value as part of a group above.



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		Ivy House, Old Hill						Woodfields, Old Hill



		A pretty example of early Gothic revival.						Former home of Edward Banks, a notable 19th Century Wolverhampton architect.



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		Avenue House Lodge and flanking gates and piers - The Rock



		No one traveling along the main road to and from Tettenhall can miss this property. Built around 1840 presumeably after the cutting was made for the new road, now the A41. There is also a story of the building’s thoughtful restoration by the current owner follow the link below.



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		Stockwell End Cottage - 29 Stockwell Road						Stockwell House - Stockwell Road



		Late 17th Century timber framed building.						Built around 1758 with additions, a lovely Tettenhall landmark residential building.



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		Stockwell End House and attached outbuilding and walls - Stockwell Road						The Old Farmhouse - Stockwell Road



		A good Tettenhall example of the Arts and Craft mock tudor genre.						Nice example of an original farm house adapted as a residence. A ground floor window has the date 1520.



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		19 (North Cottage) and 20 Upper Green						Gorsty Hayes Manor House



		Two pretty houses, early 19th Century.						Haywood Drive Not a great deal is know about this property, now two dwellings, except that it is listed!



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		More House (Gorsty Hayes Cottage) - Haywood Drive						Toll Cottage (Stonecroft), 74 Wrottesley Road



		House, originally said to be hunting lodge built in the late 16th Century.						In the days when Wrottesley Road was the main turnpike out of Wolverhampton, this building was used as a toll house - hence its present name. The original part of the house was built in 1627.



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		Drinking Fountain - Upper Green, Wergs Rd



		Victorian drinking fountain located on Tettenhall Upper Green and dated 1898. The fountain was presented by Horatio Gibbs Powell.



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