Church Farm
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| Name | House Name::Church Farm | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Former Names | House Name:: | |||
| Hamlet | Hamlet Name::Carlton | |||
| Street | House Name::Carlton Green Road | |||
| Location | House Location::52.15092, 0.39965 | |||
| Built on or before year | House Date:: | |||
| Is the building Listed | House Listed::No | |||
| When the house was rebuilt | House Date::Not applicable | |||
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Photographs of Church Farm
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History
In the 1910 Land Tax records, Church Farm (no 340) was owned by Viscount Hampden, and occupied by Charles Long. The house and premises were taxed at 2 acres and 8 roods. The land was taxed at 496 acres and 2 roods. In addition there was part of Carlton Wood which was 9 acres and 1 rood.
