In the heart of Broadclyst, a village in Devon, stands Marker's Cottage, a Grade II* listed building. Built or founded in the 15th century, the cottage features a thatched roof and 'cob' walls, a traditional building method of clay, straw, and water. Inside, you'll find ancient oak beams, fireplaces, a bread oven, and original lime-ash floors. The oak screens between the hall and parlour are decorated and date back to the early 1500s. A large stair turret, built in the 17th century, adds to the historical charm. Today, visitors can step back in time to explore the cottage and its lush cottage garden.
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Written by Nicolo Ciampini
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