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Nab Cottage, by Rydal Water
The Nab is a cottage overlooking Rydal Water. It is said to have been originally built in 1565, and then rebuilt in 1702. The poet Hartley Coleridge (1796 - 1849) lived and died here.[1] The white-washed stone rubble cottage is a Grade II* listed building on the National Heritage List for England. The Nab is now run as a B&B.
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THE NAB - The Lakes - List Entry
- "Dated 1702. Hartley Coleridge lived here, and died here in 1849; the house also has associations with De Quincey's wife. White-washed stone rubble, 2 storeys. Elliptical chimney. Gabled porch with …
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Edmund Anon
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NAB COTTAGE B&B
- "....Nab Cottage was originally built in 1556 though little was recorded of the simple farmstead until over 100 years later when, in 1662, Margaret Parke was left widowed here with …
Added by
Edmund Anon
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![](/uploads/thumbs2/historic_england.png)
from https://historicengland.org.u…
THE NAB - The Lakes - List Entry
- "Dated 1702. Hartley Coleridge lived here, and died here in 1849; the house also has associations with De Quincey's wife. White-washed stone rubble, 2 storeys. Elliptical chimney. Gabled porch with …
Added by
Edmund Anon
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from https://rydalwater.com/
NAB COTTAGE B&B
- "....Nab Cottage was originally built in 1556 though little was recorded of the simple farmstead until over 100 years later when, in 1662, Margaret Parke was left widowed here with …
Added by
Edmund Anon