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Rose Cottage shows that not all late medieval houses in Ruthin were occupied by wealthy merchants. It is basically a timber-framed hall house, retaining some of its original wattle and daub. The building had only three rooms, indicating that it was occupied by a less wealthy family.
Improvements were made, including the installation of a fireplace in the 17th century but, by the 20th century, Rose Cottage was in a dilapidated state. Restored in 2000, the achievement was recognised by the Civic Trust for Wales, and locally by Ruthin and District Civic Association.
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Address - Rose Cottage, Rhos Street, Ruthin, Denbighshire, LL15 1DU.
Rose Cottage is situated on Rhos Street (A494), close to Wern Fechan on the Mold side of Ruthin. Buses between Ruthin and Mold pass Rose Cottage.
There is stepped access into the property.