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The rock houses of England's last cave people
leaving the rock houses to decay. The National Trust was in the picture from 1917 when a family of landowners gifted them Kinver Edge. In the 1980s, a committee formed to push for the houses to be ...
TheSentinel28d
Inside Staffordshire's tiny rock homes where England's last cave people lived
On Kinver Edge, a collection of troglodyte homes carved ... He vividly recounted how the rock houses were ideal dwellings, "warm in winter, cool in summer". The habitations, formed directly ...
Daily Express28d
The ‘brilliant’ tiny homes built into rocks where England's last cave people lived
On Kinver Edge, there are several homes built straight ... He describes how the rock houses made good homes "warm in winter, cool in summer". The houses were as large as could be carved from ...
Bromsgrove Advertiser17d
'National Trust cafe at Kinver Edge has the best views'
PICTURESQUE: The Rock House Café. (Image: ©National Trust Images/Lucy Rebecca) Located on the border of Worcestershire and Staffordshire and off the market town of Stourbridge, Kinver Edge and The ...
Worcester News17d
'National Trust cafe at Kinver Edge has the best views'
However, I would happily recommend The Rock House Café at Kinver Edge for the opportunity to claim this. The site itself comprises high sandstone ridges with small pocket-like homes - famously ...