PHOTO:TALL POPPY/SUPPLIED 160-year-old Fishleigh Cottage, a cornerstone of New Plymouth’s architectural history.
It’s survived wars, pandemics, and demolition plans, now 160-year-old Fishleigh cottage faces a new challenge: finding a buyer in the 2022 housing market.
Believed to be one of the oldest European dwellings still standing in the region, it came through the Taranaki Land Wars in the 1800s, despite being outside what had been New Plymouth’s inner defences. But the house was little more than a dilapidated shack back in 2018, when it destined to be bowled. Read more: https://bit.ly/3703y1E
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