The research for this house dates back to 1650 or possibly as early as 1630. This may now be the oldest surviving house in Loscoe as many houses in the village were demolished due to subsidence
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{{Information |Description=Loscoe near Heanor Derbyshire. Highfield House The research for this house dates back to 1650 or possibly as early as 1630. This may now be the oldest surviving house in Loscoe as many houses in the village were dem