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1 – 3 Hauxton Road, Little Shelford
History of 1 - 3 Hauxton Road
Listed building:
Cottage, of several building periods, but mostly late C17. C19 alterations and C20 enlargement. Timber framed, exposed, with rendered infill and steeply pitched tiled roofs.
Fanny Wale in Shelford Parva describes at this location ‘in the angle of the road to Hauxton’, a white thatched cottage lived in by Joe Austin, the bricklayer, and son of Thomas Austin who had lived at The Prince Regent.
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