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1959 Royal Commission on Historical Monuments Survey of Cambridge: has walls of plastered timber-framing and brick and tiled roofs. It was built in the 16th cent. and, despite minor changes in the 18th cent., retains much of its original form and character.
1913: St Clement’s Vicarage
Rev Edmund Gough de Salis Wood
1962: (1)
Thomas E Faber
Hubert Montague-Pollock (the Green Door)
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