A white two-story house with a black base, tiled roof with snow, three dormer windows, and a tall chimney against grey sky.

Old Manor House, Chesterton

Old Manor House, St Andrew’s Road, Chesterton

History of the Old Manor House, St Andrew's Road

Real Commission Survey of Cambridge 1959: has plastered timber-framed walls and tile-covered roofs. it was built in c. 1700 on a T-shaped palm and subsequently extended.

A two-story L-shaped house with a tall tiled roof and white exterior walls sits behind a high wooden fence on a quiet street.

Old Manor House, Chesterton (MoC57/72)

A three-story white house with a gabled roof and dormer windows sits behind a low wall, with gravestones visible in the foreground.

Old Manor House, Chesterton, Jan 1972 (MoC12b/72)

A white-rendered house with a tiled roof features a dark double door, a sign reading The Old Manor House, and sash windows.

Old Manor House, Chesterton ©RGL2023

A brick wall in the foreground partially obscures a tiled house roof, with a church spire visible in the distance behind trees.

Old Manor House, Chesterton ©RGL2023

A whitewashed house with a tiled roof behind a brick wall, with the tall stone spire of a church visible in the background.

Old Manor House, Chesterton ©RGL2023

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