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A white, one-and-a-half-storey cottage with a tiled roof and a central porch sits on a gravel driveway under a cloudy sky.

1 Toyse Lane (RGL2024)

1 Toyse Lane, Burwell

History of 1 Toyse Lane

Listed Building

Cottage, originally C18 dovecote, converted to dwelling before 1842.

This was the home of Ann South, one of the Burwell Twenty-Five who founded the Baptist church.

 

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