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A detailed black and white line drawing of a historic stone building with a tiled roof, three chimneys, and multiple windows.

Isacson’s, High Street, Burwell

Isacson’s, High Street, Burwell

History of Isacson's

Listed Building

House, early to mid C14, originally a range of lodgings, possibly held by the Knights Hospitallers. Limewashed clunch, plain tile roofs, local C18 brick chimney stacks.

Line drawing of an interior with a stone fireplace, a central arched doorway, a multi-paned window, and a wooden chest.

Isacson’s, upper room, Burwell (Religious Houses of Cambs, 1988)

Building dates

  • Built 1300–1370
Source for this date
  • Built 1300–1370: Listed building: early to mid C14 (grade II*)

Tags

  • Listed building
  • medieval
  • Religious House

Projects

  • Burwell

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