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The Limes, 40 Station Road, Haddenham
History of The Limes
House. Three principal building periods: C16, mid C17 and early C19. Timber frame, red brick in the back and Haddenham gault brick on the front. Plain tiled roofs with some modern tiles incorporated and tumbled parapets. C16 building at south end (Historic England)
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