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Audley House, Littleport

History of Audley House

Littleport OS 1901

Littleport OS 1901

According to Boyhood Recollections of Littleport by Alva Harlock (1988) Audley House was a Georgian house that had been lived in by James Little Luddington. However, the property failed to sell, was demolished and the site sold off in plots.

A gardener’s cottage on the site was occupied by the Washington family. Arthur Washington was the postman.

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