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Two men in flat caps and jackets stand in a field beside a wooden fence and an old-fashioned horse-drawn farm implement.

Sowing wheat in Lode Road (CambsCollection)

25 & 27 Lode Road, Lode

History of 25 & 27 Lode Road

Listed Building

Cottage, mid-late C17 of four bays and lobby entry plan. In the C19 the cottage was sub-divided.

A long, white, single-story cottage with a thatched roof, a central brick chimney, and the name Ivy Lodge on its wall.

27 Lode Road, Lode (RGL2025)

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