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A brick cottage with a tiled roof, three dormer windows, a central chimney, and climbing foliage covering the front wall.

48 High Street, Soham (RGL2025)

48 High Street, Soham

History of 48 High Street

Listed Building

Two cottages, now one, forming an L-plan. The front range was an open-hall, C16, into which the floor and hearth were inserted in C17. In c.1840 the facade was cased in gault brick. (Historic England)

According to Mac Dowdy, An Improving Town, this is a classic example of a 17th cent. long house. it was later cased in brick, probably in 18th cent.

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