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A small boat with two figures sits near a metal bridge over a dark canal, with a second boat moored by trees on the right.

Causeway bridge towards East Fen Common, Soham

Causeway Cottage and Causeway House, Soham

History of Causeway Cottage and Causeway House

Listed Building

House, early C16, now two dwellings, with original plan of open-hall with a cross-passage, service end to left hand and parlour to right hand. (Historic England)

Classic proportions of a modernized, substantial mid-17th century farmhouse. Likely to have timber features that would date it  to the 15th century.  (Mac Dowdy)

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  • Listed building
  • tudor

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