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A two-storey, brown brick manor house with a central green door, sash windows, and three dormer windows in the roof.

The Manor House, High Street, Soham (RGL2025)

Manor House, High Street, Soham

History of Manor House

Listed Building

House, c.1730. Narrow, grey gault brick. (Historic England)

A style termed the Compact Plan, dating from c.1650 to 1700, of which 197 recorded in England and Wales. (An Improving Town, Mac Dowdy)

High street scene with two-story buildings, a horse-drawn carriage in the road, and several people standing on the pavement.

Manor House (r), Arthur Knight’s (l), Soham

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