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Linton House, 101 High Street, Swaffham Bulbeck

History of Linton House

Listed Building

House, originally an open hall, c1500 extended by two bays to South late C16. In late C18 the small kitchen or bakehouse wing at the back was added. Timber-framing, exposed, with rendered infill. Thatched roof of reed with a ridge stack of red and yellow brick, c1600.

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