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A two-story cream-rendered cottage with green-framed windows, a brown wooden fence, and a black post box against a blue sky.

4 West View Cottages, Wicken (RGL2026)

4 & 5 Cross Green, West View Cottages, Wicken

History of 4 & 5 West View Cottages

Built 1905

A rectangular stone plaque set into a textured wall is inscribed with the words West View Cottages and the date 1905.

4 West View Cottages (RGL2026)

A two-story cream-rendered house with a red tiled roof, green-framed windows, and a green front door under a small canopy.

4 & 5 West View Cottages (RGL2026)

Projects

  • Wicken

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