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A white cottage with a thatched roof, three dormer windows, and a white picket fence under a blue sky with scattered clouds.

7 Pond Green Wicken (RGL2026)

7 Pond Green, Wicken

History of 7 Pond Green

Listed Building

Cottage, late C15, of original open hall plan with floored service end to right hand and parlour to left hand. In C17 the cottage was extended to right hand and a chimney stack and floor inserted into the open hall converting the house to one of lobby entry plan. (Historic England)

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