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A red-brick cottage with decorative bargeboards, a slate roof, and leaded windows set behind a wooden fence and flowering trees.

22 Stetchworth Road, Woodditton (RGL2025)

22 Stetchworth Road, Woodditton

History of 22 Stetchworth Road

The four McCalmont houses along the Stetchworth Road shared two well situated in their back gardens, from which they drew water by bucket and chain. The deep well fed from an underground spring supplied hard water for drinking and a separate soft water well collected rain-water for the washing. (R H Vincent, A Tanner Will Do)

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