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Terraced shops with painted brick facades, dark blue window frames, and slate roofs on a corner in Chatteris, Cambridgeshire.

History of 10 – 14 High Street Chatteris (RGL2026)

10, 12, 14 High Street, Chatteris

History of 10 - 14 High Street

Listed Building

Nos. 12-14 High Street was erected as a single property in the C18. Close to the market place and the church, it is in a prominent location and was converted to two shops in the mid C19. Map evidence indicates that No. 12 was extended to the rear between 1888 and 1902.

A two-story building with a green-fronted florist shop decorated with Christmas foliage next to a vacant blue storefront.

12 High Street Chatteris (RGL2026)

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