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Three-story red brick house with a blue central door, white-framed sash windows, and a plaque labeled Montagu House.

Montagu House, Eynesbury (RGL2025)

2 Montague Square, Eynesbury

History of 2 Montagu Square

Listed Building

C18 timber framed building, formerly two cottages with one window each. Two storeys and one storey with dormers Refronted in yellow gault brick in 1797 (bricks scratched with date and monograms “M W”, “I W”, “A W” and “H C”.

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