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A white-painted brick building with a gabled roof, dark-framed windows, and a small porch over a green front door.

Methodist chapel, Honey Hill, Fenstanton (RGL2025)

6 Honey Hill, Methodist Chapel, Fenstanton

History of Methodist Chapel

Listed Building

Mid C19 cottage formerly the Methodist Chapel.

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  • Listed building

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