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A sepia-toned street view of Fenstanton with brick buildings, a cafe sign on the right, and a person standing with a bicycle.

High Street, Fenstanton no.7 on right (undated)

7 High Street, Cream Rose (Valiant Trooper), Fenstanton

History of 7 High Street, Fenstanton

Listed Building

Early C18 house

Horse-drawn carriage labeled Hewson & Son stands on a village street with brick buildings, chimneys, and several pedestrians.

High Street, Fenstanton no.7 on right (undated)

A white-walled building with a surgery sign stands beside a road, with a small clock tower visible in the background.

7 High Street, Fenstanton (RGL2025)

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  • Listed building
  • Public House

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