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The thatched roof and a single brick chimney of a house are visible above a dense, tall hedge surrounded by mature trees.

9 Bell Lane, Fenstanton (RGL2025)

9 Bell Lane, Mathyns, Fenstanton

History of Mathyns

Listed Building

Built in circa 1900 for the Coote family in a ‘rustic Cottage’ style.

This house was built in the 19th century by the Coote family of Oaklands House for the head gardener of the estate. The pond next door provided fish for Oaklands House.

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