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A row of cream-painted cottages and a red brick building with dark window frames and tiled roofs under a cloudy sky.

King William IV, High Street, Fenstanton (RGL2025)

King William IV, 1 & 3 High Street, Fenstanton

History of King William IV

Listed Building

Formerly C17 inn and C18 cottage now one building.

Building dates

  • Built 1600–1699
Source for this date
  • Built 1600–1699: Listed building: C17 (grade II)

Tags

  • Listed building
  • Public House

Projects

  • Fenstanton

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