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A leafy country lane with a small, light-colored cottage on the right and dense trees lining both sides of the road.

Swan Cottage / The Swan, Fenstanton (undated)

Swan Cottage, The Swan, Swan Lane, Fenstanton

History of the Swan

Listed Building

Early C18 cottage.

It was a cottage for workers on the Oaklands estate. Later a public house, in WWII military officers were billeted there.

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  • Public House

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