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Two women and a man in a flat cap stand before a brick building beside an early-twentieth-century car on a village street.

13 – 15 High Street, Fenstanton (undated)

The Chalice, 13 – 15 High Street, Fenstanton

History of 13 - 15 High Street

Listed Building

C18 house converted to a shop.

A street view of two-story brick and painted buildings with sash windows and tiled roofs, with cars parked along the curb.

13 – 15 High Street, Fenstanton (RGL2025)

Building dates

  • Built 1700–1929
Sources for this date
  • Built 1900–1929: EPC construction age band: 1900–1929
  • Built 1700–1799: Listed building: C18 (grade II)

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