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The Vicarage, 2 Church Street, Fenstanton

History of the Vicarage

Listed Building

The Vicarage. Built between 1810-1850 by the vicar, Thomas Bourdillon.

This building was reported  (Cambridge Daily News 15th Jan 2003) as having been the previous year a brothel trading as ‘Diamonds, The Gentleman’s Retreat.’ In 2003 the property was put on the market for £850,000.

Building dates

  • Built 1810–1850
Source for this date
  • Built 1810–1850: Listed building: 1810-1850 (grade II)

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