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Two adjacent two-storey red-brick houses with tiled roofs, white-framed sash windows, and two brick chimneys against a blue sky.

27 & 28 Post Street, Godmanchester (2025)

27 & 28 Post Street, Godmanchester

27 & 28 Post Street

Listed Building

No 28 has the date 1849 and the initials “W.C” in the gable end, but the building probably dates from the late C18.

 

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