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A two-storey timber-framed house with gables, mullioned windows, and a vintage car parked on the right in black and white.

Tudor House, Godmanchester in c.1925

Tudor House, Earning Street, Godmanchester

History of Tudor House

Listed Building

Circa 1600-1603, dates inscribed.

This has been described by Pevsner as ‘the best timber-framed house in Godmanchester.’ Restoration in 1994 cost c.£1 million.

A timber-framed building with orange walls and a tiled roof stands on a street corner, featuring leaded windows and a brick wall.

Tudor House, Earning Street, Godmanchester (RGL2025)

A two-storey timber-framed house with terracotta plaster, leaded-pane windows, and steep, tiled gabled roofs.

Tudor House Godmanchester (RGL2025)

Close-up of a pink-painted timber-framed gable featuring wooden panels carved with the letters M, G, O, and D between beams.

Tudor House Godmanchester (RGL2025)

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