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Tudor Cottage, 1 High Street, Graveley

History of Tudor Cottage

Listed Building

House and attached barn. C17, and mid C19. Timber framed and plastered with C19 gault brick, painted.

Barn. Early C18.

Linked to No. 1 High Street by contemporary, lower range with similar materials. This building may identify as Rev. Trotter’s library. (Rev. H. Trotter, rector of Graveley, d.1766, his library is said to have contained 1,400 volumes and is now in Jesus College, Cambridge).

Building dates

  • Built 1600–1699
Sources for this date
  • Built by 1899: EPC construction age band: before 1900
  • Built 1600–1699: Listed building: C17 (grade II)

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