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Two detached thatched cottages with white and pink walls set behind a low brick wall and a small front garden with a water pump.

26 & 24 Middle Street, Great Gransden (RGL2025)

Marley’s Cottage, 24 Middle Street, Great Gransden

History of Marley's Cottage

Listed Building

A very good example of a small early C16 cottage with an open hall and original aisle to north. (Historic England)

 

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  • tudor

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  • Great Gransden

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