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Moor Farm, B1040, Great Gransden

History of Moor Farmhouse

Listed Building

Farmhouse, built c.1844 after the Enclosure of 1843.

Barn built c.1844, shortly after the Enclosure of 1843, local red brick with slate roof. (Historic England)

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