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A white cottage with a thick thatched roof featuring three gables, dark wooden doors, and two brick chimneys under a grey sky.

Abbots Barn, High Street, Hemingford Abbots (RGL2025)

Abbots Barn, High Street, Hemingford Abbots

History of Abbots Barn

Listed Building

Late C16 cottage.

A white painted brick building with a dark thatched roof and two black doors, standing beside a taller brick chimney stack.

C18 barn next to Abbots barn, High Street, Hemingford Abbots (RGL2025)

C18 small barn.

Building dates

  • Built 1560–1599
Source for this date
  • Built 1560–1599: Listed building: Late C16 (grade II)

Tags

  • Listed building
  • tudor

Projects

  • Hemingford Abbots

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