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A two-storey, yellow-brick Georgian house with a slate roof, arched central porch, and a white car parked in front.

The Grange, Hilton (RGL2025)

Grange Farm, Hilton

History of Grange Farm

Listed Building

Grange Farmhouse, and piers … Built 1814 (sale prospectus).

A half-timbered house with a thatched roof and a brick extension beside a gravel courtyard under a blue sky with clouds.

The Grange Farm, Hilton (RGL2025)

A gravel courtyard framed by brick building walls leads to a converted dark timber barn with a tiled roof and skylights.

The Grange Farm, Hilton (RGL2025)

Dora Tack remembers Will Furniss’s butchery down the drive of The Grange. He went to Papworth Everard to sell meat.

Building dates

  • Built 1814
Source for this date
  • Built 1814: Listed building: 1814

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  • Hilton

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