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A white, thatched cottage with bird ornaments on the roof stands beside a road, with a person visible in the front doorway.

2 Church Lane, Balsham (RGL 2022)

Long Thatch, 2 Church Lane, Balsham

History of 2 Church Lane

Listed Building

C16 origins, C17 and C19.


A white cottage with a thick thatched roof and two chimneys, featuring decorative cross-patterning along the roof ridge.

2 Church Lane, Balsham (RGL 2022)

In 1874 the anon. map of Balsham showed these cottages as nos. 76 and 77, inhabited by William Daniels and Widow Crick.

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  • Listed building
  • tudor

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