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A long, single-story house with a dark thatched roof, brick walls, timber framing, and three brick chimneys along the front.

5 Comberton Road, Barton

Dales Barn, 5 Comberton Road, Barton

History of 5 Comberton Road

Listed Building:

Cottage. Late C18 or early C19 and renovated mid C20. Timber..frame, exposed, and brick infill. Longstraw thatch roof, hipped, and ridge stack.

In 1945 David Kindersley set up his first letter-cutting workshop here. In 1967 he moved to Chesterton Tower.

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