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A village lane leads past a large church with a tall spire on the left and a thatched building on the right, c. 1900.

North End, Bassingbourn, view south of Church Room (R) and church c.1900

26 North End, Fern Cottage, Bassingbourn

History of Fern Cottage

Listed building:

Cottage. Circa 1500 with C17 and late C17 alterations and additions, C19 and C20 alterations and renovation. Timber-framed and plastered, red pantiled roof and red brick ridge stack.

[In photo Fern Cottage is behind hedge to the left]

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  • medieval

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