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A stone cottage with a thatched roof and climbing vines seen behind a decorative wrought iron fence and bare-branched trees.

Dormers, Swayne’s Lane, Comberton (RGL2026)

Dormers, 2 Swaynes Lane, Comberton

History of 2 Swaynes Lane

Listed Building:

Cottage. Early-mid C16 and two later enlargements of C17 and C18.

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  • tudor

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  • Comberton

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