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A white-walled cottage with a thatched roof and two prominent brick chimneys surrounded by mature trees and garden shrubs.

Glebe Cottage, Comberton, former vicarage, late medieval (RCHM)

Glebe Cottage, Old Vicarage, Church Lane, Comberton

History of Glebe Cottage

Listed Building:

Cottage C14-C15 open hall, and C17.

A white cottage with a mossy thatched roof, chimney stack, and dark shutters sits behind tall, neatly trimmed evergreen hedges.

Glebe Cottage Church lane Comberton (RGL2026)

A white, thatched-roof cottage viewed past a yellow brick outbuilding with black doors, set amongst trees and a garden.

Glebe Cottage Church lane Comberton (RGL2026)

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  • Listed building
  • medieval
  • tudor

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