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Two-storey brick house with an 1893 datestone in the gable, featuring arched red brick headers above white sash windows.

328 High Street Cottenham

328 High Street, Cottenham

History of 328 High Street Cottenham

House on this site called ‘Burgoins at the Weir’ once of three Cottenham houses bought by Hobson’s Charity in 1632 to earn income for the Spinning House in Cambridge.

House built in 1893.

1952 sold at auction to tenant Fred Smith for £1,200.

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