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A two-storey white rendered house with a dark tiled roof, a large brick external chimney, and a front garden with hedges.

333 High Street, Cottenham

333 (229) High Street, The Limes, Cottenham

History of 333 High Street

Listed Building:

House mid C17. There is an early C19th brick dairy on the side and a lattice window for the cheese room above.


1891

John Buys, 37, farmer, b Chatteris


1901

Bernard W Searle, 33, farmer, b Oakington


1939 (229)

James C Morgan, b 1886, fruit grower,

Building dates

  • Built 1630–1670
Source for this date
  • Built 1630–1670: Listed building: mid C17 (grade II)

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