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A white-walled cottage with a red tiled roof, central chimney, and topiary shrubs in front under a cloudy sky.

1 The Green Foxton (RGL2026)

1, The Green, Foxton

History of 1 The Green

Listed Building

Cottage. 1570 for William Yewell with bay to the west added 1678. The cottage was further extended at the east end c.1977

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  • tudor

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