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Two white, historic houses with tile roofs stand beside a grassy lawn, featuring black timber framing on the right building.

2 The Green Foxton (RGL2026)

Home Farmhouse, 2 The Green, Foxton

History of Home Farmhouse

Listed Building

House. 1555 for John Fuller enlarged c1660. Timber frame, partly exposed and rendered, on brick plinth. Tiled roofs, with gablet to north east end.


Don Challis, Schooldays in Foxton, describes going to Home Farm where Hetty Stock sold milk, eggs and butter. She had an old fashioned dairy but also. outside the farmhouse door a large birdcage with a parrot.

 

 

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  • tudor

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