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A row of three old cottages with thatched roofs and brick or rendered walls stands along a flat, unpaved road.

1 & 3 The Cinques. The cottage on the right was demolished.

1 & 3 The Cinques, Gamlingay

History of 1 & 3 The Cinques

Listed Building

Cottage. Late C18-C19. (Historic England)

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