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A tall, decorative brick chimney stack emerges from a thatched roof, featuring a date stone inscribed with 1675.

Old Manse, Gamlingay, 1675 (RCHM)

The Old Manse, 57 Mill Street, Gamlingay

History of the Old Manse

Listed Building

House, formerly manse. 1761. (Historic England)

A white-rendered house with a tiled roof stands beside a two-story brick building with dormer windows on a quiet village street.

Gamlingay, houses, 1721 and manse, 1761 (RCHB)

A pale, two-storey rendered house stands beside a red brick building with a tiled roof and a prominent dormer window.

Old Manse, Mill Street, Gamlingay, before restoration

Building dates

  • Built 1761
Source for this date
  • Built 1761: Listed building: 1761

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Projects

  • Gamlingay

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