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A black and white photograph showing a rendered house with a jetty, a gable roof, and two tiers of leaded pane windows.

Tudor House, Gamlingay 17th cent. (RCHM)

Tudor House, 47 Church Street, Gamlingay

History of Tudor House

Listed Building

House. C16 and late C17. (Historic England)

Two cream-colored cottages with dark trim, tiled roofs and brick chimneys stand along a paved street under a grey sky.

47 & 49 Church Street, Gamlingay (RGL2025)

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  • Listed building
  • tudor

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  • Gamlingay

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