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A two-storey, pale green cottage with a dark tiled roof, a small entrance porch, and a blue plaque on its side wall.

107 High Street, Great Abington

107 High Street, Great Abington

History of 107 High Street

Listed Building:

Mid to late C17. Painted brick; plain tiled roof with gault brick ridge stack.

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