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An interior view showing a curving wooden staircase with turned balusters, set behind an arched doorway with carved detailing.

Manor Farm, Great Eversden 18th cent.

Manor House, Kingston Road, Great Eversden

History of the Manor House

Listed Building

Manor House. C1600 extended in C18. Timber framed, plaster rendered. Tiled roofs with two ridge stacks, one shafted. H-plan with a parallel range of C17 outbuildings at the rear linked to the main range in C18.

Black and white drawing of a manor house and a forest scene featuring four figures, set among printed text about Eversden.

Urbs Camboritum, Eversden manor

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  • tudor

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