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A white two-story cottage with a mossy tiled roof, featuring the date 1685 on its facade, behind a wooden five-bar gate.

13 Toft Lane Great Wilbraham

13 Toft Lane, Great Wilbraham

History of 13 Toft Lane

Listed Building

Cottage, dated 1685 in original plaster numerals to front wall.

The numbers 1685 are painted in black on a rectangular panel set into a white rendered wall beside leafless tree branches.

13 Toft Lane Great Wilbraham (RGL2024)

Building dates

  • Built 1685
Source for this date
  • Built 1685: Listed building: 1685 (grade II)

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