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A room interior features a large fireplace with an ornate mantelpiece, a built-in wooden cupboard, and patterned wallpaper.

High Buildings / Mabbutts, Hildersham (WMPalmer)

Mabbutts, High Buildings, Hugh Street, Hildersham

History of Mabbutts

Listed Building

House, formerly a farmhouse. Mid C16 with late C17 addition and alterations. … Main hearth with reddened bricks (part of an original decorative scheme), with deeply moulded re-used C15 mantel beam. 

A pink-painted timber-framed house with a thatched roof stands beside a quiet road in Hildersham under a clear blue sky.

Mabbutts, Hildersham (RGL2026)

W M Palmer in his lecture of 1924, The Neighbourhood of Abington and Hildersham, talks about the building known as ‘High Buildings’ in which lived Fred and David Day. He refers to the oak over mantel and states that Mr Mabbutt used to live there, one of the largest farmers in the village.

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