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A pale rendered cottage with a timber-framed effect, a mossy tiled roof with two dormer windows, and the year 1777 on the wall.

8 Butcher’s Hill, Ickleton (©RGL 2023)

8 Butcher’s Hill, Ickleton

History of 8 Butcher's Hill

Listed Building:

Late C16 with later alterations, renovated 1985. Timber-framed and plastered. Old plain tiled roof half hipped to right hand. Rebuilt ridge stack. Two storeys. Converted to two dwellings in late C18 or early C19, (cellars recently filled in).

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