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A pink-painted farmhouse with a tiled roof and a flint and brick exterior, viewed behind a low flint garden wall.

31 Butcher’s Hill, Ickleton ©RGL 2023

Durham’s Farmhouse, 31 Butchers Hill, Ickleton

's Farmhouse, 31 Butchers Hill, Ickleton

Listed building

Farmhouse, now a house. Late C16 with C17 or later additions, C19 and C20 alterations.

Durham’s given by King John to Canon’s of West Dereham Norfolk, was one of four manors in Ickleton that descended together from 1538 (VCH); the farmhouse was sold in 1971.

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