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A row of white cottages with thatched roofs, dark-painted lower walls, and small-paned windows along a quiet country lane.

13 – 17 Green Lane, Linton

13 – 17 Green Lane, Linton

History of 13 - 17 Green Lane

Listed Building:

Row of cottages, originally C16 farmhouse converted in c.1840 to five dwellings with C20 extension to south and rear. Historic England

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