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A light blue two-story house with a tiled roof and brick chimneys stands behind a low red brick wall with a dark door.

16 High Street, Linton

16 High Street, Queen’s House, Linton

History of Queen's Street

Listed Building:

House. Dated rainwater head ‘W.C. 1731’ and carved brick ‘I. WEBB 1731’ in rear wall, with alterations c.1780-90 to street facade and incorporating as service wing an original C17 two unit plan lobby entry building.

House possibly built for Thos. Talbot steward of Linton Manors c.1730.

Historic England

Building dates

  • Built 1731
Source for this date
  • Built 1731: Listed building: 1731 (grade II*)

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