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A white-walled cottage with a tiled roof and gothic-style windows stands on a street corner under a clear blue sky.

Jeremiah’s Cottage, Great Abington

24 High Street, Jeremiah’s Cottage, Little Abington

History of Jeremiah's Cottage

Listed Building:

House. C16 or early C17 and late C18 or early C19 alterations and extensions. 

A two-story white rendered building with a tiled roof, labeled Jeremiah’s Tea House, stands on a street corner in Abington.

24 High Street, Little Abington

Building dates

  • Built 1500–1640
Source for this date
  • Built 1500–1640: Listed building: C16 or early C17

Tags

  • Listed building
  • tudor

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  • Little Abington

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