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A pale, single-story building with a tiled roof features a dark door and windows with small panes and a sign reading Abington Pottery.

The Pottery, Great Abington

26 High Street, Abington pottery, Little Abington

History of Pottery

Listed Building:

House. Late C15 or early C16 with mid to late C16 and late C18 or early C19 alterations. Timber-framed and plastered with plain tiled roofs.

The house was converted to three dwellings in c.1830 and was renovated by the Cambridge Cottage Improvement Society in 1934; it became a pottery in 1964.

Historic England

Building dates

  • Built 1460–1540
Sources for this date
  • Built by 1899: EPC construction age band: before 1900
  • Built 1460–1540: Listed building: Late C15 or early C16 (grade II*)

Tags

  • Listed building
  • tudor

Projects

  • Little Abington

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