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A two-storey brick cottage with a gambrel roof and red clay tiles sits at a street corner marked by a Church Lane road sign.

Corner Cottage, High Street, Little Eversden (RGL2025)

Corner Cottage, High Street, Little Eversden

History of Corner Cottage

Listed Building

Cottage. Early C18 and late C18. (Listed Building)

 

Building dates

  • Built 1700–1740
Source for this date
  • Built 1700–1740: Listed building: Early C18 (grade II)

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  • Listed building

Projects

  • Little Eversden

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