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Five Gables farmhouse, Bucks Lane, Little Eversden

History of Five Gables Farm

Listed Building

House. Late medieval open-hall and C17-extensions to west and south, the latter forming a crosswing. Floor and stack inserted into the open hall. (Historic England)

Building dates

  • Built 1350–1539
Source for this date
  • Built 1350–1539: Listed building: Late medieval (grade II*)

Tags

  • Listed building
  • medieval

Projects

  • Little Eversden

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