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A rendered, gabled cottage with a tiled roof, ivy-covered walls, and two chimneys stands behind a thick, leafy front garden.

Moles End, Little Eversden (RGL2025)

Moles End & The Cottage, High Street

History of Moles End & The Cottage

Listed Building

House now two dwellings extended on north side. (Little Eversden)

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