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A long, thatched cottage with whitewashed and half-timbered walls stands behind a low stone wall and a large flowering bush.

1 St Michael’s Lane, Longstanton (RGL2026)

1 St Michael’s Lane, Magdalene College Cottage, Longstanton

History of Magdalene College Cottage

Listed building:

Cottage late C17, and possibly C18. Late C18 and mid C20 alterations. Timber framed with mid-C20 brick infill, part weatherboarded.

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The centre bay of the main range has an inglenook, sealed, and above a moulded pad with dentil enrichment, c.1670, to support the main beam, which is now boxed.

A long, thatched-roof cottage with half-timbered brick walls sits beside a narrow road near a large, rounded garden hedge.

1 St Michael’s Lane, Longstanton (RGL2026)

A white-walled thatched cottage with timber framing on the left side, seen from the street behind a low brick garden wall.

1 St Michael’s Lane, Longstanton (RGL2026)

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