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Two tall white buildings with gabled roofs and brick chimneys stand under a cloudy sky next to a smaller side extension.

Furtherwick House, Over (RGL2025)

Furtherwick House, Albany House, 14 & 16 Fen End, Over

History of Furtherwick House

Listed Building

House, late C17 and C20 alterations. (Historic England)

E G Papworth in A Walk Round the Village of Over refers to this property as Albany House. She describes it as central-hall type farmhouse with a history as far back as 1580/90. It was occupied by Thomas Cowell in 1597; it was sold as a double tenement in 1908 for £408.

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