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A red brick house with a curved Dutch gable, steeply pitched tile roofs, two chimneys, and a hedge in the foreground.

Ivy House, Over (RGL2025)

Ivy House, 12 Fen End, Over

History of Ivy House

Listed Building

House, late C17. Some minor C19 alterations. … This house, No.14 Fen End and No.22 High Street, (q.v.) are possibly associated with Dutch prisoners of war who, it is believed, were used in construction of the New Bedford River and remained after peace was concluded in 1654. (Historic England)

Dovecote, late C17 and C19 alterations

A brick house with a dutch gable and a low brick wall in front, featuring white-framed sash windows and a tile roof.

Ivy House, Over (RGL2025)

The internal measurements of the house are in metric. There is a fireplate, no 315872; the house was insured by the Sun Insurance in 1772 for £100.

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