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A street scene in Sawston with traditional cottages, a public house with a hanging sign, and bicycles parked near the kerb.

119 High Street (r), Sawston, 1929, (MoC250/54)

119 High Street, Manor Cottage, Sawston

History of Manor Cottage

Listed Building

House. C17 with mid to late C19 east addition. (Historic England)

A light-colored two-story cottage with dark-framed windows, a steeply pitched tiled roof, two chimneys, and three wheelie bins.

Manor Cottage, Sawston (RGL2025)

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