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A white cottage with a thatched roof sits behind a tall green hedge, partially shaded by the overhanging branches of a tree.

21 High Street, Shepreth (RGL2025)

Riverside Cottage, 21 High Street, Shepreth

History of Riverside Cottage

Listed Building

Cottage. Late C17, extended at east end, mid-late C20.

A narrow stream flows through a shaded, ivy-covered wooded area with a small black bird visible on the water in the distance.

River Shep (RGL2025)

A narrow, tree-lined stream flows between lush green banks covered in foliage and ivy-covered tree trunks.

Building dates

  • Built 1660–1699
Source for this date
  • Built 1660–1699: Listed building: Late C17 (grade II)

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  • Shepreth

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