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Thriplow Bury, Lodge Road

History of Thriplow Bury

Listed Building

Large house. c.1700 and 1713 (dated stone key to window) with C17 origins; early C19 alterations dated ‘AHP 1832’ on carved brick, and 1930 renovations and additions by H.C. Hughes. … Thriplow Bury is one of four manors in Thriplow held by the Bening family from 1681 to 1820 when it was inherited by Ambrose Hope Perkins in c.1820.

Dovecot to south of Thriplow Bury GV II Dovecot. Early C18, converted to store and workshop.

Garden wall to north-west of Thriplow Bury GV II Garden wall enclosing garden on four sides. C18. Red brick, random coursing.

Building dates

  • Built c. 1700
Source for this date
  • Built c. 1700: Listed building: c.1700 (grade II*)

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