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A white rendered building with a tiled roof and two prominent chimneys behind a tall, manicured hedge and iron railings.

9 Station Road Waterbeach

9 Station Road, The Hall, Waterbeach

History of The Hall

A long, half-timbered building with dark wooden siding and a tiled roof sits beside a road near a stone church tower.

9 Station Road Waterbeach

A long building with black horizontal timber cladding above a brick wall, featuring a pitched tiled roof and a white gable.

9 Station Road Waterbeach

Listed building:

House, formerly a farmhouse. C17 with C19 extensions and alterations.

Warehouse, late C15 or early C16, and C17.

A drawing seen through an archway shows a path leading towards a house behind a picket fence, with a person in a hat standing.

The Hall, Waterbeach, from a painting

Line drawing of a house with gabled roofs, a central porch, and a surrounding fence, with small figures in the foreground.

The Hall, Waterbeach, (Denis Cheason)

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