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132a Queen Edith’s Way, Cambridge

History of 132a Queen Edith's Way

Tony Cowell, a members of of the the family builders Cowells of Cherry Hinton Road, bought the plot in 1973 and built this house, one of several in the area in which his family lived at different time.

In 2016 he described how he went about acquiring and building on the plot:

https://cms.capturingcambridge.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/Whitmore-132A-Queen-Ediths-Way.mp3

Building dates

  • Built 1930–1949
Source for this date
  • Built 1930–1949: EPC construction age band: 1930–1949

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