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Photo: Rob Howard

Anstey Hall Farm, Trumpington

Farm house originally attached to Anstey Hall

Listed Building

The main north-south range is of the early C19 in appearance, but probably has a core of the Cl7. The north-west wing is late C18; the south-west wing late C19. (Historic England)

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The farmhouse dates from the 1600s. Its outbuildings include a large weatherboarded threshing barn and a pyramidal dovecot now being converted to housing by Hill.

See the Trumpington Local History Group’s web pages for an account of the old buildings and archaeology of Anstey Hall Farm, also here

https://library.oxfordarchaeology.com/2064/

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