East Cambridgeshire District Council

House, formerly Three Tuns PH. Early C19.

Yellow gault brick with some pale reds, Flemish bond. Steeply pitched roof with modern plain tiles, flush end stacks and tumbled end parapets on kneelers. Sawtooth eaves cornice. Three original first floor window openings with modern wood casements, and one blocked window opening. Segmental arches to two casements.

House, Early C19.

Yellow gault brick English bond, and plain tiled gable roof with tumbled end, partly rebuilt. Small ridge stack and end stacks. The one to the north end projects and has stepped offsets but is of similar brick to the rest of the house. Two storeys. There are four recessed first floor window openings with remade surrounds, and three at ground floor including two which retain original segmental arches.

The doorway on the front is now blocked and another opening was blocked in C19.

House. Early C18 original, but mainly 1840.

C18 cottage of red brick. 1840 roof raised and rebuild of front wall in Haddenham gault brick.

Steeply pitched modern pantiled roof with end stacks and tumbling to the gables. Two storeys formerly with attics and three dormers. Three c1840 original first floor recessed window openings with twelve pane hung sashes. Altered ground floor fenestration including a canted bay, late C19 with moulded cornice.

Pair of cottages. C18, Brick with modern rendered front wall on exposed red brick plinth.

Parapetted and tumbled gable ends. Ridge stack also of red brick with gault brick upper courses, and a south end stack. No 20 has a lobby entry plan. One storey and attic. Four dormers and four ground floor modern wood three light cross frame casements.