East Cambridgeshire District Council

Cottage. Two building periods in C18.

Brick, modern render, on plinth and plain tiled roof, gabled to east end and mansarded to the west. It has end parapets, a ridge stack, and C19 end stacks. Two storeys. Gable dormers. Three modern ground floor windows and doorway at east the rear gable and the east end with rendered walls may remain from a building.

Interior, Inglenook hearth. Brickwork of early C18 visible in the plinth. Chamfered main beam.

Telephone kiosk, Type K6. Designed in 1935 by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, and made by various contractors.

Of cast iron. A square kiosk with a domed roof. The top panels have unperforated crowns, and the windows and door have margin glazing.

House, Late C17 or early C18, much remodelled and first floor rebuilt late C20.

Red brick, English band and tiled gabled roof. Ridge stack. End to road. Two storeys. East side wall has rebuilt header brick arches to ground floor windows.

House, Late C17 or early C18, with gable ends and part of front wall rebuilt in early C19.

Red brick of varied bonding but mainly Flemish. Plain tiled roof, hipped to the south west angle and gault brick stack. Two storeys. Three first floor casements under segmental header arches and three ground floor recessed, hung sashes under similar double header arches, repaired. Doorway has similar arch. Blocked doorway in west wall.

Barn, Late C17 or early C18, roof probably rebuilt C19 or C20.

Red brick. Corrugated iron roof. Walls have breathers and cartway opening. Four bays.

House. Mid C17 in origin, but mostly early C18 with part at west end early C19. Some mid to late C20 repairs and alterations.

Red brick, Flemish bond rendered at east end. Plain tiled roof, originally mansard. Ridge stack of C19 gault brick of two diagonally set shafts replacing the mid C17 stacks. Two storeys and attic. The attic has been removed. Plat band between the storeys. Two first floor twelve pane hung sashes and one blocked window opening. Segmental arches to one twelve pane hung sash and two blocked window openings.

House, early C18.

Red brick, Flemish bond to front wall and English bond to end walls. Steeply pitched roof, now covered with corrugated iron. Tumbled gable end parapets. Ridge stack. Three room and lobby entry plan.

Two storeys with three brick band between the storeys. Three first floor C18 or C19 three light cross frame casements with modern glazing. Segmental arches above three similar ground floor windows. Doorway to lobby entry has early C19 architrave and six panelled door of two flush and four raised and fielded panels.

House. Late C18. Brick, English bond to gable end, rendered on the front and plain tiled mansard roof with tumbled end parapets and ridge stack and flush end stacks. L-plan. Two storeys and attic.

House. c1800 extended at rear mid C19. Local brick laid in Flemish bond patterned on the front having gault brick stretchers and red brick headers.

Parapetted steeply pitched roof with asbestos slates. Two storeys and attic. Band between the storeys. Two hipped dormers. Four first floor flush frame twelve pane hung sashes. Two similar windows of sixteen panes flank central doorway with stucco panelled surround having flat hood with moulded cornice on enriched brackets.