Thatch Cottage - The Green - Rampton, Cambridgeshire - Thatch Cottages on Waymarking.com

A thatched cottage at the junction of The Green and Cow Lane, Rampton.

"Pair of cottages, probably c.1700, and mid C19. Possibly timber framed, but either cased or rebuilt in gault brick. Original roof of steep pitch, the thatch now covered with corrugated iron. Narrow red and yellow brick axial ridge stack. Single range plan. One storey and attic. Two dormers. Four C19 hung sashes and two doorways. The cottage is said to be framed although it is not visible internally."

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Re-thatched since the Historic England entry.

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