Description

In the entry for

TL 4849
9/251

SAWSTON
HAMMONDS LANE
No, 1 ( Sunnyside) and No. 3 ( Vine Cottage)

GV
II

The address shall be amended to read:

SAWSTON
HAMMONDS ROAD
No, 1 ( Sunnyside) and No. 2 ( Vine Cottage)

GV
II

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TL 4849
9/251

SAWSTON
HAMMONDS LANE
No. 1 (Sunnyside) and No. 3 (Vine Cottage)

GV
II

Two houses, formerly one original building with open hall. Medieval, late
C17, and C19 and C20 alterations. Timber-framed with roughcast render. C20
plain tiled roof with three C19 gault brick stacks. No. 1 to east two storeys
with boarded door to right hand in closed porched entrance and one six-paned
hung sash window; two smaller first floor six-paned hung sash windows and
fire insurance plaque. No. 2 lower range, two storeys. C20 porched bay to
left hand with glazed-panelled door. One ground floor window and three first
floor six-paned hung sash windows. Interior: Some exposed timber-frame.

Listing NGR: TL4857449495

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26420904

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