House, built in 1936 by the Land Settlement Association on the Low Fulney estate (see PRN 27301), Spalding. It is a two storey, brick building, with a steep, pitched roof. The southern elevation has two windows on the main floor, and two dormer windows built into the lower portion of the roof structure. A small, single storey flat roof extension, that is half brick, half conservatory, has been built on the eastern elevation. A larger single storey, flat roof extension, built out of brick, has been built off the western elevation, and the western half of the northern elevation of the house. The house was built as part of the Land Settlement Association's programme to support and reskill unemployed workers from industrialised areas of the country. {1}{2}{3}