Description

1.
5377
TL 9734
27/697
10.1.53

HIGH STREET
(West Side)
Nayland with Wissington
Nos 1 and 3
(formerly listed as Queens Head with house and shop adjoining under Church Street)

II*
GV

2.
Part of it was formerly the Queen's Head. A large timber-framed and plastered
house mostly of the C16 and C17 but possibly incorporating parts of an
earlier C15 house. Considerably altered, particularly on the front, in
the C18. No 1 has exposed timber-framing on the north side and at the
north end of the east front on the upper storey. The west front is mainly
faced in brick, colourwashed. 2 storeys. The windows axe arranged around
a large central carriageway, 1:2:1:2:1, mainly double-hung sashes with
glazing bars, some casements. The ground storey has mainly 3-light windows
on the east front. No 3 has a good early C19 shop front (renovated) with
glazing bars to the window, pilasters and cornice. On the north side there
is a C18 oriel bay on the upper storey and an original mullioned casement.
Roofs tiled (old tiles), hipped.

Listing NGR: TL9751434308

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q17532756

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