Description

CLACTON-ON-SEA ST. JOHN'S ROAD,
TM 1716
GREAT CLACTON
(north side)
13/26 The Queen's Head Hotel
GV II
Hotel. C16/C17 or earlier with C18 or later additions and alterations. Timber
framed and rough rendered, plaster panels to North Road. Red plain tiled roofs,
L-plan, hipped with gablet to left. Hipped to right face (North Road). Large
rough rendered chimney stack to rear left, 2 rough rendered stacks to North Road
face. 2 storeys and attics to left range with a flat headed dormer and 3 window
range of various small paned vertically sliding sashes including a ground floor
bay with triparite front window and tripartite window over. Blocked doorway to
left. 2 C20 panelled doors with top lights and flat canopies on brackets to
right. Very large 2 storey 5 light bay window with small paned glazing to
right. Right return, 2 window range of 3 light casements with transoms.
Recessed door in moulded surround with toplight and fanlight. Purchased 1727 by
Daniel Prentice of Yew Trees q.v. 13/27. Documentary evidence relating to the
building c.1600. Kenneth Walker History of Clacton.

Listing NGR: TM1758916495

External Links

• Historic England Listing
• Wikidata Q26459010

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