Description
Dated 1766 on skewputt. 2-storey house (now flats), rubble with ashlar dressings; roll moulding to upper windows; chamfered at ground floor; crowsteps; slate roof.
Formerly 3-bay house with central door now with inserted openings to ground floor; window to far left, door to right flank (No. 6). Wide door to centre (Nos. 5 and 4), further door to right flank (No. 3), window to far right. 3 1st floor windows remain in situ. Modern rooflights.
114A High Street adjoins to North; 7-10 Harrow Inn Close to South.
Statement of Interest
Former Item 108 (1981 Revised List). Formerly Listed as 114B High Street (through pend).
List description updated 2003.
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Development and Design of Heritage Sensitive Sites: Strategies for Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas
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