Building record 1074900000 - THE WHEATSHEAF, MAIN STREET

Grade II. Public house. C17. Timber frame exposed in right-hand gable end and one brace to right of front, remainder whitewashed roughcast. Half-hipped thatch roof, brick stack to right of centre with rebuilt base of thin bricks and lobby entry. One-and-a-half storeys, three bays. Left-hand bay has board door to left with two barred windows to right. Centre bay has C20 canted bay window to left and four panelled door under wooden hood on cut brackets with small casement to right. Right-hand bay blank. Small paired barred casement in thatch above centre bay. Right gable has canted bay window to ground floor and barred casement above. Tiled lean-to to left. Tiled brick and weatherboarded extension at right-angles to rear (B1).


(SP 70413556) Wheat Sheaf [NAT] (B2).
The Wheatsheaf Inn. The walls are covered with roughcast and there is a central chimney stack. Interior:- On the ground floor there are original ceiling-beams and a wide fireplace, partly blocked. Condition - Fairly Good (B3).

This record includes National Record of the Historic Environment Information provided by Historic England on 4 June 2025 licensed under the Open Government Licence.